Social Sciences, asked by Ananya2504, 7 months ago

Describe in detail the Natural vegetation of Haryana. Plz Guys I need this answer fast help me. Thanks in advance

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Answered by sockerrd7777

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Little natural vegetation remains in Haryana. Eucalyptus trees are planted along the highways and in wastelands. Shisham (Dalbergia sissoo) trees grow along the roads and canals in the northern half of the state, while small, spiny kikar (Acacia arabica) trees and scrub are found in southern and southwestern Haryana.

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