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KERALA
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Kerala
has over 25% of India's 15,000 plant
species. Among them include endangered
and rare species, flowering plants,
fungies, lichens and mosses. The
state's forest wealth include tropical
wet evrgreen, semi-green and tropical
most deciduous. Teak, Mahagoney,
Rosewood and Sandalwood are common,
the forests abound with orrchids,
anthurium, balsam and medicinal
plants. Banyan figs, bamboo as well
as 40,000 years old grasslands.
Mangroves are seen in coastal areas
and low, morass lands. So fertile
is the state, thanks to rivers and
dams that are replenished by copious
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The
different plantations are Tea,
Spices, Rubber, Teak, timber,
Eucalupt, Plantain etc. All these
add up to the lush greenery of
"God's Own Country".
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