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    This is a list of Mammal species reported from Zorkul Nature reserve

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    This is a checklist of flora (angiosperms, gymnosperms, pteridophytes) and fauna (birds and insects) of Api Nampa Conservation Area. A total of 940 species are listed.

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    This dataset lists 21 species of Mistletoes compiled from literature resources as indicated in the dataset. Mistletoes constitute a polyphyletic group of flowering parasitic plants and are commonly known as “Ainjeru” or “Lisso” in Nepali. Mistletoes are entirely dependent on their hosts for water and nutrients and affect their hosts mainly by competing for limited resources.

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    This is a list of vegetation species reported from Zorkul Nature reserve

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    This is a list of mammal species reported from Taxkorgan Nature reserve.

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    This is a list of fish species reported from Zorkul Nature reserve

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    This is a list of bird species reported from Zorkul Nature reserve.

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    This checklist contains a total of 393 species of insects documented from the Nepal part of the Kangchenjunga Landscape. This information is based on the Kangchenjunga Landscape country level feasibility assessment report of Nepal.

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    This occurrence database contains records of the mushrooms based on the herbarium specimens deposited at the Natural History Museum (NHM), Tribhuvan University Nepal. Situated on the lap of a world heritage site Swayambhu Stupa, this is the only natural history museum of Nepal with major objectives to collect, preserve and demonstrates flora, faunal, geological, and other natural specimens.

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    This checklist contains a total of 190 mammal species documented from the Kangchenjunga Landscape. This checklist is based on information obtained from the country level feasibility assessment reports of the Kangchenjunga Landscape prepared by the implementing partners in Bhutan, India and Nepal.