वन व जैवविविधता
वनस्पती
बुलढाणा जिल्ह्यातील वने प्रामुख्याने दक्षिण उष्णकटिबंधीय शुष्क पर्णपाती वने आहेत.
या विभागाचा तपशीलवार मजकूर अद्याप मराठीत उपलब्ध नाही — खाली इंग्रजीत दाखवला आहे.
Teak (Sagwan) and Anjan are the dominant tree species, alongside Ain, Dhavada, Palash and other native hardwoods typical of the central Indian dry-deciduous belt. Species are added and verified through the CMS — the department’s verified list only.
Key trees & plants
- Teak (Tectona grandis) — the dominant hardwood; centuries-old stands in the Satpura foothills.
- Anjan (Hardwickia binata) — hardy, drought-tolerant, co-dominant with teak.
- Ain (Terminalia elliptica) — common in the dry-deciduous mix.
- Dhavada (Anogeissus latifolia) — indicator of dry deciduous forest.
- Palash (Butea monosperma) — the “flame of the forest”, vivid in spring.
- Grasses & scrub — mixed grasses and scrub in the drier sanctuary margins.
Why it matters
Ambabarwa and Dnyanganga’s status as buffer areas of the Melghat Tiger Reserve makes Buldhana’s forests part of a much larger conservation corridor across central India, helping maintain genetic connectivity for tigers, leopards and other wide-ranging species. Medicinal-plant listings, if published, come from the department’s records.
Teak (Sagwan) and Anjan are the dominant tree species, alongside Ain, Dhavada, Palash and other native hardwoods typical of the central Indian dry-deciduous belt. Species are added and verified through the CMS — the department’s verified list only.
Key trees & plants
- Teak (Tectona grandis) — the dominant hardwood; centuries-old stands in the Satpura foothills.
- Anjan (Hardwickia binata) — hardy, drought-tolerant, co-dominant with teak.
- Ain (Terminalia elliptica) — common in the dry-deciduous mix.
- Dhavada (Anogeissus latifolia) — indicator of dry deciduous forest.
- Palash (Butea monosperma) — the “flame of the forest”, vivid in spring.
- Grasses & scrub — mixed grasses and scrub in the drier sanctuary margins.
Why it matters
Ambabarwa and Dnyanganga’s status as buffer areas of the Melghat Tiger Reserve makes Buldhana’s forests part of a much larger conservation corridor across central India, helping maintain genetic connectivity for tigers, leopards and other wide-ranging species. Medicinal-plant listings, if published, come from the department’s records.
इस अनुभाग का विस्तृत पाठ अभी हिंदी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — नीचे अंग्रेज़ी में दिखाया गया है.
Teak (Sagwan) and Anjan are the dominant tree species, alongside Ain, Dhavada, Palash and other native hardwoods typical of the central Indian dry-deciduous belt. Species are added and verified through the CMS — the department’s verified list only.
Key trees & plants
- Teak (Tectona grandis) — the dominant hardwood; centuries-old stands in the Satpura foothills.
- Anjan (Hardwickia binata) — hardy, drought-tolerant, co-dominant with teak.
- Ain (Terminalia elliptica) — common in the dry-deciduous mix.
- Dhavada (Anogeissus latifolia) — indicator of dry deciduous forest.
- Palash (Butea monosperma) — the “flame of the forest”, vivid in spring.
- Grasses & scrub — mixed grasses and scrub in the drier sanctuary margins.
Why it matters
Ambabarwa and Dnyanganga’s status as buffer areas of the Melghat Tiger Reserve makes Buldhana’s forests part of a much larger conservation corridor across central India, helping maintain genetic connectivity for tigers, leopards and other wide-ranging species. Medicinal-plant listings, if published, come from the department’s records.