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Sea Buckthorn

Santhosh Kumar 21/11/2023

Sea Buckthorn mind map
Context
Ladakh secures fourth Geographical Indication tag
For Ladakh Sea Buckthorn
Source: AIR
Sea Buckthorn in Ladakh
Highly profitable crop
90% production from region
About Sea Buckthorn
Shrub producing edible berry
Orange-yellow color
Found in Himalayan region
In dry areas
Cold deserts of Ladakh
Spiti
Plantation benefits
Ecological
Medicinal
Economical

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