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The Spectacle of Survival: Dryland Plants in Bloom
30 Jun 2025

The Spectacle of Survival: Dryland Plants in Bloom

by Chetan Misher and Vijayant Khatri | posted in: Ecology & Natural History |

A dramatic climate gives rise to dramatic inhabitants. The more unpredictable a region’s climate, the more resilient its species must be. Nowhere is this resilience more evident than in India’s west, where life pulses in cycles dictated by harsh seasons. … Read More

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