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Mountain Biodiversity of the Hindu Kush-Himalayas Kalimpong, India Samuel M Thomas Local seeds sold or exchanged in weekly bazaars such as here in Kalimpong have kept alive much local agrobiodiversity. The high genetic diversity at the local level is the result of farmers’ innovations and seed selection over centuries, and formed the basis for sustenance of remote hill and mountain communities. Today, this diversity is threatened by the introduction of hybrids and genetically modified crops. 14 Mountain Biodiversity of the Hindu Kush-Himalayas
1 Mountain Flora and Fauna Tura market, Meghalaya, India Bhupendra Singh Adhikari A woman from a hill tribe sells wild edibles such as piper, betel, areca nut, and dioscorea (a tuber), from the nearby forests of Meghalaya. 2 Mountain Biodiversity as Food 15
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