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The Central Himalayas growing region encompasses numerous documented cultivation areas. Browse by administrative division: | The Central Himalayas growing region encompasses numerous documented cultivation areas. Browse by administrative division: | ||
=== | ===Sudurpashchim Province=== | ||
==== [[Darchula District]] ==== | ==== [[Darchula District]] ==== | ||
* [[Tinkar Valley]] | |||
==Botanical Characteristics== | ==Botanical Characteristics== | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 18 November 2025
| Central Himalayas | |
|---|---|
| View of the Kathmandu Valley | |
| View of the Kathmandu Valley | |
| Location | Nepal |
| Gene Pool | South Asian Gene Pool |
| Regional Complex | Hindu Kush-Himalayan |
| Country | Nepal |
| Elevation Range | 500–3,500 m |
| Climate | Temperate montane |
South Asian Gene Pool Hindu Kush-Himalayan [[Has country::Nepal]]
Geography
Climate
Cultural Context
Ethnic Context
Cultivation History
Genetics
No data at present, further research needed.
Growing Areas
The Central Himalayas growing region encompasses numerous documented cultivation areas. Browse by administrative division:
Sudurpashchim Province
Botanical Characteristics
Regional Traits
Geographic Variation
Other Variations
Cultivation Practices
Traditional Methods
Modern Methods
Conservation Status
Threats to Landrace Populations
Conservation Efforts
Chemical Profile
Cannabinoid Content
Central Himalayas populations are traditionally drug-type cannabis, selected for resin production. Research is needed to characterize chemical profiles.
Gallery
See Also
References
External Links
- [Link to relevant botanical databases]
- [Link to conservation organizations]
- [Link to genetic research papers]