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What the sources say
- RajasthanIn the Thar landscape where the Great Indian Bustard lives, grasslands are dominated by sewan (spelled Lasiurus sindicus in the report) and Dactyloctenium sindicum.[5]
Sources
- Wildlife Institute of India (2020). Conserving Great Indian Bustard Landscapes through Scientific Understanding and Participatory Planning. Final report (government). Five-year project with the Rajasthan Forest Department.
- Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Plants of the World Online (native ranges) (database). Shows native to India. It does not say a plant grows wild in Rajasthan.
The coloured tag before each fact shows where it was verified. A fact checked for India or the world is not assumed to hold for Rajasthan.