Monday, January 14, 2008

STEM TINOSPORA CRISPA

ANNEXURE I

MAJOR FOREST TYPES OF WEST BENGAL

Group 1B : NORTHERN TROPICAL WET EVERGREEN FORESTS
Location : Plains of North Bengal, upto 150 m
Sites : Bagdogra Range of Kurseong division, Khutimari areas of Jalpaiguri division, Damanpur, Cheko, Gadadhar Rajabhatkhawa, Rydak of Buxa Tiger Reserve.
Area : 167 sq.km
Species : Sal, Nageshwar, Jam, Kainjal, Lator, Malagiri, Lali & Canes.

Group2B : NORTHERN SUBTROPICAL SEMI-EVERGREEN FORESTS
Location : North Bengal, 150m-300m
Sites : Sumbong, Peshok, Buxaduar
Area : 25 sq.km
Species : Champ, Panisaj, Gokul, Angare

Group 3C : NORTH INDIAN MOIST DECIDUOUS FORESTS
Location : North Bengal , upto 150m
Sites : Almost entire duars and terai area
Area : 1757 sq.km
Species : The most important forests of the State are in this belt consisting of Sal with Champ, Chiluni, Chikrassi, Gamar, Lali, Lasune, Panisaj, Paccasaj interspresed with riverian forests of Khair, Sissoo, Simul, Toon, Gamar etc. representing succession from riverian to climax Sal.

Group 4B : LITTORAL & SWAMP FORESTS- THE MANGROVES
Location : 24-pargana South ,
Sites : The tidal mangrove forests of Ganga-Brahmaputra delta (Sundarbans)
Area : 4263 sq.km
Species : Important species are: Goran(Ceriops roxburghiana) Gewa (Excoecaria agallocha), Sundari (Heritiera minor), Baen(Avicennia officinalis), Dhundal (Carapa obovata),etc

Group4D :LITTORAL & SWAMP FORESTS - TROPICAL SEASONAL SWAMPS OF Barringtonia

Location : Malda & Dinajpur
Area : 20 sq.km
Species : Hijal ( Barringtonia acutangula)

Group 5B : NORTHERN TROPICAL DRY DECIDUOUS FORESTS

Location :Bankura, Purulia, Midnapur, Birbhum, Bardwan
Area : 4527 sq.km
Species : Sal (Shorea robusta), Peasal (Pterocarpus marsupium), Kend (Diospyros melanoxylon), Mahul (Madhuka latifolia), Kusum (Schleichera trijuga), Karam (Adina cordifolia), Asan (Terminalia tomentosa), Bahera(T. belerica), Rahara( Soymida febrifuga), Dhaw (Anogeissus latifolia)

Group 8B : NORTHERN SUB-TROPICAL BROAD-LEAVED WET HILL FORESTS

Location : North Bengal hills , 300m-1650m
Sites : Sim, Upper Sumbong, Upper Reyong, Forest blocks of Majua, Lower Babukhola, Phuguri, Bunklong, Khairbani, Mana, Sittong Numbong, Setikhola, Shivakhola, Mirik, Paglajhora, Kuhi and Latpanchar.
Area : 800 sq.km
Species : The species commonly found are Mowa, Chilaune, Katus, Panisaj, Lampate, Phaledo, Saur, Tarsing, Angare, Melo Kapasi, Utis, Toon, and Malagiri along with Kutmero, Jhingni, Lek Chillaune, Malata, Thali, Kawla etc. Climbers and epiphytes are common here. Choyabans and tree Ferns occur locally.


Group11B : NORTHERN MONTANE WET TEMPERATE FORESTS

Location : North Bengal hills, 1650m-3000m
Sites : Selimbong, Kankibong, Little Rangit, Lopchu, Mahaldiram, Chattakpur, Dhobijhora, Upper Babukhola, Phuguri, Paglajhora and Lower Babukhola forest blocks. The gneiss rocks occurring in this Zone have adversely affected the growth and composition of the forest crop.
Area : 150 sq.km
Species : The principal species found here are Pipli, Utis, Saur, Katus, Kapasi, Arkula, Mowa, Khanakpa, Sinkauli, Buk, Phalant, Champ, Kawla, Malata, Magnolia, Litsaea and Machilus spp. along with Jhingini, Chiwri, Araliaceous, spp. Ilex spp., Thali, and Kharane. The ground flora includes Kimbu, Kagate, Asare, Thotne, Chuletro, Maling, Lycopodium, Basak and Chirata.

Group12C : EAST HIMALAYAN MOIST TEMPERATE FORESTS
Location : North Bengal hills , 1500m-1800m
Sites : Rimbik ,
Area : 150 sq.km
Species : Saur, Tarsing, Melokapasi, Lekh Chilaune, Tree ferns and Epiphytes.

Group14C : SUB-ALPINE FORESTS
Location : North Bengal hills, 3000m-3700m
Sites : Sandakpu, Sabarkum, Phalut
Area : 20 sq.km
Species : Important spp are Putli, Lekh Kapasi, Lekh Pipli Kapasi, Arupate, Sungre Katus, Taxus baccata ,Tsuga dumosa, Abies densa, junipers, Betula utilis, Rhododendrons, Salix, Berberis, maling bamboo








ANNEXURE II


LIST OF THREATENED PLANTS


Name
Region
Altitude(m)
Main occurrence

Anogeissus latifolius
S-Bengal
Plains


Antistrophe oxyantha
N-Bengal
1300
Latpanchar

Aristolochia tagala
N-Bengal
Plains


Arundinaria falconeri
N-Bengal

Senchal/Rechi la

Arundinaria hookeriana
N-Bengal
600-1500
Pashiting

Bambusa nutans
N-Bengal
300-500


Bauhinia macrostachya
N-Bengal
300-600


Boehmeria rugulosa
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Buchanania latifolia
S-Bengal
Plains


Butea superba
S-Bengal
Plains


Caesalpinia crista
N-Bengal
Upto 150
Near streams in plains

Calamus erectus
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Calamus latifolius
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Canarium sikkimense
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Carissa spinarum
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Chisoheton paniculatus
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Chonemorpha fragrans
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Cinnamomum cecidodaphne
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Cinnamomum zeylanicum
N-Bengal
Upto 1600


Crataeva religiosa
S-Bengal
Plains


Cycas pectinata
N-Bengal
Upto 150
Bagdogra and foothills

Dalbergia latifolia
NS-Bengal
Plains


Daphne cannabina
N-Bengal
Upto 2200


Daphniphyllum himalayanse
N-Bengal
2500


Dendrobium lituiflorum
N-Bengal
1000


Dendrobium sulcatrum
N-Bengal
1000


Desmodium gyrans
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Dioscorea bulbifera
NS-Bengal
Upto 150


Dioscorea pentaphylla
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Dioscorea prazeri
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Dioscorea puber
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Dodonea viscosa
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Drosera burmani
S-Bengal
Plains


Drosera peltata
N-Bengal
Plains


Drypetes subsessilis
N-Bengal
Upto 1250


Elaeocarpus aristatus
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Elaeocarpus ganitrus
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Elaeodendron glaucum
N-Bengal
Upto 1200


Engelhardtia colebrookiana
N-Bengal
600-1000
Lish/Suruk/Mongpu

Eriobotrya dubia
N-Bengal
1500-2200
Hum forests

Eulophia bicallosa
N-Bengal
Upto 150












Name
Region
Altitude(m)
Main occurrence

Feronia elephantina
S-Bengal
Plains


Firmiana pallens
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Flacourtia cataphracta
NS-Bengal
Upto 150


Geodorun densiflora
N-Bengal
Plains


Gloriosa superba
N-Bengal
Plains


Gnetum scandens
N-Bengal
Upto 2000


Grewia microcos
N-Bengal
Upto 1000


Habenaria marginata
N-Bengal
Plains


Habenaria oleosa
N-Bengal
Plains


Helicteres isora
S-Bengal
Plains


Homalium zeylanicum
N-Bengal
Upto 500
Bamanpokhri

Hova lanceolata
N-Bengal
Plains


Hoya globulosa
N-Bengal
Plains


Hymenodictyon flaccidum
N-Bengal
Upto 1500


Ichnocarpus frutescens
NS-Bengal
Plains


Juniperus pseudo-sabina
N-Bengal
3700
Phalut

Knema erratica
N-Bengal
Plains


Leycesteria belliana
N-Bengal
3000-3500
Tonglu

Leycesteria glaucophylla
N-Bengal
1600-2200
Tonglu/Pankhasari

Livistonia jenkinsiana
N-Bengal
Upto 1000
Teesta valley

Luculia gratissima
N-Bengal
1200-1800
Palmajua/Rissum/ Lophu/Mamrin

Machilus clarkeana
N-Bengal
1600-2500


Machilus glaucescens
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Machilus parviflora
N-Bengal
1300
Latpanchar

Mallotus philippinensis
NS-Bengal
Plains


Medinilla rubicunda
N-Bengal
1300-2000


Michelia montana
N-Bengal
Upto 150
Lataguri

Micromeles thomsoni
N-Bengal
2500-3000


Musa balbisiana
N-Bengal
Upto 200


Neohouzeana dullooa
N-Bengal
Upto 2000


Nervilia falcata
N-Bengal
Upto 200


Oberonia ensiformis
N-Bengal
Upto 200


Oberonia rufilabris
N-Bengal
Upto 200


Odina wodier
NS-Bengal
Plains


Olea dioica
N-Bengal
Plains


Ormosia glauca
N-Bengal
Upto 1000
Sevoke hills

Ougeinia oojenensis
S-Bengal
Plains


Podocarpus neriifolia
N-Bengal
Upto 1600
Sevok hills/ Mongpu/Lopchu

Polygala arillata
N-Bengal
1000-3300


Populus glauca
N-Bengal
3000
Tonglu

Pseudo-gardneria angustifolia
N-Bengal
2200-2600


Pygmaeopremna herbacea
N-Bengal
Upto 300


Rauwolfia serpentina
NS-Bengal
Plains


Rauwolfia tetraphylla
S-Bengal
Plains


Reevesia pubescens
N-Bengal
1000-1600


Rhododendron smithii
N-Bengal
2800-3500
Tonglu

Rhynchostylis retusa
N-Bengal
Upto 2000











Name
Region
Altitude(m)
Main occurrence

Saccopetalum longiflorum
N-Bengal
Upto 1000
Pankhabai/Riyang,
Mongpu

Salix daltoniana
N-Bengal
Plains


Santalum album
S-Bengal
Plains


Schizandra elongata
N-Bengal
1000-2000


Semecarpus anacardium
NS-Bengal
Plains


Siphonodon celastrineus
N-Bengal
Upto 100


Sorbus ursina
N-Bengal
Upto 100


Soymida febrifuga
S-Bengal
Plains


Spiranthus sinensis
N-Bengal
Plains


Strychnos nux-vomica
S-Bengal
Plains


Styrax serrulatum
N-Bengal
Plains


Symplocos racemosa
NS-Bengal
plains


Ternstroemia japonica
N-Bengal
Plains
LSP /PP at Bengdubi

Tetracera sarmentosa
N-Bengal
Plains


Tiliacora acuminata
S-Bengal
Plains


Tylophora indica
S-Bengal
Plains


Utricularia bifida
N-Bengal
Plains


Utricularia caerulea
N-Bengal
Plains


Utricularia scandens
N-Bengal
Plains


Utricularia stellaris
N-Bengal
Plains


Vatica lancaefolia
N-Bengal
Plains
LSP no. 3/Bx at Damanpur-8

Vitex peduncularis
N-Bengal
Upto 150


Xylia xylocarpa
S-Bengal
Plains


Zeuxine nervosa
N-Bengal
2500


Polyalthia serasoides
S-Bengal
Plains


Miliusa velutina
S-Bengal
Plains


Cleome monophylla
S-Bengal
Plains


Casearia graveolens
S-Bengal
Plains


Salomonia ciliata
S-Bengal
Plains


Salomonia polygala
S-Bengal
Plains


Polygala eroptera
S-Bengal
Plains


Acer hookeri var.majus
N-Bengal
2000


Acer osmastonii
N-Bengal
1500-2400


Pimpinella tongloensis
N-Bengal
3500
Singhalila

Diplomeris hirsuta
N-Bengal
3000


Codonopsis affinis
N-Bengal
3500


Bulleyia yunnanensis
N-Bengal
2000


Heydyotis brunonis
N-Bengal
225


Heydyotis scabra
N-Bengal
225


Ophiorrhiza lurida
N-Bengal
300-1500


Christiopteris tricuspis
N-Bengal
750
Goke

Begonia satrapis
N-Bengal
700
Rangit valley

Begonia scutata
N-Bengal
1000-1500


Cissus spectabilis

Upto 600


Metathelypteris decipiens

Upto 600


Scyphiphora hydrophylacea
S-Bengal
Coast
Sunderbans

Acanthus volubilis
S-Bengal
Coast
Sunderbans



ANNEXURE III

LIST OF SOME IMPORTANT VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF WEST BENGAL





MAMMALS








Sl. No.
Common English Name
Scientific Name
Probable Status in W.B.
Known/Expected Past/Present Distribution
01
Asiatic Elephant
Elephas maximus
V
NB, SW
02
Bengal Fox
Vulpes bengalensis
V
A
03
Binturong
Arctictis binturong
DD
NB, NBM
04
Black Buck
Antilope cervicapra
EXW
SW
05
Black Finless Porpoise
Neophocaena phocaenoides
DD
S, O
06
Chinese Pangolin
Manis pentadactyla
DD
NB, O
07
Clouded Leopard
Neofelis nebulosa
DD
NB, NBM
08
Crab eating Mongoose
Herpestes urva
V
NB, NBM
09
Fishing Cat
Prionailurus viverrinus
V
A
10
Gangetic Dolphin
Platinista gangetica
DD
S, O, NB
11
Gaur
Bos gaurus
LR
NB, NBM
12
Golden Cat
Catapuma temmincki
EXW?
NB? NBM?
13
Goral
Naemorhaedus goral
DD
NB, NBM
14
Great One Horned Rhino
Rhinoceros unicornis
V
NB
15
Himalayan Black Bear
Selenarctos thibetanus
V
NB, NBM
16
Himalayan Tahr
Hemitragus jemlahicus
EXW?
NBM ? NBM+ ?
17
Hispid Hare
Caprolagus hispidus
DD
NB, NBM
18
Hog Badger
Arctonyx collaris
DD
NB? NBM?
19
Indian Pangolin
Manis crassicaudata
V
SW, NB, NBM, O
20
Indian Pilot Whale
Globicephala macrohynchus
EXW?
S, O
21
Indian Wild Dog
Cuon alpinus
DD
NB?
22
Indian Wolf
Canis lupus
DD
SW, NB?
23
Irawaddy Dolphin
Orcaella brevirostris
DD
S, O
24
Javan Rhino
Rhinoceros sondaicus
EXW
S
25
Jungle Cat
Felis chaus
LR
A
26
Leopard
Panthera pardus
LR
SW, NB, NBM
27
Leopard Cat
Prionailurus bengalensis
LR
A
28
Malayan Giant Squirrel
Ratufa bicolor
LR
NB, NBM
29
Marble Cat
Pardofelis marmorata
EXW?
NB? NBM?
30
Marsh Mongoose
Herpestes palustris
EN
O
31
Nilgai
Boselaphus tragocamelus
EXW
SB, NB?
32
Otters
Aonyx sp., Lutra spp.
V
A
33
Pigmy Hog
Sus salvinus
EXW?
NB
34
Red Panda
Ailurus fulgens
V
NBM, NBM+
35
Serow
Capricornis sumatrensis
DD
NBM, NBM+
36
Sloth Bear
Melursus ursinus
V
SW, NB
37
Snow Leopard
Panthera uncia
DD
NBM+
38
Striped Hyaena
Hyaena hyaena
DD
SW
39
Swamp Deer
Cervus duvacelli
EXW
S
40
Tiger
Panther tigris
V
S, NB, NBM
41
Wild Buffalo
Bubalus bubalis
EXW?
EXW?








BIRDS








Sl. No.
Common English Name
Scientific Name
Probable Status in W.B.
Known/Expected Past/Present Distribution
01
Bengal Florican
Eupodotis bengalensis
EN
NB
02
Black or King Vulture
Sacrogyps calvus
EN
A
03
Blackcrested Baza
Aviceda leuphotes
DD
NB, NBM
04
Blacknecked Crane
Grus nigricollis
EN
NB, NBM
05
Crimson Tragopan
Tragopan satyra
DD
NBM, NBM+
06
Eastern Goshawk
Accipiter gentillis
DD
NB, NBM, NBM+
07
Goliath Heron
Ardea goliath
EN
S, O
08
Greater Adjutant
Leptoptilos dubius
EN
S, O, NB
09
Lammergier
Gypaetus barbatus
DD
NBM+
10
Large Whistling Teal
Dendrocygna bicolor
EN
A
11
Lesser Adjutant
Leptoptilos javanicus
V
A
12
Monal
Lophophorus impejanas
DD
NBM+
13
Osprey
Pandion haliaetus
DD
NB, NBM, O
14
Pinkheaded Duck
Rhodonessa caryophyllacea
EX
A
15
Shikra
Accipiter badius
DD
A
16
White ibis
Threskornis aethiopica
EN
A
17
White Stork
Ciconia ciconia
EN
A
18
Whitebellied Sea Eagle
Haliaetus leucogaster
V
S, O







REPTILES & AMPHIBIANS








Sl. No.
Common English Name
Scientific Name
Probable Status in W.B.
Known/Expected Past/Present Distribution
01
Batagur River Terrapin
Batagur baska
DD
S, O
02
Estuarine Crocodile
Crocodylus porosus
V
S, O
03
Flap Shelled Turtle
Lissemys punctata
V
O
04
Ganges Softshell
Trionyx gangeticus
V
O
05
Gharial
Gavialis gangeticus
EXW?
NB
06
Himalayan Newt
Trilototriton verrcosus
V
NBM, NBM+
07
Indian Monitor
Varanus bengalensis
V
A
08
Marsh Crocodile
Crocodylus palustris
EXW?
NB, O
09
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle
Lepidochelys olivicea
V
S, O
10
Water Monitor
Varanus salvator
V
S, O
11
Yellow Monitor
Varanus flavescens
V
A



















LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS





Distribution :








NB - North Bengal Duars & Terai forest Areas less than 1000 m. altitude
NBM - North Bengal Mountain Forests between 1000 m. to 2000 m. altitude
NBM+ - North Bengal Mountain Eco System more than 2000 m. altitude

S - Sunderban Mangrove Eco System


SW - Forest Areas of South Western Part of West Bengal

O - Other Areas of West Bengal


A - Almost Throughout West Bengal







Probable Status :








EX - Extinct.



EXW : Extinct from West Bengal


DD : Data Deficient, inadequate data, needs immediate attention for determination of status.
EN : Endangered, facing high risk of extinction in near future.

V : Vulnerable, facing high risk of extinction in medium future.

LR : Lower Risk, threatened in the long run.







[ Please note : Since this table is valid for a restricted area (i.e. within the geographical
area of West Bengal), all the IUCN categories have not been defined or utilized to describe
the probable status. The categories used in this table have been conveniently redefined
to suit the need. ]
















ANNEXURE IV

LIST OF SOME ACTIVE NGOs OF WEST BENGAL WORKING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN THE FIELD OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION

KOLKATA & SOUTH BENGAL
1. Abahan Mission
2. Calcutta Wildlife Society
3. Center For Study Of Man & Environment
4. Concern For Calcutta
5. Department Of Ecological Studies
6. FACE
7. Friends Of Trees
8. IBRAD
9. Sahay
10. Indian Society For Wildlife Research
11. Institute Of Climbers & Nature Lovers
12. Jadavpur Viveknagar Nature Lovers’ Association
13. Juktibadi Sangskritik Sanstha
14. Nature Environment & Wildlife Society
15. Paribesh Unnayan Parisad
16. Pashu Pakshi Prakriti Suraksha Sangha
17. Prakriti Samsad
18. PUBLIC
19. Ramakrishna Mission Lokashiksha Parisad
NORTH BENGAL
20. Alipurduar Nature Club
21. Anjuman Islamia
22. Atree
23. Bhaktinagar Welfare Organization
24. Bratachari Kendriya Nayak Mandali
25. Centre For Nature Care
26. Department Of Zoology, North Bengal University
27. Federation Of Society Of Environment Protection
28. Friends Club, Sonada
29. GDNS
30. Green Environment Preservation Society
31. Help Tourism
32. Himalayan Nature And Adventure Foundation
33. IFCAPDT
34. Inner Wheel Club
35. Intach
36. Jalpaiguri Science And Nature Club.
37. Lataguri Social Welfare Organization
38. Manau Uthan Sewa Samity
39. Milanpally Welfare Organization
40. Naksalbari Vigyan Club
41. Nandadevi Foundation
42. Nature And Tuskers Club
43. North Eastern Society For Preservation Of Nature
44. North Bengal Explorers Club
45. North Point Environment Club
46. Paryawaran Sangratshak Munch
47. Paryawaran Sangrakshak Sangh
48. Paryawaran Sangraksha Samity
49. Pragatisil Yuva Munch
50. Rakhayan Environment Society
51. Red Cross Society
52. Region Community Development Committee
53. Siliguri Welfare Organization.
54. Society For Better Habitat
55. Society For Wildlife Avifauna And Nature Study
56. The Environment Protection Society
57. Uday Sewa Sangh
58. Vasundhara Enviro-Welfare Society
59. Young Environmentalists Society






ANNEXURE V

SOME INVERTEBRATE SPECIES RECORDED IN INDIAN SUNDARBANS

CNIDARIA
Diplolaimelloides sp.
ANNELIDA
Obelia spp.
Diplolaimid sp.
Gattyana deludens
Bogunvelia sp.
Theristus sp.
Lepidonotus cristatus
Physalia sp.
Mesotheritus sp.
Lepidonotus tenuisetosus
Porpita sp.
Dichromadora geophila
Phyllodoce castanea
Aurelia sp.
Halichoanolaimus sp.
Eteone barantollae
Pylema sp.
Ethmolaimus sp.
Ancistrosyllis constricta
Paracondylactis sp.
Pseudochromadora sp.
Tachys sp.
Phytocoeteopsis
Ptycholaimellus sp.
Ozobranchus sp.
Pelocoetes exul
Hopperia sp.
Pontobdella hirudinea
Pelocoetes minimus
Sabatieria sp.
Eteone barantollae
Edwardsia joneses
Microlaimus sp.
Clymene annandalai
Andwakik sp.
Chromadorina sp.
Mastobranchus indicus
Nevadue glancha
Onyx sp.
Heteromastus similes
Pennatula sp.
Paradesmodora sp.
Sternaspis scutata
Renilla sp.
Chromadorid sp.
Loimia medusa
Covernalunia sp.
Metachromadora
Laonome indica

Anoplostoma sp.
Sabellaria sp.
CTENOPHORA
Polygastrophora sp.
Spio bengalensis
Pleurobrachia sp.
Mesacanthion sp.
Prionospio cirrifera
Beroe sp.
Parironus sp.
Polydora kempi

Trissonchulus sp.
Lumbrineris notocirrata
PLATYHELMINTHES
Tripyloides sp.
Lumbrineris polydesma
Convoluta sp
Syringolaimus sp.
Lumbrineris impatiens
Nybelinia sp.
Haliplectus sp.
Lumbrineris heteropoda
Pterobothrium sp.
Parodontophora sp.
Diopatra cupria
Octobothrium sp.
Dorylainmoides sp.
Diopatra neapolitana
Hornelliella annandalei
Laimydorus sp.
Scyphoproctus sp.
Eutetrarhynchus sp.
Timmus sp.
Lysidice collaris
Prochritianella sp.
Thonus sp.
Marphysa sanguinea

Doryllium sp.
Marphysa macintoshi
NEMATHELMINTHES
Paralongidorus sp.
Marphysa mossambica
Toxocara cati
Poraoxudirus sp.
Eunice approditois
Breinlia booliati
Nygellus sp.
Nephtys oligobranchia
Ditylenchus sp.
Nygolaimoides sp.
Goniade emerita
Halichotylenchus sp.

Goniade tesseleta
Hirschamannialla sp.
ECHIURIDA
Goniade rouxi
Rhynchonema sp.
Anelassorhunchus branchiorhynchus
Goniade lancadivae
Eleutherolaimus sp.
Anelassorhunchus dendrorhynchus
Glycera alba
Sphaerolaimus sp.
Anelassorhunchus microrhynchus
Perinereis nigropunctata
Steineria sp.

Neanthes cricognatha
Daptonema sp.
SIPUNCULIDA
Lycastonereis indica
Diplolaimella sp.
Fascolosoma archuata
Dendronereis arborifera


Dendroneresis aestuarina


Dendronereides sp.


Telehsapia annandalei



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ARTHROPODA
Culex fatiganas
Tabanus striatus
Gamarus sp.
Culex sitiens
Atylotus agrestis
Ampelisca sp.
Culex spp. (unidentified)
Stenopogon sp.
Bibilis sp.
Georyssus sp.
Sarcophaga hirtipes
Photis sp.
Heterocerus sp.
Chrysomyia phaonis
Microphotis sp.
Genocephalum sp.
Philodicus jananus
Grandedierella sp.
Mesomorphus sp.
Calliphora sp.
Microdeutopus sp.
Bembidion sp.
Muscasp.
Cloridopsis
Metopograpsus maculates
Noctula sp.
Cloridopsis
Metopograpsus messor
Brachioppia ananthakrishni
Penaeus monodon
Metaplax crenulata
Uca dussumieri dussumieri
Penaeus indicus
Metaplax indica
Uca triangularis Bengali
Penaeus semisulcatus
Metaplax intermedia
Dotillopsis brevitarsis
Penaeus merguiensis
Scylla serrata
Dotilla blanfordi
Penaeus penicillatus
Neptums gladiator
Illyoplax gangetica
Metapenaeus dobsoni
Neptunus pelagicus
Balanus spp.
Metapenaeus monoceros
Neptunus sanguinolentus
Lepas spp.
Metapenaeus affinis
Portunis pelagicus
Conchostraca sp.
Metapenaeus brevicornis
Charybdis (Goniosoma) Crucriata
Macrophthalmus brevis
Palaeomon tenupes
Matuta lunaris
Macrophthalmus pectinipes
Palaeomon styliferus
Matuta planipes
Macrophthalmus teschi
Macrobrachium rosenbergii
Matuta victor
Sesarma bidens
Macrobrachium malcomsonii
Varuna litterata
Sesarma longipes
Acetes indicus
Hymenicus inactoidis
Sesarma pictum
Acetes erythraens
Pimotheres cardii
Sesarma taeniolatum
Panulirus homarus
Atractomorpha sp.

Alpheus Crassimanus
Euparalestbix histricus

Apaludicola
Apis indica

Thalacina anomala
Apis dorsota

Ocypoda ceratophthalma
Vomina basalis

Ocypoda macrocera
Vicropis florae

Uca acuta acuta
Multioppia simplitricha

Uca lacteal annulipes
Oppia orientalis

Anopheles sondycus
Oppia ramisetosa

Aedes spp.(unidentified)
Belostoma sp.

Culicoides peliliouensis
Bezzia albicornis

Aspidomorpha miliaris
Nilobezzia sp.

Hydroratus sp.
Alluaudomyia formosana

Cicindela quadrelineata
Alluaudomyia maculosipennis

Coccinella transversalis
Dasyhelea spp.

Aulacophora foveicollis
Chironomus barbatitarsis

Sphaeridiaum sp.
Clunio sp.


Psychoda nigripennis


Notiphila sp.


Brachydeutera longipes

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MOLLUSCA
Enigmonea aenigmatica
ECHINODERMATA
Anadara granosa
Onchidium sp.
Ophiuroid (3 unidentified species)
Tanysiphon rivalis
Sepia esculenta
Holothuroid sp.
Neosolen aquaendulcioris
Sepia aculeate
Labidoplax sp.
Tellina corlroloides
Sipiella inermis
Asteroid spp.
Dosinia trigina
Abralia sparcki
Thorsonia investigatoris
Paphia textele
Loligo duvanceli
Protenxyra sp.
Macoma birmanica
Laligoedulis

Saccostrea cucullata
Dorytenthis inghalends

Crassostrea gryphoides
Pholidoteuthis sp.

Siliqua allida
Brachiotenthis sp.

Theora opalina
Psychrotenthis glaciates

Meretrix Meretrix


Assimiania rulielia


Destenothyra miliaeca


Modiolus striatus


Stenothyra deltae


Protenkyra similes


Thorsonia invistigatoris


Donax Cuneatus


Donax lubricus


Placenta placenta


Solen kempi


Telescopium telescopium


Cerithidea (Cerithideopsis)


Cerithidea obtusa


Littorina


(Littoraria melanostoma)


Littorina (Littorinopsis)scabra


Scabra


Assiminea beddomeana


Assiminea brevicula


Haminea crocata


Nerita articulata


Nerita(Dostia) violacea


Pseudonerita sulculosa


Natica mapochiensis


Auricula gangetica


Pythia plicate


Nassarius foveolatus


Nassarius stolatus


Cassidula nucleus


Ellobium (Auricula)gangetica


Stenothyra deltae


Cymia carniferea


Purpura sp.






































































ANNEXURE VI
PHYTO PLANKTON SPECIES OF WEST BENGAL
.

1. Bacteriastrum comosum
2. Bacteriastrum delicatulum
3. Bacteriastrum varians
4. Biddulphia mobiliensis
5. Biddulphia sinensis
6. Ceratium furca
7. Ceratium sp.
8. Ceratocorys horrida
9. Chaetoceros curvisetus
10. Chaetoceros dydymus
11. Chaetoceros messanensis
12. Chaetoceros sp.
13. Chlorella marina
14. Climacosphenia elongata
15. Cocconeis sp.
16. Coscinodiscus eccentricus
17. Coscinodiscus gigas
18. Coscinodiscus jonesianus
19. Coscinodiscus lineatus
20. Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis
21. Coscinodiscus radiatus
22. Cyclotella sp.
23. Cyclotella striata
24. Cymbella marina
25. Dicrateria gilva
26. Dictyocha sp
27. Diploneis robustus
28. Diploneis smithii
29. Ditylum sol
30. Fragilaria oceanica
31. Golenkinia sp.
32. Gyrosigma balticum
33. Hemidiscus hardmannianus
34. Lithodesmium undulatum
35. Nitzschia closterium
36. Nitzschia longissima
37. Nitzschia sigma
38. Paralia sulcata
39. Peridinium crassipes
40. Phaeocystis sp.
41. Pleurosigma elongatum
42. Pleurosigma normanii
43. Prorocentrum gracile
44. Prorocentrum sp.
45. Raphoneis amphiceros
46. Rhizosolenia alata
47. Rhizosolenia crassispina
48. Rhizosolenia hebetata
49. Rhizosolenia setigera
50. Rhizosolenia styliformis
51. Richelia intracellularis
52. Skeletonema costatum
53. Tetraselmis gracile
54. Tetraselmis sp.
55. Thalassionema nitzschioides
56. Thalassiothrix frauenfeldii
57. Thalassiothrix longissima
58. Thalassiothrix nitzschioides
59. Thallasiosira sp.
60. Thallassiosira subtilis
61. Triceratium favus
62. Triceratium reticulatum
63. Triceratium sp.
64. Trichodesmium erythraea

ANNEXURE VII

LIST OF ZOOPLANKTON FOUND IN COASTAL WATERS OF W. B.

Copepod
Paracalnus spp.

Acrocanus spp.

Acartia spp.

Acartia spinicauda

Acartiella sewelli

Acartiella keralensis

Labidocera euchaeta

Labidocera minuta

Labidocera spp.

Pontella andersoni

Pontellopsis herdmani

Eucalahus subcrassus

Eucalahus elongates

Eucalanus spp.

Pseudodiaptomus annandalei

Pseudodiaptomus hickmeni

Pseudodiaptomus aurivilli

Pseudodiaptomus tollingeri

Pseudodiaptomus masoni

Pseudodiaptomus daughlishi

Pseudodiaptomus binghami

Pseudodiaptomus spp.

Neodiaptomus strigilipes

Euchaeta marina

Euchaeta wolfendeni

Euchaeta tenuis

Euchaeta concinna

Euchaeta spp.

Centropages dorsispenatus

Centropages furcatus

Temora turbinate

Temora discaudata

Tortanus forcipatus

Candacia bradyi

Canthocalanus pauper

Undimula darwini

Oithona spp.

Oncea spp.

Saphirella indica

Corvacasus danae

Corycasus agilis

Corycasus catus

Halicyclops temuispina

Mesoevelops spp.

Cyclops spp.

Oncaea venusta

Microsetalla rosea

Laophonta spp.

Euterpina acutifrons

Tachidius disciples

Cladorostrata brevipoda

Chaetognath

Sagitta bedoti

Sagitta enflata

Mysid

Mesopodpsis orientalis

Sergestid

Lucifer hanseni

Gammarid amphipods (unidentified)
Cumacea

Paradiastylis sp.

Cladocera

Evadne spp.

Podon spp.

Ostracoda

Philomedes sp.

Hydromedusae (identified)

Ctenophora

Pleurobrachia globosa

Beroe spp.

ANNEXURE VIII

FRESH WATER AMPHIBIANS OF PLAINLAND ZONE OF WEST BENGAL

COMMON NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
STATUS
Family : Bufonidae
1. Common Indian Toad
Bufo melanostictus
Common, breeds in freshwater ponds and ditches. Found in all districts of West Bengal.
2. Marbled Toad
Bufo stomaticus
Uncommon, breeds in fresh water pools. Found in districts of south-western West Bengal.
Family : Ranidae
3. Indian Bull Frog
Rana tigerina
Common, breeds in freshwater ponds. Found in all districts of West Bengal
4. Green Pond Frog
Rana hexadactyla
Uncommon, breeds in old fresh water pools. Found in coastal districts of West Bengal.
5. Skipper Frog
Rana cyanophlyctis
Very common. Found in all districts of West Bengal.
6. Cricket Frog
Rana limnocharis
Very common. Breeds in freshwater ponds and ditches Found in all districts of West Bengal.
7. Jerdon’s Bull Frog
Rana crassa
Uncommon but found in all districts of West Bengal.
8. Leaping Frog
Rana taipehensis
Uncommon , found in districts of southern West Bengal.
Family : Microhylidae
9. Ornate narrow-mouthed Frog
Microhyla ornata
Common, breeds in freshwater pools. Found in all districts of West Bengal
10. Painted Frog
Kaloula taprobanica
Rare, breeds in dirty pools . Found in all districts of West Bengal
11. Balloon Frog
Uperodon globulosus
Rare, found in districts of western and northern West Bengal.
12. Variegated Frog
Ramanella variegata
Very rare, found only in Midnapore.
Family : Rhacophoridae
13. Common Indian Tree Frog
Polypedates maculatus
Common, breeds near ponds by making foam nests on trees. Found in all districts.
14. Annandale’s Tree Frog
Chirixalus simus
Unknown. Breed by making foam nest on grass over temporary rain-water pools. Known from only a marshland in Rajpur, West Bengal.




ANNEXURE IX
AREA OF BROAD CLASSES / ASSOCIATIONS OF SOILS IN DIFFERENT DISTRICTS (AREA IN ‘000 HA)
Name of soil classes (association)
District
Laterite/Late-ritic
Red
Vindhya
alluvium
Ganga alluvium
Terai & Teesta
Coastal
Colluvial & skeletal
Brown Forest
Total
Hooghly
..
6.80
184.95
58.57
..
..
..
..
250.32
Howrah
**
..
62.53
26.33
..
34.71
..
..
123.57
Burdwan
62.72
21.05
333.55
75.54
..
..
92.23
..
585.09
Birbhum
85.48
59.75
96.36
19.28
..
..
134.81
..
395.68
Midnapore
306.66
234.16
282.40
..
..
298.82
31.11
..
1153.15
Bankura
133.96
39.92
90.62
..
..
..
345.32
..
609.82
Purulia
..
..
..
..
..
..
510.15
..
510.15
24-Parganas
..
..
..
365.67
..
808.17
..
..
1173.84
Nadia
..
..
..
339.25
..
..
..
..
339.25
Murshidabad
..
..
147.80
301.27
..
..
..
..
449.07
Malda
..
77.77
17.13
243.54
..
..
..
..
338.44
W.Dinajpur
..
56.90
76.88
167.66
134.12
..
..
..
435.56
Jalpaiguri
..
..
..
..
453.37
..
..
29.07
482.44
Coochbehar
..
..
..
..
204.56
..
..
..
204.56
Darjeeling
..
..
..
..
55.73
..
..
165.26
220.99
Total
588.82
496.35
1292.22
1597.11
847.78
1141.70
1113.62
194.33
7271.93
Source: Soils of West Bengal, A modern classification Directorate of Agriculture, Govt of West Bengal (1985)
ANNEXURE X
NORMAL RAINFALL IN WEST BENGAL
Sl.No.
Name of Districts
Normal Rainfall (mm)
1
Darjeeling
3212
2
Jalpaiguri
4136
3
Coochbehar
3193
4
Malda
1498
5
Uttar/Dakshin Dinajpur
1802
6
Burdwan
1271
7
Birbhum
1234
8
Bankura
1271
9
Midnapore
1428
10
Howrah
1676
11
Hooghly
1516
12
North 24 Parganas
1576
13
South 24 Parganas
14
Nadia
1401
15
Murshidabad
1338
16
Purulia
1365
Source :Economic Review 1999-2000, Govt. of West Bengal

ANNEXURE XI


ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE FOR IMPLEMENTING THE PROPOSED
ACTION PLAN (INDICATIVE)


Rs. (In lakh)

1. Fixed cost for the Central institute 10.00

2. Fixed cost for the district centres for 18 districts 90.00

3. Fixed cost for the laboratory 100.00

4. Fixed cost for the central and district farms 150.00

Total Fixed Cost 350.00


Operational cost (Annual)

1. Salaries of staff and allowances 40.00

2. Cultivation cost in all farms 40.00

3. Laboratory expenses 10.00

4. Awareness campaign & other expenses for district centres 10.00

Total 100.00













ANNEXURE XII
AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN WEST BENGAL

Sl.
No.
Name of
Fruits / Vegetables
Area
(in ‘000 ha.)
Production
(in ‘000 tonnes)
1997-98
1998-99
1997-98
1998-99
A. FRUITS
1
Mango
55.81
59.31
502.27
339.37
2
Banana
16.16
18.66
210.08
301.24
3
Pineapple
9.14
9.65
246.78
283.92
4
Papaya
5.54
6.04
177.12
199.15
5
Guava
5.05
6.05
61.10
97.20
6
Jackfruit
8.50
8.82
46.87
98.82
7
Litchi
3.47
3.67
19.09
36.02
8
Mandarin Orange
3.48
3.58
33.41
35.00
9
Other Citrus
3.95
4.35
21.73
49.10
10
Sapota
1.52
1.82
9.91
22.78
11
Others
4.63
6.05
45.28
73.40

Total
117.25
128.00
1373.64
1536.00
B. VEGETABLES
1
Tomato
39.89
39.90
521.43
521.98
2
Cabbage
62.82
64.00
1820.50
1874.66
3
Cauliflower
55.52
55.00
1615.73
1665.80
4
Peas
15.37
17.47
68.36
81.70
5
Brinjal
120.49
129.00
1952.98
2123.47
6
Onion
12.76
12.76
129.40
121.64
7
Cucurbits
142.00
143.42
1407.39
1484.98
8
Lady’s Finger
51.71
52.10
556.33
574.43
9
Radish
30.70
30.90
283.97
305.00
10
Others
238.74
255.45
883.91
1046.34

Total
770.00
800.00
9240.00
9800.00
Source: Economic Review (2000-2001) Govt. of W.B.

ANNEXURE XIII


AREA AND PRODUCTION OF HORTIULTURAL CROPS IN WEST BENGAL (1997-98)
(Area in ‘000 ha. Production in ‘000 t.)
Crops
Area
Production
Potato*
284.0
5949.0
Flowers (96-97)
13.2
14.6 +56.8 crore
Spikes & buds
Ginger (Dry)
7.29
64.3
Chilli (Dry) (96-97)
53.6
44.3
Turmeric (Dry)
10.5
19.6
Large Cardamom (96-97)
2.9
0.74
Seed Species (96-97)
27.0
12.2
Betel leaf
10.7
52.5 lakh Mote**
Coconut
21.9
236632 thousand nuts
Arecanut
8.5
14.3
Cashewnut
5.8
7.4
Sources :
1. Techno-economic Feasibility report on the Scope of Development of Horticulture in West Bengal. Study by AFC for the Dept. of FPI & H
2. Source: Economic Review 2000-2001
** 1 Mote = 10,000 betel leaves











ANNEXURE XIV

LIST OF SPECIES AND COMMON VARIETIES OF SOME FRUIT AND PLANTATION CROPS (Illustrative)

A Fruit Crops Varieties

1. Mango Fazli, Langra, Himsagar, Bombai, Lakshmanbhog, Golapkhas Champa, Chandankosa, Anaras, Gopalbhog, Safdar Pasand, Rani Pasand, Shorikhas, Surjapuri, Ashwina, Kohitoor, Kalapahar, Dilshad, Gaurjit, Nawab Pasand, Sutan Pasand, Bishwanath Chatterjee, Sinduria, Amrapali, Mallika and many others

2. Banana Champa, Chini Champa, Manik Champa, Kanthali, Mulbhog, Dudha, kanthali, Kalibow, Martaman, Dhakai Martaman, Sabri, Kabuli, Giant Governor, Robusta, Amiritasagar, Agnishwar, Kanaibashi, Anupam, Dudsagar, Beecha, Chini Beecha, Baise, Mandira, Beula and some other varieties.

3. Pineapple Giant kew, Queen, Baruipur Local, Singapur, Ceylon, Jaldhup, Mauritious.

4. Litchi Bombai, Muzaffarpur,China, Elachi, Kashba, Purbi.

5. Guava Khaja, Kashi, L-49, Kafri, Apple, Safeda, Red Fleshed, Seedless.

6. Papaya Washington, Honey Dew, Ranchi, Solo, CO1 to CO5.

7. Sapota Cricket Ball, Baharu, Gandevi Baroda, Dhakai, Small Oval, Badami.
Fruit Crop Groups Names of different fruits species and varieties within parenthesis

1. Citrus Fruits Limes, Lemons (Gandharaj, Seedless, Kadamba), Pummelo, (Stalkart, Krishnagar 1, Krishnagar-3) Mandarin Orange, Sweet Lime, Sweep Orange (Musambi) etc.

2. Other Fruits Ber (Narkeli, Golkul, Deshi,) Custard apple, Nore, Karonda, Pomegrante, Jamun (Large, small fruited), Aonla, Anshphal, Deshi olive, Star apple, Rose apple, Hog plum, Dillenia, Jackfruit, Water
Chesnut, Bael, Peach, Plum, Pear, Mulberry, Palmyra palm, Date palm, Kendu, Water apple, Gooseberry, Boinchi, Kadbael, Tamarind, Nore, Dowa,Bilimbi, Mahua, Deshi Almond, Gab etc.

B. Plantation Crops Coconut (EC Tall, WCT, Local, Hazari, Hybrid, TXD, DXT, Malayan Dwarf), Arecanut (Mangala, Deshi), Cashewnut (Depal, Nondescript).

ANNEXURE XV

VEGETABLE VARIETIES


CROP VARIETIES


Cauliflower Early : Jawahar Moti, Early Kuanri, Early Patna. Mid Season : Kalimpong Dania, Late : Snowball, Dania, Synthetic, Kalimpong Snowball, Mid Season : Pusa Dipali, MainCrop Benaras, Imported Japanese
Cabbage Early : Golden Acre, Pride of India, Early to mid season Kalimpong EnglishBall. Late : Pusa Drumhead, Drumhead, Late: Kalimpong Eclipse Drumhead
Garden Pea Early : Early Giant, Meteor, Arkel Mid Season: Alderman, New Line Perfection, Bonneville, Jawahar Matar.: Krishnagar Dwarf
Tomato Early : Sioux, Mid Season: Pusa Ruby, S-12, Punjab Topic, Roma Super,Marglobe. Mid Season: Krishnagar S 20.
Radish Kalpin Red,Early: Kalimpong Red, Krishnagar Red Bombai, Contai. Long.
Brinjal Pusa Kranti, Pusa Purple, Makra, Cluster, Pusa Purple Long, Muktakeshi. Noorki, Paira Tuni, Rajpur Selection, Rajpur Selection, Rajkrishna, Purple, Round, Green Long
Knol-Khol White Vienna
Spinach Banerjee Giant
Beet Crimson Globe, Detroit Dark Red
Carrot Early : Pusa Kesar
Late : Nantes
Turnip Purple Top, White Globe, Snowball.
French bean Pusa Parbati, Contender.
Onion Pusa Ratnar, Nasik Red, Pusa Red, Red Globe
Lady’s finger Pusa Sawani, Parwani Kranti.
Cowpea Summer and rainy season: Pusa Dofasli, Desi, Summer: Kalyanpur Selection
Chilli Suryamukhi, G-3, NP 46A, Patnai, Pusa Jwala, Bullet, Suli, Siti Sagar Sundari
Bottle gourd Summer: Pusa Summer Prolifie Rainy Season, Desi Long, Pusa Summer Prolifie round Barjora Selection
Pumpkin Chaitali, Barsati.
Ridge gourd Pusa Do-Mousami, Desi
Ash gourd Barsati , Krishnagar Selection Gemi.
Cucumber Japanese Lonlg Green, Poinseti Krishnagar Selection
Water melon Sugar Baby, Asahi Yamato
Palwal Desi Kajli, Guli
Kankrol Desi
Colocasia Dholi
Elephant foot Kovur, Santragachi.
Sweet Potato Pusa Sunheri, Pusa Safed, Pusa Lal.
Amaranthus Note, Lal Sag, Katoa Danta
Basella Green, Red.




ANNEXURE XVI

Flowers and Ornamental Plants

A. Flowers

Rose, Tuberose, Marigold, Dahlia, Chryanthimum, All Season flowers like Balsam, Zinnia, Aster and others

B. Ornamental Plants

1. Flowering and shade trees
Babul (Acacia), Kanchan (Bauhinia), Alstonia, Amherstia, Aurocaria, Cassia, Casuarina, Dillenia, Eucalyptus, Jacaranda, Lagerstroemia, Magnolia, Michellia, Mellingtonia, Mimusops, Peltophorum, Pongamia, Polyalthia, Saraca, spathodia, Stercularia, Terminalia, Thuja, etc.

2. Shrubs
Acalypha, Asdenium, Allamanda, Aralia, Caesalpinia, Ixora, Calliandra, Clerodendron, Crossandra, Dombeya, Gardenia, Hibiscus, Hydrangia, Murraya, Nerium, Poinsettia, Lotus, Tabarnaemontana, etc.

3. Creepers and Climbers
Adenocalymna, Allamanda, Beaumontia, Begonia, Bougenvillia, Clerdodendron, Gloriosa, Ipomea, Petrera, anisqualis, Thunbergia, Pothos

4. Indoor & green house plants
Diffenbachia, Acalypha, Adenium, Dracaena, Bougainvillea, Pilia, Licuala, Livingstonia, Caladium, Begonia, Alocacia, Aglaonema, etc. enjoy high demand from institutions, high-rise buildings, parks and gardens etc.

5. Ferns
Adiantum, Lygodium, Asplenium, Davallia, Nephrodium, Doodia, Alsophilia etc.

6. Succulents
Aura, Agave, Aloe, Alternanthera, Begonia, Bryophyllum, Arundo.

7. Palms
Corypha, Livingstonia, Stevensonia, Calammo, Dictyosperma, Phoenix, Kenia, Raphia, etc.

8. Cacti
Coipapoa, Coryphantha, Discocactus, Achinocactus




ANNEXURE XVII


PRIORITISATION OF THE INDIAN FISHES FOR CONSERVATION

Basis for categorisation:

Based on interaction with scientists, review of literature and personal observations. NBFGR had initially prepared an exhaustive list of species from cold and warm freshwater as potential fishes for listing under threatened species. From the papers presented at the national seminar on endangered species of India, a list of 98 species from freshwater, brackish water and marine ecosystems was prepared. Both the lists were tailed and by adopting he broad categorisation given by Ponniah (1993), a list of 76 threatened fishes of India according to ecosystem and conservation status was prepared as given in Table 1. Of these, 50 have been listed as indeterminate since at present adequate information is not available to exactly categorise them.

LIST OF THREATENED FISHES OF INDIA

FRESHWATER FISHES & ECOSYSTEMS
Endangered
Ompok pabda- Ganga, Brahmaputa river system
Ompok pabo- Freshwaters of Assam, West Bengal.
Tor mussullah- Cauvery, Bhawani river.
Vulnerable
Ailia coila- Feshwater of Krishna, Darjeeling, Assam, Orissa, M.P. and U.P.
Anguilla bengalensis- India
Bagarius bagarius- Ganga river and its tributaries
Eutropiichthys vacha- Freshwater of E.Punjab, U.P.,Bihar, Darjeeling, Calcutta, Orissa.
Labeo dyocheilus- Doon valley, Kashmir, Poonch, Assam.
Ompok bimaculatus Freshwater of Kashmir, E. Punjab, U.P., Bihar, Manipur, Assam, 7 Darjeeling.
Puntius sarana- Throughout India except peninsular India.
Semiplotus semiplotus- Freshwater of Assam & Darjeeling.
Cirrhunus cirrhossa- Cauvery, Godavery, Krishna river system, Narmada & Pench river in M.P.
Osphromenus nobilis- Rivers of N.E. Bengal and Assam.
Labeo dero- All along Himalayan foot hills, Darjeeling, West Bengal.
Labeo dussumieri- Western Ghats upto N. Canara.
Osteobrama belangeri- Manipur.
Rare
Horaglanis Krishnai- Kottayam, Kerela State (as per IUCN Red list of threatened animals 1990)
Schistura sijuensis- (as per IUCN Red list of threatened animals 1990)

Indeterminate
Notopterus chitala- Freshwater rivers, steams of India
Pangasius pangasius- Freshwater of U.P., Bihar, M.P., Darjeeling, Assam, Orissa, Madras.
Tenualosa ilisha- Indian ocean, Costal waters, estuaries , rivers.
Thynnichthys sandkhol- Freshwater of S. India, Krishna and Godavary river system.
Tor khudree- Freshwater of U.P., Orissa, Kerela, Peninsular India.
Bolitora brucei- Darjeeling, Assam
Barbus dukai- Eastern Himalaya and Assam.
Chagunius chagunio- Brahmaputra and Ganga drainages along the Himalaya foot hills.
Crossocheilus latius- Drainages of the Ganga and Brahmaputra in N. India, Mahanadi rivery drainage in Orissa and Western ghats, south to the head waters of Krishna river.
Gadusia chapra- Ganga, Brahmaputra river system, Mahanadi river, Bay of Bengal.
Glyptosternum maculatum- Sikkim
Labeo fimbriatus- Freshwater of U.P., M.P, Orissa, West Bengal, Madras.
Labeo gonius- Freshwater of Assam, Darjeeling, West Bengal, Bihar, U.P., Orrisa.
Mastacembelus armatus- Throughout India.
Mystus tengara- Throughout N. India.
M.aor- River Ganga, Yamuna, Brahmaputra, Mahanadi and Assam.
Psylorhynchus homaloptera- Assam Brahmaputra drainage.
Puntius carnaticus- Freshwaters of Nilgiri, Wynad canara hills.
Puntius conchonius- Ganga, Brahmaputra, U.P., Bihar.
Rasbora rasbora- Freshwater of all the Indian states most common in the valley of Ganges.
Setipinna phasa- Ganga river system and Orissa.
Silonia childreni- Freshwaters of Krishna, Godavary, Cauvery river system.
Silonia silondia- Freshwater of E. Punjub, U.P., Bihar.
Bengala elanga- Bihar, U.P., West Bengal and Assam.
Tor mosal- Hill streams of Himalayas.
Xenentodon cancila- East coast of India.

Coldwater Fishes & Ecosystems
Vulnerable
Tor putitora- All along the Himalaya, Darjeeling.
Psilorhynchus balitora- Yamuna river in Delhi, River Gomti, Lucknow.
Raiamas bola- India confined to the hilly areas of the northern provinces (Haryana, H.P., U.P., Bihar, Assam, West Bengal, Orissa).
Schizothorax kumaonensis Kumaon hills.

Indeterminate
Botia almorhae- Kumaon hills, specially in Kosi river.
Lepidophygopsis typus- Periyar river and Lake (Kerala).
Noemacheilus rapicola- W. Himalaya, Kumaon through Garhwal Himalaya to Yamuna, Sutlej and Beas drainages of H.P.
Tor tor- U.P. hills, Darjeeling, M.P., Bihar, North Bengal, Assam.
Noemacheilous elongates- Meghalaya near Shillong.
Schizothorax richardsonii- Sub-Himalayan range.
Puntius chillinoides- Himalayan foot hills, Ganga river system.
Schizpthorax plagiostomus Along the Himalaya foot hills.
S. progastus- J&K Valley, Ganga river in U.P. and Brahmaputra river in Assam.
Schizothoraichthys exocinus- Indus river and its tributaries in Ladakh and Kashmir.
Schizothoraichthys longipinnis- Kashmir valley and Indus river system.
Schizophygopsis stolickekae- Leh and headwaters of Indus, also tributaries of the Yarkand and Oxus rivers.
Extinct
Gymnocpris biswasi- Chusul, Ladakh.
BRACKISH WATER FISHES & ECOSYSTEMS

Vulnerable
Lates calcarifer- Indian estuarine waters and marine waters.
Odontamblyopus rubicundus- Coastal waters and estuaries, seas of India and estuaries very common in Hooghly at Kolkata.
Indeterminate
Osteogeniosus militaris- Indian sea, estuaries and tidal rivers.
Periophthalmus koelreuteri- Mouth of river hooghly, Sunderbans, West Bengal, Port Blair, Nunkauri Island, Nicobar.

Etroplus suratensis- Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra, Orissa.
Plotossus canius- Along estuaries of India.

MARINE
Vulnerable
Rhinodan Types- Throughout the tropical parts of Indian Ocean.

Indeterminate
Lactarius lactarius- Coast of India.
Tachysurus dussumeri- India Kerala coast.
T. tenuispinis- Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra-Orissa coast of India.
T. Thalassinus- East and West coast of India Andhra, Orrisa, W.Bengal Coast. Vizhingam (Kerala)
T. sona- India (Mumbai coast)
Polydactylus indicus- Coast of India
Polydactylus heptadactylus - Mumbai coast North-West coast of India.
Congresox talabanoides- North-Western coast of India. Mumbai and Gujarat coast.
ANNEXURE XVIII
IUCN METHOD FOR STUDY OF PHYTO POPULATION STATUS
TAXON DATA SHEET
Species (synonyms)
Family:
Taxonomic Status:
Habit:
Habitat:
Historical distribution:
Current distribution:
Range (Km2): < 100
Area occupied (Km2) < 10
- Number of locations: Fragmented
Population Trends
-% change in years or gens :
- % Decline :
- Time/Rate (years or gens) : 10 years
- No. of Mature Individuals :
Global population: Regional population:
Date Quality (Key, Sources, Dates)
Recent field studies: (Who, Dates, Ref.)
Threats (Key):
Trade:
Other Comments:
Status: - IUCN (Revised)
- Criteria based on :
- CITES :
Recommendations :
- Research management
- P.H.V.A. :
- Cult. pgm. racs
- Level of difficulty :
Existing Cultivation :
- Name of facilities :


ANNEXURE XIX

SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS HAVING CULTIVATION POTENTIAL IN WEST BENGAL
Botanical Name
Family
Local Names
Parts in use
State of agro-technique developed
Abel moschus moschatus
Malvaceae
Muskdana
Seeds
Partial
Ambroma augusta
Sterculiaceae
Ulat Kambal
Whole
Partial
Aconitum ferox
Ranunculaceae
Katbish
Root
Not yet developed
Acorus calamus
Araceae
Bach
Rhizome
Well developed
Aloe vera
Liliaceae
Ghritakumari
Leaf
Well developed
Atalantia missionis
Rutaceae
Koklash
Fruit
Partial
Andrographis paniculata
Acanthaceae
Kalmegh
Whole plant
Well developed
Artemisia annua
Asteraceae
Vagdana
Whole
Well developed
Bixa orellana
Bixaceae
Latkan
Seed
Partial
Calendula spp.
Asteraceae
Calendula
Whole plant
Well developed
Cannabis sativa
Cannabiaceae
Ganja
Whole plant
Well developed (restricted)
Cassia augustifolia
Caesalpiniaceae
Sonapata
Leaf
Well developed
Cinchona spp.
Rubiaceae
Quinine
Bark
Well developed
Croton tiglium
Euphorbiaceae
Jayapala
Seed
Not yet developed
Digitalis purpurea
Scrophulariaceae
Fox globe
Whole plant
Well developed
Ipecac (Cephaelis ipecacuanha)
Rubiaceae
Ipecac
Root
Well developed
Glycyrrhiza glabra
Fabaceae
Jashtimadhu
Root
Well developed
Plantago ovata
Plantaginaceae
Isafghol
Seed
Well developed
Gloriosa superba
Liliaceae
Bighalanguli
Seed, root
Ill developed
Cymbobogom spp.
Poaceae
Lemon/ citroura
Whole plant
Well developed
Ocimum spp.
Lamiaceae
Tulsi
Whole plant
Well developed
Diascorea spp.
Dioscoreaceae
Khamalu
Tuber
Developed
Zingiber officinale
Zingiberaceae
Ada
Rhizome
Well developed
Rauvolfia serpentina
Apocynaceae
Sarpagandha
Root
Well developed
Withania somifera
Solanaceae
Ashwagandha
Root
Well developed
Rubia cordifolia
Rubiaceae
Manjishthha
Whole plant
Not yet developed
Botanical Name
Family
Local Names
Parts in use
State of agro-technique developed
Swertia chirayita
Gentianaceae
Chirata
Whole plant
Not yet developed
Alpina galanga
Zingiberaceae
Kalanjan
Rhizome
Not yet developed
Tinospora crispa
Menispermaceae
Gulancha
Stem
Not yet developed
Tinospora cordifolia
Menispermaceae
Gulancha
Stem
Not yet developed
Emblica officinalis
Euphorbiaceae
Amlaki
Fruit
Developed (long term)
Lawsonia intermis
Lythraceae
Mehendi
Leaf
Developed
Kaempferia galanga
Zingiberaceae
Aekangi
Rhizome
Not developed
Nardostachys grandiflora
Valorianaceae
Jatamansi
Root
Not developed
Calendula chinensis
Asteraceae
Bhringaraj
Whole plant
Ill developed
Asparagus racemosus
Liliaceae
Shatamool
Root
Not developed
Justicia adliatoda
Acanthaceae
Vasaka
Leaf
Not developed
Psoralca Corzlifolia
Fabaceae
Babchi
Seed
Not developed
Catharanthus roseus
Apocynaceae
Nayantara
Whole plant
Developed
Bacopa monneri
Scrophulariaceae
Brahmi
Whole plant
Partially developed
Centella asiatica
Apiaceae
Thankuni
Whole plant
Not developed
Ipomoea digitata
Convolunlaceae
Bhuni Kumra
Tuber
Not developed
Gymnema sylvestre
Asclepiadaceae
Merasingi
Leaf
Not developed
Eupatorium triplinerve
Asteraceae
Ayaporna
Whole plant
Partially developed
Bargeris aristata
Berberidaceae
Daruharidra
Stem
Not developed (can be attempted through tissue cult.)
Piper nigrum
Piperaceae
Gol Morich
Fruit
Developed
Ginkgo biloba
Gikgoaceae
Ginkgo
Whole plant
Not developed (can be attempted through tissue cult.)
Solanum surattense
Solanaceae
Kontikari
Whole plant
Not developed
Mentha arrensis
Laniaceae
Pudina
Whole plant
Well developed
ANNEXURE XX


LONG TERM PLANT COLLECTED FROM THE WILD
Botanical Name
Family
Local Names
Parts in use
State of agro-technique developed
1. Terminalia chebula
Combretaceae
Heritaki
Fruit
Not developed
2. Terminilia bellirica
Combretaceae
Bhairah
Fruit
Not developed
3. Terminalia arjuna
Combretaceae
Arjuna
Bark
Not developed
4. Holarrlena pubescens
Apocynaceae
Kurchi
Bark, seed
Not developed
5. Strychnos nuxvomica
Loganiaceae
Kuchila
Seed
Not developed
6. Saraca asoka
Caesalpinaceae
Asoka
Bark
Not developed
7. Tribulus terrestris
Zygophyllaceae
Gokhur
Fruit
Not developed
8. Henidesmus indicus
Asclepiadaceae
Anantamul
Root
Not developed
9. Azadirachta indica
Meliaceae
Neern
All parts
Ill developed
10. Vitex negundo
Verbenaceae
Nisinda
All parts
Ill developed
11.Centratherum authelminticum
Asteraceae
Somraj
Seed
Not developed
12. Tylophora indica
Ascepiadaceae
Antamue
Leaf
Not developed
13. Rheum emodi
Polygonaceae
Banglare-perachini
Rhizome
Not developed
14. Woodfordia fruticosa
Hythraceae
Dhai
Flower
Not developed
15. Butea monosperma
Fabaceae
Palas
Seed, flower
Not developed
16. Mucuna prusiens
Fabaceae
Alkushi
Seed
Not developed
17. Cassia fistula
Caesalpinaceae
Banar lathi
Fruit
Not developed
18. Pipermullesus
Piperaceae
Paharipan
Fruit
Not developed
19. Piper longum
Piperaceae
Pipal
Fruit
Ill developed
20. Piper retrofractum
Piperaceae
Chai
Stem
Not developed

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