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| Which hazel trees found in Kashmir |
In Kashmir, the Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre pvt. ltd. has been giving special attention to the introduction, cultivation, and conservation of this species. Based in Pampore, the centre has played a pioneering role in introducing important medicinal and exotic plants suitable for the region’s climate and soil conditions.
Keeda Jadi (Cordyceps) is one of the most fascinating and valuable natural resources found in the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas, including parts of Kashmir. Revered for generations in traditional medicinal systems, this rare fungus has attracted the interest of researchers, herbal enthusiasts, and local communities alike.
More: https://jkmpic.blogspot.com/2026/06/cordyceps-sinensis-in-kashmir-himalayan.html
Alongside witch hazel, hazelnut cultivation is also gaining momentum in Kashmir. While the wild Himalayan species Corylus jacquemontii is native to the region, modern cultivation of edible hazelnut varieties is opening new opportunities for horticulture and agro-economy. The cool climate and fertile soil of Kashmir make it ideal for such high-value crops. This growing interest reflects the region’s potential as a hub for medicinal and exotic plant cultivation, blending traditional biodiversity with modern agricultural innovation.

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