A note on some grasses relished by markhor in Chitral Gol
A note on some grasses relished by markhor in Chitral Gol
Mirza Hakim Khan Dr.
ABSTRACT
Chitral Gol is a narrow valley with high mountains and steep slopes. The altitude ranges from 1500 to 4900 m. Snow slides and landslides are common. A number of large water courses, Meran, Tangogh, Kasavir, Bakhtanshal, Bironshal, Gokshal, Chat and Duni drain into Chitral Gol, which later on joins the river Chitral near Chitral town. A thin layer of slate and phyllites (palaeozoic) overlies the crystalline or grey limestone of midcretaceous period. The soil formed by the disintegration of rocks is generally fertile and varies from clay loam to sandy loam.
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March 1979
Vol. 29, Iss. 1
