Biodiversity in Mewar

ETHICAL FEAST I AM WHAT I EAT ... I AM THE CHANGE I WANT TO SEE…. AYURVEDA MEETS MEWARI CUISINE by Satya Prakash Mehra Rajputana Society of Natural History

Ghehoon chor makka khani, MEWAR Mewar chhod kathe na jani.

INDIAN FOOD PYRAMID

Relationship

In no country is life valued so much as in India, and many people would even hesitate to destroy the meanest or the most harmful animals E. P. Gee

PRAKRUTI AND PURUSH (Nature and Man)

TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY FEAST IS ECO-FRIENDLY

Agro-Ecosystem are used for Biodiversity Studies

Insects are integral part of Agro-Ecosystem

Spiders are the part of Agro-Ecosystem

Agriculture Fields & Avifauna

Grass Grasshopper Toad Snake Hawk Bacteria of → → → → → decay In general, Autotrophs Herbivores Carnivores (Producers) (Primary Consumers) (Secondary, tertiary, etc. consumers) Decomposers → → → Let’s think ……

Acknowledgement I am grateful to WII , Dehradun for providing the maps publicly for academic use. I heartily acknowledge Mr . M. V. Nair whose compiled illustration of insects (Slide 25) and spiders (Slide 26) used here for presentation to highlight their importance in Agro-Ecosystem. Further, I feel pleasure in acknowledging www.indianfoodsco.com for information given slide 6 . Thanks are due to Directorate of Horticulture , Jaipur for the nice information on the fruit plants in Rajasthan provided publicly. Last but not least I thank RSNH for permitting me to use the photographs of their Photo Library for such non- commercial events. Thanks to all the known and unknown persons who are directly and indirectly rendered their help and comments for the key information on the focused issue.

Biodiversity in Mewar

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