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CATALOGUE OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION 



Gep^aphi- 

 ' cal. 



United Pro- 

 vinces— 



c<mtd. 



Index title. 



United Pro- 

 vinces — oontd. 



Subject. 



* Jaunsar. Pinus longifolia 

 forest showing 100 feet 

 fire Hne. View over- 

 looking the Tons valley 

 from Molta. On the 

 other side Pinua longi- 

 folia forest below and 

 deodar forest above. 



* Jaunsar. Pinus longifolia 

 with ban oak (Quercus 

 incana) and rhododen- 

 dron [B. arboreum), ty- 

 pical of the upper limit 

 of the ohir pine, Molta, 

 altitude 7,400 feet. 



' Jaunsar. Abies pindrow ; 

 dense even-aged pure 

 pole forest of silver fir 

 covering many acres, 

 where there was formerly 

 a large blank in the over- 

 wood, aspect north, 

 slope steep, seed-bearers 

 scattered but fairly 

 plentiful, near Eingali, 

 altitude 8,500 feet. 



* Jaunsar. Pinus longifolia 

 forest under uniform 

 method. Reproduction 

 just starting in a seed 

 ing felling, height up to 

 2 feet. Molta, altitude 

 6,000 feet. 



* Jaunsar. Deodar repro- 

 duction 6 to 12 feet high 

 coming up thickly on a 

 gi-assy slope on the edge 

 of forest. Seed-bearers 

 in background. South- 

 ern aspect, steep slope, 

 altitude 8,000 feet. 



Jaunsar. Distant view of 

 deodar plantation, Bod- 

 yar:. 



TS: -. 



Jaunsar. ^Bare slope in 

 Deodar forest open to 

 grazing, Missau. 



Negative 

 No. 



S23. 



S24. 



S44. 



S45. 



S47. 



U9. 



U14. 



Remarks. 



* Not available for issue at present. 



