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It occurs naturally in the Gir and Girnar forests of Saurashtra, the Barda Hills, the rocky ravines of Kachchh, the Aravalli outliers in North Gujarat (Banaskantha, Sabarkantha), and the open dry teak and mixed deciduous forests of Central and South Gujarat (Panchmahal, Chhota Udepur, Dahod, Narmada). Under the Gujarat Forest Department Non-Forest Tree Resource Surveys (TOF), Ghatbor is enumerated as a prominent indigenous wild tree across rural talukas.
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