Baghpat District comprises of six blocks (Chaprauli, Baraut, Binoli, Baghpat, Pilana and Khekra) of three Tehsil (Baraut, Baghpat and Khekra). In the present paper 35 exotic medicinal angiospermic plant species belonging to 24 families and 34 genera are described. 4.16% flora is exotic medicinal plant species in Baghpat District. 34.3 % (12 out of 35 species) exotic medicinal plants came from America alone.
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