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The vegetation of Ranthambore plays an important role in the ecosystem of this National Park.
 The flora in Ranthambore National Park is primarily of the mixed deciduous type. The grass, shrubs and leaves of trees provide deer and other herbivores with their sustenance. These herbivores are the main prey of the tigers of Ranthambore. Hence we see that the flora of Ranthambore is an essential part of the local food chain. Among the interesting flora in Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest Banyan trees in India. This can be seen near the Jogi Mahal hunting lodge in Ranthambore National Park. The prominent trees seen in Ranthambore National Park are:
| Indian Name |
Botanical Name |
| Aam |
Mangifera Indica |
| Babul |
Acacia Nilotica |
| Banyan |
Ficus Benghalensis |
| Ber |
Zizyphus Mauritania |
| Dhak or Chila |
Butea Monosperma |
| Dhok |
Anogeissus pendula |
| Imli |
Tamarindicus Indica |
| Jamun |
Syzygium Cumini |
| Kadam |
Anthocephalus Cadamba |
| Khajur |
Phoenix Sylvestris |
| Khair |
Acacia Catechu |
| Karel |
Capparis Decidua |
| Khejda |
Prosopis Specigera |
| Kakera |
Flacourtia Indica |
| Mohua |
Madhuca Indica |
| Neem |
Azadirachta Indica |
| Pipal |
Ficus Religiosa |
| Khus Grass |
Vetivaria Zizznioides |
| Karaya Gum Tree |
Sterculia Urens |
| Tendu |
Diospyros Melanoxylon |
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