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How to read this
Evidence before planting advice.
This map shows how native Gujarat species help, hinder, or simply share space with each other. Every link is backed by a peer-reviewed paper.
Synergistic is not the same as found together. Gold means plants help each other. Soft grey means they share landscapes. Copper means they can compete or suppress. Teal marks an animal or microbe link.
Browse the horticultural palette in the species library, then return here to see who belongs beside whom.
Biome bridges
Where dry, wet, and arid meet.
Connections that cross dry forest, wet forest, and arid understory. Where we have no published link yet, we say so — absence is not proof of neutrality.
Compose with evidence
Tell us about the land. We'll draw the mix.
Soil, water, sun, intent — plus the interaction network behind every Miyawaki and dryland polyculture we plant.
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