Population status of Blister Beetle in sixteen districts of Indian state Chhattisgarh.

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Population status of Blister Beetle in sixteen districts of Indian state Chhattisgarh.
DistrictsPopulation status*Remarks
Raipur3Due to increasing industrialization
Durg3Due to increasing industrialization
Rajnandgaon3Due to increasing industrialization
Mahasamund2More population in Jason as compared to other hosts
Kawardha1-
Janjgir-Champa1-
Dhamtari1-
Kanker0Rich population in even roadside plants.
Bastar0-
Dantewada0-
Sarguja0Rich population in even roadside plants.
Koriya0-
Korba2Due to increasing industrialization
Jashpur0-
Raigarh3Due to increasing industrialization. Sponge iron units are becoming curse.
Bilaspur2Due to increasing industrialization
0- No significant change
1- Slight change
2- Moderate change
3- Significant change
*- Based on visual observation.

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