Diversity and Distribution of Liverworts in Some Underexplored Areas of Manipur
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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2022/v148i9/154596Keywords:
Manipur, Liverworts, Distribution, Endemic.Abstract
Present study on liverworts diversity of some underexplored areas ofManipur has revealed the occurrence of 23 genera and 32 species of
liverworts belonging to 17 families. Fourteen species have been reported for
the first time from Manipur while three Indian endemic species (Cephalozia
kashyapii Udar, Microlejeunea indica (Udar et U. S. Awasthi) Y. M. Wei. & R. L.
Zhu and Notoschypus pandei Udar and Ad. Kumar) have also been identified
from the explored sites.
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