<i>Ceropegia maculata</i> Bedd., a Rare Report from Anamalai Tiger Reserve Tamil Nadu, India

B. Subbaiyan; M. G. Ganesan; Ganesh K. Ram; Priyanka; K. Manigandan

doi:10.36808/if/2025/v151i6/170628

Ceropegia maculata Bedd., a Rare Report from Anamalai Tiger Reserve Tamil Nadu, India

Authors

B. Subbaiyan Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Project Nilgiri Tahr, Coimbatore
M. G. Ganesan Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Project Nilgiri Tahr, Coimbatore
Ganesh K. Ram Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Project Nilgiri Tahr, Coimbatore
Priyanka Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Project Nilgiri Tahr, Coimbatore
K. Manigandan Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Project Nilgiri Tahr, Coimbatore

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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2025/v151i6/170628

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