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Orchids of India, Volume 3 Biodiversity and Status of Vanda Jones

Flora / Fauna
Series: Orchids of India Volume: 3
By: B Limasenla(Author), Yogendra Kumar(Author), Jauti Sharma(Author)
92 pages, 16 colour plates
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  • Orchids of India, Volume 3 ISBN: 9788170352389 Hardback Apr 2002 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 weeks
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Language: English

The genus Vanda of orchidaceae family is one of the most popular groups of orchids. Out of the 40 species of Vanda, which are mainly distributed in the Indo-Malayan region, India is known to possess a total of 12. Based on extensive field study & laboratory studies, the present work is an attempt to bring out clearly the present status, biodiversity, phemology, palynology, seed morphometry, & cytology of all the species of Indian Vanda. The work also attempts to study the basic chromosome number alongwith a thorough karyotype study of the Indian species of Vanda. The text of Orchids of India, Volume 3 has been illustrated through photographs & diagrams & appended with a list of about 300 references.

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Flora / Fauna
Series: Orchids of India Volume: 3
By: B Limasenla(Author), Yogendra Kumar(Author), Jauti Sharma(Author)
92 pages, 16 colour plates
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