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Contributions to the Flora of Kerala The Family Acanthaceae

By: S Remadevi and MS Binoj Kumar
194 pages
Contributions to the Flora of Kerala
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  • Contributions to the Flora of Kerala ISBN: 9788121107075 Hardback Jan 2009 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 weeks
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The family Acanthaceae has been studied and revised taxonomically for the State of Kerala. The study reveals that there are 33 genera, 147 species and 4 varieties in the present political boundaries of Kerala. Important literature of Acanthaceae pertaining to India in general and particularly to Kerala has been briefly reviewed. The varied habitats, habits and the macro and micro-morphological characters and distinguishing characters of the taxa have been described in detail. Dichotomous keys to the genera, species and varieties are provided. For each species nomenclatural citation with relevant synonyms, descriptions, data on phenology, distribution, status, vernacular names, ethnobotanical data, specimens studied and notes, wherever necessary are provided.

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Preface. 1. Introduction: i. Earlier works. ii. Habitat. iii. Morphology. iv. Notes for the readers. v. Abbreviations to floras. vi. Acronyms of herbaria. 2. Systematic treatment. 3. References. 4. Index to botanical names.

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By: S Remadevi and MS Binoj Kumar
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