Notes on Re-Collection of Phyllanthus tetrandrus (Phyllanthaceae) from Mizoram, India
Abstract
A lesser known species, Phyllanthus tetrandrus Roxb. (Phyllanthaceae) recollected after a lapse of six decades from Mizoram, India. This present communication deals with a brief taxonomic description of the species along with notes on its habit, habitat and distribution.Keywords
Phyllanthus, Re-Collection, Distribution, India, Bangladesh.
Author Biography
M. Sawmliana
Mizoram State Biodiversity Board
Gopal Krishna
Central National Herbarium
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