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Report on the extended distribution of endemic and threatened species Amorphophallus mysorensis (Araceae) from Odisha, India

Abstract

Amorphophallus mysorensis (Araceae), an endemic and threatened species is newly reported from the Eastern Ghats of Odisha, India. A detailed description and photo plate are provided here for its easy identification.

Keywords

Aroid, Biligirirangan hills, Eastern Ghats, Paralakhemundi division

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