Further additions to the flora of Melghat Tiger Reserve (MTR) Maharashtra, India
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Additions, Hydrophyllaceae, LobeliaceaeAbstract
Melghat is one of the 9 tiger Reserve Forests, enjoying this status since 1972. Though the forest is of dry deciduous type, there are several valleys and cliffs which remain wet for most of the year. Here two new families’ viz., Hydrophyllaceae (R. Br.) and Lobeliaceae (R. Br.) have been reported for the first time for the Flora of Melghat.
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