Symphyodon erraticus (Symphyodontaceae): an addition to the moss flora of the Western Ghats
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Moss, Symphyodon erraticus, Western GhatsAbstract
The moss Symphyodon erraticus has been discovered from the Western Ghats and is an addition to the moss flora of the W. Ghats. A brief description with illustrations and a colour plate is provided.
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