New Record of the four species of Riccia from Bankura district, West Bengal (India)
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Riccia, liverwort, Bankura, IndiaAbstract
The present study reports four different species of Riccia from Bankura district of West Bengal, India. The species are not reported earlier in this area. Here, these species are characterized on the basis of morpho-taxonomy, anatomical characters and reproductive characters. All the species are monoecious.
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