Notes on distribution of Acronema hookeri (Apiaceae) and Impatiens falcifera (Balsaminaceae) in Arunachal Pradesh, India
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Acronema hookeri, Impatiens falcifera, New distribution, Tawang, IndiaAbstract
In the present communication, the distribution of two species, Acronema hookeri (C.B.Clarke) H.Wolff and Impatiens falcifera Hook.f. has been discussed. The latter is recorded here as a new distributional record, whereas the former is reported as the first authentic record from Arunachal Pradesh. Short descriptions, notes, and field photographs are provided to identify the species easily.
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