Bryophyte diversity of Thamarassery pass (Wayanad pass) in the Western Ghats of Kerala
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https://doi.org/10.14719/pst.2017.4.1.273Keywords:
Bryophytes, distribution, Thamarassery pass, Western GhatsAbstract
The bryophyte diversity in the Thamarassery pass (Wayanad pass) a historically important place of Kozhikode district is documented. This report represents many interesting finds such as Taxiphyllum giraldii (C.Muell.) M.Fleisch., Taxithelium laeviusculum Dixon are new records for Peninsular India.Downloads
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