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Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Studies on genus Impatiens in India. 2. Area of study. 3. Vegetation. 4. Habitat diversity. 5. Distribution. 6. Morphology. 7. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) studies of pollen. 8. Classification. 9. Evolution, phylogeny. 10. Cytology. 11. Phytogeographical affinities and endemism. 12. Economic importance. 13. Major threats. 14. Conservation measures. 15. Scheme of presentation. 16. Taxonomic treatment. Appendices. References. Index of botanical names. Impatiens, commonly known as Balsams or Jewelweeds belong to the family Balsaminaceae are annual and perennial herbs. The genus with more than 1000 species mainly distributed in Africa. North America, India, Sino-Himalayan region and SE Asia. The plants are mainly succulent, and with beautiful flowers, one of the prized horticultural valued plant. In India, the genus is represented with around 249 species out of which 177 species are endemic, with highest concentrations in two hotspots of India, i.e. Eastern Himalaya and Western ghats. Eastern Himalaya with diverse climatic conditions, varied topography and ecosystem diversity is known as a centre of primary diversification of the genus Impatiens. The present book Balsams of Eastern Himalaya-A regional revision presents the detailed taxonomic account of 84 taxa, of which 43 taxa from Arunachal Pradesh, 24 species from Sikkim. The book is supplemented with detailed description, photo-plates showing the details of the habit, floral parts, and also a key based on the field characters for easy identification. This work is first of its kind in the genus Impatiens L. from Eastern Himalaya and will be useful to a wider audience. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. introduction: 1. Nicobar Islands. 2. Great Nicobar Island. 3. People of the Nicobar Archipelago. 4. Geology and soil. 5. Climate. 6. Earlier botanical history. 7. Study area. 8. Vegetation. 9. Plan of work. II. Analysis of the Flora: 10. Dominant families. 11. Diversity of life forms. 12. New discoveries. 13. Endemics texa. 14. Ethnobotanical uses. 15. Factors affecting vegetation. 16. Suggestions for conservation. III. Systematic treatment: 17. Key to families. 18. Enumeration of flora. IV. References. V. Index to scientific names.

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Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents: Foreword. I. Introduction. 1. Area Aad Physiography. 2. Topography. 3. Drainage. 4. Geology. 5. People and culture. 6. Religious beliefs and practices. 7. Climate. 8. Botanical history. II. Vegetation: 1. Primary forest. 2. Tropical forest. 3. Sub-Tropical forest. 4. Broad-leaved temperate forest. 5. IV. Cool temperate (Coniferous) forest. 6. Subalpine and alpine forest. 7. Secondary forest. III. Salient features of flora of Kurung Kumey. IV. Endemics and occurrence of primitive angiosperms. V. Phytogeographic significance. VI. Plant resources. VII. Threats and management options. VIII. Presentation of the flora. References. Dicotyledons and plates. Key to the families (Dicotyledons). Systematic enumeration dicotyledons. Monocotyledons and plates. Key to the families (Monocotyledons). Systematic enumeration monocotyledons. Index to the botanical names. The present book "Flora of Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh" provides the concise floristic account of 1321 plant species belongs to 586 genera and 146 families of flowering plants with identification keys based on field characters. The book will not only fill the gap in knowledge about the flora of the district, but also will be useful to identify wide range of plants in the North-Eastern region of our country.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Families: 1. Ranunculaceae. 2. Circaeastraceae. 3. Paeoniaceae. 4. Dilleniaceae. 5. Magnoliaceae. 6. Illiciaceae. 7. Schisandraceae. 8. Tetracentraceae. 9. Eupteleaceae. 10. Annonaceae. 11. Meninspermaceae. 12. Berberidaceae. 13. Podophyllaceae. 14. Lardizabalaceae. 15. Nymphaeaceae. 16. Cabombaceae. 17. Nelumbonaceae. 18. Barclayaceae. 19. Papaveraceae. 20. Fumariaceae. 21. Brassicaceae. 22. Capparaceae. 23. Resedaceae. 24. Violaceae. 25. Bixaceae. 26. Flacourtiaceae. 27. Pittosporaceae. 28. Polygalaceae. 29. Xanthophyllaceae. 30. Frankeniaceae. 31. Caryophyllaceae. 32. Portulacaceae. 33. Tamaricaceae. 34. Elatinaceae. 35. Hypericaceae. 36. Clusiaceae. 37. Theaceae. 38. Actinidiaceae. 39. Stachyuraceae. 40. Dipterocarpaceae. 41. Cistaceae. 42. Ancistrocladaceae. 43. Malvaceae. 44. Bombacaceae. 45. Sterculiaceae. 46. Tiliaceae. 47. Plagiopteraceae. 48. Elaeocarpaceae. 49. Linaceae. 50. Erythroxylaceae. 51. Ixonanthaceae. 52. Malpighiaceae. 53. Zygophyllaceae. 54. Biebersteinceae. 55. Geraniaceae. 56. Balsaminaceae. 57. Oxalidaceae. 58. Averrhoaceae. 59. Tropaeolaceae. 60. Rutaceae. 61. Simaroubaceae. 62. Surianaceae. 63. Ochnaceae. 64. Burseraceae. 65. Meliaceae. 66. Dichapetalaceae. 67. Olacaceae. 68. Icacinaceae. 69. Opiliaceae. 70. Cardiopteridaceae. 71. Aquifoliaceae. 72. Celastraceae. 73. Hippocrateaceae. 74. Rhamnaceae. 75. Vitaceae. 76. Leeaceae. 77. Sapindaceae. 78. Hippocastanaceae. 79. Aceraceae. 80. Akaniaceae. 81. Melianthaceae. 82. Staphyleaceae. 83. Sabiaceae. 84. Anacardaceae. 85. Coriariaceae. 86. Moringaceae. 87. Connaraceae. 88. Leguminosae Fabaceae. 89. Rosaceae. 90. Chrysobalanaceae. 91. Neuradaceae. 92. Saxifragaceae. 93. Parnassiaceae. 94. Vahliaceae. 95. Grossulariaceae. 96. Iteaceae. 97. Escalloniaceae. 98. Hydrangeaceae. 99. Philadelphaceae. 100. Crassulaceae. 101. Droseraceae. 102. Hamamelidaceae. 103. Hydatellaceae. 104. Haloragaceae. 105. Hippuridaceae. 106. Callitrichaceae. 107. Rhizophoraceae. 108. Combretaceae. 109. Myrtaceae. 110. Lecythidaceae. 111. Memecylaceae. 112. Melastomataceae. 113. Lythraceae. 114. Altingiaceae. 115. Sonneratiaceae. 116. Cryptoneriaceae. 117. Punicaceae. 118. Onagraceae. 119. Trapaceae. 120. Turneraceae. 121. Passifloraceae. 122. Caricaceae. 123. Cucurbitaceae. 124. Begoniaceae. 125. Datiscaceae. 126. Cactaceae. 127. Aizoaceae. 128. Molluginaceae. 129. Apiaceae. 130. Araliaceae. 131. Cornaceae. 132. Alangiaceae. 133. Nyssaceae. 134. Caprifoliaceae. 135. Adoxaceae. 136. Asteraceae. 137. Rubiaceae. 138. Valerianaceae. 139. Dipsacaceae. Botanical Survey of India is publishing the Flowering Plants of India: An Annotated Checklist in three volumes showcasing the entire floral wealth of the country. The voluminous work has three volumes; the first two volumes deal with dicotyledons enumerating of 16372 taxa in 2143 genera and 222 families and the third volume deals with monocotyledon enumerating 5358 taxa belongs to 631 genera and 46 families.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Message. Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction. Reference. Enumeration. Index. The Flora of Kyongnosla Alpine Sanctuary contains inventory of 411 taxa belonging to 173 genera and 54 families with brief description. The book also supplemented with photographs of 280 plants to showcase the plant diversity of the sanctuary. The families are arranged according the APG IV system of classification, and within the family and genera, species are arranged alphabetically.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Part I: Photo plates. Introduction. References. Enumeration. Part II: Photo plates. Enumeration. Index to family. From the preface: The Himalayas, literally meaning as abode of snow , is a 2500 km long arc shaped mountain range which is not only jewelled with snow-clad peaks and glaciers, but also wide extended lush-green forests harbouring one of the most biodiversity rich regions on the earth. The entire Himalaya has also been included amongst 35 Global biodiversity Hotspots. The diverse ecosystems of Himalaya are not only not only present beautiful landscapes, but also play important role in global atmospheric circulation, the hydrological cycle, and water resources availability, and provide a wide range of ecosystem services to the local inhabitants. A comprehensive information on the plant diversity particularly on taxonomy, correct identity and distribution is need of the hour. The information is provided in two parts. All the families are arranged alphabetically. The part 1 deals from family Acanthaceae to Nymphaeaceae while the part 2 deals from family Nyssaceae to Zingiberaceae. The valid names are given in bold while the basionyms of synonyms were given in italics. The checklist divided into dicotyledons and monocotyleds, families within groups, genera within families and species and infra-specific taxa within genera are arranged alphabetically under each genus for the sake of convenience; in the end of the text a index to the family names is also included.

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Results and discussion. 3. Taxonomic treatment. 4. Bibliography. 5. Index to families. The Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, more popularly known as the Labyrinth Islands, is renowned for its luxuriant coastal, mangrove, tropical evergreen forests, and marine vegetation. The book Angiosperm Diversity of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, South Andaman, India deals with different species of flowering plants comprising of 762 species of dicotyledons and 248 species of monocotyledons with 15 illustrations and 144 photographs. The book also identifies the endemic species; provides specific information on local uses of the plants, distribution patterns in the Islands; different threats to biodiversity and suggesting conservation measures. I hope this book provide a comprehensive picture of the floristic richness and will be of appreciable use to students and researchers in the field of botany and forestry.

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Brief historical background. 3. Morphological diversity. 4. Classification. 5. Diversity and distribution. 6. Analysis of orchid flora. 7. Presentation of the text and photographs. 8. Systematic enumeration and photographs. 9. Excluded taxa. 10. Generic name meaning. References. Index. Addendum. The book 'Orchids of India - A pictorial guide' presents an updated census of Indian orchids with updated nomenclature, synonyms and supplemented with photographs for help in identification. A total of 1256 taxa under 155 genera have been listed. The book depicts a concise history of orchid research in India, morphological diversity with illustrative photo plates, detailed recent classification followed by a brief analysis on distribution of orchids in different phytogeographic regions in India. This book is the first ever comprehensive census cum pictorial guide of Indian orchids, where each species has been provided with correct name, protologue citation, basionym, synonyms and their citation, life form phenology, altitude and global distribution. The book also provides more than photographs of 775 species showcasing the diversity of Orchids in India. All the information provided in the present book is based on methodical research by experienced scientists. This comprehensive and authentic inventory of Indian orchids would certainly be useful for students, researchers, amateurs, hobbyists, orchid growers, nature lovers, conservationists and policy makers and will be utilized by a wide array of people of our country from diverse background. (jacket).

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Indian Botanic Gardens in Plant conservation: an overview/S.S. Dash, M. Ahmedullah and P. Singh. 1. The changing landscape of Calcutta Botanic Garden/Adrian Thomas. 2. From surgeon to botanist: the career of Nathaniel Wallich (1786-1854)/Martin Krieger. 3. Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden: Howrah/Vinay Ranjan, Suman Halder and P. Venu. 4. Contribution of AJC Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah in Germplasm Conservation/H S Mahapatra, S.S. Hameed and S.S. Dash. 5. Buttresses in some tree species in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah/H.S. Mahapatra, SS Hameed and P. V. Sreekumar. 6. Diversity of wetland macrophytes in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah/H.S. Mahapatra, B.K. Singh and P. V. Sreekumar. 7. Dhanikhari Experimental Garden Cum Arboretum a potential site for Conservation of Bay Island flora/C. Murugan, L J Singh, M Y Kamble and S. Prabhu. 8. Plant diversity in Mundhwa Experimental Garden, Pune, Maharashtra/Anant Kumar and P G Diwakar. 9. Natural wilderness at Botanical Survey of India, Arunachal Pradesh Regional Center, Itanagar/A A Mao, S S Dash, R. Gogoi, M. Bhaumik, B.B.T Tham and S. Borah. 10. Plants growing in experimental garden, Botanical Survey of India, Central Regional Centre, Allahabad/A A Ansari and Vineet Singh. 11. Conservation of Plant diversity in the Botanic Garden at National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow/Anil K. Goel and R.K. Roy. 12. Botanic Garden of CSIR-CIMAP, Lucknow, U.P., India/ S C Singh. 13. Plant diversity at Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute, Thiruvananthapuram/N. Mohanan, P I Mathew, K C Koshy, C. Sathish Kumar, A G Pandurangan and P G Latha. 14. Plant Diversity in CSIR-IMMT (Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology) Premises, Bhubaneswar, Odisha/S C Sahu, N.K. Dhal and N.C. Rout. 15. Plant diversity in Botanic Garden of State Forest Research Institute Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh)/O P Chaubey. 16. Liverwort and Hornwort diversity in Botanic Gardens of Botanical Survey of India, Shillong and Barapani/S K Singh. 17. Pteridophytic wealth in Experimental Garden, Botanical Survey of India, Gangtok, Sikkim/B S Kholia. 18. Ex-Situ Conservation of pteridophytes in Kodaikanal Botanical Garden, Southern Western Ghats, India/S. Benniamin, N. Siva and V S Manickam. 19. Ex-Situ Conservation of Orchids in Experimental Botanic Garden, Barapani an Woodland Campus, Shillong/B K Sinha, S.K. Singh, R. Kumar and S. Panday. 20. National Orchidarium and Experimental Garden, Yercaud, Tamil Nadu/M.U. Sharief and G.V. S Murty. 21. Bambusetum in Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden/Pushpa Kumari. 22. Bambusetum at Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute: State of the Art/K C Koshy. 23. Conservation of the Genus Hedychium in Experimental Botanic Garden, Eastern Regional Centre, Botanical Survey of India, Shillong/Ramesh Kumar, N N Rabha and B K Sinha. 24. Ex-Situ Conservation in restoration practice: lessons from 30 years of plant conservation at the Gurukula Botanic Sanctury/Wolfgang Theuerkauf and Suprabha Seshan. 25. Conservation of threatened plants in the Desert Botanical Garden, Jodhpur/Suresh Kumar, Chandan Singh Purohit and R. N. Kulloli. 26. Bioresoruces nature trail in Nilambur, Kerala: towards biodiversity education/U M Chandrasekhara and N. Sasidharan. 27. Medicinal plant gardens in India/Trina Mandal. 28. List of contributors.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Families: 1. Stylidiaceae. 2. Goodeniaceae. 3. Campanulaceae. 4. Sphenocleaceae. 5. Ericaceae. 6. Clethraceae. 7. Pyrolaceae. 8. Monotropaceae. 9. Dipanciaceae. 10. Plumbaginaceae. 11. Primulaceae. 12. Myrsinaceae. 13. Sapotaceae. 14. Ebenaceae. 15. Styracaceae. 16. Symplocaceae. 17. Oleaceae. 18. Salvadoraceae. 19. Apocynaceae. 20. Asclepiadaceae. 21. Loganiaceae. 22. Buddlejaceae. 23. Gentianaceae. 24. Menyanthaceae. 25. Polemoniaceae. 26. Hydrophyllaceae. 27. Boraginaceae. 28. Convolvulaceae. 29. Cuscutaceae. 30. Solanaceae. 31. Scrophulariaceae. 32. Orobanchaceae. 33. Lentibulariaceae. 34. Gesneriaceae. 35. Bignoniaceae. 36. Pedaliaceae. 37. Acanthaceae. 38. Verbenaceae. 39. Symphoremataceae. 40. Avicenniaceae. 41. Lamiaceae (Labiatae). 42. Plantaginaceae. 43. Nyctaginaceae. 44. Amaranthaceae. 45. Chenopodiaceae. 46. Basellaceae. 47. Phytolaccaceae. 48. Polygonaceae. 49. Podostemaceae. 50. Nepenthaceae. 51. Rafflesiaceae. 52. Mitrastemonaceae. 53. Aristolochiaceae. 54. Piperaceae. 55. Saururaceae. 56. Chloranthaceae. 57. Myristicaceae. 58. Monimiaceae. 59. Lauraceae. 60. Hernandiaceae. 61. Proteaceae. 62. Thymelaeaceae. 63. Elaeagnaceae. 64. Loranthaceae. 65. Viscaceae. 66. Santalaceae. 67. Balanophoraceae. 68. Buxaceae. 69. Euphorbiaceae. 70. Daphniphyllaceae. 71. Urticaceae. 72. Ulmaceae. 73. Cannabaceae. 74. Moraceae. 75. Platanaceae. 76. Juglandaceae. 77. Myricaceae. 78. Casurinaceae. 79. Betulaceae. 80. Fagaceae. 81. Salicaceae. 82. Ceratophyllaceae. Botanical Survey of India is publishing the Flowering Plants of India: An Annotated Checklist in three volumes showcasing the entire floral wealth of the country. The voluminous work has three volumes; the first two volumes deal with dicotyledons enumerating of 16372 taxa in 2143 genera and 222 families and the third volume deals with monocotyledon enumerating 5358 taxa belongs to 631 genera and 46 families.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Vegetation. 3. Protected areas of Sikkim. 4. Phytogeographical affinities. 5. Endemism. 6. Plant resources. 7. Threatened plants of Sikkim. 8. Analysis of the flora. 9. Scheme of presentation. 10. Pioneers in botanical exploration in Sikkim. 11. Enumeration and photographs. 12. Dicotyledons. 13. Monocotyledons. Excluded taxa. References. Index. Flora of Sikkim A Pictorial Guide, lists 4,912 naturally occurring flowering plants in the tiny Himalayan State. The total number of naturally occurring flowering plants in the country is about 18,004 species, and with 4,912 species, the diversity of flowering plants in Sikkim, spread over an area of 7,096 sq. km, is very unique. The State, which is a part of the Kanchenjunga biosphere landscape, has different altitudinal ecosystems, which provide opportunity for herbs and trees to grow and thrive. The publication details 532 species of wild orchids (which is more than 40% of all orchid species found in India), 36 species of rhododendron and 20 species of oak, and more than 30 species of high-value medicinal plants, among other species.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Orchids of Arunachal Pradesh is a unique and comprehensive reference book that presents the complete diversity of orchid species in the state, making it one of a kind in the field of orchid studies. Orchids are the most diverse group of monocot plants, known for their extraordinary variation in flower size, shape, structure, colour, and appearance. Globally, there are around 27,000 species of orchids, with India home to over 1,400 species. These fascinating plants can be found across all continents except Antarctica, and in India, they are primarily distributed in the Northeastern states, the Himalayan region, the Western Ghats, and the Eastern Ghats. Arunachal Pradesh, often referred to as the Orchid Paradise of India, boasts the highest number of orchid species in the country, with over 650 species found in the wild. Notably, 41 species have been discovered in the state, of which 30 remain endemic. This book, Orchids of Arunachal Pradesh, offers an updated checklist of 657 taxa across 119 genera, presented in alphabetical order. It features an impressive 810 colour photographs of orchids, including many rare and endemic species, providing an invaluable resource for easy identification of native orchids. In addition to the orchids, the book showcases photographs of diverse vegetation types, panoramic landscapes, and the rich tribal cultures of Arunachal Pradesh. The book provides an in-depth historical background on orchid documentation, as well as insights into their life forms, growth habits, morphology, distribution, and the threats facing their biodiversity. It is grounded in extensive fieldwork and practical experience, offering a brief description of all 119 genera. Based on recent molecular studies, the book also incorporates updates to orchid taxonomy, discarding certain genera such as Bulleya, Galeola, Neogyna, Otochilus, Panisea, Pholidota, and Vandopsis. With its rich content, this book is an essential guide for orchidologists, students, researchers, hobbyists, conservationists, orchid grower, and policy-makers interested in the identification, study, and conservation of orchids.

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