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Orchids of India A Glimpse

By: Sarat Misra(Author)
402 pages, plates, illustrations, tables
Orchids of India
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  • Orchids of India ISBN: 9788121106184 Hardback Oct 2007 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 months
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Language: English

Orchids of India: A Glimpse aims at providing the readers a brief picture of the orchid wealth of India. The geographical regions, diverse habitats and the distribution of orchids in India, both region-wise and altitude-wise, are provided under Ecology. The life form, growth habit and morphology of the Indian orchids are discussed under Morphology. A large number of figures of the habit, inflorescence, flower, lip, column, stigma and restellum, anther and pollinia are provided to show the extreme ranges of diversity in the vegetative and floral forms of orchids. The flowering behaviour, flowering period and the phenology are also discussed. Systematics describes the orchid family, key to various subfamilies, and classification of the genera and their tribes and subtribes. An artificial key to the 185 Indian genera, followed by the brief generic description, has been included, too. Orchids with speciality, like having two fertile anthers; with climbing habits; and saprophytic habits, have been discussed separately.

A new species under a new genus, and three new combinations are described. As orchids in the wild today are subjected to various threats, measures for their conservation have been discussed separately. The Enumeration lists 1331 taxa recorded till today in India, showing their regions of occurrence and their flowering periods. A glossary of the botanic terms used in Orchids of India: A Glimpse has been provided at the end. Orchids of India: A Glimpse will be helpful to everyone interested in Indian orchids.

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By: Sarat Misra(Author)
402 pages, plates, illustrations, tables
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