A Case Study on Floral Richness of Intanki National Park (INP), Nagaland

Singh, Ashem Rahul

doi:10.36808/if/2019/v145i2/144266

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“…It is the fourth largest family of flowering plants, surpassed only by Asteraceae (24,000 species), Orchidaceae (20,000 species) and Fabaceae (18,000 species). Some notable work on Indian grasses are done by Achariyar and Tadulinga (1921), Blatter (1935), Bor (1960), Duthie (1883,88), Raizada (1961,66) Singh (1971), Jain et al, (1975) Vedprakash et al (1978, Roy (1984), Uniyal et al (1994), Shukla (1996), Moulik (1997Moulik ( , 2000, Singh (2001)…”

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Medicinal Grass Resources From Sambhal District of Rohilkhand Region (U.P.), India

2017

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Grasses are the members of Poaceae (Gramineae) family which are the most vital part in our life as food, medicine, cattle-fodder and many different things. Sambhal district is represented by 6 subfamilies and 14 tribes of family Poaceae. Subfamily Panicoideae (24 species) had the highest number of species followed by Chloridoideae (9 species), Pooideae (5 species) and Bambusoideae (1 species), Ehrhartoideae (1species), Arundinoideae (1 species) each, while Centothecoideae, Aristidoideae, Anomochlooideae, Danthonioideae, Pharoideae, and Puelioideae are not represented in this area. We recorded total 41 species out of which 18 grass species used in fungal infection, fever, haematuria, urinary diseases, intestinal worm, asthma, jaundice, cough, wounds, snakebite, rheumatism etc.

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Medicinal Grass Resources From Sambhal District of Rohilkhand Region (U.P.), India

2017

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A Case Study on Floral Richness of Intanki National Park (INP), Nagaland

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Medicinal Grass Resources From Sambhal District of Rohilkhand Region (U.P.), India

Medicinal Grass Resources From Sambhal District of Rohilkhand Region (U.P.), India

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