Desmids of Khechiperi Lake, Sikkim Eastern Himalaya

Das, Dhrubajyoti; Keshri, Jai Prakash

doi:10.1127/1864-1318/2013/0136

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“…Distribution in India: Eastern India (Turner, 1892); Karnataka (Bharati, 1965); Maharashtra & Karnataka (Bharati, 1966); Jharkhand (Sinha & Mishra, 1967); Andhra Pradesh (Suxena & Venkateswarulu, 1968); Madhya Pradesh (Agarkar, 1971); Tamil Nadu (Bharati & Pai, 1972); Maharashtra (Kamat, 1975a); Madhya Pradesh (Habib, 1991); Uttar Pradesh (Habib, 1993, Habib, 2009); West Bengal (Mukherjee & Srivastava, 1993); Uttarakhand (Misra et al, 2008, Habib & Chaturvedi, 2012); Sikkim (Das & Keshri, 2013); Kerala (Nasser & Sureshkumar, 2014a, Ajayan & Kumar, 2017); Meghalaya (Hajong & Papiya, 2018).…”

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“…Distribution in India: East India (Turner, 1892); Maharashtra (Freitas & Kamat, 1979, Kamat, 1975a, Kamat, 1975b, Patil et al, 2012, Ghule & Halwe, 2017, Bansod & Patil, 2019); Madhya Pradesh (Agarkar et al, 1983); Gujarat (Asoka Kumar & Patel, 1988, Bihar (Das et al, 1990); Kerala (Shaji & Patel, 1990, Jose & Francis, 2007, Arulmurugan et al, 2010, Paul & Sreekumar, 2015); Tamil Nadu (Perumal & Anand, 2008, Jemi & Balasingh 2011); Goa (Kerkar & Lobo, 2009); Karnataka (Purushothama et al, 2011); Eastern & Sikkim Himalaya (Das & Keshri, 2013).…”

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“…Distribution in India: Uttar Pradesh (Chaturvedi et al, 1987); Uttarakhand (Misra et al, 2008); Maharashtra (Kshirsagar et al, 2012, Reddy & Chaturvedi, 2017); Sikkim (Das & Keshri, 2013); Karnataka (Kaparapu & Geddada, 2015); Kerala (Ajayan & Kumar, 2017); West Bengal (Nandi et al, 2019).…”

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Taxonomy and distribution of desmids in Karapuzha Dam, Western Ghats, Kerala

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Kerala is a state on the southwest corner of the Indian peninsula gifted with 44 rivers. Dams have been built across all the major river systems of Kerala in the southern parts of the Western Ghats, creating around 53 reservoirs (Harikumar & Rajendran, 2007). Despite this fact, algal studies are few in the dams of Kerala. In a phycological perspective, only Idukki reservoir (Sebastian & Thomas, 2016), Kanhirapuzha dam (Palaniswamy et al., 2019) and algae from 12 reservoirs of Kerala (Ray et al., 2021) were studied.At all Indian level, many dams studied for algae.

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Taxonomy and distribution of desmids in Karapuzha Dam, Western Ghats, Kerala

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“…The remaining samples were preserved in Lugol's iodine solution for further investigations. Identification of desmids were done by following monographs of Croasdale et al (1983), Prasad & Misra (1992), Lenzenweger (1996Lenzenweger ( , 1997Lenzenweger ( , 1999Lenzenweger ( , 2003, John et al (2005), Ahmed et al (2007), and Das & Keshri (2016). Updated nomenclature of the species was given by following Guiry & Guiry (2022) and was systematically arranged following Ruggiero et al (2015).…”

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Desmids of Brahmaputra valley, a major southern Asian river basin

Soumin Nath,

Partha Pratim Baruah

2024

J. Threat. Taxa

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Inadequate information on the diversity and dispersion of desmids has led to incomplete floristic data in the northeastern region of India. The present study focuses on contributing to the information on the diversity and geographical distribution of desmid in water bodies of the Brahmaputra River basin of the Indian subcontinent. During the period 2019–2022, desmid flora of 91 waterbodies were studied. Two-hundred-and-thirty-one taxa belonging to five families and 25 genera were recorded, out of which 94 were new records for the northeastern India. Desmidiaceae was the dominant family with 195 species and with 69 species Cosmarium was the dominant genus.

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