Rare and interesting plant of Mahonia imbricata T.S. Ying &amp; Boufford – an addition to India from the Manipur State

Dhatchanamoorthy, Narayanasamy; Ravikumar, Kaliamoorthy; Lokho, Kreni; Tangavelou, Arumugame Chanemougame; Begum, Syed Noorunnisa

doi:10.2478/biorc-2019-0008

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Mahonia imbricata was reported for the first time from Manipur, India. This paper describes taxonomy, morphology, phenology, habitat requirements, ecology and world distribution of the species. On the basis of the examined specimens, notes and photographs for easy identification are presented.

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Rare and interesting plant of Mahonia imbricata T.S. Ying & Boufford – an addition to India from the Manipur State

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