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The survey recorded 22 pteridophyte species from 14 families in Nilambur.
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e0“recording of 22 species of Pteridophytes belonging to 14 families from Nilambur”
Title
CRYPTOGAM DIVERSITY AND ECONOMIC UTILITY OF NILAMBUR, MALAPPURAM, KERALA
AMNU SHAJI; S AMALA DIVYA YMER Digital 2022. doi:10.37896/ymer21.05/g2
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Selaginellaceae, Pteridaceae and Thelypteridaceae were common families in the area.
- Observation Selaginellaceae comprised three species.
- Observation Pteridaceae comprised five species.
- Observation Thelypteridaceae comprised two species.
- Observation Selaginella, Pteris and Christella were dominant genera.
- Observation Selaginella, Pityrogramma and Pteris were more common in the study area.
- Observation Athyrium, Christella and Tectaria were more common in the study area.
- Observation Alsophila gigantea, Adiantum philippense and Anisocampium cummingianum were rare in the area.
- Observation Macrothelypteris torresiana, Bolbitis terminans and Drynaria quercifolia were rare in the area.
- Observation Pteridophyte distribution varied among sites.