Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii (Araliaceae) revisited: notes on geographic range extension, leaf characters, and conservation status

Within the context of a floristic study of the endemic plants of South Western Ghats, Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii has been revisited. Here we revise its distribution, taxonomic description, and conservation status in light of this inventory. Our results suggest that the species should be classified as endangered. Colour photographs of the taxon are presented for easy identification in the field.

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Biodiversity Research and Conservation
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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.14746/biorc.2025.77.2
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Plant Taxonomy and Phylogenetics
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Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii (Araliaceae) revisited: notes on geographic range extension, leaf characters, and conservation status

Pichan M. Salim, Jose Mathew
Biodiversity Research and Conservation
Plant Taxonomy and Phylogenetics
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Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii (Araliaceae) revisited: notes on geographic range extension, leaf characters, and conservation status

Pichan M. Salim, Jose Mathew
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Abstract

Within the context of a floristic study of the endemic plants of South Western Ghats, Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii has been revisited. Here we revise its distribution, taxonomic description, and conservation status in light of this inventory. Our results suggest that the species should be classified as endangered. Colour photographs of the taxon are presented for easy identification in the field.

Biodiversity Research and ConservationVol. 77
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Plant Taxonomy and Phylogenetics
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Heptapleurum chandrasekharanii (Araliaceae) revisited: notes on geographic range extension, leaf characters, and conservation status — Pichan M. Salim, Jose Mathew · Biodiversity Research and Conservation (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS