<Ophiorrhiza japonica> Blume (Rubiaceae): a new record for India

The genus Ophiorrhiza belongs to Rubiaceae, with about 64 species recorded from India. Ophiorrhiza japonica is recorded here for the first time in Manipur, India. Its taxonomic description is provided along with photographs for easy identification.

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Journal of Threatened Taxa
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2025-04-26
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https://doi.org/10.11609/jott.9303.17.4.26932-26935
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Plant Diversity and Evolution
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<Ophiorrhiza japonica> Blume (Rubiaceae): a new record for India

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Plant Diversity and Evolution
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<Ophiorrhiza japonica> Blume (Rubiaceae): a new record for India

Biseshwori Thongam, Peimichon Langkan, Ngasheppam Malemnganbi Chanu, Thongam Nourenpai Khanganba
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Abstract

The genus Ophiorrhiza belongs to Rubiaceae, with about 64 species recorded from India. Ophiorrhiza japonica is recorded here for the first time in Manipur, India. Its taxonomic description is provided along with photographs for easy identification.

Journal of Threatened TaxaVol. 17(4)
Institute of Bio-Resources and Sustainable Development (IN)
Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, India
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Plant Diversity and Evolution
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