<scp> <i>Croton argenteus</i> </scp> L. (Euphorbiaceae: Crotoneae), a New Invasive Plant Record for Asia From Peninsular India

ABSTRACT Croton argenteus L. (Euphorbiaceae), a species native to Mexico and Tropical America is reported here as an addition to the exotic Flora of Asia from Telangana state, India. A detailed botanical description, notes on distinguishing morphological features and colour photographs are provided to facilitate easy identification.

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Feddes Repertorium
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2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1002/fedr.70048
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Biological Control of Invasive Species
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Croton argenteus L. (Euphorbiaceae: Crotoneae), a New Invasive Plant Record for Asia From Peninsular India

Feddes Repertorium
Biological Control of Invasive Species
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Croton argenteus L. (Euphorbiaceae: Crotoneae), a New Invasive Plant Record for Asia From Peninsular India

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Croton argenteus L. (Euphorbiaceae), a species native to Mexico and Tropical America is reported here as an addition to the exotic Flora of Asia from Telangana state, India. A detailed botanical description, notes on distinguishing morphological features and colour photographs are provided to facilitate easy identification.

Feddes RepertoriumVol. 137(1)
Botanical Survey of India (IN), Government of Andhra Pradesh (IN), Telangana University (IN), GSL Medical College & General Hospital (IN)
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Biological Control of Invasive Species
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