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Manipur, India · ManipurThe taxonomic inventorization of lianas growing in the state of Manipur (India) has been attempted since 2013. A checklist prepared from different published literature enumerates the occurrence of 98 lianas in the state. Of these, 11 species could not be traced in the field; however, 17 are represented by herbarium specimens housed at the herbarium CAL. All the taxa enumerated are presented here with their phenology, voucher number, accession numRead Article
An annotated checklist of lianas in Manipur, India

Vadodara · VadodaraThe Indian Grey Hornbill Ocyceros birostris, commonly known to occur in dry deciduous forests and open woodlands, has seen a notable population rise in urban areas of Gujarat, including Vadodara, over the past 14 years. Prior to 2010, no Grey Hornbills were observed amidst the green canopy of the city, but the species has since established a thriving breeding population within city limits. This study attempts to link this shift to land use and laRead Article
Range expansion of Indian Grey Hornbill population: a case study based on land use, land cover, and vegetation changes in Vadodara, Gujarat, India

Rajasthan · RajasthanThe present study reports the first confirmed record of the Lesser Blue-wing Rhyothemis triangularis Kirby, 1889 from Udaipur District, Rajasthan, India. Previously unreported in the state, this finding significantly expands this dragonfly’s known geographical range into a new area. During the wetland monitoring program in September 2024, an opportunistic sighting of a dragonfly was observed in Jhadol and Gogunda, two adjoining blocks (tehsils) oRead Article