Eurya stenophylla is reported for the first time from India, where as Ardisia griffithii and Diospyros elegans are reported for the first time from Assam. Diospyros elegans and Justicia punduana are rediscovered after a century. Detailed taxonomic descriptions along with photographs are provided in the present communication.
Attenuate, Suborbicular, Setaceous hair, Glabrous, Caudate-acuminate
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Manuscript Published on 01 September 2013
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