Abstract
The paper presents an updated list of 250 species of lichens known so far from the state of Assam. 31 species marked by an asterisk (*) are new records for the state.
Keywords
Ramalinaceas, Identification, Genera, Augment, Hill district
The paper presents an updated list of 250 species of lichens known so far from the state of Assam. 31 species marked by an asterisk (*) are new records for the state.
Ramalinaceas, Identification, Genera, Augment, Hill district
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