The present taxonomic review on the genus Lobelia L. recognizes 6 species. These are keyed out and each species is appended with description, distribution and ecological notes. 4 exotic ornamentals are also included in study.
Exotic, Cultivated ornamental species, Glabrous, Prostrate, Pot-herb, Antirheumatic, Masticatory
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Manuscript Published on 01 December 2010
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