Description of the hitherto poorly described endemic species Homonoia intermedia collected from the type locality is provided with photographs. A Lectotype is designated for the species.
Endemic, Euphorbiaceae, Homonoia, Lectotypification, Odisha, Rare, Satkosia
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Manuscript Published on 20 December 2019
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