The paper records 106 species of Lichens distributed among 39 genera and 17 families from Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary in Dibang Valley District of Arunachal Pradesh. Family Parmeliaceae shows maximum diversity, represented by 24 species within 9 genera, whereas Graphis is the largest genus with 13 species.
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