Detailed study revealed that this species was hitherto known by the only collection by P.W. Mackinnons & Mrs. Fisher during the begining of 20th Century. Hence the present collection forms rediscovery of this very interesting taxon after a long lapse of 93 years.
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Manuscript Published on 01 September 2003
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