Abstract
Athyriumparasnathense (C.B. Clarke) Ching ex Bir is recorded for the first time from Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra. This is an endemic species to India.
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Athyrium parasnathense (C.B. Clarke) Ching ex Bir (Habit)
Athyriumparasnathense (C.B. Clarke) Ching ex Bir is recorded for the first time from Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra. This is an endemic species to India.
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Manuscript Published on 01 September 2013
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