bjpt: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called bjpt.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Bangladesh; Plant; India; Flora; Cells; Leaf; Pollen; Roxb; Plants; Var; Taxa; Rahman; Analysis; Tree; Forest; Diversity; Turkey; District; Leaves; Islam; Subsp; China; Long; Genus; Dhaka; Dna; Fruit; Seed; Characters; Cell; Surface; Bot; Wall; Pakistan; Water; Green; Seeds; Rapd; Stomata; Flowers; Sect; Glabrous; M.a; Saudi; Populations; Distribution; Figs; Length; Red; Genome; Rubiaceae; Apex; Kerala; Rbcl; Aziz; Data; Flower; Syn; Wang; Elatostema; Diam; S.n; Section; Rice; Nov; Senna; Vietnam; Sheath; Vascular; Assam; Corolla; Chapter; Don; Pappus; Pinnae; Ascospores; Fungus; Fragrans; Alata; Bjpt; Ellis; Cortusa; Cyclobalanopsis; Fasciculata; Castanopsis

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Five new records of aroids for Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md. Abul (2012) - ABUL HASSAN2 Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur 1, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh Keywords: New record; Araceae; Bangladesh. The specimens, after study, have been preserved in Bangladesh National Herbarium (DACB). Keywords: ara; bangladesh; diam; green; spathe
• Angiosperm flora of Rampahar Reserve Forest under Rangamati district in Bangladesh. I. Liliopsida (Monocots) by Uddin, Sarder Nasir; Hassan, Md. Abul (2012) - To keep the paper less voluminous, valid name with original citation of each taxon with only well-known synonyms in few cases, local name (if available), habit and only one representative specimen (RS) number (collected from the study area - Rangamati district, Rampahar, Kaptai) has been provided. Local name: Horina shak. Keywords: bangladesh; dacb; family; flora; forest; grass; herb; names; rampahar; roxb; s.n; species; uddin
• Ethno-medico botanical study among the four indigenous communities of Bandarban, Bangladesh by Mohiuddin, Mohammed; Alam, Md. Khairul; Basak, Sukla Rani; Hossain, M. Kamal (2012) - KHAIRUL ALAM, SUKLA RANI BASAK AND M. KAMAL HOSSAIN2 Forest Botany Division, Bangladesh Forest Research Institute, Sholoshahar, P.O. Box -273, Chittagong 4000, Bangladesh Keywords: Medicinal plants; Ethnobotany; Indigenous knowledge; Bandarban. Bandarban district is rich in floristic composition of medicinal plants, and the tribal herbal healers locally called “Bhaidya” use these plants in preparing traditional medicine. Keywords: bandarban; bangladesh; marma; plants; species; tribes
• A synoptical account of the Sterculiaceae in Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul; Mia, Md. Manzurul Kadir; Huq, Ahmed Mozaharul (2012) - Byttneria pilosa Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 681 (1832); Mast. in Hook. Kurz, Fl. Burm. 1: 141 (1877); Kanjilel et al., Fl. Keywords: bangladesh; base; brit; dacb; dush; eds; flowers; fruiting; hook; ind; india; leaves; mast
• Three new species of Curcuma L. (Zingiberaceae) from Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Atiqur; Yusuf, M. (2012) - of the genus Curcuma L. (Zingiberaceae), viz., C. roxburghii Rahman et Yusuf, C. wallichii Rahman et Yusuf and C. wilcockii Rahman et Yusuf from Bangladesh are described and illustrated. C. wallichii Rahman et Yusuf, on the other hand, is distinct for its non-exserted flowers, purplish pink coma bracts and hairy ovary. Keywords: bangladesh; bracts; rahman; yusuf
• New records of Euglenophyceae for Bangladesh by Gani, Md. Ataul; Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Khondker, Moniruzzaman (2012) - New records of Phytoplankton for Bangladesh: Phacus, Lepocinclis and Pteromonas Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Microsoft Word - 11. Phytoplankton.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 19(1): 85-88, 2012 (June) Keywords: bangladesh; khondker
• Khaya anthotheca (Welw.) C. DC. (Meliaceae) - An exotic species in Bangladesh by Alam, Md. Khairul; Basak, Sukla Rani; Alam, Syedul (2012) - Taxonomic enumeration of Khaya anthotheca based on Bangladesh materials is as follows. Keywords: Khaya anthotheca; Bangladesh; Exotic; Lombu. Keywords: anthotheca; bangladesh; khaya
• Cucumis hystrix Chakrav. (Cucurbitaceae) - A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Uddin, Sarder Nasir; Khan, Bushra; Mirza, Momtaz Mohal (2012) - An annotated checklist of angiospermic flora of Rema- Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (Habiganj) in Bangladesh IIa: Magnoliopsida (Dicots). Cucumis hystrix.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; cucumis; plant
• Medico-botanical studies of Sandwip island in Chittagong, Bangladesh by Sajib, Noor Hassan; Uddin, S. B. (2013) - Twenty one recorded medicinal plant species are used for the treatment of various types of pain, 14 each for dysentery and rheumatism, 8 each for cough and haemorrhages, 7 for skin diseases, 6 for worms, 5 for boils, 4 each for jaundice and fracture, 3 each for chicken pox, fever and diabetes and 54 for other diseases. Keywords: Ethnobotany; Medicinal plants; Sandwip; Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; island; plant; rahman; sandwip; species
• Numerical taxonomy of the genus Senna Mill. from Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Oliur; Rahman, Md. Zahidur; Begum, Ayesa (2013) - UPGMA tree derived from cluster analysis reveals three major clusters, the first of which consists of two species (S. alata and S. auriculata), the second cluster comprises four species (S. hirsuta, S. obtusifolia, S. tora and S. occidentalis) and the third one is composed of five species (S. multiglandulosa, S. sophera, S. siamea, S. timoriensis and S. surattensis). A close association between S. hirsuta, S. obtusifolia, S. tora and S. occidentalis is evident in the second cluster. Keywords: analysis; bangladesh; dhaka; numerical; senna; species
• Taxonomy of the leafy vegetables in Bangladesh by Khatun, Maksuda; Hassan, Md. Abul; Islam, Shaikh Nazrul; Rahman, M. Oliur (2013) - Vernacular names: Pepper Elder (Eng.), Luchi Pata (Beng.), Samol-hapang (Garo). Vernacular names: Banyan Tree (Eng.), Bot, Botgachh (Beng.), Jalong (Khasia). Keywords: area; bandarban; bangladesh; bazar; beng; consumption; dhaka; dinajpur; district; garo; herb; jussieu; khagrachari; khasia; khatun; leafy; m. khatun; marma; moulvi; names; patuakhali; rakhain; rangamati; representative; sadar; shak; specimen; tree; vegetables
• Diversity in angiosperm flora of Teknaf wildlife sanctuary, Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Alam, Md. Fakhrul; Rhaman, Md. Abdur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2013) - Moraceae Kanthal Tree Arundo donax L. Poaceae Nal Herb Fabaceae - Shrub Urena lobata L. Malvaceae Banokra Herb U. sinuata L. Malvaceae - Herb Urginea indica (Roxb.) Keywords: acanthaceae; ahmed; angiosperm; araceae; area; asteraceae; bangladesh; benth; blume; caesalpiniaceae; climber; diversity; euphorbiaceae; fabaceae; family; flora; forest; habit; herb; hook; indica; lamk; lour; mimosaceae; moraceae; plant; poaceae; reserve; roxb; rubiaceae; sanctuary; shrub; species; table; teknaf; tree; verbenaceae; wall; wildlife; zingiberaceae
• Angiosperm flora of sadar upazila of Munshiganj district, Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Oliur; Begum, Momtaz; Ullah, Md. Wajib (2013) - The study has also identified some rare plants in Munshiganj sadar upazila, i.e. Alternanthera paronychyoides St. Hill., Diospyros montana Roxb., Dipteracanthus prostratus (Poir.) ex. Roem & Schult., Brassica napus L. (cultivated), Chenopodium album L., Citrullus lanatus (Thub.) Keywords: bangladesh; flora; hassan; m.a; munshiganj; rahman; sadar; upazila
• Zingiber Salarkhanii (Zingiberaceae), A new species from Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Atiqur; Yusuf, M. (2013) - Holotypus: Bangladesh, Chittagong, Sitakundu, Chandranath hill, 13.08.1993, M. Yusuf & M. A. Rahman 825 (BCSIRH). Specimens examined: Chittagong: Baroiadhala-Hazarikhil hill forests, 29.10.1978, Huq et al. H. 3974 (DACH); Sitakundu, Chandranath hill, 13.08.1993, M. Yusuf & M. A. Rahman 825 (BCSIRH: type!; Chittagong Cantonment area, Nachunikhola, 15.09.1993, M. Yusuf 845 (BCSIRH); Keywords: bangladesh; rahman; yusuf; zingiber
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh. 6. Lepocinclis Perty, Strombomonas Defl., Astasia Dujardin, Menoidium Perty by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Yeasmin, Jenat; Alam, Munirul; Sack, R. Bradley; Huq, Anwar; Colwell, Rita R. (2008) - Lemm. var. bütschlii Conr. MZ.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; end; huber; station; var
• Additions to the angiosperm flora in the Sitapahar reserve forest of Kaptai, Rangamati, Bangladesh by Harun-Ur-Rashid, Mohammad; Chowdhury, Md. Aminul Islam (2013) - Acanthaceae Herb H 01 14 Ipomoea mauritiana Jacq. Rubiaceae Herb H 194 26 Ophiorrhiza mungos L. Rubiaceae Herb H 213 27 Phlogacanthus curviflorus Nees Acanthaceae Shrub H 74 28 Keywords: bangladesh; climber; forest; herb; sitapahar
• Plant taxonomic research in Bangladesh (1972-2012): A critical review by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2013) - The above positive trend contradicts with the recent decline in plant taxonomy papers authored by Bangladeshi taxonomists. Results Overall trends Over the last 40 years plant taxonomic studies in Bangladesh has shown significant increase (Fig. 1). Keywords: ahmed; bangladesh; irfanullah; papers; plant; research; studies; study; taxonomists; taxonomy
• Systematic studies in the family Liliaceae from Bangladesh by Afroz, Sumona; Hassan, Md. Abul (2008) - Scilla indica Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 147 (1832); S. coromandeliana Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 147 (1832); Urginea coromandeliana (Roxb.) Asparagus adscendens Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 153 (1832). Keywords: bangladesh; dhaka; duh; flowers; fruit; garden; herb; leaves; species; sumona; university
• A taxonomic account on the phytoplankton of a pond receiving textile industrial effluents by Begum, Z.N. Tahmida (2008) - Trichome 5-8 µm broad; cells 7-10 µm 132 BEGUM long, 5-6 µm broad; heterocysts sub-spherical, 7-11 µm broad. Filaments 40-130 µm long; cells 2-3 µm broad, 4.5-11.0 µm long; heterocysts 3.0-3.5 µm broad, 5.5-7.5 µm long; akinete-like structure 4.0-4.3 µm broad, 7-9 µm long. Keywords: bangladesh; bot; broad; cells; colony; diameter; family; islam; phytoplankton; stations; var; west
• Aristolochia elegans Mast. (Aristolochiaceae) – A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Rahman, Md. Oliur; Afroz, Sumona; Hassan, Md. Abul (2008) - Angiospermic flora of Bhawal Narional Park, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Angiospermic flora of Sitakund in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; khan; plant
• Seed germination behaviour of six medicinal plants from Bangladesh by Ferdousi, Aleya; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2014) - ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Medicinal plants; Seed germination; Bangladesh. Abstract This paper focuses on seed germination of six indigenous medicinal plants of Bangladesh, namely Adenanthera pavonina L., Helicteres isora L., Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack, Psoralea corylifolia L., Uraria lagopodioides (L.) Desv. Keywords: bangladesh; desv; germination; plants; seeds; uraria
• Determination of informant consensus factor of ethnomedicinal plants used in Kalenga forest, Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abdul (2014) - According to local people, this type of activity is carried out by the collectors related to illegal trade of medicinal plants. Documentation of medicinal plants with scientific name, vernacular name, parts used, ailments and mode of administration Botanical name/family/ voucher number Vernacular name Parts used Ailments Mode of administration Averrhoa carambola L. Averrhoaceae, Z- 154 Kamranga Fruits Jaundice Keywords: area; bangladesh; forest; hassan; juice; leaf; leaves; plants; species; uddin; use
• Solieria robusta (Greville) Kylin - New record of a marine red alga for Bangladesh by Chowdhury, Abdullah Harun (2014) - Short communication © 2014 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists SOLIERIA ROBUSTA (GREVILLE) KYLIN - NEW RECORD OF A MARINE RED ALGA FOR BANGLADESH ABDULLAH HARUN CHOWDHURY1 Environmental Science Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna 9208, Bangladesh Keywords: Solieria robusta; Rhodophyceae; New record; Bangladesh. The samples of Solieria robusta were preserved in 5% formalin in the sea water and kept in Coastal Environment Laboratory, Environmental Science Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; marine; robusta; solieria
• Gynura nepalensis DC. (Asteraceae) - A new angiosperm record for Bangladesh by Afroz, Sumona; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul (2014) - As this genus and any species belonging to the genus was not reported earlier in any of the relevant floristic literature covering Bangladesh territory, viz., Prain (1903), Heinig (1925), Cowan (1928), Raizada (1941), Datta and Mitra (1953), Sinclair (1956), Khan and Banu (1972), Khan and Hassan (1984), Khan et al. (1994), Mia and Khan (1995), Rahman and Hassan (1995), Rahman and Uddin (1997), Uddin et al. (1998), Rashid et al. (2000), Khan and Huq (2001), Uddin et al. (2003), Rahman (2004a, b) and Ahmed et al. (2008), it is therefore being reported as a new generic and species record for Bangladesh. An annotated checklist of angiospermic flora of Rema- Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (Habiganj) in Bangladesh II.a: Magnoliopsida (Dicots). Keywords: bangladesh; flora; gynura; khan; plant
• Nitella zamanii sp. nov. (Charophyta) from Bangladesh by Diba, Nasrin Jahan; Naz, Sabrina; Schubert, Hendrik (2014) - The gametangia of Nitella furcata are restricted to the branchlet nodes (Zaneveld, 1940; Wood and Imahori, 1965), whereas oogonia of Nitella zamanii are aggregated at the base of whorl and each branchlet nodes. Nitella zamanii is similar to Nitella polycarpa which has oogonia at the base of whorls. Keywords: bangladesh; nitella; zamanii
• Colubrina javanica Miq. (Rhamnaceae) – A new angiosperm record for Bangladesh by Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Uddin, Sarder Nasir (2014) - Hooker (1875) and Johnston (1971) reported Colubrina javanica Miq., as a synonym of C. asiatica but recently Yilin and Schirarend (2007) separated that species from C. asiatica on the basis of differences in indumenta and length of fruiting pedicels. Colubrina javanica Miq., Fl. Keywords: bangladesh; colubrina; flora
• An annotated checklist of the vascular plants of Sundarban Mangrove Forest of Bangladesh by Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Uddin, Sarder Nasir (2015) - Bohala/boula MAS Tree, m Oz, Mz; Sr fm, os M Sayedur461 Heliotropium curassavicum L. Unknown NMS Herb, e Oz, Mz; Sr ml W Sayedur1142 *H. indicum L. Hatishur NMS Herb, e Oz; Sr ml M Sayedur627 Verbenaceae J. St.-Hil. W Sayedur1298 Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum (L.) Hilliard & B.L. Burtt Barakamra NMS Herb, e Oz, Mz; Sr ml W Sayedur725 Sonchus oleraceus L. Unknown NMS Herb, e Oz; Sr ml, gl W Sayedur2128 S. wightianus DC. Keywords: ar ml; bangladesh; c mz; c oz; contd; e az; e mz; e oz; fm m; fm w; forest; ghas nms; gl w; juss; kh gl; kh ml; kh wt; m az; m mz; m pz; mangrove; mas herb; ml m; ml o; ml w; nms herb; nms shrub; nms tree; os m; os w; p az; p mz; p oz; p pz; roxb; shrub oz; smfb; species; sr fm; sr ml; sr os; sr rb; sr wt; sundarban; wt w
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh. 9. Some rare and a new species by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Yeasmin, Jenat; Alam, Munirul; Sack, R. Bradley; Huq, Anwar; Colwell, Rita R. (2009) - Caudus 6-11 µm long. Lorica 27-74 µm longum, 13-20 µm latus ad capitulum. Keywords: bangladesh; broad; khondker; new; phytoplankton
• A taxonomic account on the phytoplankton of a pond receiving textile industrial effluents. II. Euglenophyceae and Bacillariophyceae by Begum, Z.N. Tahmida (2009) - Microsoft Word - 02. 04-09 ZNT-2.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Five diatom species, namely Navicula cryptocephala Kütz., N. decussis Oestrup, N. rhynchocephala Kütz., N. viridula Kütz. Keywords: bangladesh; broad; cells; ehr; frustules; islam; lorica; stations; striae; syn; trachelomonas; var
• Pteridophytes of greater Mymensingh district of Bangladesh used as vegetables and medicines by Sarker, Sujan Kumer; Hossain, A.B.M. Enayet (2009) - For each species vernacular or tribal names (if any), part(s) used, local uses, and occurrence in Bangladesh including the study area are also provided. Local uses: The Garo community of Haluaghat and Dhobaura (Mymensingh) take the juice of fresh plants for curing cough and diabetes. Keywords: bangladesh; ecology; fern; fronds; garo; mymensingh; occurrence; pteridophytes; uses; vegetables
• Angiospermic flora of Runctia sal forest, Bangladesh. I. Liliopsida (Monocots) by Tutul, Ershad; Uddin, Md. Zashim; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2009) - Globba orixensis Roxb., Asiat. Note: This species has been reported very recently as a new record for Bangladesh (Tutul et al., 2008). Keywords: bangladesh; duh; forest; gazni; herb; hill; runctia; specimen; tutul
• Bipolaris australiensis (M.B. Ellis) Tsuda & Ueyama – a new dematiaceous hyphomycetes record for Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Yasmin, Zuhra (2009) - Keywords: Bipolaris australiensis; New record; Bangladesh. Bipolaris australiensis is a new record for Bangladesh. Keywords: australiensis; bangladesh; bipolaris
• New records of seven fungal species for Bangladesh by Kibria, Amena; Hossain, K. S.; Akhtar, N.; Jahan, M. A.A.; Sarker, Md. A.M.; Begum, Mst. N. (2016) - Isolates were identified up to species level with the help of standard mycological literature (Bensch et al., 2012; Booth, 1971; Crous and Groenewald, 2013; Ellis, 1971; C. tenuissimumis another comparable species, which is, however, easily distinguishable by its setiform, usually unbranched conidiophores (Bensch et al., 2012). Keywords: bangladesh; dhaka; diameter; species; spirulina
• An enumeration to the orchids and their conservation status in greater Sylhet, Bangladesh by Islam, M. M.; Huda, M. K.; Halim, M. (2016) - (1847); D. amoena (Wall. ex Lindl.) ex Lindl. Keywords: bangladesh; bazar; bhutan; chittagong; cox; distribution; hcu; hooker; india; lindl; myanmar; orchid; specimen; sylhet
• Updated nomenclature and taxonomic status of the plants of Bangladesh included in Hook. f. the Flora of British India: Volume III by Rashid, M. Enamur; Rahman, M. Atiqur (2016) - Hedyotis scandens Roxb., Fl. Ind. 1: 369. Chionanthus ramiflorus Roxb., Fl. Ind. 1: 106 (1820). Keywords: apocynaceae; asteraceae; bangladesh; bot; cat; chittagong; clarke; compositae; family; hook.f; india; order; roxb; rubiaceae; rubiaceae chittagong; rubiaceae silhet; silhet; wall
• First record of Xylaria vasconica J. Fournier & M. Stadler from Bangladesh by Jahan, Nusrat; Ahmed, Fakhruddin Ali (2016) - Xylaria vasconica J. Fournier and M. Stadler (2011). Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; vasconica; xylaria
• Annotated checklist of the tree flora of Bangladesh by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md. (2016) - The Figure 1 is a forest map of Bangladesh based on ‘Source: Bangladesh Forest Department, 1999’. Two esteemed botanists of Bangladesh, Shukla Rani Basak and Dr. M. Khairul Alam, have authored this 120-page-long book published by Bangladesh Forest Research Institute, Chittagong. Keywords: bangladesh; checklist; tree
• Plant diversity of Sonadia Island – An ecologically critical area of South-East Bangladesh by Arefin, M. S.; Hossain, M. K.; Hossain, M. Akhter (2017) - Saci Shak Amaranthaceae H Cultivated 11 Amaranthus spinosus L. Katashak Amaranthaceae H Homestead 12 Amaranthus tricolor L. Lalshak Amaranthaceae H Homestead, Cultivated 13 Amaranthus viridis L. Datashak Amaranthaceae H Homestead, Terasena Caesalpiniaceae H Roadside 117 Sida cordifolia L. Berela Malvaceae H Homestead 118 Keywords: area; bangladesh; cucurbitaceae; diversity; flora; genera; homestead; island; mangrove; mimosaceae; plant; poaceae; roadside; roxb; sonadia; sonadia island; species
• New record of Gonatophragmium mori (Sawada) Deighton on Ficus hispida L. from Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Hosen, Sarowar; Begum, Momtaz (2017) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon.14 (1): 67-69. BJPT 17-14 Gonatophragmium mori_Edited.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; plant; record; shamsi
• New angiospermic taxa for the flora of Bangladesh by Rahman, M. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2017) - Abstract This paper presents addition of 89 taxa under 64 genera distributed in 32 families for the flora of Bangladesh which are not included in the monumental works Flora of British India, Bengal Plants and Encyclopedia of Flora and Fauna of Bangladesh. Despite several floristic studies were carried out over last four decades after the emergence of Bangladesh the botanical expedition throughout the country is yet to be completed. Keywords: bangladesh; bazar; et al; forest; rahman; rangamati; uddin
• Two new records and one rediscovery of angiosperms for Bangladesh by Islam, Khandakar Kamrul; Rahman, Naimur (2017) - Flowers fragrant, axillary, 2–3 cm across, tubular or campanulate, greenish-white, c. 0.4–0.6 cm. On examining the specimens under Rubiaceae, Acanthaceae and Orchidaceae housed at Bangladesh National Herbarium (DACB), Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Chittagong (BCSIRH), Herbarium of Bangladesh Forest Research Institute (BFRIH), Dhaka University Salar Khan Herbarium (DUSH) and Herbarium of Chittagong University (HCU)) Keywords: bangladesh; chittagong; flora; india; rahman; rubiaceae; species
• New records of three species and a genus of the Euphorbiaceae for Bangladesh by Uddin, M. Nazim; Rahman, M. Oliur; Rahman, M. Atiqur (2018) - All collected specimens and some other unidentified specimens of the family Euphorbiaceae preserved at Bangladesh National Herbarium (DACB), Dhaka University Salarkhan Herbarium (DUSH), Herbaria of Chittagong University 1Department of Botany, Rangamati Government College, Rangamati, Bangladesh. 2Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; plant; rahman; species
• Colocasia hassanii (Araceae), A new species of aroid from Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne (2018) - Khagrachari: Alutilla, 11.7.2003, Hosne Ara and Sarder Nasir Uddin HA 461 (DACB); Jamtoli, 12.7.2003, Hosne Ara HA 484 (DACB); Moulvibazar: Adampur beat, Kawargola forest, 3.7.2005, Hosne Ara HA 1747 (DACB); Lawachara reserve forest, 4.7.2005, Hosne Ara HA 1777 (DACB); Adampur beat, Kawargola forest, 6.10.2005, Hosne Ara HA 2625 (DACB); Rangamati: Kaptai, Shilsori village, Velbapara, 8.7.2003, Hosne Ara and Sarder Nasir Uddin HA 391 (DACB); Kaptai, Sitapahar, 14.10.2003, Hosne Ara HA 711 (DACB); Keywords: ara; araceae; bangladesh; colocasia; dacb; long; species
• Drechslera dematioidea (Bubbák & Wróblewski) Subram. & Jain, A new fungal record for Bangladesh by Momtaz, Mst. Selina; Shamsi, Shamim; Dey, Tapan Kumar (2018) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; drechslera; new; plant
• Dianella ensifolia (L.) DC. (Liliaceae) - a new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Uddin, Sarder Nasir; Hassan, Md. Abul (2009) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 11 (2): 49-56. Keywords: bangladesh; dianella; ensifolia; flora
• An annotated checklist of the angiospermic flora of Rajkandi Reserve Forest of Moulvibazar, Bangladesh by Haque, A.K.M. Kamrul; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Uddin, Sarder Nasir; Shetu, Shayla Sharmin (2018) - Ad M Kamrul 11 (JUH) P. longum L. Pipul Herb, cl wd Ad M Kamrul 2058 (JUH) Keywords: ad fr; ad kamrul; ad m; ad o; ad t; bangladesh; beats; beats m; blume; e ml; e sj; e wd; flora; forest; fr kamrul; herb; hs ad; juh; juss; ka m; kamrul; ku kamrul; m kamrul; plant; reserve; roxb; shrub; shrub wd; sj ad; species; tree; wall; wd ad
• Ethnobotanical uses and informant consensus factor of medicinal plants in Barisal district, Bangladesh by Hossain, Uzzal; Rahman, M. Oliur (2018) - As a result, a good number of medicinal plant species or plant parts are being used by the FMPs. Folk medicine is probably the most common among the aforesaid traditional medicinal practices and folk medicinal practitioners (FMPs) depend mainly on medicinal plants. Keywords: bangladesh; barisal; consensus; district; ethnobotanical; indica; plants; species; study; value
• Taxonomic revision of the genus Crinum L. (Liliaceae) of Bangladesh by Afroz, Sumona; Rahman, M. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2018) - 7. Photographs of Crinum L. species: A-C. Crinum amabile Donn; D-F. C. amoenum Roxb.; G-I. C. asiaticum L.; J. C. defixum Ker-Gawl.; K. C. jagus (Thomps.) ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Crinum L.; Taxonomy; Revision; Amaryllidaceae; Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; crinum; dhaka; dush; genus; india; species; sumona; tube
• Floristic diversity (Magnoliids and Eudicots) of Baraiyadhala National Park, Chittagong, Bangladesh by Harun-Ur-Rashid, Mohammad; Islam, Saiful; Kashem, Sadia Binte (2018) - Kullaruki H Common Sarcochlamys pulcherrima Gaudich Maricha LS Common Fagaceae Castanopsis indica (Roxb. Tokma H Common Leonurus sibiricus L. Roktodron H Rare Leucas aspera (Willd.) Keywords: bangladesh; baraiyadhala; blume; chittagong; common; diversity; don; endangered; family; forest; h common; habit; hook; kurz; lata; national; occurrence; park; plant; rare; roxb; species; st common; status; table; taxa; wall
• Molecular characterization and new reports of two green algae from Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Chowdhury, Md. Miraj Kobad; Mehnaz, Maliha (2019) - Of them, filamentous green algae are of great economic value as they are the food sources of diverse aquatic animals and can be used to produce different products like paper and fibre despite often they are considered responsible for algal bloom (Nhat et al., 2018). Pithophora is a genus of the order Cladophorales under the family of Pithophoraceae; and Spirogyra is a genus of filamentous green algae in the order Zygnematales under the family of Zygnemataceae (Moura-Júnior et al., 2016; Volkova et al., 2018). Keywords: 18s; algae; bangladesh; identification; pithophora; rdna; sequences; spirogyra
• Ethnomedicinal plants for prevention of cardiovascular diseases in Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Rifat, Atiya Begum; Mitu, Farhana Yesmin; Haque, Tahmina (2019) - 2. Proportion of parts used of medicinal plant species. Informant consensus factor (Fic) has been calculated to determine the agreement of local people in the use of medicinal plants for the CVD. Keywords: bangladesh; diseases; et al; m.a; plants; species; terminalia; uddin; uddin et
• Ethnomedicinal uses of plants by Santal Tribal peoples at Nawabganj upazila of Dinajpur district, Bangladesh by Khatun, Most. Rojuba; Rahman, A.H.M. Mahbubur (2019) - Abstract Ethnobotanical investigation on traditional medicinal plants used by Santal tribal people of Nawabganj upazila of Dinajpur district, Bangladesh was documented. ROJUBA KHATUN AND A.H.M. MAHBUBUR RAHMAN* Plant Taxonomy Laboratory, Department of Botany, Faculty of Life and Earth Sciences, University of Rajshahi, Rajshahi-6205, Bangladesh Keywords: Medicinal plants; Traditional knowledge; Nawabganj; Dinajpur; Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; dinajpur; district; knowledge; plants; study
• Myriophyllum aquaticum (Vell.) Verdc. (Haloragaceae): A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Akhtar, Ashika; Mehnaz, Maliha; Ayesha, Mst.; Begum, Z.N. Tahmida (2019) - Myriophyllum aquaticum (aquatic plant). It is very much difficult to identify Myriophyllum species using vegetative morphology alone, which commonly is all that is available for these highly clonal plants. Keywords: aquaticum; bangladesh; myriophyllum; plant; species
• New records of three species and a genus of angiosperms for Bangladesh by Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Rahman, Sayedur; Sharma, Sandeep; Rahim, Md. Abdur; Khan, Md. Rakibul Islam (2019) - These species and the genus Leptadenia were never appeared previously in any taxonomic literature covering the flora of Bangladesh (e.g., Hooker, 1875-1885; Prain, 1903a, b; Heinig, 1925; Khan, 1972-1987; Khan and Rahman, 1989-2002; Rahman and Hassan, 2017; Ahmed et al., 2008-2009; Uddin and Hassan, 2010; Arefin et al., 2011; Rahman et al., 2015; Haque et al., 2018). Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; leaves; new; plant; rahman; species
• Morphological and molecular identification of ten plant pathogenic fungi by Shamsi, Shamim; Islam, Mohammad Nurul; Hosen, Sarowar; Al-Mamun, Md.; Chowdhury, Pranami; Momtaz, Mst. Selina; Naher, Najmun; Yeasmin, Zuhra; Sultana, Sadia; Khatun, Amina; Al-Islam, Abu; Bashar, Md. Abul (2019) - Morphological identification of fungal pathogens is very common but information on molecular identification of fungal pathogens is rare in Bangladesh. The DNA was allowed to dissolve overnight at 4 ºC. PCR amplification Molecular identification of the isolates was performed using the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) regions. Keywords: bangladesh; conidia; dna; fig; fungi; fusarium; identification; institute; penicillium; plant
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh: Division - Cryptophyta by Akhtar, Ashika; Ayesha, Mst.; Mehnaz, Maliha; Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Begum, Z.N. Tahmida (2019) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; fig; phytoplankton
• Three new species records of the genus Pinalia Lindl. (Orchidaceae) for Bangladesh by Huda, Mohammed Kamrul; Hoque, Mohammed Mozammel; Alam, Md. Owahidul (2019) - In: The genera and species of orchidaceous plants. Kuntze of the family Orchidaceae have been reported here as new angiospermic record for Bangladesh flora. Keywords: bangladesh; lindl; pinalia; species
• Ethnomedicinal study focusing on anti-diabetic plants used by the people living in and around Dhaka by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Mitu, Farhana Yesmin; Rifat, Atiya Begum; Al-Kaium, Abdullah (2019) - According to community people most cited medicinal plant species for the diabetes management are Gynura nepalensis DC., Coccinia grandis L. Voigt, Aloe vera (L.) Burm. f., Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels, Swietenia mahagoni (L.) Jacq Momordica dioica Roxb. Life form of medicinal plant species showed variations. Keywords: bangladesh; community; dhaka; diabetes; disease; et al; extract; fruit; hassan; juice; leaves; m.a; management; paste; people; plants; species; stomach; study; treatment; uddin
• Angiospermic flora of Gafargaon upazila of Mymensingh district focusing on medicinally important species by Rahman, M. Oliur; Sayma, Nusrat Jahan; Begum, Momtaz (2019) - Ghema shak Herb Jan-Dec Common Nusrat 203 Polygonaceae Persicaria flaccida (Meissn.) H. Gross ex Loeseeen Lal bishkatali Herb Apr-Aug Common Nusrat 152 P. hydropiper (L.) Spach. Jalpai Tree Mar-Dec Common Nusrat 77 Tiliaceae Corchorus capsularis L. Deshipat Herb Jun-Nov Common Nusrat 111 Sterculiaceae Abroma augusta (L.) L. f. Ulatkombal Shrub Jun-Dec Rare Nusrat 159 Bombacaceae Bombax ceiba L. Shimultula Tree Jan-Apr Common Nusrat 127 Malvaceae Abelmoschus escunlentus (L.) Moench Dheros Herb Jan-Dec Common Nusrat 87 Abutilon indicum L. Petari Herb Jul-Apr Common Nusrat 140 Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L. Joba Shrub Jan-Dec Common Nusrat 202 Keywords: apr; bangladesh; common; common nusrat; dec; feb; flora; gafargaon; herb; herb jan; jan; jul; jun; leaf; mar; nov; nusrat; oct; plant; rahman; rare; sep; shrub; species; taxa; tree; upazila
• Angiosperms in Gobindaganj upazila of Gaibandha district, Bangladesh by Sarker, Priyanka; Rahman, A.H.M. Mahbubur (2019) - capitata L., PS 316 Badhakopi Brassicaceae Herb C Nov-Apr B. oleracea L.var. PS 295 Tomato Solanaceae Herb C Sep-Apr Nicotiana plumbaginifolia Viv., PS 326 Bontamak Solanaceae Herb C Jan-Dec Physalis minima L., PS 343 Kopalftka Solanaceae Herb C Jan-Dec Solanum melongena L., PS 100 Begun Solanaceae Herb C Oct-Feb S. nigrum L., PS 170 Titbegun Solanaceae Herb C Jan-Dec S. tuberosum L., PS 239 Golalu Solanaceae Herb C Oct-Feb S. torvum Swartz., PS 296 Gota Begun Solanaceae Shrub C Dec-Feb S. virginianum L., PS 101 Kantakari Solanaceae Herb C Oct-Feb Evolvulus nummularius (L.) L., PS 171 Bhuiokra Convolvulaceae Herb C Jan-Dec Ipomoea aquatica Forssk, PS 240 Kalmishak Convolvulaceae Climber C Jan-Oct I. batatas (L.) Lamk., PS 297 Mistialu Convolvulaceae Climber C Jan-Dec I. fistulosa Mart. Keywords: angiosperm; apr; asteraceae; aug; bangladesh; c jan; climber; cucurbitaceae; dec; district; euphorbiaceae; fabaceae; families; feb; herb; herb c; jan; jul; jun; mar; nov; oct; plant; rahman; sep; shrub; species; tree; tree c; upazila
• Minor edible fruits of Bangladesh by Pasha, Mostafa Kamal; Uddin, Shaikh Bokhtear (2019) - Mimosaceae Kuki tetoi, Sapota Small tree W G. tiliifolia Vahl Tiliaceae Dhomoni, Pholsa Small tree W Keywords: bangladesh; climber; euphorbiaceae; fruits; herb; herb w; jam; medium; medium tree; moraceae; myrtaceae; plants; pulp; roxb; sapindaceae; shrub; shrub w; small; small tree; species; spp; tree c; tree w; yielding
• Azolla microphylla Kaulf. (Salviniaceae): A new pteridophytic record for Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Jolly, Jesmin Akhter; Islam, Shahima (2019) - JESMIN AKHTER JOLLY AND SHAHIMA ISLAM2 Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Azolla microphylla Kaulf; Salviniaceae; New record; Bangladesh. The specimen has been identified as Azolla microphylla Kaulf by consulting standard literature (Kunze, 1845; Svenson, 1944; Fassett, 1957; Keywords: azolla; bangladesh; kaulf; microphylla; water
• Preliminary taxonomic study on homestead flora of four districts of Bangladesh: Magnoliopsida by Roy, Goutam Kumer; Khan, Saleh Ahammad (2020) - U T GKR1067 A. nilotica (L.) Delile Babla G, M T Fp, Rs O Fl. U M, Or, T GKR1564 Clitoria ternatea L. Oporazita M H Rs Keywords: apr fr; aug fr; bangladesh; c fl; d h; d t; dec fr; district; feb fr; flora; fp c; fp o; g h; g t; h fp; h rs; homestead; jan; jul; jun fr; khan; m h; m s; m t; mar fr; nov fr; o fl; oct fr; roxb; rs c; rs o; s fp; sep fr; species; study; t fp; t h; t rs; t st; t t; table; time; u fr; u m; u t; u w; unknown; year
• New records of some phytoplankton for Bangladesh: Class - Chlorophyceae by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Mehnaz, Maliha; Akhtar, Ashika; Mst Ayesha, -; Gani, Md Ataul; Moustafa, Mahmoud; Negm, Sally; Islam, Shahima; Begum, ZN Tahmida (2020) - Freshwater algae of Bangladesh I. Chlorophyceae, Xanthophyceae and Chrysophyceae. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; cell; chlorophyceae; islam; var
• Preliminary taxonomic survey of aquatic plants of Feni district, Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Pal, Joton Chandra (2020) - © 2020 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists PRELIMINARY TAXONOMIC SURVEY OF AQUATIC PLANTS OF FENI DISTRICT, BANGLADESH MOHAMMAD ZASHIM UDDIN*AND JOTON CHANDRA PAL Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Preliminary; Taxonomic survey; Aquatic plants; Feni district. Traditional taxonomic techniques and random meander methods were applied to record and collect aquatic plant species. Keywords: area; bangladesh; district; edge; feni; people; plant; rooted; species; study; water
• Mycoflora associated with symptomatic leaves of Rauvolfia serpentina (L.) Benth. ex Kurz. in Bangladesh by Yasmin, Zuhra; Shamsi, Shamim (2020) - Results and Discussion Fifteen fungal species representing 12 genera were found to be associated with leaf spot and anthracnose diseases of R. serpentina namely, Alternaria alternata (Fr.), Aspergillus flavus, A. niger, Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, Curvularia lunata , Fusarium sp.1, Fusarium sp.2, Macrophoma sp., Nigrospora sphaerica, Penicillium digitatum, P. italicum, Pestalotiopsis guepinii, Pseudocercospora libenbergii, Rhizopus stolonifera and Trichoderma viride. Specimen examined: Isolates from leaf spot symptom of Rauvolfia serpentina, dist.- Dhaka, ZY, 18, 23 April 2007. Keywords: bangladesh; conidia; conidiophores; hyaline; isolates; leaf; serpentina; symptom
• Angiosperms in Narsingdi district of Bangladesh: Class Magnoliopsida by Khanam, Robayda; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Rahim, Md Abdur (2020) - Avocado Tree, m RS (pl) P Fr Robayda 2959 PIPERACEAE Giseke Peperomia pellucida (L.) Kunth Luchi pata Herb, er RS, FL All upazilas M Robayda 945 Piper betle L. Pan Herb, cl ML (cu) M, S, B M Robayda 1812 P. longum L. Pipul morich Herb, e RS, FL NS, B, R, S M Robayda 3032 P. sylvaticum Roxb. 2568 Amaranthus lividus L. Gobura Notey Herb, er FL (cu) All upazilas V Robayda 281 A. spinosus L. Kata Nate Herb, er RS All upazilas M Robayda 1661 A. tricolor L. Data Herb, er FL (cu) All upazilas V Robayda 3137 A. viridis L. Nate Shak Herb, er RS, FL All upazilas V, M Robayda 1413 Celosia cristata L. Moragphul Herb, er FL B, S, M, P O, M Robayda 2750 Chenopodium album L. Batua shak Herb, er AF All upazilas V, M Robayda 1467 C. ambrosioides L. Chandan Betu Herb, er ML NS, B M Robayda 2017 Cyathula prostrata (L.) Blume Chaya Apang Herb, pr RS All upazilas M Robayda 1286 Deeringia amaranthoides (Lam.) Keywords: b m; bangladesh; cl rs; district; fl b; flora; herb; juss; narsingdi; plant; pr rs; robayda; roxb; rs b; rs ns; s rs; shrub fl; shrub rs; shrub sj; sj b; sj m; sj s; species; t robayda; tree; upazilas; upazilas robayda
• Utricularia geminiscapa Benj. (Lentibulariaceae): A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Eusufzai, Moniruzzaman Khan (2020) - It is assumed that Utricularia geminiscapa may be the disjunct distribution in Bangladesh. Hooker (1888), Prain (1903), Datta and Mitra (1953), Khan and Halim (1987), Uddin et al. (2000), Rahman (2005) and Ahmed et al. (2009) from the areas that now fall under the territory of present Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; geminiscapa; lentibulariaceae; new; utricularia
• Utricularia rosettifolia Alfasane & Hassan sp. nov. (Lentibulariaceae) - A new species from Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Hassan, Md Abul; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed (2020) - A-H. A. Sparingly branched U. rosettifolia Alfasane & Hassan. NOV. 209 Fig. 2. A-G. A. Traps of U. rosettifolia Alfasane & Hassan in lateral view. Keywords: alfasane; bangladesh; hassan; rosettifolia; utricularia
• Taxonomic notes on Nelumbo Adans. with a new cultivar ‘Gomoti’ from Bangladesh by Hassan, Md Abul; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2020) - Pink flower form was located in most of the above mentioned places and white colour form in Botanical garden, Kapasia under Gazipur, Joydia baor of Jhenaidah, Chinidanga beel of Boraigram at Natore, Vutiar poddo beel or Terokhada poddo beel of Khulna, Bolakoir beel of Gopalganj, Ghagutia poddo beel of Akhaura at Brahmanbaria and Sylhet. White form is white because of the absence of anthocyanin biosynthesis. Keywords: bangladesh; beel; flower; lotus; nelumbo; nucifera; stamens; white
• New records of three species and a variety of Angiosperms for Bangladesh by Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur; Rahim, Md Abdur (2020) - Their taxonomic identification was confirmed through consulting the experts and taxonomic descriptions and keys available in the relevant literatures (Hooker, 1885, 1894; Prain, 1903a, b; Nasir and Ali, 1980- 2005; Khanam and Hassan, 2005; Wu, et al., 1994-2011; Ahmed et al., 2008-2009) and matching with the voucher specimens of relevant genera and families preserved at Jahangirnagar University Herbarium (JUH) and Bangladesh National Herbarium (DACB), and clear images of the respective voucher specimens available on the websites of different international herbaria. Nomenclatural information and global distribution were fetched from relevant taxonomic publications (Moldenke, 1956; Chen and Gilbert, 1994; Li and Hedge, 1994; Chen et al., 2009; Forzza, 2010; Yuan et al., 2010) and the nomenclatural databases of IPNI (2019), The Plant List (2013) and TROPICOS (2020). Keywords: bangladesh; flora; plant; rahman; simondii; species
• Structure, morphogenesis of calyptra and nomenclatural identity of Trichodesmium erythraeum Ehr. (Cyanobacteria) newly recorded off the Southwest coast of Bangladesh by Aziz, Abdul; Mohid, Mahin (2020) - Cells of peripheral filaments were without gas vacuoles, cytoplasm disorganized, appearing necrotic with glycogen granules, and produced convex to sickle-shaped four-layered calyptra consisting of outermost sheath followed by outer extra thick wall, tip cell wall and inner extra thick wall on the tip cell. Thus the calyptras on the tip cell is a four layered- outermost sheath followed by outer extra wall, cell wall and inner extra wall (Figs 2E, G, I).The cells below were surrounded by perhaps extended thick walls and sheath, become healthy with abundant cytoplasm, especially glycogen granules, forming gas vacuoles and started dividing. Keywords: aziz; bangladesh; calyptra; cell; erythraeum; filaments; sheath; trichodesmium; trichomes; wall
• A synoptical account on the flora of Dohar upazila under Dhaka district of Bangladesh by Rahman, M Oliur; Huq, Tasnim Tahia; Begum, Momtaz (2020) - Genus Euphorbia L. Sp. A. viridis L. Sp. Keywords: a. l.; bangladesh; family; flora; flowers; fruit; genera; genus; herb; inflorescence; jussieu; key; l. de; leaves; ovary; plants; rahman; species; stamens; tasnim; tree; upazila
• New records of seaweeds from southeastern coasts of Cox’s Bazar district, Bangladesh by Aziz, Abdul; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade (2020) - However, Aziz et al., (2002) reported Gracilaria dura (Ag.) Islam (1976) reported Ulva lactuca from SMI, while Aziz et al. (2008) described and illustrated Ulva lactuca L. var. Keywords: alfasane; aziz; bangladesh; caulerpa; figs; islam; new; seaweeds; south; var
• Leafy vegetables in Chapai Nawabganj district of Bangladesh focusing on medicinal value by Rahman, AHM Mahbubur; Khatun, Most Mejanara (2020) - Dec MK 59 Cucumis melo L. Bangi Cucurbitaceae Common Jan-May MK 94 Cucumis sativus L. Shosha Cucurbitaceae Common Jan- Dec MK 61 Cucurbita maxima Duch. Keywords: amaranthaceae; bangladesh; chapai; common; cucurbitaceae; dec; district; jan; leafy; nawabganj; plant; rare; shak; species; study; vegetables
• Angiosperms in Narsingdi district of Bangladesh: Class Liliopsida by Khanam, Robayda; Khan, Saleh Ahammad (2020) - Considering the current trend of destruction and fragmentation of natural habitats, many plant species might disappear from this area before they are recorded and described. Roadside and fallow land habitats share the highest similarity (36.84%) in species composition. Keywords: area; bangladesh; district; flora; narsingdi; plant; species; study; upazilas
• Preliminary taxonomic study on homestead flora of four districts of Bangladesh: Liliopsida (Monocotyledons) and Pteridophyta by Roy, Goutam Kumer; Khan, Saleh Ahammad (2020) - Homestead tree species diversity and its impact on the livelihood of the farmers in Bangladesh. Homestead plant species diversity and its contribution to the household economy: A case study from northern part of Bangladesh. Keywords: area; bangladesh; dhaka; districts; flora; homestead; khan; plant; species; study
• Status of occurrence of Livistona jenkinsiana Griff. in Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Kibria, Md Golam; Sarker, Amit; Roy, Alokash (2020) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; plant; species; uddin
• Lichen flora of National Botanical Garden, Mirpur, Dhaka by Kaium, Abdullah Al; Shamsi, Shamim (2020) - Six genera of lichen were recorded in National Botanical Garden Mirpur, Dhaka. Keywords: Lichen flora;Six genera; National Botanical Garden; Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; dhaka; garden; lichen; parmelia; thallus
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh. 3. Volvocales by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Yeasmin, Jenat; Alam, Munirul; Sack, R. Bradley; Huq, Anwar; Colwell, Rita R (2007) - Cell membrane very thin, without papilla. Cell membrane strong, hyaline, smooth and prominent. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; flagella; huber; pestalozzi; station
• A taxonomic revision of the genus Cleome L. (Capparaceae) in Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Khan, Bushra; Mia, Md. Mansur-ul-Kadir (2007) - Rangpur: Saidpur Railway Officer's colony, 15 x 1976, Huq et al. H. 2608 (DACB). Jessore: Rupganj, 29 viii 1983, Huq et al. H. 5980 (DACB). Keywords: bangladesh; cleome; dacb; long
• The genus Pronephrium C. Presl (Thelypteridaceae) from Bangladesh by Mirza, Momtaz Mahal (2007) - Pronephrium triphyllum is a common species in Bangladesh forests, growing along the stream edges. Dixit, Cens. Ind. Pterid.: 111 (1984); Nephrodium articulatum Haulst. & Moore in Gard. Keywords: bangladesh; clarke; holtt; pronephrium
• Bryophyte flora of Greater Mymensingh District of Bangladesh - Class : Bryopsida by Banu-Fattah, Khurshida; Sarker, Sujan Kumer (2007) - Philonotis angusta Mitt., Musc. Ind. Moreover, the three most common mosses of Bangladesh, namely, Semibarbula orientalis (Web.) Wijk. & Marg., Hyophila involuta (Hook.) Keywords: bangladesh; banu; bot; cells; costa; family; fattah; genus; hadiuzzaman; k.b; leaves; mosses; mymensingh; plants; tangail
• Curvularia harveyi Shipton : A new Hyphomycetes record for Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Yasmin, Arju (2007) - Fungi associated with infected maize plant (Zea mays L.) and chemical control of the selected pathogenic species. Recently, a study was undertaken to find out the association of fungi with maize plant grown in Bangladesh (Yasmin 2007). Keywords: bangladesh; maize
• Tacca plantaginea (Hence) Drenth (Taccaceae) - A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Hassan, MA; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2007) - became synonyms under T. integrifolia (van Steenis 1975, Phengklai 1993). Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; plantaginea; tacca
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh. 4. Chlorococcales by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Yeasim, Jenat; Alam, Munirul; Sack, R Bradley; Huq, Anwar; Colwell, Rita (2008) - Cell wall thin with mamillate thickening on one side. brevicorne A. Br. (Fig. 6) (Huber-Pestalozzi 1983, 296, 86: 5c) Coenobia mostly compact and without perforation, (a single perforation is evident in the present specimen), 8-32-celled, cell wall lightly granulated, peripheral cells with two stubby processes, central cells nearly quadrangular. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; huber; islam; mathbaria; pestalozzi; station
• Ethnobotanical investigation into the Mandi ethnic community in Bangladesh by Partha, Pavel; Hossain, ABM Enayet (2007) - Basella alba L. (Syn. B. rubra L.) Canna indica L. var. Keywords: bangladesh; chonia; contd; district; ethnic; juice; leaf; mandi; menkifanda; netrokona; paste; phang; plant; root; roxb; sagordighi; stem; syn; table; tangail; use; young
• An annotated checklist of Lauraceae in Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Mia, Md Manzur-ul-Kadir; Khan, Bushra (2007) - Laurus bilocularis Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 311 (1824). Fl. Ind. 2: 310 (1824). Keywords: bangladesh; chittagong; distribution; ind; india; leaves; oblong; occurrence
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh: Phacus, Lepocinclis and Pteromonas by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Khondker, Moniruzzaman (2007) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; islam
• Angiosperm diversity of Lawachara National Park (Bangladesh): a preliminary assessment by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul (2010) - Olkachu Araceae h 24 Ampelygonum chinense (L.) Lindley - Polygonaceae h 25 Anacardium occidentalis L. Kajubadam Anacardiaceae t 26 Kumbi Lecythidaceae t 75 Caryota urens L. Golsagu Arecaceae t 76 Cassia Keywords: acanthaceae; angiosperm; bangladesh; cyperaceae; diversity; euphorbiaceae; fabaceae; forest; hassan; lawachara; national; park; plant; poaceae; roxb; rubiaceae; species; uddin; wall; zingiberaceae
• Bryophyte flora of greater Mymensingh district of Bangladesh - Class: Hepaticopsida and Anthocerotopsida by Banu-Fattah, Khurshida; Sarker, Sujan Kumer (2010) - Riccia bakshi Zaman et Syed, Studies on the genus Riccia of Bangladesh, Ph.D. Thesis: 183-186 (1995). Riccia crundwellii Zaman et Syed, Studies on the genus Riccia of Bangladesh, Ph.D. Thesis: 93-96 (1995). Keywords: bangladesh; damp; genus; kamruzzaman; mymensingh; riccia; soil; specimens; studies; sujan; tangail
• Some freshwater phytoplankton as new reports and one new forma from Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Islam, Md. Shafiqul; Khondker, Moniruzzaman (2010) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; phytoplankton
• Hydrocotyle verticillata Thunb. (Apiaceae) - A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Khatun, B.M. Rezia; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Sultana, Syeda Sharmeen (2010) - OLIUR RAHMAN1 AND SYEDA SHARMEEN SULTANA Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Keywords: Hydrocotyle verticillata; New record; Bangladesh. An annotated checklist of angiospermic flora of Rema- Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (Habiganj) in Bangladesh II.a: Magnoliopsida (Dicots). Keywords: bangladesh; flora; plant; taxon
• Micrasterias torreyi Bail. var. nurulislamii Aziz var. nov. (Chlorophyceae) from Bangladesh by Aziz, Abdul (2010) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Ralfs ex Ralfs resembles the present material by having 26 lobules in each semicell and warted cell wall, but differs by cell shape, convergence of lobules and the shape of axial lobes (Růžička, 1981). Keywords: bangladesh; islam; micrasterias; var
• New records of Euglenophyceae from Sylhet division, Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Mehnaz, Maliha; Akhtar, Ashika; Ayesha, Mst; Shafi, Shafiul Azom; Islam, Shahima; Begum, ZN Tahmida; Moustafa, Mahmoud (2021) - New records of Phytoplankton for Bangladesh: Phacus, Lepocinclis and Pteromonas Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: alfasane; bangladesh; euglenophyceae; fig
• Floristic composition of Jahangirnagar University Campus - A semi-natural area of Bangladesh by Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Sultana, Sharmin; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Shetu, Shayla Sharmin; Rahim, Md Abdur (2021) - Miers Akandi manik Sj Herb, vi; w Native MAR 2536 M Tinospora crispa (L.) Hook. f. & Thomson Gulancha Wl Herb, vi; w Native SS 399 M T. sinensis (Lour.) Khudijam Sj, Wl Tree, s; w Native MAR 2601 Fr, M A. montanum Blume Shialbuka Sj, Wl Tree, s; w Native SS 486 Ed, M Aporosa octandra (Buch.-Ham. Keywords: area; bangladesh; bw1; bw1 herb; campus; composition; cv exotic; exotic; exotic mar; fl herb; flora; ghas fl; gmh; gr herb; gr palm; gr shrub; gr tree; habitat; herb; hs herb; hs shrub; jahangirnagar; juss; khan; lata; m c.; m l.; m p.; m s.; ml herb; native mar; native ss; op herb; origin; palm; pl native; plant; retz; roxb; rs tree; rse; sak; shrub; sj herb; sj shrub; sj tree; species; sss; table; university; unknown; use; w native; willd; wl shrub; wl tree; wtl herb
• Floristic composition of the coastal district Satkhira, Bangladesh by Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Rahim, Md Abdur; Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur; Islam, Khandaker Mohammad Noor (2021) - Heine Kulekhara Herb, er; w Fl Ko M GMH 5404 H. difformis Blume Bagua Herb, fr; w Wtl Ka, Ss M GMH 5405 H. erecta (Burm. f.) As, Sh, Ss Fb, M SAK 2112 Melochia corchorifolia L. Tiki-okra Shrub; w Wl Ss M SAK 2113 Sterculia foetida L. Baksho badam Tree, l; pl Hs, Rs Ka, Sh+ Fr, M MSR 3319 Bombacaceae Kunth. Keywords: bangladesh; de m; district; fl ko; flora; ghas herb; herb; hs ka; juss; ka m; kmni; ko m; lata herb; m gmh; m kmni; m mar; m sak; msr; o mar; pl fl; pl hs; plant; roxb; rs de; rs ko; rs ss; satkhira; sh+ m; shrub; sj ka; species; ss fr; ss m; ss o; ta m; tree; upazilas+ m; w af; w fl; w fm; w gl; w hs; w ml; w op; w rb; w rs; w sj; w wl; wl de; wl ka; wl sh+; wtl
• A taxonomic study on Pteris L. (Pteridaceae) of Bangladesh by Dong, Shi Yong; Haque, AKM Haque (2021) - Pteris pellucida auct., non C. Presl, Siddiqui et al., Encycl. Abstract Bangladesh lies in Indian subcontinent, an area rich in Pteris species. Keywords: bangladesh; et al; flora; fraser; jenkins; pinnae; pteris; siddiqui; species
• Evaluation of plant species diversity in the road dividers of Dhaka City by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Shomrat, Abulais; Hasan, Md Siddiq; Khan, Md Robin; Fahad, Abdur Rahman; Md Al Amin, - (2021) - Even animals, birds, butter flies, honey bees, insect and other pollinators those depend on native plant species are getting lost. First recommendation is to make a master plan for the beautification of Dhaka city using native plant species. Keywords: bangladesh; city; dhaka; dhaka city; diversity; dividers; dominant; mahagoni; native; plant; plant species; road; road dividers; species; species diversity; t e
• Genetic diversity, heritability and genetic advance of Solanum melongena L. from three secondary centers of diversity by Datta, Debi Rani; Rafii, MY; Misran, Azizah; Jusoh, Mashitah; Yusuff, Oladosu; Sulaiman, Nadzirah M; Momodu, Jalloh (2021) - However, this reduction can be overcome by incorporating black fruit traits from genetically distant materials into the genetic background of elite cultivars thereby increasing the genetic base of this cultivar (Rodriguez- Burruezo et al., 2008). JALLOH MOMODU2,4 Institute of Tropical Agriculture and Food Security, Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia Keywords: Genetic diversity; Heritability and Genetic advance; PCV and GCV. Keywords: bangladesh; days; diversity; eggplant; et al; flowering; fruit; fruit length; heritability; number; plant; traits; variation; yield
• A New Variety of Abrus Precatorius L. (Fabaceae) From Bangladesh by Hassan, Md Abul ; Rahman, M Oliur ; Afroz, Sumona (2021) - A comparative account of Abrus precatorius L. and the new variety Abrus precatorius var. Very recently, anti- ulcerative efficacy of ethyl acetate extract of Abrus precatorius seed in hydrochloric acid/Ethanol (HCl/EtOH)-induced ulcerative rats via regulation of inflammatory genes has been determined (Omoboyowa et al., 2021). Keywords: abrus; bangladesh; precatorius; seeds; var; white
• New Records of Some Euglenoid Algae From Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade ; Akhtar, Ashika ; Mehnaz, Maliha ; Mst Ayesha, -; Begum , ZN Tahmida ; Moustafa, Mahmoud (2021) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon.10(1): 15‒26. NEW RECORDS OF SOME EUGLENOID ALGAE 315 Islam, A.K.M. Nurul and Alfasane, M.A. 2004. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: alfasane; bangladesh; cell; defl; fig
• A Preliminary Taxonomic Study on the Flora of Rangpur District, Bangladesh by Khan, Saleh Ahammad ; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof ; Shetu, Shayla Sharmin ; Rahim, Md Abdur ; Islam, Md Shariful ; Ahmed , Fakhruddin Ali ; Fairy, Rukaiya Habib (2021) - Khudiokra Fl, Gl H, er; w Rs M MAR 3873 Codiaeum variegatum (L.) Rumph. Kata mukut Gr S; pl Rs, Tg O MAR 3799 E. neriifolia L.* Manosha sij Gr, Hs, Ml S; pl Gc, Pr O, M GMH 5557 E. tithymaloides L.* Rangchita Gr, Hs H, er; w Rs M GMH 5553 E. thymifolia L.* Swetkerui Fl, Gl, Rs H, pr; w Rs M MAR 3795 E. tirucalli Keywords: af h; bangladesh; bg m; cv tg; distribution; district; fl h; flora; gc m; gl h; gr h; gr s; gr t; hs h; hs s; hs t; juss; khan; kn m; m faa; m gmh; m mar; m msi; m sak; m sss; ml h; mp m; o mar; op h; pg m; pl bg; pl gc; pl mp; plant; pr m; rangpur; roxb; rs fd; rs h; rs m; rs o; rs t; sj h; sj s; species; sss; study; syn; tg m; tg o; tg t; upazilas m; use; w bg; w gc; w kn; w mp; w pg; w pr; w rs; w tg; wl h; wl s; wl t; wtl
• Thrombolytic Potentials of Some Medicinal Plants Used by the Local People for Cardiovascular Diseases in Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim ; Rifat, Atiya Begum ; Mitu, Farhana Yesmin ; Haque , Tahmina ; Mazid, Md Abdul (2021) - Keywords: Thrombolytic potentials; Medicinal plants; Cardiovascular diseases; Bangladesh. Medicinal plants with thrombolytic properties may be used as an alternative to modern medicines for CVDs. Keywords: arjun; bangladesh; clot; et al; lysis; medicinal; plants; tree; uddin
• Occurrence of Limnophila Aquatica (Roxb.) Alston In Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Jolly, Jesmin Akhter ; Hassan, Md Abul (2021) - Therefore, previous works like Hooker (1884), Prain (1903) did not include the name but the specimens now known as L. aquatica were treated by them as L. racemosa Benth. Benth, L. indica (L.) Druce and L. sessiliflora Blume but not L. aquatica or L. racemosa. Keywords: alston; aquatica; bangladesh; roxb
• First Record of Scytinopogon Angulisporus (Pat.) Corner From Bangladesh by Ahmed, Fakhruddin Ali ; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof (2021) - Though both the fungi belong to Clavariaceae family, in R. kunzei, basidiomes are radially branched, hymenium amphigenous and basidiospores not angular whereas in S. angulisporus basidiomes are branching in one plane, mostly flat, hymenium often unilateral and basidiospores angular. Fresh fruiting bodies of S. angulisporus were collected, properly processed following the standard procedure described by Prance and Fechner (2017) and deposited at the Department of Botany, Jahangirnagar University with accession number for voucher specimens. Keywords: angulisporus; bangladesh; corner; scytinopogon; species
• Three new records of Aroids (Araceae) for Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md Abul (2006) - ABUL HASSAN2 Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Key words: Colocasia gigantea, Epipremnum pinnatum, Scindapsus perakensis, New records, Araceae, Bangladesh Abstract Three aroid species, namely Colocasia gigantea (Blume) Hook. Bangladesh J. Plant. Keywords: ara; araceae; bangladesh; flora; plant; taxon
• Pleurocarpous mosses of Bangladesh : Family Entodontaceae by Khatun, Hamida; Hadiuzzaman, Syed (2006) - 13(2): 131-137, 2006 (December) PLEUROCARPOUS MOSSES OF BANGLADESH : FAMILY ENTODONTACEAE HAMIDA KHATUN1 AND SYED HADIUZZAMAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Key words: Pleurocarpous mosses, Hypnobryales, Entodontaceae, Bangladesh Abstract Three species, namely, Erythrodontium julaceum, Pterigynandrum decolor and Entodon flavescens under family Entodontaceae are described with illustrations and a short note on each. Key to the genera of Entodontaceae: 1. Leaf cells smooth, alar cells forming a large conspicuous group extending obliquely about half way up the margins Erythrodontium - Cells smooth or papillose, alar not as above 2 2. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; leaves; mosses
• Scrophulariaceous taxa in Bangladesh by Rahman, Mohammad Oliur (2006) - Torenia multiflora Roxb., Fl. Ind. ed. 2, 3 : 96 (1832); Vandellia multiflora (Roxb.) Gratiola parviflora Roxb., Pl. Keywords: bangladesh; benth; capsule; corolla; flowering; fruiting; herb; india; leaves; oblong; ovate; species; white
• A preliminary checklist of the Angiospermic flora of Ghagotia Union under Kapasia Upazila in Gazipur District, Bangladesh by Alam, Mohammad Shah; Hassan, Md Abul; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2006) - Myrtaceae Syzygium fruticosum (Roxb.) Eugenia fruticosa Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 87 (1832). Keywords: bangladesh; bot; burm; erect; flora; herb; herbarium; ind; prodr; retz; roxb; shrub; tree
• On the occurrence of Didymosperma nanum H. Wendl. & Drude (Arecaceae) in Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md Abul (2006) - As this genus and species were not reported earlier in any of the relevant literature of Bangladesh territory, viz. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; didymosperma; india
• Aleuritopteris grisea (Blanford) Panigrahi : A new pteridophytic record for Bangladesh by Mirza, Momtaz Mahal; Nur-E-Alam, Muhammad; Ahmed, Rezina (2006) - 2Institute of Education and Research, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh. 3Encyclopedia of Flora and Fauna of Bangladesh Project, Asiatic Society of Bangladesh, 5 Old Secretariat Road (Nimtali), Ramna, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh. 174 MIRZA et al. Short communication ALEURITOPTERIS GRISEA (BLANFORD) PANIGRAHI : A NEW PTERIDOPHYTIC RECORD FOR BANGLADESH MOMTAZ MAHAL MIRZA1, MUHAMMAD NUR-E-ALAM SIDDIQUEE2 AND REZINA AHMED3 Bangladesh National Herbarium Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Key words: Aleuritopteris grisea, New record, Bangladesh While collecting plants from Bandarban District, for the taxonomic study of the Flora of Bangladesh, a pteridophytic specimen was collected from the shady hill slope. Keywords: bangladesh; grisea
• The genus Microlepia Presl (Dennstaedtiaceae) from Bangladesh by Mirza, Momtaz Mahal (2006) - Mirza, M. M. and Rahman M. M. 1997. Fronds strong, primary and secondary rachis shallow, lamina profusely hairy all over M. speluncae - Fronds lax, dorsal groove on stipe, primary and secondary rachis deep, foliar hair restricted to veins M. hancei 1. Keywords: bangladesh; dacb; microlepia; presl
• Pleurocarpous mosses of Bangladesh : Symphyodontaceae and Amblystegiaceae by Khatun, Hamida; Hadiuzzaman, Syed (2006) - H. basal laminal cells (×133), I. middle laminal cells (×180), J. apical laminal cells (×133), K-P. paraphyllia (×60). × 6.6 µm, tip cells linear, c. 36.99 Keywords: bangladesh; cells; khatun; leaves
• Ethnobotanical survey of medicinal plants in Phulbari Upazila of Dinajpur District, Bangladesh by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md Abul; Sultana, Mahmuda (2006) - Banni Roots,leaves Healing cut injury, fever Commelina bengalensis L. Jeotin Root Menstrual disorder Crinum asiaticum L. Birpiaj Root Ringworm Curculigo orchioides Gaertn. Muell.- Arg. Ruda Barks Piles Mangifera indica L. Uldare Bark,leaves Diarrhoea Merrimia umbellata (L.) Hallier.f. Keywords: bangladesh; bark; forest; hassan; leaves; phulbari; plants; root; santal; survey; upazila
• Macrothelypteris torresiana (Guad.) Ching (Thelypteridaceae) - A new record for Bangladesh by Mirza, Momtaz Mahal (2006) - A NEW RECORD FOR BANGLADESH MOMTAZ MAHAL MIRZA Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Key word : Macrothelypteris torresiana, New record, Bangladesh While consulting the herbarium sheets of Bangladesh National herbarium an intersting member of the genus Macrothelypteris under the family Thelypteridaceae was found. CHING (THELYPTERIDACEAE MOMTAZ MAHAL MIRZA Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Keywords: bangladesh; macrothelypteris; torresiana
• Additions to the genus Stigeoclonium (Chlorophyta) as new records for Bangladesh by Khan, Mazibar Rahman; Islam, AKM Nurul (2005) - uniforme (showing prostrate part and erect part with long-drawn apical tufts; Scales: a=50 µm; b=100 µm. 8 KHAN AND ISLAM the filaments, cells of the rhizoids 4.0-7.5 µm broad and 17-43 µm long; erect filaments profusely branched, branches alternate and opposite, no whorl formation, most of the branches developed from short cells, rarely from long cells, primary and secondary branches long and slender, crowded to form long drawn tufts, branches mostly with pointed tips; cells of the main axis cylindrical, 8-14 µm broad and 20-82 µm long, cell- wall thin, branch-producing cells angular, cells longer at the base and short at the apex, some inflated at the middle; chloroplast girdle-shaped, with 2-5 pyrenoids. This variety superficially resembles S. tenue in having branch-producing cells, short cells and apical cells with pointed tips but differs in having inflated and much elongated cells of the main axis and also in general appearance. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; islam
• Lindsaeoid ferns of Bangladesh by Mirza, Momtaz Mahal (2005) - The paper deals with two genera of the family Lindsaeaceae, namely, Lindsaea (with 4 species, L. ensifolia, L. odorata, L. lucida and L. doryphora ) and Sphenomeris (with only S. chinensis ) from Bangladesh. The study reveals that in Bangladesh the above mentioned two genera are present, and the genus Lindsaea Dryand ex Smith is represented by four species, namely, L. ensifolia, L. odorata, L. lucida and L. doryphora ; and the genus Sphenomeris is represented by only one species, S. chinensis. Keywords: bangladesh; ferns; lindsaea
• Four new records of Aroids for Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md Abul (2005) - Bangladesh J. Plant. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: ara; bangladesh; hassan
• A taxonomic account of Utricularia Linn. from Bangladesh by Rahman, M Oliur (2005) - Chromosome number of certain Indian species of Utricularia L. (Lentibulariaceae). The genus Utricularia L. (Lentibulariaceae) in Africa(South of the Sahara) and Madagascar. Keywords: apex; bangladesh; distribution; lip; species; utricularia
• Pleurocarpous mosses of Bangladesh: Family Thuidiaceae and Brachytheciaceae by Khatun, Hamida; Hadiuzzaman, Syed (2005) - Leaf cells isodiametric, incrassate, strongly papillose. Leaf cells small, obscure with one and more than one papillae, irregularly hexagonal, ±5 to 6 µm wide. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; leaf; leaves; long; plant; stem; tree
• Floristic Survey of Vascular Plants in Coastal District Bagerhat of Bangladesh by Hossain, Gazi Mosharof ; Khan, Saleh Ahammad ; Shetu, Shayla Sharmin ; Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur ; Ahmed, Fakhruddin Ali ; Ali, Md Hassan (2022) - *Aristolochia indica L. Ishwarmul Herb, cl; w Sj Sa M GMH 0008 *Bergia capensis L. Lal keshuriya Herb, er; w Wtl Sa M GMH 1529 Theaceae Mirb. Keywords: bangladesh; bs m; bs o; cv af; distribution; district; fa m; flora; fr gmh; ghas herb; gl mo; gl sa; herb; juss; ka m; lata herb; m gmh; m sss; ml m; mo m; mo o; mr m; pl fl; pl gr; pl hs; plant; r.br; ra m; rahman; roxb; rs bs; rs ch; rs fa; rs mo; rs sa; sa m; sa o; sb gmh; shrub; sj bs; sj sa; species; sss; tree; upazilas m; w af; w fl; w fm; w gl; w gr; w hs; w ml; w op; w rb; w rs; w sj; w wtl; willd; wl bs; wl ch; wl fa; wl mo; wtl sa
• Systematic Studies of the Genus Asparagus Tourn. Ex Linn. (Liliaceae) In Bangladesh by Afroz, Sumona ; Rahman, M Oliur ; Hassan, Md Abul (2022) - Asparagus species are currently grouped within the subfamily Asparagoideae sensu APG IV (2016), including species of Hemiphylacus S. Watson, a former small genus endemic to Mexico (Rudall et al., 1998). Asparagus species are economically and ecologically important. Keywords: asparagus; bangladesh; dhaka; dush; genus; kunth; species
• Ethnomedicinal Plant Diversity in Badalchori Vadi Sora Village Common Forest of Rangamati, Bangladesh by Rudra, Sajib ; Chowdhury, Md Helal Uddin ; Hossen, Imam ; Raziur Rahman, Md Khondakar ; Hossain, Md Arif ; Faruque, Mohammad Omar ; Uddin, Shaikh Bokhtear (2022) - Of them, medicinal plant species were 181 species divided into 145 genera and 65 families. Enumeration of medicinal plant species identified from Badalchori Vadi Sora Village Common Forests (VCFs) in Rangamati District, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh. Scientific Name, Family, Habit, Accession No. Bangla name Vernacular name RD RF RA IVI Status** Ethno-medicinal value Abelmoschus moschatus Medik. Keywords: badalchori; bangladesh; community; cuhb; diversity; dysentery; et al; fever; forest; h cuhb; index; jaundice; management; number; pain; plant; rangamati; roxb; rudra; species; study; uddin; vadi; value; vcf; village
• Study of Ethnomedicinal Plants Used by the Local People Of Raipura Upazila of Narsingdi District by Islam , Samia ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2022) - Sajna Moringaceae T Leaf Diarrhoea Leaf juice is taken Leaf Dysentery Leaf juice is taken Leaf Rheumatic pain Leaf juice is taken Leaf Cold Curry is taken Leaf Diabetes Dried leaf is cooked and taken Bark Heart disease Bark paste is taken Bark Cold Bark paste is taken Bark Asthma Bark juice is taken Bark Asthma Juice taken for 3 days leaf Cold Leaf paste is taken leaf Indigestion Leaf fried and taken Bark Cold Bark cooked with onion and garlic and taken Leaf Cold Leaf fried and taken Bark Cold Boiled and taken as a jam Leaf Diabetes Leaf fried and taken Murraya paniculata (L.)Jack. Lebu Rutaceae T Fruit Cancer fruit is boiled and taken Fruit High pressure Juice is taken Clerodendrum infortunatum L. Bhat Lamiaceae S Root Dysentery Juice is taken Leaf Gastritis Juice is taken Clitoria ternatea L Aparajita Fabaceae c Flower Cold Flower is chewed Coccinia grandis (L.)Voigt Kuchila Cucurbitaceae H Leaf Chest pain Juice is taken Leaf Blood purifier Leaf cooked with Gondhovaduli leaf and eaten Leaf Piles Leaf paste is applied with salt Leaf Jaundice Leaf is cooked and eaten Leaf Boil Leaf paste is applied Leaf Kidney stone Leaf juice is taken Leaf Dysentery Leaf crushed in water then taken leaf juice is taken Leaf Bone pain Paste is cooked with spices is taken Leaf Body pain Leaf fried and taken Leaf Gastritis Paste is cooked with spices is taken Leaf Diabetes Leaf is cooked and taken Leaf Diabetes Leaf juice is taken in empty stomach Cocos nucifera L. Narikel Arecaceae T Root Toothache Root juice is taken Colocasia esculenta (L)Schott. Keywords: bangladesh; bark; cold; diabetes; disease; dysentery juice; fruit; h leaf; heart; leaf; leaf dysentery; leaf gastritis; leaf juice; leaf paste; pain; plants; seed; species; study; t leaf; uddin; water
• Enumeration of Climbing Angiosperms in and Around Rajshahi City, Bangladesh by Hasan, M Tarikul (2022) - Asparagaceae Shotomuli VC CV Ho WC 08 Basella alba L. Basellaceae Puishak VC CV Tw HC 09 Benincasa hispida (Thunb.) Sl No. Scientific name Family Local Name Status Habit Climbing modes Category 01 Abrus precatorius L. Fabaceae Kunch Oc Wd Tw WC 02 Allamanda cathartica L. Apocynaceae Ghantaphul VC CV Tw WC 03 Ampelocissus latifolia (Roxb.) Keywords: bangladesh; climbing; convolvulaceae; cucurbitaceae
• A checklist of angiospermic flora of Lalmai Hills, Comilla, Bangladesh by Hossain, Md Munir; Hassan, Md Abul; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2005) - Local name: Champa. Local name: Chamul. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; herb; hills; ind; lalmai; prodr; roxb; shrub; tree
• Notes on two green plankton found in Bangladesh by Islam, AKM Nurul; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade (2005) - Hindak and M.-Gouni (1990) while describing Treubaria triappendiculata mentioned that besides 3-4 spined cells of this taxon, there are few multispined (7-16 spines or upto 50 spines) Echinosphaerella – like cells, were also present in the same collection, and 7-9. Echinosphaerella – like cells (Camera lucida drawings). Keywords: bangladesh; cells; smith
• New records of three Aroids from Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md Abul (2005) - Bangladesh J. Plant. Bangladesh J. Plant. Keywords: ara; bangladesh; plant; schott
• Pleurocarpous mosses of Bangladesh : Meteoriaceae and Pterobryaceae by Khatun, Hamida; Hadiuzzaman, Syed (2005) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon . Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon . Keywords: bangladesh; cells; khatun
• Wedelia trilobata (l.) A.S. Hitchc. (Asteraceae) - A new record for Bangladesh by Hossain, ABM Enayet; Hassan, Md Abul (2005) - Stylar arms of outer florets elongated, tips acute, hairy; those of disc- WEDELIA TRILOBATA (L.) A.S. HITCHC. Cypselas of outer florets 3-angled, those of disc-florets sub-terete or sub-truncate, tuberculate. Keywords: bangladesh; wedelia
• Taxonomy, Autecology And Distribution Of Najas Marina L. (Najadaceae) In Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade ; Hassan, Md Abul ; Rahman, Anika ann noor ; Mousumi, -; Moustafa, Mahmoud (2022) - Keywords: Taxonomy; Autecology; Distribution; Najas marina L.; Bangladesh. Abstract Detailed taxonomic description of Najas marina L. including information on flowering and fruiting time, autecology, and distribution in Bangladesh are provided. Keywords: bangladesh; baor; flowers; leaf; male; marina; najas; plants; water
• An Inventory of Vascular Flora of the Lalmai Hill Area Of Cumilla District, Bangladesh by Shetu, Shayla Sharmin ; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof ; Khan, Saleh Ahammad ; Rahim, Md Abdur (2022) - Huyer Herb, cl; w Sj Native M SSS 4419 Cyclea barbata Miers Patalpur Herb, cl; w Hs Native M SSS 4521 Nees Kalomegh Herb, er; w Wl Native M SSS 5081 Asystasia gangetica (L.) T. Anderson Jongli basak Herb, er; w Fl, Rs Native M MAR 5524 Barleria cristata L. Janti Herb, er; pl Gr, Hs Native M, O MAR 5627 Keywords: af exotic; area; bangladesh; cv af; cv fl; cv hs; exotic m; families; flora; ghas herb; gl native; habitat; herb; hills; hls; hossain; hs exotic; hs native; juss; khan; l.2; lalmai; lf mar; lf sss; m gmh; m mar; m sss; native dy; native fw; native lf; native m; native o; o mar; origin; pl fl; pl gr; pl hlt; pl hs; plant; plant species; r.br; rahman; roxb; rs native; rse; shetu; shrub; sj native; species; study; tree; use; vg mar; w af; w fl; w fm; w gl; w gr; w hlt; w hs; w op; w rs; w sj; w wtl; wl exotic; wl native
• Ethnomedicinal Plants and Traditional Knowledge Among Local People of Sherpur Sadar and Sreebardi Upazilas Of Sherpur District, Bangladesh by Suchana, Lutfunnahar ; Hassan , Md Abul ; Rahman, M Oliur (2022) - The higher FL value of a species indicates the prevalence of a specific disease in an area and the utilization of plant species by the inhabitants to treat that disease (Srithi et al., 2009; Bibi et al., 2014). Traditional medicinal plants used in the treatment of different skin diseases of Santals at Abdullapur village under Akkelpur upazilla of Joypurhat district, Bangladesh, Biomed. Keywords: bangladesh; district; people; plants; rahman; sherpur; species; study; uddin
• Plant Community Structure and Biodiversity Patterns In Chattogram Metropolitan City of Bangladesh by Faruque, Mohammad Omar ; Rudra, Sajib ; Rahman, Md Khondakar Raziur ; Hossain, Md Arif ; Hossen, Imam ; Barman, Sanatan Chandra ; Mustakim, Md; Hossain , Md Ikramul ; Uddin, Shaikh Bokhtear (2022) - This study aimed to record all types of plant species present in the Chattogram city since the literature studies are largely bereft on it. Therefore, it is urgently needed to record plant species found in the study area as many anthropogenic activities are actively participated for the deforestation process otherwise, we may lose important or new species forever from the study areas. Keywords: area; bangladesh; biodiversity; chattogram; city; community; diversity; et al; forest; genera; plant; species; study
• Determination of Local People Consensus in the Use Of Medicinal Plants of Thakurgaon District by Mitu, Farhana Yesmin ; Rifat, Atiya Begum ; Haque, Tahmina ; Mazid, Md Abdul ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2022) - Talla bash Poaceae T stem Impotence Stem is cooked and then taken Basella alba L. Puisak Basellaceae C Leaf Wound Leaf paste is applied in the affected area Bombax ceiba L. Shimul Bombacaceae T Root Impotence Juice is taken Borassus flabellifer L. Tal Arecaceae T Young apex Cough Juice is taken Bryophyllum pinnatum(Lamk.) Robinson Menda Lauraceae T Bark Dysentery Bark soaked in water and then taken Leaf Diarrhoea Leaf juice is taken Mangifera indica L. Aam Anacardiaceae T Leaf Diarrhoea crushed and then taken in empty stomach once per day Heart disease Young leaf juice is taken Toothache Chewed young leaves Fruit Jaundice Fresh fruit juice is taken Diabetes Fresh fruit juice is taken seed Liver control Leaf juice is taken Melia azedarach L. Ghora neem Meliaceae T Leaf Keywords: area; bangladesh; consensus; diseases; district; et al; fruit; hassan; juice; knowledge; leaf; leaf juice; m.a; paste; people; plants; species; study; treatment; uddin; use
• Morphological and Molecular Identification Of Endophytic Fungi Isolated From Zingiber Officinale Rosc. by Ferdous, Kazi Jannatul ; Sohrab, Md Hossain ; Begum, Mst Nadira ; Islam , Md Rakibul ; Mazid, Md Abdul (2022) - 368 FERDOUS et al. Fig. From the literature it is suggested that they produce many famous bioactive compounds such as equisetin (anti-HIV and anti-bacterial activities) (Jeong and Moloney, 2015), coniosetin (anti-bacterial activity) (Segeth et al., 2003) and fusarisetin A (inhibiting the tumor metastasis) (Jang et al., 2011), and so on. Keywords: bangladesh; bootstrap; cladosporium; colony; fungi; fusarium; identification; plant; species; view
• Taxonomic Revision of the Subfamily Sterculioideae Beilschm. In Bangladesh by Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid ; Rahman, M Oliur (2022) - Ahmed et al., 2009; Rahman et al., 2012; Alam, 2018), however, taxonomic revision of the subfamily Sterculioideae has not been carried out in Bangladesh. Ahmed et al., 2009; Wilkie and Ahmad, 2011; Rahman et al., 2012; Alam, 2018). Keywords: ahmed; apex; bangladesh; bark; base; calyx; dacb; flowers; glabrous; hairy; ind; leaves; rahman; roxb; seeds; species; stellate; sterculia; sterculioideae; tree
• An Annotated Checklist of the Vascular Flora of Coastal Mangrove Ecosystems of Barguna District, Bangladesh by Islam, Md Rafiqul ; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof ; Rahman, Mohammad Mahfuzur (2022) - Bichuti lata Herb, cl; w Fm Tg M MRI 508 Pleurolobus gangeticus (L.) J.St.-Hil. Neel lata Herb, cl; w Fm Tg M MRI 731 Bignoniaceae Juss. Keywords: area; bangladesh; cv fm; district; flora; fm hg; fm psk; ghas herb; herb; hg m; islam; juss; lata herb; m gmh; m mri; mangrove; o mri; pl fm; plant; roxb; rs hg; rs psk; rs tg; sb mri; shrub; species; study; tg dy; tg fr; tg lf; tg m; tg o; tg sb; tg t; tg vg; tree; vg mri; w fm; w op; w rb; w rs; w wtl; wl hg; wtl psk; wtl tg
• Struchium Sparganophorum (L.) Kuntze (Asteraceae): A New Angiosperm Record for the Flora of Bangladesh by Uddin, Md Salah; Uddin, Shaikh Bokhtear (2022) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; plant; rahman; sparganophorum; struchium; uddin
• Rediscovery of Potentilla Supina L. (Rosaceae) In Bangladesh by Hasan, Mohammad Tarikul ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2022) - Floristic composition of the coastal district Satkhira, Bangladesh, Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. An annotated checklist of the vascular plants of Sundarban mangrove forest of Bangladesh, Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; plant; rahman; uddin
• Present trends in plant taxonomy in Bangladesh and its future by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2003) - Overal l nrean scores of dif t 'erent plant gloups as the perccntages of total score: bars with dif f 'erent small letters are dif l 'erent at P<0.05 Enhancement of institutional collaboration For the advancement of plant taxonomic research, cooperat ion among the organisations involved in plant taxonomic studies is very important. The ctrear increase in plant taxonomic studies in Bangladesh in the last 10 years or so is the direct result of the regular publ icat ion of the Bangladesh Journal of Plant Taxonomy (Fig. l . Keywords: + +; bangladesh; groups; inventory; ion; khan; new; papers; plant; research; s +; studies; taxonomic; taxonomy; trends
• Marine algae of St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh. IX. New records of green algae (Chlorophyceae) by Aziz, Abdul; Islam, Shahima; Chowdhury, Abdullah Harun (2010) - Plants tufted, coarse and stiff, 5.0-5.6 cm high; thallus dark green, profusely branched, filaments up to 325 µm broad near the base, with cells up to 1.75 mm long, small rhizoidal extensions from most of the cell bases, branching chiefly opposite, the branches rather erect, clustered toward the tip; branchlets lateral, not spreading, 125-150 µm broad and the cells 450-500 µm long, tip cells blunt, cell wall very thick, stratified; chloroplast reticulate with numerous pyrenoids; reproductive structures were not observed. Cells are narrowest at the base and the diameter remains more or less same throughout most of its length and then swollen into a knee like structure at the tip, cell tip rounded. Keywords: algae; bangladesh; cell; cladophora; islam
• Nitellopsis obtusa (Desv.) J. Groves : A new charophytic record for Bangladesh by Naz, Sabrina; Diba, Nasrin Jahan; Zaman, M. (2010) - J. Groves has been recorded for the first time in Bangladesh. Microsoft Word - 08. NAZ_Corrected legend.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; groves; nitellopsis; obtusa
• Egeria densa Planchón (Hydrocharitaceae) : A new angiospermic record for Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Islam, Md. Shafiqul; Bhuiyan, M. Azmal Hossain (2010) - Another member of Hydrocharitaceae, Egeria densa Planchón is native to the coast of southeastern Brazil through Argentina. Egeria densa Planchón, Annales des Sciences Naturelles, Botanique. Keywords: bangladesh; densa; egeria; lake; plant; water
• Four new records for the vascular flora of Bangladesh by Hossain, Gazi Mosharof ; Shetu , Shayla Sharmin ; Khan , Saleh Ahammad (2023) - Nevertheless, the publication of 329 new records of vascular plants following the report of a total of 3,813 species for the vascular flora of Bangladesh (Siddiqui et al., 2007; Ahmed et al., 2008–2009, 2009a) raises the total number of recorded vascular plant species in this country to around 4,142 (Sultana and Rahman, 2021; Hossain et al., 2022; Rahman et al., 2022; Sultana et al., 2022; Uddin and Uddin, 2022). Ahmed et al., 2008–2009, 2009a; Rahman et al., 2015; Haque et al., 2018; Shetu et al., 2018, 2022; Uddin and Hassan, 2018; *Corresponding author, email: gazibotju@gmail.com https://doi.org/10.3329/bjpt.v30i1.67031 http://bforest.portal.gov.bd). Keywords: ahmed; bangladesh; flora; hossain; long; plant; rahman; species
• New records of Chaetoceros Ehrenberg from wetlands of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh by Jolly, Jesmin Akhter ; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade ; Khondker , Moniruzzaman ; Khan, Md Sabbir Mustafa (2023) - A random *Corresponding author: mujaddade@yahoo.com 1Department of Water Resources Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh https://doi.org/10.3329/bjpt.v30i1.67040 mailto:mujaddade@yahoo.com 38 JOLLY et al. checking of the sedimented planktonic material was carried out under light microscope (Nikon Optiphot, UFX-11A microscope fixed with a Nikon FX-35WA camera, Japan) at a magnification of 100-400×. Straight chain of cells, cells rectangular, wide in shape, uniform in diameter, setae long, straight, marginal, not very long, upper setae upward and lower setae downwardly directed and other setae spread horizontally, separation disc very prominent, chloroplast make a different pattern, inter cellular setae twisted with each other, chain 34 µm in wide. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; chaetoceros; cox; setae
• Quantitative ethnobotanical study in Gafargaon Sub-district and unveiling drug candidates through molecular docking and dynamics simulation approaches by Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid ; Rahman, M Oliur ; Ali , Mohammad Ajmal ; Lee , Joongku (2023) - The study unveiled several threats to medicinal plant species including habitat destruction and fragmentation, deforestation, over- exploitation, insufficient awareness among local communities about the need for conserving species diversity, and the planting of exotic species. These studies shed light on medicinal plants of particular community, specific diseases or certain areas of Bangladesh. Keywords: ahmed; ailments; arthritis; bangladesh; control; decoction; district; docking; drug; et al; extract; fig; fruit; japonica; juice; leaf; mol; paste; plants; rahman; rheumatoid; root; species; stephania; study; sub
• Three new records of Lauraceae for Bangladesh by Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur ; Khan, Saleh Ahammad ; Hossain, Gazi Mosharof; Islam, Khandakar Kamrul ; Hoque , Mohammad Amdadul (2023) - 30(1): 89–97, 2023 (June) DOI: https://doi.org/10.3329/bjpt.v30i1.67046 © 2023 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists THREE NEW RECORDS OF LAURACEAE FOR BANGLADESH MOHAMMAD SAYEDUR RAHMAN*, SALEH AHAMMAD KHAN1, GAZI MOSHAROF HOSSAIN1, KHANDAKAR KAMRUL ISLAM AND MOHAMMAD AMDADUL HOQUE Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Keywords: Angiosperms; Lauraceae; Litsea; New record; Bangladesh. Bangladesh Forest research institute, Chittagong, pp. 1–193. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; long; pubescent; rahman; species; specimens
• New records of euglenoid algae from Surma river in Bangladesh by Mousumi; Noor Rahman, Anika Ann ; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade ; Jang , Chang Gee (2023) - Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon.10(1): 15‒26. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. Keywords: alfasane; bangladesh; fig
• Consensus in the use of ethnomedicinal plants during COVID-19 pandemic in and around Dhaka city by Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Mazid, Md Abdul ; Hasan, Md Siddiq ; Shomrat, Abulais ; Suzana, Noushin Sharmili ; Saad , Marzuk Ahmad (2023) - Nees Kalomegh Acanthaceae H Stem Blood purification Stem soaked in water at night and taken in the morning Stem Skin problem Stem soaked in water whole night and taken in the morning Leaf Jaundice Leaf juice taken Leaf Constipation Soaked in water then water is taken Leaf COVID-19 Leaf juice taken Leaf Worm Leaf juice taken Leaf Fever Juice taken Leaf Itching Leaf soaked in water and taken Leaf Liver problem Leaf juice taken Leaf Constipation Leaf soaked in water and taken Leaf Stomach problem Leaf juice taken Leaf Cold Leaf juice taken Leaf Worm Leaf juice taken Leaf Fever Pill made and then taken Arachis hypogaea L. Badam Fabaceae H Seed Heart problem Raw seeds taken Seed Diet maintenance Roasted seed taken Artocarpus heterophyllus Lamk. Justicia adhatoda L. Basok Acanthaceae S Leaf Body pain Leaf juice massaged Leaf COVID-19 Leaf juice taken Leaf Asthma Leaf juice taken Kalanchoe daigremontiana Raym.- Hamet & H.Perrier Keywords: bangladesh; bark; cold; cough leaf; covid-19; dhaka; et al; fruit; fruit juice; h leaf; leaf constipation; leaf diabetes; leaf dysentery; leaf juice; leaf paste; leaf stomach; pain; pain leaf; people; plants; problem leaf; root; seed; species; stem; stomach; t leaf; treatment; uddin; use; water; water leaf
• Seaweed flora of the St. Martin’s Reef, Bangladesh by Aziz, Abdul ; Kabir , Shahriar; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade (2023) - Marine algae of St. Martin’s Is., Bangladesh. Aziz et al., 2001, 2002a,b, 2004, 2008a,b, 2009, 2015; Islam, 1976; Islam and Aziz, 1982,1986; Islam et al., 2002, 2004; Islam S et al., 2010). Keywords: algae; aziz; bangladesh; figs; islam; island; martin; reef
• Elodea Canadensis Michx. (Hydrocharitaceae)- A New Angiospermic Record for Bangladesh by Alfasane, Md Almujaddade ; Hoque, Farhana Pervin; Hassan , Md Abul ; Khan, Md Sabbir Mostafa (2023) - SABBIR MOSTAFA KHAN 1 Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Elodea canadensis Michx.; Abstract A new angiospermic record, Elodea canadensis Michx. is elaborated with illustration. Keywords: bangladesh; canadensis; casp; elodea; hakaluki; haor; michx; new; plant
• New Records of Seaweeds From The St. Martin’s Reef, Bangladesh. II. by Aziz , Abdul ; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade (2023) - Thallus dark brown in colour, turned to black-brown when dried, moderately adherent to paper, flattened and erect, 5-12 cm in height, branches irregularly dichotomous or sub- dichotomous, deeply and repeatedly alternately or palmately lobed, the apices rounded, terminal segments often elongated in the older parts, the margin with or without conspicuous teeth and proliferous lobes, the margins undulate or irregularly dentate, the teeth in part acute ; possesses a matted rhizoidal holdfast (Fig. 4); lamina is about 0.6 mm thick, cuticle is 4.5- 5.0 µm thick; epidermal cells short but about 20.5 µm in diameter; cortical cells uniformly thick from epidermis to medullary zone, approximately similar in size, thickness more or less ranging from 25.5 to 38.0 µm, periclinally 44.0 – 59.0 µm, medulla cells thickness ranges from 44.0 – 66.0 µm, periclinally 80- 94 µm (Figs. Thallus articulated consisting of a horizontal rhizome, a single row of elongated cells, and erect axes (pinna) produced from a relatively short robust cell of the rhizome after every 2-6 cells and opposite to it, rhizoids developed at the tip of three to five-celled branch (Fig. Keywords: aziz; bangladesh; cells; fig; martin
• Study Of Nitellahyalina (Charales) Based On Oospore Wall Ornamentation by Naz, Sabrina ; Moniruzzaman, Md ; Diba, Nasrin Jahan; Chowdhury, Arfatun Nahar ; Azam, Shah Md Golam Gousul (2023) - GOUSUL AZAM 3 *Institute of Environmental Science, University of Rajshahi, Rajshahi-6205, Bangladesh. Keywords: Nitella hyalina; Oospores; SEM; Characeae; Bangladesh. In reproductive structure, oospores are multilayered, pigmented and thick-walled female sex organ (Ahmadi et al., 2012), Differential deposition in this layer of the wall is frequently sculptured and forms specific oospores wall ornamentation (Ray et al., 2001). Keywords: bangladesh; hyalina; lpa; nitella; oospores
• Three New Records of Lythraceae in the Flora of Bangladesh by Rani, Pingky ; Khan, Saleh Ahammad ; Uddin, Sarder Nasir ; Rahim, Md Abdur ; Shetu, Shayla Sharmin (2024) - Bangladesh J. Plant. Four new records for the vascular flora of Bangladesh J. of Plant Taxon. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; new; plant; rahman; species
• Elodea Nuttallii (Planch.) St. John (Hydrocharitaceae) - A New Angiospermic Record for Bangladesh by Nawrin, Kazi Sadia ; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade ; Hassan , Md Abul (2024) - There is no report of E. nuttallii was found of the studied literature (Alfasane et al., 2023; Hooker 1888; Khan and Halim 1987; Prain 1903; Siddiqui et al. 2007) indicating that this species is a new record for Bangladesh. Results and Discussion After detailed observation, the collected specimen was identified as Elodea nuttallii under the family Hydrocharitaceae. ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Elodea nuttallii (Planch.) Keywords: alfasane; bangladesh; elodea; haor; john; nuttallii
• A Preliminary Study of the Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and Monocotyledons in the Chapainawabganj District’s Flora of Bangladesh by Islam, Muhammad Shahidul ; Khan, Saleh Ahammad (2024) - F. falcata (Vahl) Kunth Soto nirbishi Ag, Fl H, er, w Sd M, Lf, R MSI-2553 101. Bubani Bisu fimbry Ag, Fl H, er, w Sd Lf, R MSI-1258 97. Keywords: bangladesh; chapainawabganj; district; fl h; flora; ghas; ghas fl; gl h; hs h; khan; ml h; plant; rs h; sd m; sg lf; sg m; sj h; species; syn; upazilas; w gm; w na; w sd; w sg; wtl h
• Ethnomedicinal Plants for Cardiovascular Diseases Management in Manikganj District by Juthi, Tahmina Sultana ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim ; Hassan, Md Abul ; Rashid, Mohammad A (2024) - Among the ethnomedicinal plants, 10 plant species, including Phyllanthus emblica L., Allium sativum L., Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. Wight & Arn, Achyranthes aspera L., Terminalia chebula Retz., Allium cepa L., Adhatoda zeylanica Nees, Cinnamomum tamala Nees & Eberm, Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp, and Ipomea aquatica Forssk, were cited most frequently by the local people. Keywords: antioxidant; bangladesh; blood; blood pressure; blood purifier; complaints; complaints fruit; diseases; fruit; fruit juice; herb; herb blood; juice; leaf; leaf juice; plants; powder; pressure fruit; seed; species; stomach; treatment; tree; vegetable; water
• Systematics and Morphometrics of the Subfamily Byttnerioideae Burnett in Bangladesh by Ahmed , Sheikh Sunzid ; Rahman, M Oliur (2024) - These specimens were meticulously studied and identified, with confirmations made through consultation of standard literatures (Ahmed et al., 2009; Ashrafuzzaman and Sarwar, 2021). Strong bast fibre from the stem is used for making rope, fishing lines, twine and pouches in Philippines (Ahmed et al., 2009). Keywords: abroma; analysis; ayenia; bangladesh; byttnerioideae; dacb; dhaka; dush; fig; rahman; sep; species; taxa; theobroma; waltheria
• A Preliminary Inventory of Angiospermic Flora of Bagatipara Upazila, Natore, Bangladesh by Hasan, Mohammmad Tarikul ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2024) - --- H Rs Wd E C TH 1952 Ghornifol T Hs Ot Wd I O TH 2815 Ricinus communis L. Rerhi S Hs Oi, Me Wd E C TH 1894 Keywords: bangladesh; cf wd; e c; flora; h cf; h fl; h hs; habitat; hs ed; m.a; plant; roxb; rs wd; species; t hs; t rs; uddin; upazila; use; wd e
• Praxelis Clematidea (Griseb.) R.M. King & H. Rob. (Asteraceae): A New Allien Invasive Angiosperm Record for Bangladesh by Ullah, Md Hedayet ; Rahim, Md Abdrur; Khan , Saleh Ahammad ; Sultana, Mahbuba ; Naher, Najmun (2024) - ABDUR RAHIM 2* , MAHBUBA SULTANA3, SALEH AHAMMAD KHAN 2 AND NAJMUN NAHER 1 1 Department of Botany, Life and Earth Science Group, National University, Gazipur-1704 2 Department of Botany, Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka-1342 3 Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216 Keywords: Praxelis clematidea; Angiosperm; Asteraceae; Bangladesh. The potential of invasive species Praxelis clematidea extract as a bioherbicide for Asystasia gangetica. Keywords: asteraceae; bangladesh; clematidea; praxelis; rahman; species
• Conserving threatened plants of Bangladesh: Miles to go before we start? by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2011) - National adaptation of global assessment criteria is needed for any national assessment as done in IUCN Bangladesh’s Red Data Book of animals (IUCN Bangladesh, 2000; IUCN, 2003). This account further advocates for a well-planned initiative to effectively complete the Red List of threatened plant species of the country by considering appropriate, established, updated assessment methods; following collaborative approach; and capitalizing on the progress made so far. Keywords: ahmed; bangladesh; data; iucn; list; red; species
• Integrating taxonomy and drug discovery: Liliopsida flora of Rajbari, Bangladesh targeting Amorphophallus paeoniifolius for colorectal cancer therapy by Banu, Miruna; Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid; Begum, Momtaz; Rahman, M Oliur (2024) - Pa,Rs,Ka,Go,Ba Miruna 822 Pontederia vaginalis Burm. f. Nukha Her Aqu Go,Rs,Ba,Pa,Ka Miruna 1124 Liliaceae Allium cepa L. Piaj Her Agr Rs,Ba,Go,Ka Miruna Kumarilata Cli Scr Go,Ba,Rs,Ka Miruna 326 Dioscoreaceae Dioscorea aculeata L. Jointia alu Her Scr Rs,Ka,Go,Ba Miruna 558 Dioscorea alata L. Chupri alu Cli Scr Rs,Ka,Go,Ba Miruna 126 Dioscorea belophylla (Prain) Keywords: agr rs; ahmed; analysis; aqu rs; ba miruna; bangladesh; discovery; district; doxycycline; drug; et al; fig; flora; ghas; hom; khan; lupeol; ope ba; ope rs; pa miruna; plant; rahman; riboflavin; rs miruna; scr; scr rs; species; study
• New records of desmids from Mithamoin haor in Kishoreganj, Bangladesh by Ahmed, Tanvir; Tonne , Nur E Taj Jahan; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade (2024) - Unicellular desmid cell forming filament like colony, flatten body with narrow or open sinus, unbranched filaments. Cell wall smooth bearing granules, mucros. Keywords: bangladesh; cell; desmids; west
• Plant diversity, conservation worthiness and people’s perception in future management of Purbachal Sal Forest, Bangladesh by Islam, Md Tarikul; Shomrat , Abulais; Uddin , Mohammad Zashim (2024) - Herb I Poaceae Chorkanta Fd Chrysopogon zizanioides (L.) Roberty Herb I Poaceae Benna Fd Commelina benghalensis L. Herb I Commelinaceae Kanchira M Crotalaria juncea L. Herb E Fabaceae Jhunjhuni M PLANT DIVERSITY, CONSERVATION WORTHINESS AND PEOPLE’S PERCEPTION 285 Name of the species Habit Origin Family Local name Use Crotalaria pallida Aiton Herb E Fabaceae Jhunjhuni M Curculigo orchioides Gaertn. Herb I Fabaceae Ulucha M Elephantopus scaber L. Herb I Asteraceae Shamdala M Emilia sonchifolia (L.) DC. Keywords: ahmed; area; bangladesh; climber; diversity; euphorbiaceae; fabaceae; forest; ghas; herb; herb e; l. herb; plant; poaceae; purbachal; roxb; sal; sal forest; shrub; species; study; tree; tree species
• New records of macrofungi of the mangrove ecosystem of Sundarbans of Bangladesh by Alam, Syed Arman; Shamsi , Shamim; Ahmed , Ashfaque (2024) - Most of studies of Bangladesh Sundarbans focused on various aspects such as the diversity analysis of algae (Aziz et al., 2012; Ahmed et al., 2019), angiosperm species diversity and forest cover changes (Ahmed et al., 2018), physiochemical properties and contamination level of different metals of soil (Ataullah et al., 2017, 2018), anatomical adaptation of different mangrove plant species (Rashid et al., 2020), carbon stock of different plant parts (Ahmed et al., 2021), soil carbon pool and respiration of rhizosphere of different mangrove species (Alam et al., 2024). Macrofungal samples were collected from different sub-stations and near the sub-stations under 4 ranges viz., Satkhira, Khulna, Chandpai and Sarankhola from the three ecological zones (Ahmed et al., 2018, 2019). Keywords: bangladesh; macrofungi; mangrove; species; sundarbans
• Addition of three new Lauraceae records for Bangladesh by Rahman , Mohammad Sayedur; Khan , Saleh Ahammad (2024) - Bangladesh National Herbarium, Forest Department, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. Bangladesh National Herbarium, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. Keywords: bangladesh; lauraceae; long; plant; rahman; specimens
• Salvinia minima Baker (Salviniaceae): A new Pteridophytic record for Bangladesh by Shifa, Sabiha Alam; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade; Hassan , Md Abul (2024) - Division: Polypodiophyta, Class: Polypodiopsida, Family: Salviniaceae, Genus: Salvinia, Species: Salvinia minima Baker, J. Bot. 24: 98 (1886), Synonym: Salvinia minima var. ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Salvinia minima Baker; Salviniaceae; New record; Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; minima; plants; salvinia
• Nitella stuartii Braun: A new record of Charophyceae for Bangladesh by Tonne, Nur E Taj Jahan; Ahmed , Tanvir; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade (2024) - Nitella stuartii Braun, a new record of aquatic plant for Bangladesh. In this paper, here we are describing Nitella stuartii Braun as new record from Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; nitella; stuartii
• An outbreak of Neopestalotiopsis sp. causing red leaf spot of sapota in Bangladesh by Hoque, Md Ashraful; Mehraj, Hasan; Islam, Rejaul; Hossain, Ismail; Monjil, Mohammad Shahjahan (2025) - The present investigation confirmed the outbreak of sapota red leaf spot disease, caused by Neopestalotiopsis sp. in Bangladesh. It suggests that saplings of all popular sapota cultivars in Bangla-desh are vulnerable to sapota red leaf spot disease. Keywords: bangladesh; disease; fig; growth; isolates; leaf; neopestalotiopsis; sapota; spot
• New records of seven seaweeds from the St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh by Snigdha, Farzana Nazneen; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Jolly, Shamima Nasrin (2025) - Introduction A total of 210 seaweed species have been documented from the Bangladesh coast, with the majority coming from St. Martin's Island (Aziz and Alfasane, 2020, 2023; Aziz et al., 2008, 2015, 2022, 2023; Islam, 1976). Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 32(1): 77-82, 2025 (June) Keywords: bangladesh; fig; island; martin; plants
• Evaluating pre-sowing treatments to enhance germination and early growth of the threatened Sterculia villosa Roxb. in Bangladesh by Linda, Zinia Naz; Islam, A K M Aminul; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2025) - Seed germination started within 2 days after seed sowing and continued up to 15 days. Germination % (GP) = No. of seed germinated x 100 No. of seed sow Cumulative germination % (CGP): It assessed at the end of seed germination by summed up daily germination (Hasnat et al., 2019). Keywords: bangladesh; germination; percentage; seedling; seeds; species; sterculia; treatment; villosa; water
• Morpho-molecular characterization of Lasiodiplodia theobromae (Pat.) Griffon & Maubl and its first report on the association with coconut kernel from Bangladesh by Noman, Md Abdullah Al; Shamsi, Shamim; Rahim, Zeaur (2025) - Therefore, this study aims to address this gap by characterizing L. theobromae isolates obtained from coconut kernels. L. theobromae isolates of this study, reference L. theobromae isolates and reference Pyricularia oryzae isolate (out-group) were marked in green, yellow and light orange zones, respectively. Keywords: bangladesh; characterization; coconut; et al; isolates; lasiodiplodia; rot; species; study; theobromae
• Three new records of angiosperms for Bangladesh by Khan, Saleh Ahammad; Rahman, Mohammad Sayedur (2025) - To date, a total of 3892 species, or 77.84% of Khan's (1977) estimate of 5000 species for Bangladesh, have been reported in floristic surveys that span this country's political boundary (IUCN Bangladesh, 2024). Bangladesh National Herbarium, Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, pp. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; khan; plant; rahman; taxon
• New records of phytoplankton for Bangladesh. 5. Euglena, Euglenocapsa by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Bhuiyan, Rauf Ahmed; Yeasmin, Jenat; Alam, Munirul; Sack, R. Bradley; Huq, Anwar; Colwell, Rita R. (2008) - Cells length to breadth ratio varies from 14- 17. Euglena acus var. Keywords: bangladesh; cells; end; euglena; station
• Taxonomic study of the genus Ziziphus Mill. (Rhamnaceae) of Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md. Abul; Khanam, Mahbuba (2008) - Pl. 1: 234 (1903-reprint 1963); Brandis, Ind. Trees: 170 (1906-reprint 1971); Heining, List Chittagong: 13 (1925); Kanjilal et al., Fl. Bhandari and Bhansali in M.P. Nayar et al., Fasc. Keywords: bangladesh; dacb; huq; ind; khan; long; plant; taxon
• Marine algae from St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh. V. Antithamnionella floccosa (Müller) Whittick (Rhodophyceae), a new record by Aziz, Abdul; Islam, A.K.M. Nurul (2008) - (Bars = 10 µm) MARINE ALGAE FROM ST. MARTIN’S ISLAND, BANGLADESH 65 Specimen examined: The specimen was collected from the north-west coast of the St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh, growing on rocks in rock pools as a common form, on March 27, 1997 by A.K.M. Nurul Islam. Aziz.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 15(1): 63-65, 2008 (June) Keywords: algae; bangladesh; islam
• Medico-botanical report on the Chakma community of Bangladesh by Roy, Snigdha; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul; Rahman, M. Matiur (2008) - Ampelygonum chinensis (L.) Lindly Mono-eja-dar Polygonaceae Whole plant Antiseptic 11. Anisomelis indica (L.) Kuntze Jharbo-horin sing Lamiaceae Leaves Gout, rheumatism 14. Keywords: ache; bangladesh; chakma; hassan; leaves; m.a; plant; rahman; roots; uddin
• Angiosperm flora of Satchari National Park, Habiganj, Bangladesh by Arefin, Md. Kamrul; Rahman, Md. Mizanur; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul (2011) - 7. MORACEAE Artocarpus chaplasha Roxb., Fl. Ind. 3: 525 (1832). Ardisia solanacea Roxb., Pl. Keywords: area; bangladesh; bot; climber; dush; edge; flora; forest; herb; hill; ind; park; roxb; satchari; satchari national; shrub; slope; specimen; tree
• Three new records of Sterculiaceae for Bangladesh by Mia, Md. Manzurul Kadir; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul; Huq, A. Mozaharul (2011) - Referring to the Sterculiaceae of Bangladesh Hooker (1874) reported 20 species under 10 genera from the present Bangladesh, whereas, Prain (1903) documented 9 species and 5 genera from the same area. Email: dr_oliur@yahoo.com 1Former Principal Scientific Officer, Bangladesh National Herbarium, Mirpur-1, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; flora; plant; rahman; taxon
• Updated nomenclature and taxonomic status of the plants of Bangladesh included in Hook. f., the Flora of British India: Volume-I by Rashid, M. Enamur; Rahman, M. Atiqur (2011) - Name of species, Natural Order as in Hook.f. Natural Order: Ranunculaceae Bengal - Wall. Keywords: bangladesh; bengal; cat; chittagong; eastern; family; hook.f; hooker; ind; nomenclature; order; roxb; silhet; silhet wall; species; wall; wallich
• Pulicaria vulgaris Gaertn. (Asteraceae) - A new species record for Bangladesh by Rahman, Md. Oliur; Sultana, Mahbuba; Begum, Momtaz; Hassan, Md. Abul (2011) - An annotated checklist of angiospermic flora of Rema- Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (Habiganj) in Bangladesh II.a: Magnoliopsida (Dicots). Since Pulicaria vulgaris Gaertn. was not reported from any areas now falling under present Bangladesh territory in the relevant literatures (Clarke, 1882; Prain, 1903; Heinig, 1925; Raizada, 1941; Datta and Mitra, 1953; Sinclair, 1956; Keywords: bangladesh; plant; pulicaria; rahman
• Doubtful occurrence of Solanum nigrum L. in Bangladesh by Hassan, Md. Abul (2008) - Differential fluorescent chromosome banding of Solanum nigrum L. and S. villosum L. from Bangladesh. Different black-fruit-bearing forms, if they occur at all in Bangladesh, should be collected from throughout the country to confirm the very existence of S. nigrum in Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; nigrum
• Obituary - National Professor A.K.M. Nurul Islam by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md. (2006) - Prof. Nurul Islam was also the Founder Dean of the Faculty of Biological Sciences, University of Dhaka in 1975 and served the Department of Botany as its Head and Chairman on several occasions (1964-1975). Prof. Nurul Islam, popularly known as ‘DNI Sir’ Keywords: bangladesh; islam; nurul; prof
• National Professor A.K.M. Nurul Islam and his achievements by Irfanullah, Haseeb Md. (2007) - Islam A.K.M. Nurul and Khondker, M. 1991. Prof. A.K.M. Nurul Islam vii 23. Keywords: a.k.m; algae; bangladesh; bot; dacca; islam; new; nurul; nurul islam; plant; studies; taxon

• Ethnoveterinary medicinal practices in tribal regions of Andhra Pradesh, India by Pragada, Prayaga Murty; Rao, Geddada Mohan Narasimha (2012) - S. nigrum L. Solanaceae Kamanchi Leaf Gastrointes- tinal Decoction (100 ml) of leaf is administered once daily for 10 days 96. C. senna L. Caesalpiniaceae Sonamukhi Leaf, pod Rheumatism, skin disease Powder of dried leaves (20 gm) used in rheumatism and skin diseases once daily for 8 days 34. Keywords: andhra; bark; days; decoction; fever; fruit; leaf; paste; plant; pradesh; seed; species; stem; wounds
• On the celebration of 20 years’ endeavour to promote research in plant taxonomy by Hassan, Md. Abul (2013) - This noble proposal was supported by the senior plant taxonomists of the country, like Professor Md. Salar Khan, Professor A.K.M. Nurul Islam and others. With the increase in the number of plant taxonomists in Bangladesh, they felt to come on a common platform to render better service to the nation. Keywords: plant; professor
• Molecular evolutionary relationships of Euphorbia scordifolia Jacq. within the genus inferred from analysis of internal transcribed spacer sequences by Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A.; Ali, M. Ajmal; Lee, Joongku; Kim, Soo-Yong; Rahman, Md. Oliur (2015) - Abstract The present study explored molecular phylogenetic analysis of 28 species of Euphorbia L. for the identification and establishment of molecular evolutionary relationships of Euphorbia scordifolia Jacq. The main molecular phylogenetic studies of Euphorbia species have addressed the overall phylogeny of the genus, with its four subgeneric clades of Rhizanthium, Esula, Euphorbia, and Chamaesyce (Steinmann and Porter, 2002; Bruyns et al., 2006; Park and Jansen, 2007; Zimmermann et al., 2010). Keywords: analysis; dna; euphorbia; plant; scordifolia; sequence; species
• An assessment of floristic diversity of Gandhamardan Hill Range, Orissa, India by Reddy, C. Sudhakar; Pattanaik, Chiranjibi (2009) - Keywords: Floristic diversity; Gandhamardan hill range; Life-form; Medicinal plants; Orissa. Abstract The plant resources of Gandhamardan hill range were studied and analysed. Keywords: area; diversity; families; flora; gandhamardan; hill; india; orissa; plant; range; species; study
• Numerical taxonomic analysis in leaf architectural traits of some Hoya R. Br. species (Apocynaceae) from Philippines by Jumawan, Jess H.; Buot, Inocencio E. (2016) - Multivariate analysis is a tool in the examination of leaf morphometric traits, an important component in the field of numerical taxonomy. The resulting pattern generated from multivariate analysis detected variations in leaf morphometric traits. Keywords: analysis; groups; hoya; leaf; mindorensis; plant; species; traits
• An annotated checklist of weed flora in Odisha, India by Panda, Taranisen; Mishra, Nirlipta; Rahimuddin, Shaikh; Pradhan, Bikram K; Mohanty, Raj B (2020) - Lunikia Shrub P Ph Biofencing Liliales Colchicaceae Gloriosa superba L. Ognisikha Climber A Cr M Asparagales Amaryillidaceae Crinum asiaticum L. Arsa Forb P Cr M, E Asparagaceae BF Agave americana L. Baramasi Shrub P Ph BF Sansevieria roxburghiana Schult. & Schult. Th M FABIDS Zygophyllales Zygophyllaceae Tribulus terrestris L. Gokhara Forb P Ch M Oxalidales Oxalidaceae Oxalis corniculata L. Ambiliti Forb P Cr M, E Malpighiales Euphorbiaceae Acalypha indica L. Forb Keywords: climber; district; flora; forb; forb p; grass; hem; hyd; india; ipomoea; legume; odisha; p ph; p th; panda; ph m; plant; roxb; sedge; shrub; shrub p; species; study; th m; weed
• Seedling herbarium: A priority by Bose, Animesh; Paria, ND (2020) - If a plant can be identified in seedling stage, then it can be protected from numerous environmental and anthropogenic hazards of its life processes. While dealing with a group of taxa, the available seedling characters can be used to prepare a key, which promote easy identification of plants at seedling stage. Keywords: herbarium; leaves; plant; seedling; stage
• Evaluation of the field performance and genetic diversity of 23 varieties of okra from Bangladesh using RAPD markers by Hossain, Md Anowar; Hossen, Md Sajjad; Munshi, Arifur Rahman; Rahman, Kazi Zahidur; Karim, Md Rezaul; Kimura, Yoshinobu (2020) - 198 HOSSAIN et al. Genetic dissimilarity value ranges from 10 to 56%, which suggests a narrow genetic distance within different okra varieties studied. REZAUL KARIM AND YOSHINOBU KIMURA2 Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Rajshahi, Rajshahi-6205, Bangladesh Keywords: Abelmoschus esculentus, Genetic diversity, Polymorphic Information Content, Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus, Enation Leaf Curl Virus. Keywords: diversity; genotypes; okra; plant; rapd; varieties
• Auto-taxonomy of Brassica tournefortii Gouan. (Brassicaceae) in Egypt by Abdelhameed, Asmaa; Amer, Wafaa; Hassan, Walaa; Aboellil, Ayman (2020) - Taxonomic significance of pollen characters: The pollen grains of identified forms of B. tournefortii are were reticulate, tricolpate, heterobrochate (Fig. 7) as reported earlier in Egyptian and Saudi Arabian specimens by El-Naggar et al. (1993) and Gabr (2018a); respectively. (Amer et al., 2019a); the first three species are widespread in Egypt, while the others are rare (Boulos, 1995, 1999, 2009). Keywords: brassica; brassicaceae; characters; diversity; egypt; forms; plant; pollen; species; tournefortii
• The molecular identification of Zanthoxylum armatum DC of Pakistan based on DNA barcoding by Umer, Shakila; Safdar, Nayab; Muhammad, Khushi (2020) - GC content, amplification success rate and sequencing success rate of DNA barcode regions in Zanthoxylum armatum. Recently, various efforts have been made to validate the occurrence of several plastid and ribosomal markers and authenticated DNA barcodes have been reported from plant species of Pakistan (Khan et al. 2019a,b). Keywords: armatum; barcode; barcoding; dna; et al; identification; plant; rbcl; sequencing; species; study; zanthoxylum
• Ethnobotanical information on Sapium insigne (Royle) Benth.: A conserved plant of Shivalik hills, India by Rawat, Dhiraj S.; Kharwal, Anjna D. (2010) - Similar work has been done on poisonous ivy plant (Hedera helix L.) and Brassaia actinophylla of the family Araliaceae. A CONSERVED PLANT OF SHIVALIK HILLS, INDIA DHIRAJ S. RAWAT AND ANJNA D. KHARWAL* Deparment of Botany, Shoolini Institute of Life Sciences and Business Management, Solan (H.P.), India Keywords: Ethnobotanical information; Latex; Shivalik hills. Keywords: hills; jain; latex; plant
• Floristic composition in the ruderal areas of Southeast Anatolia, Turkey by Zeynep Izgördü, Zeynep; Akan, Hasan (2021) - rotundum (L.) Steam H Delipırasa Doğan et al. (2004), Babacan et al. (2017) Zİ 1117 2 Amaranthaceae Amaranthus albus L. H Kömüşmancarı Davis (1965–1988), Polunin (1997), Doğan et al. (2004) Zİ 1145 3 Anacardiaceae *Pistacia vera L. T Antepfıstığı - Zİ 1207 4 Anacardiaceae Rhus coriaria L. S Sumak Doğan et al, (2004) Zİ 1205 5 Apiaceae Artedia squamata L. H Karabenek Babacan et al. (2017) ZI 1066 ZI 1101 ZI 1182 6 Apiaceae Coriandrum sativum L. H Kişniş Doğan et al, (2004) ZI 1170 7 Apiaceae Pimpinella corymbosa Boiss. H Roka - ZI 1176 51 Brassicaceae Lepidium draba L. H Diğnik Balos & Akan (2008), Babacan et al. (2017) ZI 1236 52 Brassicaceae Sinapis alba L. subsp alba H Mamalık Davis (1965–1988), Doğan et al. (2004) ZI 1027 53 Brassicaceae Sinapis arvensis L. H Hardal Davis (1965–1988), Ozturk & Ozcelik (1991), Ertekin (2002), Doğan et al, (2004) ZI 1172 54 Boraginaceae Alkanna strigosa Boiss. &Hohen. Keywords: abak; akan; akan et; area; asteraceae; aydoğdu; babacan et; balos; boiss; davis; doğan; doğan et; ertekin; et al; fabaceae; flora; l. h; lamiaceae; plant; poaceae; species; study; subsp; table; taxa; turkey; var; şanlıurfa
• Angiospermic flora of Wadi Al Aqiq in Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah, Saudi Arabia by Obaid, Wael A; Hameed, Usama K Abdel (2021) - Plant species and family name that were collected from Wadi Al Aqiq, Saudi Arabia. Poaceae, Leguminosae, Asteraceae represent the biggest share of plant species in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Al-Nafie, 2008). Keywords: arabia; flora; plant; region; saharo; saudi; species
• Climate change, biosystematics and taxonomy by Alam, M Khairul (2021) - In the nineteenth century a tradition was established of study of variation, in nature and in cultivation, of plant species by botanists such as Jordan, Kerner and Bonnier (Davis and Heywood, 1963: 387). Evidence from palynology and fossil records have shown that, in the past, plant species have successfully responded to environmental change by 1) remaining within the modified climate by tolerance or adaptation, 2) migrating to track suitable conditions, or most likely a combination of both (Engler et al., 2009). Keywords: change; climate; climate change; conditions; heywood; new; phenotypic; plant; plasticity; polyploidy; range; species; taxonomy
• Tropaeolaceae: A New Family Record for the Flora Of Saudi Arabia by Al robai, Sami Asir ; Mohamed, Haidar Abdalgadir ; Ahmed, Abdelazim Ali ; Kordofani, Maha Ahmed (2022) - The new record (Tropaeolum majus L.) from the Tropaeolaceae family was found in damp and exposed semi-shaded habitats between roughly 1800 and 2132 m elevation in southwestern Saudi Arabia. 82 AL-ROBAI et al. Habitat and distribution: The new taxon was found growing on disturbed waste places rich in decaying leaf litter near roadsides of Albaha city, southwestern Saudi Arabia (Fig. 3). Keywords: arabia; majus; plant; saudi; tropaeolum
• Genetic Diversity and Relationships Among Medicinal Species of Malva L. (Malvaceae) Based on Issr Markers by Ghafoor , Bakhtiar Saadey ; Hamarashid, Sahar Hussein (2022) - Also, Malva species were clearly separated from each other in the dendrogram and PCA, indicating the higher efficiency of ISSR technique in Malva species identification. BASED ON ISSR MARKERS BAKHTIAR SAADEY GHAFOOR AND SAHAR HUSSEIN HAMARASHID* Sulaimani Polytechnic University, Technical College of Applied Science, Halabja, Iraq Keywords: Malva species; genetic diversity; relationship; ISSR markers; Iraq. Keywords: analysis; diversity; issr; malva; malva species; markers; number; plant; populations; primer; relationships; species
• Floral Richness And Seasonalityof Phytodiversity In The Tessala Mountains, Western Algeria by Saidi, Boubakr ; Latreche , Ali ; Dif, Mustapha Mahmoud (2023) - November - February Phanerophytes Shurb Aristolochia baetica L. Aristolochiaceae January-June Phanerophytes Perennial herbaceous Artemisia vulgaris L. Asteraceae June-September Hemicryptophytes Perennial Asteraceae June-August Therophytes Perennial herbaceous A. cancellata L. Asteraceae April-June Therophytes Annual herbaceous Atractylis gummifera L. Asteraceae August-November Hemicryptophytes Perennial Keywords: april; asteraceae; august; des; flora; hemicryptophytes; herbaceous; july; june; march; mountains; phanerophytes; plant; richness; season; shrub; species; spring; sub; tessala; therophytes
• Tree Diversity, Abundance And Dominance In The Lakeside Vegetation of Dhaka City, Bangladesh by Akter , Evana ; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim (2023) - Results and Discussion Inventory of tree species diversity Tree species diversity in the urban lakeside vegetation of Dhaka city. Keywords: city; dhaka; diversity; exotic; lakeside; native; plant; species; study; tree; tree diversity; tree species; uddin; urban; vegetation
• Exploration of Salinity Effect on Palyno-Morphological Characteristics of Plant Species Collected From Salt Range by Nazish, Moona ; Bibi, Fozia ; Alwahibi, Mona S; Elshikh, Mohamed S; Zaman, Wajid (2024) - Light (LM) and Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) techniques are significant for the characterization and identification of pollen taxa at species and genus level (Sarwar, 2011). Palynologists explained the taxonomic importance of pollen taxa using SEM by showing variations in exine sculpturing (Andersen and Bertelsen, 1972; Faegri et al., 1989). Keywords: khan; morphology; nazish; pakistan; plant; pollen; range; salt; size; species; study; taxa
• Morphological and molecular identification of biologically active endophytic fungi isolated from Dillenia indica L. by Zinnurine, Rabita; Sohrab, Md Hossain; Afroz, Farhana; Rony, Satyajit Roy; Akhter, Shammi; Begum , Mst Nadira; Rana , Md Sohel (2024) - Surface sterilization of leaves and stems was the basic doing work to isolate endophytic fungi. Media preparation Water Agar Medium (HiMedia Laboratories Pvt. Ltd) was used for the inoculation and Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) (Titan Biotech Ltd) was used for the isolation of endophytic fungi and prepared them as per the manufacturer’s instruction written on the jar. Keywords: activity; blue; colletotrichum; endophytic; fungi; identification; plant; strains; view
• Unlocking the potential of Albizia procera: A multifunctional tree for sustainable development and climate resilience by Shah, Syed Shaheen; Shaikh, M Nasiruzzaman; Rahman, Tanzilur; Shams, Md Iftekhar; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade; Rahman, Syed Masiur; Raihan, Asif; Nayem, S M Abu; Aziz , Md Abdul (2024) - This review highlights the taxonomy, ecological benefits, and diverse applications and ecological benefits of A. procera, emphasizing its role in reforestation, agroforestry, and sustainable forestry practices. A. procera is also valued for its high- quality timber, contributing to traditional woodworking and modern engineered products like Glulam beams, demonstrating its economic value. Keywords: a. procera; afforestation; agroforestry; albizia; albizia procera; applications; arabia; carbon; climate; conditions; et al; growth; plant; potential; procera; properties; saudi; shah; soil; species; tree; wood
• De Novo nuclear genome assembly and annotation of Aizoon canariense L. (Aizoaceae): Uncovering genomic adaptations of a medicinal herb to arid environments by Alofi, Reem Lafi Saleem; Ali, Mohammad Ajmal; Alwahibi, Mona Solaiman; Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid; Rahman, M Oliur; Mahato, Rajesh; Kim, Soo Yong; Lee, Joongku (2025) - The GAME v.1 software was developed using Python to provide a user-friendly, fast, free, and automated GUI-based solution for plant genome assembly and annotation. Genomic Analysis Made Easy (GAME V1): An automated software for plant genome assembly and annotation from illumina sequencing. Keywords: analysis; annotation; assembly; canariense; genes; genome; genome assembly; genomic; length; plant; reads; sequencing
• Cytotaxonomy of Centaurea section Mesocentron (Asteraceae) in Türkiye by Şirin, Emrah (2025) - The chromosome number for C. solstitialis subsp. C. solstitialis subsp. Keywords: asymmetry; centaurea; chromosome; mesocentron; plant; solstitialis; solstitialis subsp; species; subsp; taxa
• Molecular characterization and multilocus dna barcode-based delimitation of Duranta erecta L. morphotypes from Nigeria by Sagaya, Abdulquadri; Abdulrahaman, Abdullahi Alanamu (2025) - The observed amplicon sizes (875 bp for matK, 570 bp for rbcL, and 671 bp for ITS) fell within recommended ranges (CBOL, 2009; Li et al., 2011; Kumar et al., 2015). Email: sagaya.aa@unilorin.edu.ng https://doi.org/10.3329/bjpt.v32i1.82393 mailto:sagaya.aa@unilorin.edu.ng 66 SAGAYA AND ABDULRAHAMAN multiple forms or subspecies (Liu et al., 2012; Moroni et al., 2019). Keywords: dna; duranta; erecta; et al; forms; green; matk; plant; rbcl; species; yellow
• Structure and composition of understory plant assemblages of six land use types in the Lore Lindu National Park, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia by Ramadhanil, Ramadhanil; Tjitrosoedirdjo, Sri Soetarmi; Setiadi, Dede (2008) - Plots of land use types A-C were located at slightly higher elevation (hill-tops) than land use types D-F (lower slopes). The species composition of understory plants was different among land use types. Keywords: cacao; forest; indonesia; intensity; land; land use; plant; rain; species; types; understory; use; use intensity; use types

• A taxonomic revision of Amorphophallus Blume ex Decne. Sect. Conophallus (Schott) Engl. (Araceae) in India by Jaleel, V. Abdul; Sivadasan, M.; Alfarhan, Ahmed H.; Thomas, Jacob; Alatar, A. A. (2012) - Introduction The genus Amorphophallus Blume ex Decne. is represented by more than 200 species (Mayo et al., 1997; Jaleel et al., 2011). The present investigation shows that the maximum species diversity of the section is in Kerala belonging to the Western Ghats area which is one of the world’s ten Hottest biodiversity hotspots (Myers et al., 2000). Keywords: amorphophallus; basal; female; flower; green; india; jaleel; male; spadix; spathe; species
• Taxonomic significance of spermoderm pattern in Cucurbitaceae by Ali, M. Ajmal; Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A.; Pandey, Arun K.; Lee, Joongku (2013) - High structural diversity of seed provides most valuable criteria for classification at species and family level (Barthlott, 1984); therefore, spermoderm surface patterns have been extensively utilized as a secondary taxonomic characters (see Pandey and Ali, 2006). © 2013 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SPERMODERM PATTERN IN CUCURBITACEAE M. AJMAL ALI1, FAHAD M.A. AL-HEMAID, ARUN K. PANDEY2 AND JOONGKU LEE3 Department of Botany and Microbiology, College of Science, King Saud University, Riyadh-11451, Saudi Arabia. Keywords: cucurbitaceae; india; pandey; pattern; reticulate; spermoderm; testa
• A new combination in Litsea Lam. (Lauraceae) from north eastern India by Bhuinya, Trina; Singh, Paramjit (2013) - Here, Tetranthera khasyana Meisn. is described as a new combination of Litsea hookeri (Meisn.) But another plant Litsea khasyana Meisn. already existed. Keywords: india; litsea; meisn
• The genus Sorastrum Kützing (Hydrodictyaceae, Sphaeropleales, Chlorophyta) from India, with a new species S. philiposianum by Keshri, Jai Prakash; Mallick, Prasant (2013) - Although the genus is treated under Chlorococcales, the recent taxonomic revisions (Deason et al., 1991; Buchheim et al., 2005; McManas and Lewis, 2005; Graham et al., 2009) suggest its inclusion under the members of Hydrodictyaceae belonging to Sphaeropleales. J. Sci., Hiroshima Univ., Ser. B, 22: 1-63. Keywords: algae; chlorococcales; india; sorastrum; species; spines
• Taxonomic identity of Theriophonum danielii and T. manickamii (Araceae) by Sivadasan, M.; Jaleel, V. Abdul; Alfarhan, Ahmed H.; Lakshminarasimhan, P. (2014) - T. danielii and T. manickamii are unequivocally recognized as conspecific with T. infaustum and T. fischeri, respectively in the present taxonomic appraisal. The recently described T. danielii and T. manickamii are considered here as conspecific with T. infaustum and T. fischeri, respectively. Keywords: fischeri; india; infaustum; manickamii; sivadasan; species; theriophonum
• Habenaria nicobarica (Orchidaceae), A new species from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India by Murugan, C.; Alappatt, Joju P.; Prabhu, S.; Arisdason, W. (2014) - © 2014 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists HABENARIA NICOBARICA (ORCHIDACEAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS, INDIA C. MURUGAN1, JOJU P. ALAPPATT2, S. PRABHU3 AND W. ARISDASON4 Botanical Survey of India (BSI), Andaman and Nicobar Regional Centre, Port Blair 744 102, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India Keywords: Habenaria nicobarica; India; Andaman and Nicobar Islands; Orchidaceae. Key to species of Habenaria in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, illustration and photograph of the new species are also provided. Keywords: andaman; india; islands; nicobar
• Oberonia acaulis Griff. var. latipetala (Orchidaceae) - A new variety from Manipur, India by Chowlu, K.; Nanda, Y.; Rao, A. Nageswara (2014) - Characters Oberonia acaulis Oberonia acaulis var. it is proved to be distinct from Oberonia acaulis Griff. Keywords: acaulis; india; oberonia; var
• Revision of Amorphophallus Blume ex Decne. Sect. Amorphophallus (Araceae) in India by Jaleel, V. Abdul; Sivadasan, M.; Alfarhan, Ahmed H.; Thomas, Jacob; Alatar, A. A. (2014) - Rhaphiophallus is the largest of the three sections of the genus and is represented in India by eight species (Jaleel et al., 2011), viz. On the way to East-West Road, 17.5.1999, Abdul Jaleel RIA 350 (Infl.) Keywords: amorphophallus; appendix; basal; cali; flower; india; jaleel; male; paeoniifolius; sect; spadix; spathe
• A new species of Arundinella Raddi (Poaceae) from the Western Ghats, India by Sunil, C. N.; Narayanan, M.K. Ratheesh; Parameswaran, Prajeesh; Sivadasan, M.; Alfarhan, A. H. (2014) - Arundinella thirunelliensis Sunil, Ratheesh & Sivadasan, sp. nov. (Figs 1 & 2). Lour., Cyperus sp., Equisetum sp., etc. Comparison of characters of Arundinella thirunelliensis with A. nepalensis is provided in Table 1. Keywords: arundinella; india; lemma; lower; upper
• A new species of Hydrocotyle L. (Araliaceae) from India by Karuppusamy, S.; Ali, M. Ajmal; Rajasekaran, K. M.; Lee, Joongku; Kim, Soo-Yong; Pandey, Arun K.; Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A. (2014) - Characters H. kollimalayensis H. sibthorpioides H. conferta H. javanica Stem Filiform Wiry Wiry Wiry Stem hairs Silky setaceous Hirsute Hirsute Hirsute Leaves 5-lobed 5-7-lobed 7-9-lobed 7-11-lobed Leaf indumentum Sparse hirsute above and dense below Hirsute on both surface Hirsute on both surface Hirsute on both surface Petiole 2-4 cm long 2-3 cm long 2-6 cm long 5-15 cm long No. of flowers per inflorescence 6-12 3-10 10-20 20-30 Peduncle Glabrous Hirsute Hirsute Hirsute Flowers 0.1 mm wide 0.2 mm wide 0.3 mm wide 0.5 mm wide Fruits Ellipsoidal Ellipsoidal Suborbicular Suborbicular Ribs on fruits 3, obscure 3, distinct 3, obscure 5, distinct Phylogenetic relationship The phylogenetic relationship of Hydrocotyle kollimalayensis with its allied species is presented in Figure 3. We also inferred the relationship of H. kollimalayensis with allied species using molecular phylogenetic analyses based on nrDNA ITS sequence data. Keywords: hydrocotyle; india; kollimalayensis; nadu; new; species; tamil
• Sonerila gadgiliana, a new scapigerous species of Melastomataceae from India by Narayanan, M.K. Ratheesh; Sivadasan, M.; Sunil, C.N.; Nandakumar, M.K.; Shaju, T.; Alfarhan, A.H.; Tamimi, A.S.M. Amal (2015) - © 2015 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists   SONERILA GADGILIANA, A NEW SCAPIGEROUS SPECIES OF MELASTOMATACEAE FROM INDIA M.K. RATHEESH NARAYANAN, M. SIVADASAN1,2, C.N. SUNIL3, M.K. NANDAKUMAR4, T. SHAJU5, A.H. ALFARHAN2 AND A.S.M. AMAL TAMIMI6 Department of Botany, Payyanur College, Edat P.O., Kannur 670 327, Kerala, India Keywords: Kerala; Melastomatoideae; New species; Sonerileae. New species of Memecylon and Sonerila (Melastomataceae) from southern Western Ghats of India. Keywords: glabrous; hairy; india; melastomataceae; ratheesh; sonerila; species
• A revised infrageneric classification of Dimeria R. Br. (Poaceae: Andropogoneae) by Raj, M.S. Kiran; Sivadasan, M.; Veldkamp, J.F.; Alfarhan, A.H.; Tamimi, A.S.M. Amal (2015) - Dimeria R. Br. sect. Dimeria R. Br. sect. Keywords: bor; dimeria; india; kiran; rachis; raj; ravi; sect; species
• Typification of ten species of Litsea Lam. (Lauraceae) endemic to India by Singh, Rajeev Kumar; Garg, Arti; Singh, Paramjit (2015) - Deccan Peninsula, s.d., B. Heyne s.n. Arunachal Pradesh, Dibang Valley, Mishmi Hills, s.d., W. Griffith s.n. Keywords: hook; india; lectotype; litsea; meisn; species
• Diospyros udaiyanii (Ebenaceae), a new species from Western Ghats, India by Udayan, P.S.; Raghu, A.V.; Begum, S. Noorunisa; Pradeep, A.K. (2015) - Diospyros udaiyanii P.S. Udayan, sp. nov. D. pilosiusculata Habit Small trees (6 m) Trees (8 m) Keywords: diospyros; glabrous; india; kerala; species; udaiyanii
• Jungermannia obliquifolia (Schiffn.) VÁNA (Marchantiophyta) from India by Manju, C. N.; Rajesh, K. P.; Madhusoodanan, P. V. (2009) - Jungermannia subgenus Plectocolea is represented by 11 valid species in India of which four are known to occur in South India (Udar and Kumar, 1981; Bapna and Kachroo, 2000; Alam et al., 2007) Keywords: Marchantiophyta; Jungermannia obliquifolia; New record; Western Ghats; India. Keywords: india; jungermannia; obliquifolia; váňa
• A new subspecies of Dimeria hohenackeri Hochst. ex Miq. (Poaceae) from India by Raj, M.S. Kiran; Sivadasan, M.; Dileep, P.; Alfarhan, A. H. (2016) - Alappuzha–688 582, Kerala, India Keywords: Dimeria hohenackeri subsp. Diagnosis: Dimeria hohenackeri subsp. Keywords: dimeria; hohenackeri; india; kiran; raj
• Typification of fourteen names of twelve recognized taxa in Leucas R. Br. (Lamiaceae) and one new combination by Singh, Rajeev Kumar (2016) - Leucas pilosa Benth., Pl. Leucas pilosa Benth. Keywords: benth; herbarium; india; lectotype; leucas; protologue; specimens; wallich
• Brachystelma seshachalamense (Apocynaceae), a new species from Andhra Pradesh, India by Prasad, K.; Prasanna, P. V. (2016) - In India Brachystelma is represented by 23 species and, 22 of them are endemic to the country (Prasad et al., 2016; Venu and Prasad, 2015). Brachystelma seshachalamense K. Prasad & Prasanna, sp. nov. A. Leaves; B. Hairs on petiole and margins (close up); C. Flower bud; D & E. Flower; F. Corona (top view). Keywords: brachystelma; india; long; species
• Glochidion talakonense sp. nov. (Phyllanthaceae) from Seshachalam Biosphere Reserve, Andhra Pradesh, India by Rao, M. Sankara; Swamy, J.; Nagaraju, S.; Padal, S. B.; Naidu, M. Tarakeswara; Chandramohan, K.; Thulasiah, T. (2016) - Abstract Glochidion talakonense M. Sankara Rao, J. Swamy, S. Nagaraju, S.B. Padal, M. Tarakeswara Naidu, K. Chandramohan & T. Thulasiah, a new species of Phyllanthaceae from Talakona hills, Seshachalam Biosphere Reserve, Andhra Pradesh, India, is described and illustrated. Glochidion talakonense M. Sankara Rao, J. Swamy, S. Nagaraju, S.B. Padal, M. Tarakeswara Naidu, K. Chandramohan & T. Thulasiah sp. Keywords: glochidion; india; species; talakonense
• Eleocharis neglecta (Cyperaceae), a new species from Konkan region of Maharashtra, India by Borude, D.B.; Chandore, A.N.; Gholave, A.R.; Yadav, S.R. (2016) - 2. A. Eleocharis neglecta habitat; B. E. dulcis habitat; C. & E. E. neglecta spikelets; D. & F. E. dulcis spikelet; G. E. neglecta culm; H. E. dulcis culm; I. E. neglecta fertile glume; J. E. dulcis fertile glume; K. E. neglecta sterile glume; L. E. dulcis sterile glume; M. E. neglecta achene; N. E. dulcis achene; O. E. neglecta epidermal cell on achene surface; P. E. dulcis epidermal cell on achene surface. and it is closely allied to Eleocharis dulcis (Burm. f.) Keywords: chandore; eleocharis; india; neglecta; species
• Checklist of mosses (Bryophyta) of Gangetic Plains, India by Rawat, Krishna Kumar; Alam, Afroz; Verma, Praveen Kumar (2016) - Nat., Bot., ser. 3, 2: 304. 1844. Nat., Bot., ser. Keywords: bengal; bot; fissidens; gangulee; india; lal; mosses; plains; pradesh; singh; uttar; west
• A new species of Laportea Gaudich. (Urticaceae) from Himalaya, India by Bhellum, Bachan Lal; Singh, Bikarma (2016) - Abstract A new herb species of Urticaceae, Laportea stolonifera B. L. Bhellum & B. Singh, is described and illustrated from a restricted habitat of subtropical forest of Northwest Himalaya, India. The assessment of the IUCN status of L. stolonifera were done following 2001 IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria version 3.1, and for this particular species IUCN Guidelines for Application of IUCN Red List Criteria at Regional and National Levels Criteria version 4.0 (IUCN, 2010) were followed. Keywords: india; laportea; new; singh; species; stolonifera
• Ephedra yangthangensis (Ephedraceae), a new species from Himachal Pradesh, India by Sharma, Prabha; Singh, Rita (2016) - Four additional species - E. pangiensis Singh & Sharma, E. kardangensis Sharma & Uniyal , E. khurickensis Sharma & Uniyal, E. sumlingensis Sharma & Uniyal have recently been added from the Western Himalaya (Sharma and Uniyal, 2008; Sharma et al., 2010; Sharma and Singh, 2015). Diagnosis: Ephedra yangthangensis can be distinguished from E. intermedia by its smaller male strobili, shorter length and curved synangiophore, yellowish orange fleshy bracts of bigger female strobili, orangish scale leaves and light green robust stem as compared to the other species E. intermedia that flourishes in this area. Keywords: ephedra; india; sharma; species; strobili
• A new combination in the genus Diplacrum R. Br. (Cyperaceae) from India by Chandramohan, K. (2016) - are kept under the sections Diplacrum R. Br. and Sphaeropus (Boeck.) Note: Diplacrum poklei is endemic to Maharashtra, India. Keywords: diplacrum; india; scleria
• A new species of Leiorreuma (Ascomycota, Ostropales) from Great Nicobar Island, India by Singh, Pushpi; Ram, T.A.M. Jagadeesh; Singh, K. P. (2017) - Keywords: Ascomycota; Lichenized fungi; New species; Taxonomy; Sundaland. New species of Graphidaceae from Loei Province, Thailand. Keywords: ascospores; india; leiorreuma; nicobar; species
• Oberonia jhae: A new species of orchid from Arunachal Pradesh, India by Chowlu, Krishna; Rab, Kera Serbi (2017) - Diagnosis: Oberonia jhae is closely allied to Oberonia emarginata, but differs in having shorter leaves (1.5-3.2 cm); smaller flowers, c. 0.5 mm across; sepals, equal, ovate-lanceolate; petals lanceolate, acute, minutely erose-dentate. Distinguishing characters between Oberonia jhae and Oberonia emarginata. Keywords: arunachal; chowlu; india; oberonia; pradesh; species
• Nomenclatural notes on Piper pseudonigrum Velayd. and Amalraj (Piperaceae) by Kottaimuthu, R. (2017) - Piper rukshagandhum J. Mathew in Telopea 19: 23 (2016). Recently, Mathew et al. (2016) described a new species Piper rukshagandhum J. Mathew from Achankovil, Kerala. Keywords: india; piper
• Lectotypification of Actinodaphne lanata Meisn. (Lauraceae) and notes on its occurrence in the Western chats, India by Robi, A. J.; Anilkumar, K. A.; Udayan, P. S. (2017) - Pistillate flowesr c. 7 mm long, pedicels 3–5 mm long, slightly angular, fulvous tomentose; perianth lobes oblong-elliptic or orbicular, acute or rounded at apex, margin ciliate, fulvous tomentose outside, glabrous inside, gland-dotted, 3-veined, membranaceous, inner 2.5 × 1.5–2.0 mm, flat, outer 2.0 × 1.5 mm long, concave, keeled at back; staminodes 9, nearly spathulate, linear-lanceolate, apex acute, 1–1.5 mm long, pilose at base, third row with bi-glandular, glands ca. 0.5 mm across, kidney-shaped, stipe linear; ovary obovoid, c. 1.5 by 1.0 mm, glabrous; style stout, sparsely pilose, curved, c. 1 mm long, yellow, stigma peltate, white. Fruits ellipsoid to obovoid, c. 1.5 mm long, apex with persistent stylar remnents, drying black; mature perianth tube shallowly cup-shaped, c. 7 mm in diam., fulvous tomentose outside at early stage, puberulous when mature; pedicels slender, c. 1cm long, glabrescent, greenish yellow. Keywords: actinodaphne; india; lanata; species
• Cololejeunea microscopica var. microscopica (Marchantiophyta: Lejeuneaceae) – A new record for India by Singh, Sushil Kumar; Kumar, Shashi (2017) - But, the latter differs from the former in having leaf lobes with acute-obtuse apices, papillose leaf lobe cells, unicellular stylus and 16-celled gemmae with 3 adhesive cells (Zhu and So, 2001; Dey and Singh, 2012). A gemma showing germination former in having leaf lobes with acute–obtuse apices, papilliose leaf lobe cells, unicellular stylus and 16-celled gemmae with 3 adhesive cells (Zhu and So, 2001; Dey and Singh, 2012). Keywords: cells; cololejeunea; india; leaf; microscopica; var
• A new variety of Dimeria connivens Hack. (Poaceae) from India by Chandramohan, K.; Prasanna, P.V. (2017) - After critical examination of the specimens with available literature and comparison with allied species, it is revealed that the species is distinct from Dimeria connivens and therefore, recognized it as a new variety of Dimeria connivens Hack. Dimeria connivens var. roxburghiana var. Keywords: connivens; dimeria; india; var
• Dimeria kalerii (Poaceae: Panicoideae), A new species from northern Kerala, India by Biju, P.; Josekutty, E.J.; Jomy, Augustine (2018) - Kiran Raj et al. (2015) recognized 65 species in their revised infrageneric classification of Dimeria R. Br. and classified them into four sections. The detailed study of specimens from three different collections (Biju & Jomy 1166, Biju & Jomy 1193, Biju & Jomy 2810) of three populations revealed that it is an interesting specimen of Dimeria R. Br. and differed from all other species of the genus known so far. Keywords: dimeria; india; kerala; species
• Notes on the genus Tylophora R. Br. (Asclepiadaceae) of India by Rasingam, L.; Swamy, J.; Nagaraju, S. (2018) - Style apex pentagonal, c. 1.1×1.0 mm, with convex top. Gynostegium c. 2.2 mm long; carpels 2, c. 1.6×1.0 mm, glabrous; style apex pentagonal, c. 1.1×0.4 mm. Flowering and fruiting: March to September. Keywords: andaman; india; islands; tylophora
• Lectotypification of Cryptocarya anamalayana Gamble (Lauraceae) with a note on its fruits by Bachan, K.H. Amitha; Robi, A.J.; Pradeep, A.K.; Udayan, P.S. (2018) - During the course of an assessment of the riparian flora of the Chalakkudy river basin the authors collected an interesting specimen of Cryptocarya from the Sholayar, the Cryptocarya anamalayana Gamble. Lectotype of Cryptocarya anamalayana Gamble (Lauraceae) is designated here along with description of its mature fruits. Keywords: anamalayana; cryptocarya; gamble; india; kerala
• Petrosaviaceae, A new family record for India by Bhat, Nazir Ahmad; Jeri, Licha; Roy, Dilip Kr.; Kumar, Yogendra (2018) - After a critical examination of the specimens, consultation of relevant literature (Takahashi et al., 1993; Ohashi, 2000; Cameron et al., 2003; Remizowa et al., 2017) and expert scrutiny, its identity was confirmed as Petrosavia sakuraii (Makino) J.J. It occurs on the forest floor of broad-leaved or coniferous trees (Takahashi et al., 1993) and is distributed in humid temperate regions of Japan, southern China, Taiwan, Myanmar, northern Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia (Remizowa et al., 2017). Keywords: india; makino; petrosavia; sakuraii
• Three new taxa in Lauraceae from India by Gangopadhyay, M. (2009) - 1E-mail: mgangopadhyay55@rediffmail.com 142 GANGOPADHYAY Leaves scattered, crowed towards apices, thinly chartaceous, dark greenish- or brownish- green above, bluish-glaucous beneath, usually broad elliptic or lanceolate-elliptic or rarely narrowly elliptic, 10-20.5 × 3-5 cm, unequally or sub-equally acute or obtuse at base, non-decurrent to extreme base, entire, flat along margin, attenuate to long acumen often beaked (acumens 11-32 mm long, broad and acute at tip) at apex; glabrous excepting mid-vein sparsely tomentellous at lower half above, sparsely minutely appressed fine puberulous beneath; mid-vein penninerved, slender, shallowly sunken at lower halves, gradually flat along length above, slightly raised, convex or rarely triangular beneath; lateral nerves 10-14 pairs, slender, hardly raised above, slightly raised beneath, arcuate, forming faint loops near margin; tertiary nerves obscure to faint above, faint beneath, distantly scalariform; minor nervules obscure above, faint beneath, reticulate; petioles slender, 10-18 mm long, 1-1.5 mm broad, sparsely puberulous or glabrous, concave above, convex beneath. Allied to P. wightii Meisn., but differs in having sparsely sericeous young shoots, leaves with long acumens, tertiary nerves slender and distantly placed and minor nervules faint beneath when mature. Keywords: beneath; glabrous; india; view; whorl
• Lectotypification of the genus Geissaspis Wight & Arn. (Fabaceae-Papilionoideae) by Balan, Anoop P.; Predeep, S.V.; Udayan, P.S.; Prakashkumar, R. (2018) - Geissaspis cristata Wight & Arn., Prodr.: 218 (1834). and G. tenella Benth. Keywords: geissaspis; india; tenella; wight
• A survey on the floral diversity of rural areas in Udumalpet Taluk, Tiruppur District, Tamil Nadu, India by Radha, P; Nagaraj, R; Udhayavani, C; Sivaranjani, K (2020) - Acalypha indica L. Euphorbiaceae H Kuppaimeni M 11. Phyllanthus maderaspatensis L. Euphorbiaceae H Nella nelli M 274. Keywords: acanthaceae; amaranthaceae; areas; asteraceae; caesalpiniaceae; coimbatore; district; diversity; euphorbiaceae; fabaceae; flora; india; lam; malvaceae; mimosaceae; nadu; plants; roxb; solanaceae; species; survey; taluk; tamil; willd
• A new species of the genus Phoebe Nees (Lauraceae) from North-East India by Gangopadhyay, M; Sarmah, A (2007) - Short communication A NEW SPECIES OF THE GENUS PHOEBE NEES (LAURACEAE) FROM NORTH-EAST INDIA M. GANGOPADHYAY1 AND A. SARMAH2 Central Botanical Laboratory, Howrah 711103, West Bengal, India Key words: Lauraceae, New species, Phoebe During the course of the study of the family Lauraceae, the authors came across some interesting specimens from Arunachal Pradesh, India housed in ASSAM (Herbarium of Botanical Survey of India, Eastern Circle, Shillong) and APFH (Herbarium of State Forest Research Institute, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh). Acknowledgements Authors are grateful to the Director, the State Forests Research Institute, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh and the Deputy Director, Eastern Circle, Botanical Survey of India, Shillong for research facilities. Keywords: india; phoebe
• Filamentous cyanobacteria from western ghats of North Kerala, India by Geethu, V; Shamina, Mamiyil (2021) - To fill up this knowledge gap, the present research was carried out on the cyanobacterial flora of Peruvannamuzhi forest and Janaki forests of Western Ghats in Kozhikode District, North Kerala State, India. Materials and Methods The study was conducted in Peruvannamuzhi forest and Janaki forest of Western Ghats located in Kozhikode District, Kerala state, India. Keywords: cyanobacteria; district; diversity; division; fig; forest; geethu; india; kerala; peruvannamuzhi; species; specimen
• Taxonomic revision of the genus Caesalpinia l. (Caesalpiniaceae) for Bangladesh by Khatun, BM Rezia; Rahman, Mohammad Oliur (2006) - Fl. Ind. 2: 360 (1832); Baker in Hook. Brandis, Ind. Trees: 247 (1906); Hattink, Reinwardtia 9: 28 (1974); Caesalpinia oleosperma Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 357 (1832). Keywords: caesalpinia; glabrous; huq; ind; india; leaflets; pairs; pod; rahman
• A critical study of the genus Leucas R. Br. (Lamiaceae) from Bangladesh by Khanam, Mahbuba; Hassan, Md Abul (2005) - ABUL HASSAN1 Bangladesh National Herbarium, Chiriakhana Road, Mirpur -1, Dhaka - 1216, Bangladesh Key words: Leucas R. Br., Lamiaceae, Taxonomy, Bangladesh. India, 4: 689 (1885); Kanjilal et al., Fl. Keywords: calyx; india; long; wall
• Hemiorchis rhodorrhachis Schum. (Zingiberaceae) - A new record for Bangladesh by Srivastava, SC; Ghoshal, PP (2005) - Staminodes c. 12 - 7 mm, bit leathery, obliquely ovate-oblong, orange or yellow, entire margin, obtuse apex, 3-nerved, slightly clawed; claw c. 3 mm. Lateral petals c. 12 Keywords: india
• An account of the species of Litsea Lam. (Lauraceae) endemic to India by Bhuinya, T.; Singh, P.; Mukherjee, Sobhan K. (2010) - Litsea species States of India having endemic species of Litsea AP In India there are 45 species and Litsea species grow in the evergreen or semi-evergreen forests at elevation from 200-3650 m. Keywords: evergreen; india; kerala; litsea; species
• Rediscovery of Appendicula cornuta Bl. (Orchidaceae) from Meghalaya, India by Bhaumik, M.; Deori, C. (2010) - Flora of British India, Vol. 6: 82. Short communication © 2010 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists REDISCOVERY OF APPENDICULA CORNUTA BL. (ORCHIDACEAE) FROM MEGHALAYA, INDIA M. BHAUMIK1 AND C. DEORI2 Central Botanical Laboratory, Botanical Survey of India, Howrah 711 103, India Keywords: Rediscovery; Appendicula cornuta Bl.; Generic record; Meghalaya; India. Keywords: cornuta; india
• A new variety of Ipomoea triloba (Convolvulaceae) from Deccan plateau, India by Londhe, D K ; Bhuktar , A S (2023) - nov. (Fig. 1) The new variety is morphologically allied to Ipomoea triloba L. but distinct by having tap root with adventitious roots, completely white petals, completely green sepals, stem, petiole and pedicle, dimorphic leaves, bract persistent, white stamens, hairy style, globose stigma, glabrous ovary, greenish and glabrous capsule, persistent bract, marginal pilous seeds, longer corolla, peduncles longer than petiole. Ipomoea triloba L. var. Keywords: glabrous; india; ipomoea; triloba; var
• Notes On Oedogonium Circinatum Tiff.(Oedogoniaceae) From Indian Sundarban by Mandal, Manasi (2023) - New records of nannandrous Oedogonium species from India. New species of Oedogonium. Keywords: india; oedogonium; species; specimens; sundarban
• A Taxonomic Revision of Axonopus P. Beauv. (Poaceae: Panicoideae) in India by Saha, Suparna ; Mandal, Manasi ; Sensarma, Sreyoshee ; Bhattacharyya, Subhasmit ; Pradhan, Durga Kumar ; Maity, Debabrata (2024) - Recently, Prasanna et al. (2020), Kellogg et al. (2020), and Siddabathula and Prasanna (2023) also listed both species for the country. Veldkamp et al. in Middleton et al., Fl. Singapore 7:262.2019; Prasanna et al. in Mao and Dash, Flower. Keywords: axonopus; beauv; compressus; et al; genus; grass; india; lemma; lower; poaceae; species; surface; upper
• The identity and occurrence of Phyllanthus hookeri Muell.-Arg. and P. nozeranii Rossignol & Haicour (Euphorbiaceae) in India by Raju, Vatsavaya S.; Suthari, S.; Ragan, A. (2011) - Abstract There are 16 species of Phyllanthus subgenus Phyllanthus reported from India. Phyllanthus urinaria L. was kept in section Urinaria by *Corresponding author. Keywords: hookeri; india; nozeranii; phyllanthus; rossignol; species; urinaria
• A new scapigerous species of Impatiens (Balsaminaceae) from India by Narayanan, M.K. Ratheesh; Anilkumar, N.; Raj, R. Meera; Sivadasan, M.; Alfarhan, A. H. (2011) - A NEW SCAPIGEROUS SPECIES OF IMPATIENS (BALSAMINACEAE) FROM INDIA M.K. RATHEESH NARAYANAN, N. ANILKUMAR, R. MEERA RAJ, M. SIVADASAN1* AND A.H. ALFARHAN1 M. S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, Puthoorvayal 673 121, Kalpetta, Wayanad, Kerala, India Keywords: Balsaminaceae; Impatiens minae; Western Ghats; India; Scapigerous species. Vivekananthan et al. (1977) reported 19 species of scapigerous Impatiens from Western Ghats in his treatment for the flora of India, and the major centre of distribution is considered to be Nilgiri phytogeographical region of southern Western Ghats (Bhaskar, 1981, 2006; Bhaskar and Razi, 1982; Vivekananthan et al., 1997; Viswanathan *Corresponding author. Keywords: base; ghats; impatiens; india; petals; species; united
• Epiphytic bryophytes on Thuja orientalis in Nagaland, North-eastern India by Bansal, Pooja; Nath, Virendra; Chaturvedi, S. K. (2011) - © 2011 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists EPIPHYTIC BRYOPHYTES ON THUJA ORIENTALIS IN NAGALAND, NORTH-EASTERN INDIA POOJA BANSAL, VIRENDRA NATH* AND S.K. CHATURVEDI1 Bryology Laboratory, National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow 226 001, India Keywords: Epiphytic bryophytes; Thuja orientalis; Nagaland; India. growing in Nagaland, luxuriantly covered by epiphytic bryophytes with wide range of diversity. Keywords: bryophytes; india; nagaland; species; thuja
• Cinnamomum alexei Kosterm. (Lauraceae) - A new record for India by Kumar, E.S. Santhosh; Kumary, M.P. Geetha; Pandurangan, A. G. (2011) - These characters are very interesting since such species were not reported from India and that prompted us for a detailed study on the specimens. The occurrence of this species with 2-celled anthers from Indian subcontinent is phytogeographically significant because such species has so far been reported only from Indonesia, New Guinea and the Philippines. Keywords: cinnamomum; india; species

• Didymodon rigidulus var. subulatus (Thér. & Bartram ex E.B. Bartram) R.H. Zander, new to the moss flora of Mongolia and Asia by Zhao, Dong-Ping; Tsegmed, Tsogiin; Bai, Xue-Liang (2015) - R.H. ZANDER, NEW TO THE MOSS FLORA OF MONGOLIA AND ASIA DONG-PING ZHAO1, TSOGIIN TSEGMED2 AND XUE-LIANG BAI Department of Biology, Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot 010021, P.R. China Keywords: Asia; Didymodon; Mongolia; New record; Pottiaceae. Inner Mongolia University Press, Hohhot, pp. 1– 541. Keywords: bartram; cells; didymodon; flora; leaf; mongolia; moss
• Traditional honey production and bee flora of Espiye, Turkey by Karaköse, Mustafa; Polat, Ridvan; Rahman, M. Oliur; Çakilcioğlu, Uğur (2018) - Th 4-5 Cultivation MK 914 Robinia hispida L. Kıllı akasya Ph 4-7 Ornamental MK 930 R. pseudoacacia L. Yalancı akasya Ph 4-6 Naturalized MK 929 Trifolium campestre Schreb. çiçeği Ch 5-9 Ornamental MK 904 Apiaceae Daucus carota L. Yabani havuç H 4-8 Natural MK 857 Keywords: bee; cultivation; espiye; flora; flowering; giresun; honey; l. subsp; ornamental; period; plants; subsp; taxa; turkey
• An assessment of the angiospermic flora of Ramgarh upazila of Khagrachhari district, Bangladesh by Islam, Md. Rafiqul; Uddin, Mohammad Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul (2009) - Local name: Changab (m). Local name: Sharifa (b). Keywords: 09.05.05; 11.09.06; 25.12.05; bot; duh; flora; halfchhari; herb; ind; islam; names; pathachhara; rafiqul; ramgarh; representative; representative specimen; roxb; shrub; specimen; tree
• Taxonomic structure of the algal flora of Iran by Zarei-Darki, B. (2009) - Occasionally occurring species include Chrysococcus оrnatus Pasch., Dinobryon sertularia Ehr., D. sociale Ehr., Kephyrion valkanovii Huber-Pest. The first remarkable studies on the algal flora of Iran by Löffler (1959, 1961) appeared 100 years after the very first report by Rabenhorst (l.c.). Keywords: algae; bodies; flora; genera; infra; iran; russian; species; studies; taxa; water; zarei
• Aquatic flora in two Indian ponds near Kolkata, West Bengal: Implications for conservation by Mukhopadhyay, Gautam; Sengupta, Sourav; Dewanji, Anjana (2007) - Occurrence: Plant species were recorded by walking along the margin of the pond as well as by a boat. Occurrence of plant species ≥ 50% of the study period was considered to be the dominant flora while the rest was regarded as less dominant ones. Keywords: cover; flora; glomerata; lemna; nymphoides; plants; ponds; species; spiralis; study; vallisneria
• Airborne pollen flora of a deciduous mesic forest in Turkey by Kutluk, Hatice; Aytug, Burhan (2010) - Assignment of pollen taxa at generic and particularly at specific level, even when large quantities of data is involved as herein, provides more reliable picture of vegetation which would in turn enhance implications regarding phytogeography and climate. Most of the grasses, gymnosperms and a significant number of angiosperms are anemophilous that produce airborne pollen. Keywords: arboreal; area; aytuğ; flora; forest; nap; native; pollen; taxa; vegetation
• Contribution to the flora of Ulziit Mountain in forest steppe region of Mongolia by Batdelger, Gantuya; Bazarragchaa, Badamtsetseg; Janchiv, Agiimaa; Enebish, Ganbold; Yang, Seungah; Peak, Woon Kee; Lee, Joongku (2021) - 5 A. schoenoprasum L. BGBE2015-42, ZAG-33 G Hol. 6 A. senescens L. BGBE2015-30, BGBE2015-43 G Eura. 30 C. tectorum L. BGBE2015-69 T West-Sib.-Mon. Keywords: bgbe2015; east; endem; flora; forest; g2017; h east; h eura; h hol; h south; hol; list; mongolia; mountain; red; sib.-mon; south; species; taxa; ulziit2017
• A New Taxon of Salvia (Lamiaceae) From Türki̇Ye by Eminagaoglu, ÖZgür ; Ozcan, Melahat ; Beğen, Hayal Akyildirim (2022) - artvinense S. tomentosa S. divaricata S. aucheri S. aramiensis Life form herb subshrub herb herb suffruticose Stem erect rounded quadrangular decumbent erect erect clump-forming Plant size (m) 0.4-0.6 0.4-0.75 0.4-0.5 0.3-1 1 Underground perennation structures present -- present absent absent Pubescence on the stem surface glabrous (above) pilose (below) All Salvia species on the table are genetically the closest species to S. divaricata subsp. Keywords: artvinense; divaricata; divaricata subsp; eminağaoğlu; fig; flora; lamiaceae; leaf; salvia; species; stem; subsp; trichomes; turkey
• Floristic Composition and Biological Spectrum of The Bogdkhan Mountain, Mongolia by Bazarragchaa, Badamtsetseg ; Batdelger, Gantuya ; Batkhuu, Monkhjin ; Janchiv, Agiimaa ; Lee, Sang Myong ; Kim, Hyoun Sook ; Yang, Seungah ; Peak, Woon Kee ; Kim, Dong Hee ; Lee, Joongku (2022) - Senecio nemorensis L. TKh103 H Eura. LC Rhodiola rosea L. TsG156 H Eura. Keywords: area; bogdkhan; composition; east sib.-mon; ed li; endem; fisch; flora; forest; h cent.as; h east; h eura; h hol; h sib.-mon; h south; juss; l r; ledeb; life; mongolia; mountain; pall; plants; r ed; sib.-mon; south sib.-mon; species; spectrum; steppe; taxa; total; turcz; ulaanbaatar; vegetation; willd
• Dioecy and monoecy in the flora of Sri Lanka and their evolutionary correlations to endemism, growth form, fruit type, seed number and flower size by Senarath, W.T.P.S.K. (2008) - About 25% species of Sri Lankan flora is endemic, while remaining 75% non-endemic flora is found in South India, but nowhere else in the world (Abeywickrama 1956a). Correlation between endemism, growth form, fruit type, seed number and flower size to dioecy and monoecy of Sri Lankan flora. Keywords: dioecy; flora; lanka; monoecy; species; sri

• Foliar epidermal characters and petiole anatomy of four species of Citrus L. (Rutaceae) in South-western Nigeria by Ogundare, C.S.; Saheed, S.A. (2012) - Leaf epidermal features that revealed close relationship among these taxa include hypostomatic condition, stomata shape and type, presence of secretory cavity on the adaxial surface, and polygonal shape of epidermal cells. The shape of epidermal cells, types and arrangement of stomata as well as the size and shape of trichomes are important taxonomic characters in this connection. Keywords: cells; citrus; crystals; species; stomata
• Foliar anatomy of Cynoglossum L. (Boraginaceae) from north Anatolia, Turkey by Akçin, Öznur Ergen; Çoskunçelebi, Kamil; Senel, Gülcan (2012) - Foliar thickness, trichome length and types, stomata types, stomata index, the presence of collenchyma and sclerenchyma were found to be important for delimitation of Cynoglossum species. The anatomical properties in cross-section of basal leaves of Cynoglossum species. Keywords: cells; cynoglossum; leaf; stomata; surface
• Micromorphological and anatomical features of four species of Elytrigia Desv. (Poaceae) by Meng, Lin; Mao, Peichun (2013) - Three rows of stomatal cells are present in the intercostal zone of the upper epidermis of E. caespitosa, and 1-2 rows appear along each side of the ribs in the costal zone for E. intermedia × E. elongata, E. intermedia and E. repens. The density, length and width of the stomatal cells of the four species are expressed differently, and the subsidiary cells of E. caespitosa and E. intermedia are in parallel, but E. intermedia × E. elongata and E. repens are dome-shaped. Keywords: cells; elongata; elytrigia; intermedia; repens; species
• Achene micromorphology of seven taxa of Achillea L. (Asteraceae) from Turkey by Akcin, Tulay Aytas; Akcin, Adnan (2014) - A6 Samsun: Kocadağ, 1200 m, 20.7.2008, A. Akcin, OMUB 6448 4. A. millefolium L. subsp. millefolium A5 Kırşehir: Mucur, 900 m, 21.6.2009, A. Akcin, OMUB 6444 5. A. millefolium L. subsp. Keywords: achene; achillea; cells; millefolium; slime; taxa
• Occurrence of Chroococcaceae during rice cultivation in North Bihar, India by Choudhary, Kaushal Kishore (2009) - Quantification and nitrogen fixation of cyanobacteria in rice field soils of Bangladesh. Heterocystous forms of cyanobacteria have been extensively studied for their diversity in rice fields (Singh, 1961; Choudhary, 1999). Keywords: cells; diameter; rice; sheath; spherical
• Anatomical studies in Salvia viridis L. (Lamiaceae) by Özdemir, Canan; Baran, Pelin; Aktas, Kamuran (2009) - Leaf mesophyll of Salvia species is entirely parenchymatic and the median vein of leaf is surrounded by collenchyma (Metcalfe and Chalk, 1972). Although no anatomical differences were observed between the forms, S. viridis showed some differences from other Salvia species. Keywords: cells; salvia; species; viridis
• Comparative morphology, anatomy and palynology of two Salvia L. species (Lamiaceae) and their taxonomic implications by Kahraman, Ahmet; Celep, Ferhat; Dogan, Musa (2009) - Although S. glutinosa and S. staminea belong to different sections, some morphological characteristics of these two species overlap such as stem indumentum, leaf size, petiole length, inflorescence length, number of verticillasters, stamen type, and bract shape and size. Leaves of S. glutinosa are ovate-triangular and serrate while those of S. staminea are linear-oblong to ovate and subentire to erose. Keywords: cells; glutinosa; salvia; staminea; vascular
• Morphological and anatomical studies of the newly recorded genus Plagiopteron Griff. (Celastraceae) from Vietnam by Chinh, Vu Tien; Choudhary, Ritesh Kumar; Bach, Tran The; Quang, Bui Hong; Hai, Do Van; Eum, Sangmi; Lee, Joongku (2016) - Critical morphological and anatomical observation, consultation of type specimens and relevant literature studies were carried out and conclusively it was identified as Plagiopteron suaveolens Griff. The affinities of Plagiopteron suaveolens Griff. Keywords: celastraceae; cells; epidermis; leaf; plagiopteron; studies; suaveolens; vietnam
• Didymodon mongolicus (Bryophyta, Pottiaceae), a new species from Mongolian Plateau by Zhao, Dong-Ping; Zhang, Tong-Rui; Bai, Xue-Liang; Ren, Dong-Mei (2016) - Didymodon mongolicus D. P. Zhao &T. R. Zhang, sp. Note: Didymodon mongolicus is most closely related to D. tectorum (Müll. Keywords: cells; didymodon; leaves; mongolia; pottiaceae; species
• Cheilolejeunea vittata (Steph. ex G. Hoffm.) R.M. Schust. & Kachroo (Lejeuneaceae: Marchantiophyta) – A newly recorded species from India by Kumar, Shashi; Singh, Sushil Kumar (2016) - The same in ventral view; C – E. Cross-sections of stem; F – J. Leaves; K. Marginal leaf cells; L. Median leaf cells; M. Basal leaf cells; N, O. Leaf lobules; P – T. Underleaves. 212 KUMAR AND SINGH width of the leaf lobe, 12 – 16 cells long, 6 – 11 cells wide; cuticle slightly mammillose; oil- bodies not observed; leaf lobules inflated, rectangular, 1/2 (-2/5) Xenolejeunea) is characterized by its leaf lobe cells forming a vitta (about 3/4 the length and 2/5 – 3/5 the width of leaf lobe, 12 – 16 cells long, 6 – 11 cells wide) and with sub-nodular – nodular or bulging trigones and few, small – prominent intermediate thickenings; leaf lobules rectangular, (2/5-) 1/2 as long as lobe with elongated 1 – 4 cells long, erect or slightly curved apical tooth which usually shorter than the apical portion of leaf lobule. Keywords: cells; cheilolejeunea; leaf; long; zhu
• Synechococcus salsus sp. nov. (Cyanobacteria): A new unicellular, coccoid species from Yuncheng Salt Lake, North China by Lv, Hong-Rui; Wang, Jie; Feng, Jia; Lv, Jun-Ping; Liu, Qi; Xie, Shu-Lian (2017) - In order to find the reasons why the water turns red, we specifically took water samples and a coccoid strain with flickering red light of Synechococcus species was isolated. In the present paper, we describe Synechococcus species isolated from Yuncheng salt lake as a new species Synechococcus salsus sp. Keywords: 16s; cells; china; cpcba; cyanobacteria; genus; igs; lake; nov; rrna; salsus; species; synechococcus
• Micromorphological and anatomical studies on petals of 11 Turkish Onosma L. (Boraginaceae) taxa by Akçin, Öznur Ergen (2009) - Karyosystematik von Onosma stellulatum, O. pygmaeum und O. leptanthum (Boraginaceae). Onosma species are grown in garden as ornamental plants because of their beautiful flowers (Oztürk and Ozçelik, 1991). Keywords: akçin; cells; onosma; papillae; species; surface
• Epidermal features of rice leaf CV. BRRI Dhan29 by Islam, Md. Tofazzal; Sarwar, A.K.M. Golam; Begum, Hasna Hena; Ito, Toshiaki (2009) - Variation of silica bodies in leaf epidermal long cells within and among seventeen species of Oryza (Poaceae). The stomatal apparatus, macro hairs, and prickle hairs were measured under a JSM-6301F, JEOL scanning electron microscope with accelerating voltage of 5kV. The leaf surface of BRRI dhan29 comprises several types of cells and appendages e.g., long and short cells, stomata with guard cells, macro hairs, prickle hairs, papillae and silica bodies (Figs 1A-D). Keywords: cells; hairs; leaf; macro; rice
• Anatomical investigation of four taxa of Scutellaria albida L. (Lamiaceae) by Minareci, Ersin; Pekönür, Sinem; Özdemir, Canan; Çiçek, Mehmet; Kocabaş, Okan (2019) - The stems of S. albida taxa have square like transection, collateral vascular bundles, parenchymatous pith and show 1-2 layered epidermis coated with thick cuticle. All vascular bundles located at the corners of stems of S. albida taxa are next to each other; yet, bundles between the corners in the stems are separated from each other by parenchymatic cells. Keywords: albida subsp; albida taxa; cells; condensata; cuticle; lamiaceae; s. albida; scutellaria; scutellaria albida; taxa
• Morphological and anatomical investigation among six variants of Canna indica L. by Sultana, Nahid; Akhi, Sabiha Sultana; Hassan, Md. Abul; Rahman, M. Oliur (2019) - ABUL HASSAN1 AND M. OLIUR RAHMAN1,2 Department of Botany, Jagannath University, Dhaka 1100, Bangladesh Keywords: Canna indica L.; Taxonomy; Root anatomy; Stem anatomy; Trichome; Stomata. The commonly cultivated garden Cannas are mostly of hybrid origin, with Canna indica L. as a principal parent (Cronquist, 1981). Keywords: canna; canna indica; cells; green; indica; red; variant
• Morpho-molecular characterization of Ceratobasidium sp.: A mycorrhizal fungi isolated from a rare epiphytic orchid Gastrochilus calceolaris (J. E. Sm.) D. Don by Hossain, Mohammad Musharof (2019) - This is the first report of orchid mycorrhizal fungi from Bangladesh. The formation of asexual resistant propagules (monilioid cells), dolipore septum, constriction at branching point of the hypha, bi- or multinucleate vegetative and monilioid cells are the common anamorphic features of Rhizoctonia- like fungi widely reported as orchid mycorrhizal fungi (Currah et al., 1997; Keywords: calceolaris; cells; ceratobasidium; characterization; et al; fungi; mycorrhizal; orchid; rhizoctonia; roots
• Leaf architecture and petiole anatomy of Philippine Dipterocarpus species (Dipterocarpaceae) by Hernandez, Jonathan O; Maldia, Lerma SJ; Pulan, Dennis E; Buot, Inocencio E; Park, Byung Bae (2020) - In the case of Dipterocarpus species in MFFR, D. alatus, D. gracilis, D. grandiflorus, D. hasseltii, D. kerrii, D. kunstleri, D. philippinensis, and D. validus were found different in terms of the structure of vascular bundles, type of stomata, and presence of trichomes, which are good taxonomic markers for the genus. A UPGMA phenogram was then generated to determine the relationships among Dipterocarpus species using 26 leaf and petiole characters. Keywords: anatomy; architecture; cells; characters; d. gracilis; d. grandiflorus; d. hasseltii; d. kerrii; dipterocarpus; leaf; petiole; shape; species
• Additions to the Pleurocarpous mosses of Bangladesh : Family - Plagiotheciaceae by Khatun, Hamida; Hadiuzzaman, Syed (2007) - Note: The distinguishing features of this species are: leaf asymmetrically oblong- lanceolate, apex acute, tip narrower than other species of the same genus, leaf margin often inflexed on one side at base and alar covers the whole of leaf base. Jamalpur: Islampur, on bark of tree, Md. Keywords: cells; leaf
• The micromorphological and anatomical properties of Onosma angustissimum Hausskn. & Bornm. and O. cassium Boiss. (Boraginaceae) by Akçin, Öznur Ergen; Binzet, Riza (2010) - It has been noted that various types of hairs (setae) occur in Boraginaceae and it shows great variation within Onosma species. The pith region of root consists of generally primary xylem elements in Onosma species (Akçin and Engin, 2005; Binzet and Akçin, 2009). Keywords: akçin; cells; epidermis; onosma; species
• Epidermal and anatomical studies on Chrysophyllum L. (Sapotaceae) species of South-Eastern Nigeria by Ekeke, Chimezie; Ariwaodo, Joseph; Odeyemi, Solomon (2021) - 3. Midrib TS of Chrysophyllum species studied. Anatomical characteristics of petiole, midrib, and stem of Chrysophyllum species studied. Keywords: abaxial; cainito; cells; chrysophyllum; cortex; fig; layers; species; thick
• Vegetative and Leaf Anatomical Traits for Taxonomic Delimitation of Salacia L. In Sri Lanka by Senevirathne, WINS; Hettiarachchi, PI; Yakandawala, DMD (2021) - The results support the recognition of four phenetic groups, which corresponds to species S. chinensis, S. reticulata, S. oblonga and S. diandra. In Sri Lanka, five species of this genus S. chinensis, S. diandra, S. oblonga, S. reticulata and S. acuminatissima are recorded that are considered as the synonyms under S. diandra by Wadhwa in 1996 during the revision of genus. Keywords: acuminatissima; analysis; cells; characters; diandra; lanka; leaf; species; sri
• Freshwater Cyanophyceae from East Nepal by Rai, Shiva Kumar; Misra, Pradeep Kumar (2010) - Merismopedia elegans A. Br.; Fig. DN = A stream at Tukucha moor, 2600 m, Mustang (Hirano, 1955); Bakeya and Chandi river, Chandranigahpur, Rautahat (Sahay et al., 1993); a shallow lake near Kongma La, 5300 m, Solukhumbu (Watanabe and Komarek, 1994); on dead tree in the south shore of Rara lake, 2970 m, Mugu (Watanabe, 1995); a ditch at Narayanghat, 124 RAI AND MISRA Chitwan (Das and Verma, 1996); Kusaha and Madhuban, Sunsari, Eastern Nepal (Jha and Kargupta, 2001). Keywords: bornet; broad; cells; fig; geitler; genus; gomont; nepal; trichomes; watanabe
• A morphological, anatomical and palynological investigation on Delphinium cilicicumP.H. Davis & Kit Tanand D. petrodavisianum Ilarslan & Kit Tan by Demirelma, Hakki ; Saeed Hazoo , Fadiyya Nooruldeen ; Çitak , Burcu Yilmaz (2023) - Material and Methods Plant samples of D. cilicicum species was collected on 24 July 2020 from Yelatan village (2-3 km north of Yelatan, stony, inclined slopes, height: 1400 m) of Çamardı District of Niğde Province. Seeds of D. cilicicum species are tawny, sub-pyramidal with a dimension of 1.20×0.7 mm and there are rectangular cells on a seed surface. Keywords: cells; cilicicum; cortex; d. petrodavisianum; fruit; pollen; species
• Anatomy, Pollen and Seed Morphology of Endemicspecies Verbascum Globiferumhub.-Mor. and V. Lysiosepalum Hub.-Mor. (Scrophulariaceae)In Diyarbakir, Turkey and Their Taxonomic Importance by Kiliç, Murat (2023) - In this study, various features of root, stem and leaf anatomical structures, pollen, and seed surface structures of endemic Verbascum globiferum and V. lysiosepalum species are stated. are endemic to Turkey which is a center of endemism for Verbascum species. Keywords: cells; et al; globiferum; lysiosepalum; parenchyma; pollen; species; verbascum
• Anatomy and pollen morphology of Leymus racemosus (Lam.) Tzvelev subsp. sabulosus (Bieb.) Tzvelev and Leymus cappadocicus (Boiss. & Bal.) Melderis by Mavi, Özlem; Dogan, Musa; Baser, Birol; Pehlivan, Sevil; Cabi, Evren; Akaydin, Galip (2011) - In L. cappadocicus pollen grains do not have any undulations. in the Flora of Turkey (Davis, 1985) and represented by two taxa, one of which is a Euro-Siberian element, L. racemosus subsp. Keywords: cappadocicus; cells; fig; leymus; morphology; pollen; racemosus; sabulosus; subsp
• Brackish water Oscillatoriaceae from North 24-Parganas, West Bengal, India by Naskar, Nurmohammad; Naskar, K.R.; Sen, C.R. (2008) - Taxonomic work on BGA from brackish water wetlands of West Bengal has long been ignored. The present communication is an outcome of the taxonomic investigation of algal flora from brackish water wetlands of North 24-Parganas district of West Bengal. Keywords: cells; oscillatoria; trichomes; voucher; water
• Anatomy of the Southern African Boerhavia and Commicarpus species (Nyctaginaceae) by Struwig, Madeleen; Jordaan, Anine; Siebert, Stefan J. (2011) - In southern Africa, south of the Zambezi River, that is, Botswana, Lesotho, southern Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe, five genera (viz., Boerhavia L., Commicarpus Standl., Mirabilis L., Phaeoptilum Radlk. Abstract The Nyctaginaceae in southern Africa is represented by five genera of which Boerhavia L. and Commicarpus Standl. Keywords: africa; anatomy; anthocarp; boerhavia; cells; commicarpus; namibia; south; south africa; species; struwig

• Seedling morphology of four species of Ocimum L. (Lamiaceae) and its taxonomic significance by Singh, Ajai Kumar (2012) - In the state of Uttar Pradesh, India to which the present study area belongs, the genus Ocimum is represented by only 5 species, namely, Ocimum americanum L., O. basilicum L., O. gratissimum Guerke, O. kilimandscharicum Guerke and O. tenuiflorum L. (Rao, 1994; Khanna et al.,1999). Although, a number of studies have been made in recent years on phylogenetic diversity of Ocimum species (Paton et al., 2004; Singh et al., 2004; Mustfa and Badr, 2006), the significance of seedling morphology in taxonomy of Ocimum species has not been probably studied. Keywords: green; leaf; ocimum; surface
• Confirming the identity of newly recorded Nymphaea rubra Roxb. ex Andrews discerning from Nymphaea pubescens Willd. using morphometrics and molecular sequence analyses by Guruge, D.P.G. Shashika K.; Yakandawala, Deepthi; Yakandawala, Kapila (2016) - Average dissimilarity value for the separation of N. rubra (DPRN) from white flowered N. pubescens (NPW) and pink flowered N. pubescens (NPP) is 15.31. Further, the comparison of both white and pink flowered N. pubescens sequences with the GenBank gave a 99% similarity match with N. pubescens (Acc. Keywords: characters; colour; leaf; nymphaea; pubescens; purplish; red; rubra; species; white
• Morphological variability of evergreen oaks (Quercus) in Turkey by Aykut, Yilmaz; Emel, Uslu; Tekin, Babaç M. (2017) - When the first group having the populations of Q. ilex is evaluated, it can be stated that populations of Q. ilex tend to form more morphologically discrete group than Q. coccifera and Q. aucheri populations and geographically close populations show more similarity like İ1 and İ2 populations (Fig. 4). However, Q. coccifera populations were grouped next to Q. aucheri populations. Keywords: aucheri; coccifera; fig; ilex; leaf; populations; quercus; species
• Camellia (Theaceae) classification with support vector machines based on fractal parameters and Red, Green, and Blue intensity of leaves by Jiang, W.; Tao, Z. M.; Wu, Z G.; Mantri, N.; Lu, H. F.; Liang, Z. S. (2017) - Relevance of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and leaf anatomy for species classification in Camellia (Theaceae). SVM combined with FA and RGB may be used for rapidly and accurately classifying Camellia species and identifying unknown genotypes. Keywords: analysis; camellia; classification; et al; fractal; jiang; leaf; parameters; sect; species; support; svm; zjnu
• Species delineation of the genus Diplazium Swartz (Athyriaceae) using leaf architecture characters by Conda, Jennifer M.; Buot, Jr, Inocencio E. (2018) - The successful delineation of Diplazium species proved that leaf architecture can be a good taxonomic marker and could be an alternative way of identifying species in the absence of sori. Among genera under Athyriaceae, Diplazium species were always included in ethnobotanical studies (Rai et al., 2005; Keywords: angle; cluster; diplazium; leaf; species; vein
• DNA barcoding and morpho-anatomical characters of two forms of Convolvulus arvensis L. (Convolvulaceae) grown in Asir region, Saudi Arabia by Moustafa, Mahmoud; Alamri, Saad; Shati, Ali; Al-Kahtani, Mohmed; Alrumman, Sulaiman; Tawfek, Abdelraheem (2019) - 2. Dendrogram based on morpho-anatomical characters from ten populations of C. arvensis form (small leaf (sl)) and form (large leaf (ll)) of C. arvensis. These environmental conditions in KSA might affect C. arvensis populations to be splitted in to two or more forms, and based on this ground we contemplate to examine whether two or more forms of C. arvensis are growing in KSA. Keywords: arvensis; characters; dna; form; leaf; length; max; min; rbcl; small
• Genetic diversity of grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) cultivars in Al-Madinah Al-Munawara based on molecular markers and morphological traits by Abdel Hameed, Usama K; Abdelaziz, Khawla; Sherif, Nahla El (2020) - They concluded that the combination of the ampelographic analysis and molecular analysis RAPD is a very efficient method in the identification and discrimination between grapevine cultivars. This finding was also reported by many studies (Santiago et al., 2005; Soldavini et al., 2009) where they also measured the ampelometric traits of grapevine cultivars using digital imaging which was found to be a powerful tool, accurate and objective. Keywords: analysis; bands; cultivars; diversity; genetic; grapevine; issr; leaf; markers; oiv; primers; rapd; scot
• Elucidating differences between two confusing Shorea contorta S. Vid and Pentacme mindanensis Foxw. species of Dipterocarpaceae via leaf morphometrics: An initial investigation by Mazo, Kean Roe F; Aribal, Lowell G (2020) - The finding suggests that the variations in leaf shapes between two taxa are supported by their leaf differences according to Foxworthy (1918). Multivariate analysis of variance showed significant differences wherein leaf shapes were observed between P. mindanensis and S. contorta (Wilks´ lambda = 0.42; P = 3.20 x 10-8; Pillai trace = 0.58; P = 3.20 x 10-8). Keywords: contorta; leaf; mindanensis; shape; species
• Some tribal medicinal plants of Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh by Yusuf, Mohammed; Wahab, MA; Yousuf, Md; Chowdhury, Jasim Uddin; Begum, Jaripa (2007) - 3. Adiantum lunulatum Burm. (Adiantaceae) Wahab & Yousuf 1120 Chakma - Bandortala Toolaban, Marissa Boils Paste of the plant is applied over boils to burst. (Zingiberaceae) Wahab & Yousuf 1131 Wahab & Yousuf 1174 Chakma - Khetranga Tanchongya - Ketranga Toolaban, Marissa Naramuk, Rajsthali Gastric pain Diarrhoea, dysentery Piece of the rhizome is chewed or paste is swallowed with little salt; a small piece of rhizome or 1 table- spoonful of paste, 2/3 times a day. Keywords: chakma; days; juice; leaf; marissa; naramuk; paste; rajsthali; thrice; toolaban; wahab; yousuf
• Leaf epidermal anatomy of Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers. in relation to ecotypic adaptation by Nitu, SK; Tarique, H; Islam, SMS (2021) - Morphometric measurements for different cells (long cells, stomatal cells, epidermal cells) were taken under suitable magnification by using calibrated ocular micrometer. Epidermal cell number per mm2 was highest in case of Gaibandha (23.89) and lowest in case of St. Martin’s Island (4.5) in abaxial surface of the leaves (Table 3). Keywords: abaxial; case; cell; cynodon; dactylon; habitats; island; leaf; leaves; martin; paracytic; stomata; surface; table
• Anatomical Structures of Saskatoon Berry (Amelanchier Medik.)Leaves Under Different Cultivation Conditions by Bogoslovskaya, E. Raeva; Vinogradova, Y; Molkanova, O; Hussien, M (2023) - 4. Leaf cross-sections of Saskatoon berry plants selected from open ground: А. ‘Krasnoyarskaya’ (A. alnifolia); В. ‘Prince William’ (A. canadensis). The stomata of Saskatoon berry leaves formed in vitro vary in shape from those formed ex vitro. Keywords: amelanchier; berry; conditions; leaf; leaves; plants; saskatoon; stomata; vitro
• Three Bryophyte Species New to Türkiye and Southwest Asia by Batan, Nevzat ; Erata, Hüseyin ; Ezer, Tülay ; Alataş, Mevlüt (2024) - The Camili Valley (inc. Karçal Mountain) is part of the Caucasus region, which is one of the 34 biodiversity hotspots in the world (Mittermeier et al., 2005; Türkmen, 2023). Hugonnot et al., 2020; Hodgetts and Lockhart, 2020). Keywords: batan; fig; frey; karçal; leaf; türkiye
• Morphological and anatomical investigations in Desmodium tortuosum (Sw.) DC. (Fabaceae): A new addition to the Egyptian flora by Shaheen, Abdel Samai Moustafa (2008) - A sclernchymatous ring with varying width found in different genera and species of papilionoid species also characterizes the pericyclic of D. tortuosum. Seed coat and leaf surface patterns were first investigated at the 7-14 × magnification using an Olympus stereomicroscope (ASW Herbarium). Keywords: a.m.; aswan; bundles; desmodium; egypt; leaf; shaheen; species; tortuosum

• Pollen morphology of four endemic species of Pedicularis L. from alpine zone of the Deosai Plateau, Himalayan range by Bano, Abida; Ahmad, Mushtaq; Khan, Mir Ajab; Zafar, Muhammad; Sultana, Shazia; Ullah, Zahid (2012) - This exine ornamenta- tion was earlier found in species with tri-syncolpate pollen grains according to Wang et al. (2009). For light microscopy, pollen grains were treated by acetolysis (Erdtman, 1960) and mounted in glycerin jelly. Keywords: exine; pedicularis; pollen; species
• Morphology of ovule, seed and pollen grain of Rafflesia R. Br. (Rafflesiaceae) by Sofiyanti, Nery; Yen, Choong Chee (2012) - Rafflesia ovules are J-shaped and incompletely anatropous, while the seeds are chestnut-shaped. 1. SEM photographs of Rafflesia ovules (A-J) and seeds (K-P ). Keywords: fig; flower; ovules; pollen; rafflesia; rafflesiaceae; species
• Pollen morphology of Kalmia L. (Phyllodoceae, Ericaceae) and its taxonomic significance by Sarwar, A.K.M. Golam; Takahashi, Hideki (2012) - aggregata (Ekman 18165); J. K. latifolia (Feldman 63); K. K. polifolia (Allen s.n.); L. K. procumbens (Takahashi et al. 2644). S. DeSimon 415 (SAPT) North America: Grand Harbor, 03.08.1888, K. Miyabe s.n. (SAPS) 2. K. buxifolia (Berg.) Keywords: exine; fig; kalmia; pollen; rugulate; sculpture; species; threads; viscin
• Pollen morphology of Begonia L. (Begoniaceae) in Nepal by Rajbhandary, Sangeeta; Hughes, Mark; Shrestha, Krishna K. (2012) - B. tribenensis C.R. Rao, B. minicarpa H. Hara, B. flagellaris H. Hara, B. leptoptera H. Hara, B. nuwakotensis S. Rajbhandary, B. panchtharensis S. Rajbhandary and B. taligera S. Rajbhandary. The outline of Begonia pollen is mostly somewhat elliptic. Keywords: begonia; ined; margo; ornamentation; pollen; rajbhandary; striate
• Reproductive biology of seven taxa of Magnolia L. in the south of Russian Far East by Kameneva, Lyubov A.; Koksheeva, Inna M. (2013) - The high germinating ability of M. sieboldii seeds in the open ground is explained by stratification duration and temperature required for this species. Optimal conditions for M. sieboldii seeds are in the open ground (long-time stratification at 0ºC to –27ºC). Keywords: germination; magnolia; pollen; productivity; seed; taxa
• Pollen morphology of Rhododendron L. and related genera and its taxonomic significance by Sarwar, A.K.M. Golam; Takahashi, Hideki (2013) - All these results showed that pollen tetrads of Rhododendron were diverse in size and exine sculpture; sometime sufficient to differentiate the sections (Gao et al., 2002b; Zhang et al., 2009), but insufficient to differentiate the subgenera (Gao et al., 2002c; Wang et al., 2006). C) R. tsusiophyllum (Sawada s.n.); D) R. aureum (Takahashi 2512); E) R. kaempferi (Iketsu et al. 95); F) R. aureum (Takahashi 2512); G) R. brachycarpum (Takahashi et al. 40); H) R. decorum (Smith 2016); I) R. degronianum (Iketani 1763); J) R. formosanum (Murata 17561); K) R. macrostemon (Togasi 688); L) R. viscistylum var. amakusaense (Minamidani 29613); M) R. semibarbatum (Murata 7987); N) R. arborescens (Unknown s.n.); O) R. albrechtii (Takahashi 3975). Keywords: apocolpial; et al; exine; japan; morphology; pollen; rhododendron; s.n; sarwar; sculpture; takahashi
• Pollen morphology of the tribe Phyllodoceae (Ericoideae, Ericaceae) and its taxonomic significance by Sarwar, A.K.M. Golam; Takahashi, Hideki (2014) - In SEM, apocolpial exine sculptures mainly constitute two distinct groups, viz. In Rhodothamnus, pollen surface is somewhat flat, apocolpial exine sculpture coarsely rugulate-psilate, the rugulae loosely arranged and clearly striate (Type RS; Fig. 2L); colpus membrane granuloid. Keywords: ericaceae; exine; kron; phyllodoceae; pollen; sarwar; sculpture; takahashi; tribe
• Pollen morphology of Verbascum L. (Scrophulariaceae) in Northern and Central Iraq by Al-Hadeethy, Muazaz; Al-Mashhadani, Athiya; Al-Khesraji, Talib; Barusrux, Sahapat; Al-Jewari, Hazim; Theerakulpisut, Piyada; Pornpongrungrueng, Pimwadee (2014) - The majority of species are medium sized except V. agrimoniifolium and V. oreophilum that are small sized, and four species i.e. V. palmyrense, V. sinuatum, V. songaricum, and V. thapsus having both small and medium sized pollen grains. A, B. V. agrimoniifolium; C, D. V. alceoides; E, F. V. alepense; G, H. V. andrusii; I, J. V. assurense; K, L. V. calvum; M, N. V. carduchorum; O, P. V. cheiranthifolium; Q, R. V. damascenum; S, T. V. geminiflorum; A, G, I, K, M and Q. polar view; B, D, F, H, J, L, N, P, R and T. exine sculpturing; C, E, O, S. equatorial view (Scale bar = 2 µm). Keywords: hadeethy; pollen; reticulate; species; verbascum
• Pollen morphology of Iranian Dracocephalum L. (Lamiaceae) and its taxonomic significance by Naderifar, Maryam; Sonboli, Ali; Gholipour, Abbas (2015) - Based on pollen data, D. oligadenium shows diagnostic features compared to D. kotschyi such as: smaller polar axis (38.8 µm vs 43.7 µm), colpus length (30.5 µm vs 38.1 µm), exine thickness (1.1 µm vs 0.8 µm), mesocolpium diameter (8.5 µm vs 11.1 µm) and apocolpium index (0.15 vs 0.14), which are useful for separating it from D. kotschyi. Considering the results obtained here from palynological data along with diagnostic morphological characters we may propose that D. oligadenium is a distinct species from D. kotschyi and could be resurrected as a separate taxon. Keywords: dracocephalum; morphology; pollen; species
• Pollen morphology of Agropyron Gaertner in Turkey by Özler, Hülya; Cabi, Evren; Us, Ebru; Do?an, Musa; Pehlivan, Sevil (2009) - Pollen grains are monoporate (rarely diporate in the case of var. For scanning electron microscope (SEM) studies, pollen grains were put on stubs, sputter coated with gold and examined under Jeol JSM-6060LV SEM at the central laboratory of Middle East Technical University. Keywords: agropyron; grains; pectinatum; pollen; subsp; taxa; var
• Pollen morphology and systematics in two subfamilies of Ericaceae: Cassiopoideae and Harrimanelloideae by Sarwar, A.K.M. Golam; Takahashi, Hideki (2009) - Pollen grain morphology in the Ericaceae. LM, SEM and TEM micrographs of Cassiope pollen grains. Keywords: ericaceae; exine; grains; morphology; pollen; sarwar; takahashi
• Palynological study of some Iranian species of Scabiosa L. (Caprifoliaceae) by Mostafa, Ebadi-Nahari; Siahkola, Nikzat (2016) - S. columbaria S. micrantha S. persica S. calocephala S. olivieri S. flavida Pollen type Tricolpate Triporate Triporate Triporate Triporate Triporate Polar axis (P) 80.71 ± 3.24 28.44 ± 2.86 27.01 ± 2.02 22.04 ± 2.46 93.55 ± 4.12 90.32 ± 3.59 Equatorial axis (E) 58.07 ± 5.23 68.26 ± 3.61 98.42 ± 4.82 87.65 ± 4.46 121.39 ± 6.13 117.44 ± 5.15 (P/E) 1.38 0.41 0.27 0.25 0.77 0.76 Pollen shape Prolate Preoblate Preoblate Preoblate Suboblate Suboblate Polar view Circular Circular- triangular Triangular Triangular Circular- triangular Circular- triangular Aperture Linear Circular Elliptic Elliptic Circular Circular Aperture diameter 40.67 ± 2.96 14.33 ± 1.27 15.69± 1.56 15.19 ± 2.05 15.02 ± 0.92 15.89 ± 1.08 Exine ornamentation Spinulate- Spinuloid Spinulate- Spinuloid Gemmate- Spinuloid Gemmate- Spinuloid Spinulate- Spinuloid Spinulate- Spinuloid There are two major types of pollen grain apertures. Genus Species Locality Voucher No. Scabiosa L. S. columbaria L. Mazandaran, Siahbisheh HSBU4004 S. micrantha Desf. Keywords: characters; dipsacaceae; micrantha; olivieri; pollen; scabiosa; species; taxa
• Palynological studies on some species of Anabasis L. (Amaranthaceae) from Iran by Assadi, M.; Hamdi, S.M.M.; Fajani, F. (2016) - A-B, faveat tectum at the proximal face in A. setifera pollen with faveat ornamentation of exine. An artificial key based on pollen characters for seven species is provided. Keywords: anabasis; exine; pollen; pore; species
• Pollen morphology and numerical analysis of Tamarix L. (Tamaricaceae) in Egypt and its systematic implication by Elkordy, Ahmed; Faried, Ahmed (2017) - Taxon Origin No. of individuals Baum (1978) 1. T. aphylla Egypt 10 Section: Tamarix Series: Vagianates 2. T. tetragyna Egypt, Israel 4 Section: Oligadenia Series: Anisandrae 3. T. nilotica Egypt 15 Section: Tamarix Series: Leptostachyae 4. Morphological data of pollen grain characters of genus Tamarix. Keywords: analysis; baum; characters; egypt; grains; pollen; shape; species; t. nilotica; tamarix
• Pollen characters as taxonomic evidence in some species of Dipsacaceae from Iran by Mostafa, Ebadi-Nahari; Sedigheh, Nikzat-Siahkolaee; Rosa, Eftekharian (2017) - A: C. kotschyi, B: C. procera, C: P. plumosus, D: P. canus, E: D. strigosus, F: S. caucasica, G: S. amoena, H: S. koelzii, I: S. rotata (triporate), J: S. rotata (tetraporate) Polar axis (P) length of pollen grains showed large variation, ranging from the smallest size for S. rotata (28.97 µm) to the largest size for S. amoena (92.1 µm). The results showed that pollen grains were triporate and tricolpate. Keywords: dipsacaceae; family; genera; pollen; rotata; scabiosa; species
• Palynological features of eleven Aethionema taxa from Turkey and their systematic implications by Karaismailoglu, Mehmet Cengiz (2017) - compactum (A6) and A. saxatile (A7), 95% tricolpate and 5% dicolpate in taxa A. iberideum (A9) and A. armenum (A10). Clade B includes taxa A. froedinii (A1), A. arabicum (A2), A. eunomioides (A3), A. fimbriatum (A4), A. speciosum ssp. speciosum (A5), A. speciosum ssp. Keywords: aethionema; genus; karaismailoglu; pollen; table; taxa
• Pollen morphology of Teucrium L. (Lamiaceae, Ajugoideae) in Libya by Marzouk, Ream I.; El-Darier, Salama M.; Askar, Abdel Baset M. (2017) - The results validated the taxonomic significance of pollen grains for the discrimination among Teucrium species in Libya. Contribución a la palinologı a del genero Teucrium L. en la Penınsula Iberica e Islas Baleares y suinteretaxonmico. Keywords: fig; pollen; species; teucrium
• Floral polymorphism in Polygonum bistorta L. by Chen, Ming-Lin; Wang, Xiao-Yu; Funke, Aubrey L (2018) - For example, the distylous flowers of Polygonum jucundum are broadly open (Chen and Zhang, 2010), but based on the present study, P. bistorta flowers are semi-open, which represents a specialized form during petal evolution in Polygonum. 5. Inflorescences of P. bistorta showing different flowers. Keywords: anther; bistorta; flowers; morph; pollen; polygonum; populations; species; style
• Pollen morphology of 10 taxa belonging to Prangos Lindl. and Ekimia H. Duman & M.F. Watson (Umbelliferae) from turkey and its taxonomic significance by Pehlivan, Sevil; Baser, Birol; Cabi, Evren (2009) - Endexine is thinner in Ekimia pollen grain in comparison with Prangos pollen grains. Pollen grains of Umbelliferae are usually very distinctive with their inner and outer outlines and very characteristic ‘bone’ shape. Keywords: duman; ekimia; gazi; grains; pollen; prangos; taxa; turkey
• Pollen morphological study on some rare Allium L. (Amaryllidaceae) taxa in Turkey by Başer, Birol; Firat, Mehmet; Binzet, Riza (2019) - Allium taxa are of three types ornamentational characteristics as follows; Striate-rugulate- perforate: A. longisepalum, A. oreophilum, A. anacoleum, A. microspathum, A. shirnakiense, A. purpureoviride and A. armenum; Rugulate-perforate: A. pervariense, A. gabardagense; Rugulate– reticulate-perforate: A. arlgirdense. The sulcus extends from the distal to proximal ends in A. anacoleum, A. arlgirdense and A. pervariense. Keywords: allium; fırat; pehlivan; pollen; species; sulcus; turkey
• Pollen morphology of section Cheirolepis Boiss. of the genus Centaurea L. (Asteraceae) in Turkey by Çitak, Burcu Yilmaz; Dural, Hüseyin; Uysal, Tuna; Pinar, Nur Münevver (2019) - The specimens of endemic species C. saligna collected from Hakkari and Ağrı provinces had 2% tetracolporate and 98% tricolporate pollens, whereas its specimens collected from POLLEN MORPHOLOGY OF SECTION CHEIROLEPIS 137 Fig. 141 The pollen morphology of Cheirolepis section taxa show taxonomically significant characters. Keywords: centaurea; cheirolepis; drabifolia; kotschyi; morphology; pollen; section; species; taxa; uysal; wagenitz
• Pollen morphology and its systematic implication on some species of Artemisia L. from Gilgit-Baltistan Pakistan by Hussain, Adil; Potter, Daniel; Hayat, Muhammad Qasim; Sahreen, Sumaira; Bokhari, Syed Ali Imran (2019) - The following workers such as Valles et al. (1987), Caramiello et al. (1989), Lodari et al. (1989), Vezey et al. (1994), Martin et al. (2003), Jiang (2005), and Hayat et al. (2010) elaborated the taxonomic importance with different perspectives of the characteristics of Artemisia pollens including the structural organization, shape and size, diversity of sculpture in exine, magnitudes of exine aperture etc. The sculpture of exine surface of Artemisia pollens are evident from Fig. 3, where the presence of tiny spinules can also be seen. Keywords: artemisia; asteraceae; et al; genus; gilgit; hussain; morphology; pakistan; pollen; species
• Morphological, palynological and phylogenetic relationships of Glaucium Mill. in Turkey by Kiliç, Fatma Mungan; Yildiz, Kemal; Batir, Muhammet Burak; Kiliç, Murat; Büyük, Ilker (2019) - ( = Species distributed in Turkey; = G. corniculatum, G. grandiflorum, = G. secmenii, = G. flavum, = G. leiocarpum, = G. acutidentatum and =G. cappadocicum) Materials and Methods The specimens of Glaucium taxa were collected from natural populations, necessary field data were recorded and photographs were taken during field vists. In a micro- macromorphological study performed by Gran and Sharifnia (2008) of 18 Glaucium taxa, the species G. haussknechtii has been recognized as synonymous with G. grandiflorum based on the analyses of 28 qualitative and 37 quantitative characters. Keywords: corniculatum; dna; glaucium; grandiflorum; grandiflorum var; pollen; subsp; taxa; turkey; var
• A comparison of pollen grains of Potentilla recta L. (Rosaceae) groups A, B & C in Turkey by Köksal, Ela Ayse; Asci, Baris; Pinar, Nur Münevver (2010) - 2. LM (A-E), SEM (F) and TEM (G, H) micrographs of Potentilla recta Group B pollen grains. GROUPS A, B & C IN TURKEY ELA AYŞE KÖKSAL1, BARIŞ AŞCI2 AND NUR MÜNEVVER PINAR2,3 Elementary Science Education Department, Faculty of Education, Derbent Campus, Niğde University, 51100 Niğde, Turkey Keywords: Pollen grains; Potentilla recta L.; Rosaceae. Keywords: grains; pollen; recta
• Pollen Morphological Investigations of Salvia L. In Southeastern of Turkey and Its Taxonomic Implication by Kiliç, Fatma Mungan (2021) - S. palaestina pollen grains with polar length 46,2 µm and 56,5 µm equatorial width is biggest pollen. S. russellii pollen grains with polar length 24,8 µm and equatorial width 30,5 µm is smallest pollen (Table 2, Fig. 2). Keywords: grains; mardin; pollen; salvia; species
• Pollen morphology of twenty three species of Allium L. (Amaryllidaceae) species from Turkey by Yildiz , Ümmügülsün (2023) - Figs 49-56: Ornamentation of the sulcus membrane of Allium pollen grains. A. kharputense: Psilate of the sulcus membrane, SEM x 6500; 56. A. lycaonicum: Rugulate-perforate ornamentation of the sulcus membrane, SEM x 6000 Scale bar = 1 µm. 8 YILDIZ Figs 57-66: TEM photomicrographs of exine structure (Pollen wall stratification and morphology of Allium pollen grains). Keywords: allium; fig; grain; ornamentation; perforate; pollen; rugulate; sem; sulcus; view
• Systematic Position of Miyakea Integrifolia Miyabe & Tatew. In the Infrageneric Classification of Pulsatilla (Ranunculaceae): Palynological Challenges by Sarwar, A K M Golam ; Takahashi, Hideki (2024) - Structural diversity within the exine wall in Pulsatilla pollen is not yet known. Several studies on the pollen morphology of Pulsatilla species have been conducted: Kumazawa (1936), Ikuse (1956, 2001), Huynh (1970), Nakamura (1980), and Wang et al. (1995) with light microscopy (LM); Clarke et al. (1991) and Baladehi et al. (2013) with LM and scanning electron microscopy (SEM); Nowicke and Skvarla (1995), Miyoshi et al. (2011), Fujiki et al. (2016), and Sarwar and Takahashi (2023) with SEM; Xi (1985) and PalDat (2023) with LM, SEM, and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Keywords: integrifolia; miyakea; pollen; pulsatilla; species
• Taxonomy, karyomorphology and pollen viability of Hymenocallis littoralis (Jacq.) Salisb. (Amaryllidaceae) by Afroz, Sumona; Begum, Kazi Nahida; Saha, Susmita; Hassan, Md Abul; Rahman, M Oliur (2024) - Habitat: H. littoralis grows in well-drained soils. ABUL HASSAN1 AND M. OLIUR RAHMAN1* 1Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh 2National Museum, Shahbag, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh 3Department of Botany, Jagannath University, Dhaka 1100, Bangladesh Keywords: Hymenocallis littoralis (Jacq.) Keywords: amaryllidaceae; chromosomes; hymenocallis; littoralis; pancratium; pistil; pollen; pollination; species

• Updated nomenclature and taxonomic status of the plants of Bangladesh included in Hook. f., the Flora of British India: Volume-II by Rashid, M. Enamur; Rahman, M. Atiqur (2012) - Rubus hexagynus Roxb., Fl. Ind. 2: 516 (1832). Trichosanthes dioica Roxb., Fl. Ind. 3: 701 (1831). Keywords: bengal; benth; bot; cat; chittagong; clarke; fabaceae; family; hook; ind; leguminosae; myrtaceae; order; roxb; silhet; wall
• Angiospermic flora of Runctia sal forest, Bangladesh. II. Magnoliopsida (Dicots) by Tutul, Ershad; Uddin, Md. Zashim; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2010) - Local name: Champa. Local name: Gandhi gajari. Keywords: duh; edges; forest; gazni; herb; hill; roxb; runctia; shrub; slope; specimen; tawakocha; tree; tutul
• Plant collections from Bangladesh in the herbarium at Shillong (Assam), India by Barbhuiya, Hussain Ahmed; Gogoi, R. (2010) - Rosaceae Cotoneaster khasiensis Klotz; Sylhet Road, Sylhet, 2.10.1935, A. Das 12280. Symplocaceae Symplocos ferruginea Roxb.; Bhanugach Reserve, Sylhet division, 26.2.1925, B. Sen Gupta 7826. Keywords: 18.8.1938; assam; c.s; chhatak; deka; forest; g.k; gupta; kanjilal; lawachara; longai; longai reserve; mann; march; n. de; october; purkayastha; r.n; reserve; roxb; s.n; sylhet; u.n; wall
• Additions to the angiospermic flora of Runctia sal forest, Bangladesh by Rahman, Md. Oliur; Uddin, Md. Zashim; Tutul, Ershad; Begum, Momtaz; Hassan, Md. Abul (2010) - non. L., Thw. (1860). Nyctaginaceae Boerhaavia diffusa L., Sp. Pl. 1: 3 (1753). Keywords: duh; forest; gazni; herb; hill; roxb; runctia; slope; species; specimen; swamps; tutul

• Ethnobotanical studies of wild herbs of central Punjab, Pakistan by Zereen, Arifa; Khan, Zaheer-ud-din; Sardar, Andleeb Anwar (2013) - Local people have depended upon indigenous plants since long for their means of living like food, medicine, shelter, trade besides the needs of fuel and animal feed etc. They use them as medicinal plants (74 species), fodder (50 species), vegetables (9 species), wild fruits (2 species), reclamation of saline soils (1 species), multifarious use (8 species), herbal veterinary medicines (3 species), fuel wood (2 species), crop weeds (2 species), poisonous (1 species), religious value (1 species), condiments (1), narcotic (4) and cosmetic (1) etc. Keywords: pakistan; plants; punjab; species
• Taxonomy and reproductive biology of the genus Zephyranthes Herb. (Liliaceae) in Bangladesh by Afroz, Sumona; Rahman, M. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2018) - Minimum five days were required for germination of seeds in Z. atamasco, and three days each in Z. candida, Z. carinata and Z. tubispatha. Materials and Methods Plant materials Four species of Zephyranthes namely, Z. atamasco, Z. candida, Z. carinata and Z. tubispatha were collected from different places and planted in the Dhaka University Botanical Garden for further study. Keywords: atamasco; candida; carinata; days; fruit; germination; plants; seeds; species; zephyranthes
• Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Torul district, Turkey by Karaköse, Mustafa; Akbulut, Sefa; Özkan, Zafer Cemal (2019) - © 2019 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDY OF MEDICINAL PLANTS IN TORUL DISTRICT, TURKEY MUSTAFA KARAKÖSE*, SEFA AKBULUT1 AND ZAFER CEMAL ÖZKAN1 Giresun University, Espiye Vocational School, Program of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Turkey Keywords: Ethnobotany; Medicinal plants; Informant consensus factor. Medicinal plants are an important part of local medical systems in the world. Keywords: fic; plants; species; study; turkey
• A study on wild edible plants for human consumption in Hizan county of Bitlis, Turkey by Demir, Ibrahim (2020) - Survey of wild food plants for human consumption in Geçitli (Hakkâri/Turkey), Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 14(2): 183-190. Survey of wild food plants for human consumption in villages of Çatak (VanTurkey), Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 15 (2): 181-191. Keywords: bitlis; food; hizan; human; people; plants; species; study; taxa; turkey; use
• Useful valuable plants of Maithili community in Eastern Nepal: An ethnobotanical study by Mallik, Anand Raj; Chaudhary, Sujan; Shrestha, Sabitri (2020) - References Acharya, R. and Acharya, K.P. 2009.Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants used by Tharu community of Parroha VDC, Rupandehi district, Nepal. Compendium of medicinal plants in Nepal. Keywords: community; maithili; nepal; plants; study; use
• Molecular evidence for the status of Bidens connata Muhl. ex Willd. and B. decipiens Warnst. in the old and new World by Galkina, Maria; Razumova, Olga; Yatsenko, Igor; Yatsenko, Olga; Vinogradova, Yulia (2021) - Our study concludes that (i) B. decipiens, native to Europe, is of hybrid origin, unlike B. connata, native to North America, (ii) Both B. connata and B. frondosa show high polymorphism in their natural range in North America, (iii) Chloroplast DNA data support two clades within B. connata, in one of which B. decipiens and B. cernua are nested, and (iv) B. connata, B. cernua, and B. decipiens are phylogeneticly close. The objects are the F1 offsprings of B. frondosa, B. connata, and B. cernua collected in 2018 from Minnesota and Wisconsin (USA), grown from seeds in the greenhouse conditions of N.V. Tsitsin Main Botanical Garden of Russian Academy of Sciences, as well as samples of B. decipiens, B. frondosa and B. cernua collected from Eastern Europe (Belarus and European Russia). Keywords: bidens; c c; cernua; connata; decipiens; frondosa; plants; t c; t t
• Ethno-medico-botanical knowledge from Kaukhali proper and Betbunia of Rangamati District by Yusuf, Mohammed; Wahab, Md Abdul; Chowdhury, Jasim Uddin; Begum, Jaripa (2006) - Materials and Methods Uses of medicinal plants have been documented on ethnobotanical data sheet by interviewing tribal healers and elderly people of the study areas, namely, Kaukhali and Betbunia. ABDUL WAHAB, JASIM UDDIN CHOWDHURY AND JARIPA BEGUM BCSIR Laboratories, P.O. Chittagong Cantonment, Chittagong-4220, Bangladesh Key words: Ethno-medico-botany, Kaukhali, Betbunia, Rangamati Keywords: betbunia; chakma; days; dose; kaukhali; marma; plants; users; voucher
• Morpho-Molecular Charactrization of Endophytic Fungi Associated With Aquilaria Malaccensis Lam. by Zafrin, Mehnaz ; Shamsi, Shamim ; Noman, Md Abdullah Al (2024) - (Subasinghe et al., 2019; Mohamed et al., 2010; Tian et al., 2013; Chen et al., 2017; Faizal et al., 2017; Sen et al., 2017; Huang et al., 2017). Most endophytes are capable of synthesizing bioactive secondary compounds that may provide plants with a defense against pathogens and some of these compounds may be useful for novel drug discovery (Guo et al., 2008; Keywords: aquilaria; aspergillus; colony; conidia; fig; fungi; location; malaccensis; penicillium; plants; specimen; tissue; zafrin

• Fifty new combinations in Phanera Lour. (Leguminosae: Caesalpinioideae) from Paleotropical region by Bandyopadhyay, S.; Ghoshal, P. P.; Pathak, M. K. (2012) - Bauhinia chrysophylla K. Larsen & S.S. Larsen, Nordic J. Bot. 9: 253 (1989), non Vahl ex DC. K. Larsen & S.S. Larsen, Nordic J. Bot. 13: 661 (1993). Keywords: bauhinia; comb; k. larsen; larsen; phanera; s.s; var
• Electrophoretic pattern of seed proteins in Trifolium L. and its taxonomic implications by George, N. M.; Ghareeb, A.; Fawzi, N. M.; Saad, S. (2013) - sarosiense comprising the subsection Intermedia, the two varieties of T. medium shows no difference with each other with a similarity of 100% and T. heldreichianum differs from these two varieties with a similarity of 52.05%. T. cherleri L. 55. Keywords: genus; ipk; protein; section; seed; taxa; trifolium; var
• A new infra-specific taxon of Acalypha fimbriata Schum. & Thonn. from Nigeria by Kadiri, Akeem Babalola (2014) - Acalypha fimbriata is medicinally important in respiratory and digestive problems, rheumatism and for sore and wound dressing (Burkill, 1994 and personal communication with natives). Provenances of the specimens of Acalypha fimbriata used for the study. Keywords: acalypha; fhi; fimbriata; ibadan; kadiri; luh; nigeria; populations; var
• Numerical taxonomy of Abelmoschus Medik. (Malvaceae) in India by Patil, Pravin; Sutar, Shrikant; Malik, Surendra Kumar; John, Joseph; Yadav, Shrirang; Bhat, Kangila Venkataraman (2015) - Hochreutiner (1924) described 14 species of Abelmoschus, in which A. moschatus and A. manihot constitute several varieties. Abelmoschus sagittifolius showed maximum similarity value of 0.82 with A. moschatus subsp. Keywords: a. manihot; abelmoschus; angulosus; characters; fruit; manihot; moschatus; seed; species; subsp; tetraphyllus; var
• A new variety of Phlogacanthus curviflorus (Wall.) Nees from Assam, India by Dutta, Barnali; Borthakur, S. K. (2016) - Clarke (1886) in Hooker’s “Flora of British India” described 10 species and P. curviflorus var. nov., and P. curviflorus var. Keywords: assam; curviflorus; phlogacanthus; var
• A new variety of Musa balbisiana Colla from Assam, India by Borborah, Kongkona; Borthakur, S. K.; Tanti, Bhaben (2016) - Considering the above differences of the collected specimens with that of M. balbisiana, a new variety viz., Musa balbisiana var. However, subsequent workers described five varieties on the basis of intraspecific variations of the species viz., M. balbisiana var. Keywords: balbisiana; musa; var
• A new variety of Solanum americanum Mill. (Solanaceae), from Eastern Ghats, India by Murugan, P.; Kalidass, C.; Panda, P. C. (2016) - Solanum L., is economically and medicinally important genus and one of the largest genera of flowering plants with c. 1500 species distributed in all continents, except Antarctica (Vorontsova, et al., 2013). During revisionary studies and exploration of the genus Solanum L. of Eastern Ghats, the authors came across some interesting specimens from the districts of Kandhamal, Ganjam and Gajapati in Odisha state, India. Keywords: americanum; solanum; var
• Phylogeny of Galium L. (Rubiaceae) from Korea and Japan based on chloroplast DNA sequence by Jeong, Keum Seon; Shin, Jae Kwon; Maki, Masayuki; Pak, Jae-Hong (2016) - G. kikumugura and G. tokyoense were included in Group C. G. kikumugura having whorls of four leaf-like organs and fruit with generally hooked hairs were closely related to G. tokyoense, morphologically (Yamazaki, 1993). Leptogalium) which are identified by Soza and Olmstead (2010), G. tokyoense Makino, G. kikumugura, and three species belonging to sect. Keywords: clade; dna; ehrendorfer; galium; group; gun; japan; korea; rubiaceae; sect; species; study; taxa; var
• Taxonomic revision of Saudi Arabian Tetraena Maxim. and Zygophyllum L. (Zygophyllaceae) with one new variety and four new combinations by Alzahrani, Dhafer Ahmed; Albokhari, Enas Jameel (2018) - Species within the genus Tetraena can be distinguished by growth habit, plant colour, leaf structure, flower colour, and fruit type and shape (Van Huyssteen, 1937; Hosny, 1988; Van Zyl, 2000; Chaudhary, 2001; Beier et al., 2003). The collected specimens were critically studied and examined, and identifications were confirmed using standard literature (Hosny, 1988; Chaudhary, 2001; Beier et al., 2003). Keywords: alba; albokhari; alzahrani; arabia; beier; february; hamiensis; kauh; pubescent; road; saudi; saudi arabia; species; tetraena; thulin; var; zygophyllum
• Morphological, anatomical and cytological investigations on three taxa of Centaurea L. (Asteraceae) from Turkey by Taşar, Neslihan; Doğan, Gülden; Kiran, Yaşar; Rahman, M. Oliur; Çakilcioğlu, Uğur (2018) - urvillei; C. C. urvillei subsp. urvillei (2n=20); C. C. urvillei subsp. Keywords: centaurea; chromosome; polypodiifolia; subsp; taxa; turkey; urvillei; urvillei subsp; var
• Four new varieties of the family Araceae from Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md. Abul (2019) - Spathe constricted, 19.5–25.0 cm long, tube light green, 2.3–3.5 cm long, c. 2.5 cm in diameter, upper part reflexed, golden yellow, 17.0–21.5 cm long, 5–6 cm in diameter at the middle. Spadix shorter than spathe, female zone 1.2–2.0 × 0.5–0.6 cm with 4-6 rows of whitish sterile ovaries at the base, no narrowed zone of neuters above, male zone 1.5–2.1 Keywords: ara; araceae; diameter; hassan; schott; schott var; var
• Comparative Anatomical Characteristics of the Subgenus Cyanus (Mill.) Hayek (Asteraceae) In Turkey by ÇItak, Burcu Yilmaz ; ŞIrin, Emrah ; Dural , Hüseyin ; Ertuğrul, Kuddisi (2021) - The mesophyll was equifacial in 17 species with well-defined palisade and reduced spongy parenchyma, bifacial in three species: C. woronowii, C. nigrofimbria, and C. reuteriana var. Clustered sclerenchymatic fibers were located on the upper sides of the vascular bundles in the examined taxa, except in C. tchihatcheffii, C. woronowii, and C. thirkei (Figs 2 and 5). Keywords: boiss; centaurea; cyanus; et al; mş c.; parenchyma; pichleri; species; subgenus; subsp; var; view
• Hydrobiological studies within the tea gardens at Srimangal, Bangladesh. VI. Desmids (Xanthidium, Arthrodesmus, Staurodesmus and Staurastrum) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2006) - St. freemanii W. & W. fa. (Pl. 2, Fig. 15) L. 28.3 µm, W. cpr. 70.2 µm, W. spr. St. freemanii W. & W. (Islam and Irfanullah 1998, 94, 2: 17) Lake; autumn 1997; rare. 39. Keywords: fig; islam; lake; var
• Hydrobiological studies within the tea gardens at Srimangal, Bangladesh. V. Desmids (Euastrum, micrasterias, actinotaenium and cosmarium) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2006) - E. gnathophorum W. & W. var. *C. freemanii W. & W. var. ? Keywords: fig; irfanullah; islam; lake; spring; var; winter
• Desmids from some selected areas of Bangladesh: 3. Genus Staurastrum Meyen (2) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Akter, Nasima (2006) - The above forma of Scott and Prescott (l.c.) is almost similar in size and most likely the same taxon as that of Turner (L. 30 µm; Br. 44 µm with processes, Isthmus 12 µm) Specimen studied: hydra fa. supernumerarium; 19-20. Keywords: figs; processes; var
• Hydrobiological studies within the tea gardens at Srimangal, Bangladesh. IV. Desmids (17 genera) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2005) - gutwinskii Krieger (Pl. 3, Figs. 28–29) (Prescott et al. 1975, 126, 44: 10; Islam and Haroon 1980, 562, 5: 86) L. 232–313 µm, W. 51–86 µm, I. 23–43 µm, t. csp. elongatum Cedergren (Pl. 3, Fig. 26; Pl. 4, Fig. 36) (Prescott et al. 1975, 134, 40: 10–11) L. 162–167 µm, W. 7–9.6 µm, I. 5.4–7.8 µm, t. 4.8–5.4 µm. Keywords: fig; islam; var
• Desmids of some selected areas of Bangladesh. 3. Docidium, Pleurotaenium, Triplastrum and Triploceras by Islam, AKM Nurul; Akter, Nasima (2005) - Cells straight, cylindrical, shape barrel-shaped, with fairly prominent median constriction; semicell with broad base and slightly attenuated apex; apex truncate, flattened with several conical (dendate) tubercles; cell wall with several transverse rings of thin and irregular to quadrangular areas; thin areas of polar region irregularly elongate; zygospore not found; cell length 277-288 µm; mid-diam. rectum (Pl. 4, Figs. 33-34) (Ruzicka 1977, Pl. 37, Fig. 3) Cell cylindrical, straight, slender, tapering slightly and evenly from basal inflation to a truncate apex; no extra swelling beyond the basal inflation; cell length 303-329 µm; mid-diam. Keywords: apex; cell; figs; var
• Unveiling the Complete Chloroplast Genome of Tribulus Macropterus Var. Arabicus (Hosni) Al-Hemaid & J. Thomas: Genome Structure, Comparative Analysis and Phylogeny by Albediwi, Albatool Suliman ; Ali, Mohammad Ajmal ; Alwahibi, Mona Solaiman ; Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid ; Rahman, M Oliur ; Kim, Soo Yong ; Elshikh, Mohamed S ; Alsuhaimi, Nadia Mohammad (2024) - IRscope: An online program to visualize the junction sites of chloroplast genomes. Exploiting this inherent diversity, cp genome polymorphism has emerged as an important device for phylogenetic inference, taxonomic resolution, and understanding species adaptation to specific environments. Keywords: analysis; arabicus; chloroplast; fig; gene; genome; lsc; macropterus; macropterus var; regions; tribulus; var
• Validation of the name Artemisia anomala S. Moore var. acuminatissima Y. R. Ling (Asteraceae) by Zehuan, Wang; Hua, Peng (2011) - acuminatissima is similar to Artemisia anomala S. Moore var. anomala, both of them have glabrescent leaves, which distinguish them from another variety of this species, Artemisia anomala S. Moore var. Keywords: anomala; var

• Relationships of Astragalus L. in section Sesamei based on morphological criteria and molecular markers by Sharawy, Sherif M.; Badr, Abdelfattah (2014) - Seed surface Smooth (0), Irregular (1) RELATIONSHIPS OF ASTRAGALUS L. TAXA 5 Table 3. RAPD and ISSR primers used for DNA fingerprinting in Astragalus L. taxa. List of Astragalus L. taxa of the section Sesamei examined along with their locality. Keywords: astragalus; bands; egypt; issr; primer; rapd; samples; species; taxa; tribuloides
• Genetic variation and molecular relationships among eight taxa of Desmodium Desv. based on RAPD markers by Rahman, M. Oliur; Rahman, Md. Zahidur; Sony, Sonia Khan; Islam, Mohammad Nurul (2017) - However, the present study shows that D. triflorum and D. gangeticum are distantly related. UPGMA dendrogram was constructed to show the genetic relatedness among the taxa employed and the tree revealed a close proximity among D. pulchellum, D. gangeticum and D. motorium. Keywords: desmodium; gangeticum; markers; rapd; taxa
• Cytogenetical analysis of 12 taxa of Genista L. (Fabaceae) from Turkey by Martin, Esra; Dinc, Muhittin; Duran, Ahmet; Dogan, Bekir; Hakki, Erdogan E. (2009) - These taxa include G. acanthoclada, G. albida, G. anatolica, G. aucheri, G. burdurensis, G. carinalis, G. involucrata, G. januensis subsp. Although rare, a few cells revealed polyploidy in some of preparates (G. albida, G. burdurensis, G. januensis subsp. Keywords: albida; duran; genista; taxa; turkey
• A comparative study of achene morphology in Korean Polygonaceae by Kong, Min-Jung; Song, Jun-Ho; An, Beom-Cheol; Son, Sung-Won; Suh, Gang-Uk; Chung, Mi-Jin; Hong, Suk-Pyo (2018) - R. crispus L. Korea, Gyungsangnam-do, Jul.2004, J.M. Jung and J.Y.Kim (KH- L1047) R. japonicus Houtt. R. acetosella L. Korea, Gyunggi-do, Jul.2005, J.Y. Kim (KH-L2135) Keywords: achene; embryo; et al; fig; kim; korea; persicaria; polygonaceae; rumex; taxa; type
• Comparative morphology and anatomy of seeds of some Aethionema W.T. Aiton (Brassicaceae) taxa from Turkey by Karaismailoğlu, Mehmet Cengiz (2019) - speciosum and A. saxatile, reticulate in A. froedinii and A. iberideum, reticulate-foveate in A. eunomioides and A. grandiflorum, ocellate in A. fimbriatum and A. speciosum subsp. compactum, A. iberideum, A. armenum and A. grandiflorum) or broadly ovate (A. froedinii) in shape and light Brown (A. froedinii and A. speciosum subsp compactum) or dark Brown (A. syriacum, A. oppositifolium and A. grandiflorum), Brown-Gray (A. arabicum and A. fimbriatum), Brown-Black (A. speciosum subsp. Keywords: aethionema; karaismailoğlu; seed; speciosum; subsp; taxa; turkey
• The importance in DNA barcoding of the regions which is covering rRNA genes and its sequences in the genus Quercus L. by Aykut, Yilmaz (2020) - Studied taxa , sections of the species studied and their Gen Bank accession numbers for IGS/5S rRNA gene region. The probability of substitution (r) from one base (row) to another base (column) for IGS/5S rRNA gene region. Keywords: barcoding; dna; gene; quercus; region; rrna; rrna gene; species; table; taxa; turkey
• Cyanobacterial Diversity and Physicochemical Characteristics of Thermal Springs in The Kütahya Province of Turkey by ÖZtürk, Sevi̇lay (2021) - © 2021 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists CYANOBACTERIAL DIVERSITY AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THERMAL SPRINGS IN THE KÜTAHYA PROVINCE OF TURKEY SEVİLAY ÖZTÜRK* Department of Biology, Faculty of Sciences and Letters, Manisa Celal Bayar University, Manisa, Turkey Keywords: Biodiversity; Cyanobacteria; Thermal springs; RDA analyses; Turkey. Although life is difficult in thermal springs, the cyanobacteria are the most adapted organisms for this environment. Keywords: cyanobacteria; diversity; et al; fig; komárek; parameters; sampling; sites; springs; study; taxa; temperature; thermal; turkey
• Species Diversity, Distribution and Standing Biomass Of Sublittoral Seaweeds of the St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh by Aziz, Abdul ; Towhidy , Syntheia ; Alfasane, Md Almujaddade (2022) - They also reported seaweeds biomass had a maximum value in April (59.50 g/m2 dry weight) and minimum value in July (20.14 g/m2 dry weight). Green seaweed diversity was higher among the classes. Keywords: aziz; biomass; depth; m-2; number; seaweeds; table; taxa; total
• Macromorphological, Anatomical And Molecular Studies Of Some Taxa Of Araliaceae In Egypt by Wahba, Mai M ; Haider, Ashraf S ; Mourad, Magdy M ; Mashaly, Ia ; habashy, Ihsan E El (2022) - Plunkett et al., 2001b; Wen et al., 1996). 2. (A-I) Photographs of some stem anatomy of studied taxa; A) Keywords: araliaceae; bands; fig; guatemalensis; hedera; helix; meryta; oreopanax; polyscias; schefflera; taxa

• Complete chloroplast genome of Fraxinus griffithii C.B. Clarke (Oleaceae): Insights into genome structure and molecular phylogenetics by Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid; Rahman, M Oliur (2025) - Plastome-wide phylogeny supported the systematic position of F. griffithii within the subtribe Fraxininae of the tribe Oleeae. Molecular dating analysis suggests that F. griffithii originated approximately 15.07 million years ago, during the Langhian stage of the Middle Miocene epoch in the Neogene period of the Cenozoic era. Keywords: ahmed; analysis; chloroplast; fig; fraxinus; genes; genome; genomic; griffithii; oleaceae; plastome; rahman; sequence; species

• Floral morphology resolves the taxonomy of Camellia L. (Theaceae) Sect. Oleifera and Sect. Paracamellia by Jiang, W.; Nitin, M.; Jiang, B.; Zheng, Y. P.; Hong, S. S.; Lu, H. F. (2012) - The difference being that the BA majority rule tree was somewhat worse resolved than the cluster tree: 1) C. hiemalis, C. sasanqua and C. maliflora diverged at the same time in the BA tree, while C. hiemalis and C. sasanqua were more closely related to each other than to C. maliflora in the cluster tree; and 2) in the BA tree, C. gauchowensis was separated as the most distant from two subclades comprising C. oleifera and C. vietnamensis, and C. hiemalis, C. sasanqua and C. maliflora. Sealy 162 JIANG et al. (1958) noted that there was a little doubt that C. hiemalis was a form of C. sasanqua. Keywords: analysis; chang; oleifera; paracamellia; sasanqua; sect; species
• A numerical analysis of Ephedra L. based on reproductive features by Yang, Yong (2013) - Scabrae Soskov), but those species with scrambling habits within E. sect. Ephedra were segregated into a new section (E. sect. Keywords: analysis; asarca; characters; ephedra; genus; group; sect; seed; species; study
• Status of Reseda pentagyna Abdallah & A.G. Miller (Resedaceae) inferred from combined nuclear ribosomal and chloroplast sequence data by Ali, M. Ajmal; Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.; Choudhary, Ritesh K.; Lee, Joongku; Kim, Soo-Yong; Rub, M. A. (2013) - The parsimony analysis of ITS, trnL-F and combined sequences data analyses revealed grouping of Reseda species consistent with established taxonomic sections of the genus, R. pentagyna showed proximity with R. stenostachya (100% bootstrap support), nested within the clade of section Reseda. Since the intrigued morphological similarities observed in between R. pentagyna and R. stenostachya (Miller and Nyberg, 1994; Chaudhary, 1999) we planned to carry out molecular phylogenetic analysis of internal transcribed spacer sequences (ITS) of nuclear ribosomal DNA and trnL-F sequences to confirm the species status of R. pentagyna. Keywords: analysis; pentagyna; reseda; sequence; species; stenostachya; trnl
• Molecular phylogeny of Saudi Arabian Tetraena Maxim. and Zygophyllum L. (Zygophyllaceae) based on plastid DNA sequences by Alzahrani, Dhafer Ahmed; Albokhari, Enas Jameel (2017) - and Zygophyllum L., 44 specimens representing seven taxa, were reconstructed based on chloroplast DNA data of rbcL and trnL-F. The combined chloroplast (rbcL and trnL-F) contributed more phylogenetically informative characters than in individual regions. Sheahan and Chase (2000) investigated the phylogenetic relationships of 36 taxa of Zygophyllaceae including 15 species of Zygophyllum L. from Africa, Australia, and south western Asia using nucleotide sequences of the plastid gene rbcL and non-coding trnL-F and found Zygophyllum as polyphyletic. Keywords: analysis; phylogenetic; rbcl; saudi; species; tetraena; trnl; zygophyllum
• Inclusion of Kickxia abhaica D.A. Sutton in the genus Nanorrhinum (Plantaginaceae): Evidence from its nuclear ribosomal DNA sequences by Ali, M. Ajmal (2018) - Dandy, K. petiolata D.A. Sutton, K. pseudoscoparia V.W. Smith and K. scalarum D.A. Sutton] described under the family Scrophulariaceae (Chaudhary, 2001), out of which the taxonomic status of K. abhaica D.A. Sutton, K. acerbiana (Boiss.) K. abhaica D.A. Sutton Keywords: abhaica; analysis; d.a; kickxia; nanorrhinum; sutton
• Comparative chloroplast genomic analyses revealed extensive genomic arrangement in some core and non-core caryophyllales by Ali, M. Ajmal (2019) - Achatocarpaceae, Agdestidaceae, Aizoaceae, Amaranthaceae, Anacampserotaceae, Ancistrocladaceae, Asteropeiaceae, Barbeuiaceae, Basellaceae, Cactaceae, Caryophyllaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Corbichoniaceae, Didiereaceae, Dioncophyllaceae, Droseraceae, Drosophyllaceae, Frankeniaceae, Gisekiaceae, Halophytaceae, Limeaceae, Lophiocarpaceae, Macarthuriaceae, Microteaceae, Molluginaceae, Montiaceae, Nepenthaceae, Nyctaginaceae, Petiveriaceae, Physenaceae, Phytolaccaceae, Plumbaginaceae, Polygonaceae, Portulacaceae, Rhabdodendraceae, Sarcobataceae, Simmondsiaceae, Stegnospermataceae, Talinaceae, Tamaricaceae] (APG, 2016; Walker et al., 2018; Yao et al., 2019). Moreover, intron loss (such as that in clpP) occurs in diverse angiosperms including Poaceae, Onagraceae and Oleaceae (Jansen et al., 2007). Keywords: analysis; caryophyllales; chloroplast; et al; families; genes; genome; genomic; order
• Plectological and molecular identification of economically important wild Russulales mushrooms from Pakistan and their antifungal potential against food pathogenic fungus Aspergillus niger by Sarwar, Samina; Aziz, Tanzeela; Muhammad Hanif, -; Ilyas, Sobia; Saba, Malka; Khalid, Sana; Muhammad Fiaz, - (2020) - Fungal biomass calculated and compared with control i.e., without methanolic mushroom extract concentrations. Fungal biomass was calculated and compared with control i.e., without methanolic mushroom extract concentrations. Keywords: analysis; concentrations; extract; fungus; growth; mushrooms; pakistan; russula
• Rubroboletus himalayensis - A new mushroom from Pakistan by Sarwar, Samina; Siddique, Zeb; Bashir, Ayesha; Khalid, Abdul Nasir (2021) - These species don’t have prominent reticulated stipe and can be easily separated from R. haematinus, R. legaliae, R. pulcherrimus, R. pulchrotinctus, R. rubrosanguineus, R. satanas and R. sinicus which have obvious reticula on the stipe (Both, 1993, 2009; Sarwar and Khalid, 2013; Ŝutara et al., 2009; Zhao et al., 2014). R. esculentus has yellow to bright yellow context while newly reported species has creamish context (Zhao et al., 2014; Zhao and Shao, 2017). Keywords: activity; analysis; extracts; himalayensis; mushroom; pakistan; rubroboletus; sarwar; species
• Species Relationship and Population Differentiation In Stellaria L. (Caryophyllaceae) Of Iran Using Scot Molecular Marker and Morphological Data by Li, Jialing ; Yang, Xin ; Hajrasouliha, Shadi (2021) - This research aims to 1) Can SCoT markers be utilized to recognize Stellaria species? Stellaria species are widespread plants that favor humid mountainous slopes; however, some have been discovered growing in deserts. Keywords: analysis; data; iran; khayatnezhad; longipes; population; species; stellaria; structure; variation
• Evaluation of RAPD markers for taxonomic relationships in some aquatic species of Utricularia L. (Lentibulariaceae) by Rahman, Mohammad Oliur (2006) - The present investigation revealed that RAPD markers are useful to RAPD MARKERS IN AQUATIC UTRICULARIA 79 characterize aquatic Utricularia species. 2. Dendrogram showing relationships among aquatic Utricularia species based on UPGMA analysis generated by RAPD markers. Keywords: analysis; australis; dimorphantha; dna; macrorhiza; markers; rapd; species; utricularia
• Phylogenetic relationships among the taxa of the genus Johrenia DC. (Apiaceae) from Turkey based on molecular method by Dogan, Bekir; Duran, Ahmet; Bagci, Yavuz; Dinc, Muhittin; Martin, Esra; Cetin, Ozlem; Ozturk, Meryem (2010) - The family also encompasses widespread weeds and toxic plants (Downie et al., 2000). Phylogenetic analyses of the family using chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) sequences (Downie et al., 1996), cpDNA restriction sites (Plunkett and Downie, 1999), and nuclear ribosomal DNA internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequences (Downie and Katz-Downie, 1996) provided an alternative classification of Drude (1898). Keywords: analysis; data; dichoropetalum; dichotoma; dna; downie; genera; genus; johrenia; species; turkey
• Complete chloroplast genome sequence of a novel Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal: Comparative genomics and phylogenetic insights by Alsuhaimi, Nadia Mohammad; Ali, Mohammad Ajmal; Alwahibi, Mona Solaiman; Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid; Rahman, M Oliur; Pandey, Shankar Kumar; Elshikh, Mohamed S; Alshallali, Sayfi Rashed Sayfi; Lee , Joongku; Kim , Soo Yong (2024) - While the plastome of W. somnifera provides a comprehensive reference for the species, studying the plastome of W. somnifera var. The gene content, organization, and localization in their investigation were congruent with the findings of the present study, showcasing the genetic similarity between W. somnifera and W. somnifera var. Keywords: abhaica; analysis; chloroplast; et al; fig; genes; genome; lsc; plastome; region; sequence; somnifera; somnifera var; species; withania
• Genomic analysis made easy (Game V1): An automated software for plant genome assembly and annotation from illumina sequencing by Ali, Mohammad Ajmal; Mahato, Rajesh; Lee , Joongku (2024) - However, existing software for genome assembly and annotation often demands high-performance hardware (Kathiresan et al., 2017), advanced bioinformatics expertise (Helmy et al., 2016), and costly subscriptions (El-Metwally et al., 2013). Functional annotation is carried out using Prodigal for gene prediction, Augustus for advanced gene model prediction, and BUSCO, which assesses https://phytozome-next.jgi.doe.gov/) https://www.earthbiogenome.org/) https://github.com/GATB/gatb-minia-pipeline). GENOMIC ANALYSIS MADE EASY (GAME V1): AN AUTOMATED SOFTWARE 227 the completeness of genome assemblies based on conserved single-copy orthologs (Simão et al., 2015). Keywords: analysis; annotation; assembly; contigs; game; genes; genome; genomic; length; quality; sequencing; total
• Genetic variation among Iranian alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) populations based on RAPD markers by Mohammadzadeh, Fatemeh; Monirifar, Hassan; Saba, Jalal; Valizadeh, Mostafa; Haghighi, Ahmad Razban; Zanjani, Bahram Maleki; Barghi, Maryam; Tarhriz, Vahideh (2011) - POPGENE (the user-friendly shareware for population genetic analysis), version 1.32. Total genetic diversity (HT) and within population genetic diversity (Hs) were calculated as 0.2349 and 0.1892, respectively and the degree of genetic differentiation among populations (GST) was estimated as 0.1944. Keywords: alfalfa; analysis; bands; diversity; dna; et al; populations; rapd; study

• Molecular systematics of some bifurcate hairy sections in Astragalus L. (Fabaceae) as inferred from nuclear and chloroplast DNA sequences by Sheikhakbari-Mehr, Reza; Maassoumi, Ali Asghar; Osaloo, Shahrokh Kazempour (2016) - Maassoumi, A. A., Ghahreman, A., Ghahremani-nejad, F. and Matin, F. 1999.Astragalus gigantirostratus (Fabaceae), a remarkable new species from N Iran and supplementary notes on A. sect. Ghahreman, A., Pakravan, M. and Maassoumi, A. A. 1996. Keywords: analyses; astragalus; bunge; dissitiflori; erioceras; iran; maassoumi; members; molecular; podlech; sect; sections; species; tree
• Molecular Phylogenetics and Molecular Dating of Arecaceae In Bangladesh Inferred from Matk and Rbcl Genes by Ahmed, Sheikh Sunzid ; Rahman, M Oliur ; Ali, M Ajmal ; Hemaid , Fahad Al ; Lee, Joongku (2023) - Bootstrap support and Bayesian posterior probability were found to be higher in matK topologies than that of rbcL. The molecular clock test unraveled an equal evolutionary rate for matK and unequal rate for rbcL sequences. The test in MEGA 11 unveiled acceptance for matK sequences and rejection for rbcL sequences. Keywords: arecaceae; arecoideae; bootstrap; calamoideae; coryphoideae; dating; matk; mya; phylogeny; rbcl; relationships; sequences; species; subfamilies; tree; tribe

• Bibliographical note on the syntaxonomy of the vegetation of Tlemcen, Hafir, Moutas and its reserve (North-western Algeria) by Bouazza, Naima; Cherifi, Kouider; Babali, Brahim; Mohammed Bouazza, - (2020) - The Therophytes strong presence, because of the environment anthropization, results in the birth of an association defined by Quézel et al. (1992) and Quézel and Medail (2003): Ampelodesmo-mauritanicum-Chamaeropetum humilis which extends over the Tessala and Traras Mountains, and in some cases in the Tlemcen Mountains on the north-east slopes. La végétation de la Tunisie steppique avec référence aux végétations analogues d’Algérie, de Libye et du Maroc. Keywords: algeria; area; blanquet; bouazza; braun; class; dahmani; des; forest; hafir; martinez; mediterranean; moutas; quézel; region; reserve; rivas; species; subsp; tlemcen; vegetation

• Genetic diversity and interspecific relationships of some Allium species using inter simple sequence repeat markers by Samiei, Leila; Kiani, Mahnaz; Zarghami, Homa; Memariani, Farshid; Joharchi, Mohammad Reza (2015) - A review of Allium section Allium. The clustered groups of Allium species clearly reflect the recent taxonomic concept of the genus at the subgenus and section levels. Keywords: accessions; aga; allium; diversity; et al; fritsch; gag; markers; section; species
• Genetic diversity and phenetic relationships of five Trifolium L. species (Fabaceae) by inter simple sequence repeats markers by Hwang, Yourang; Huh, Man Kyu (2016) - Total genetic diversity (HT), genetic diversity within populations (HS), the proportion of total genetic diversity partitioned among populations (GST), and gene flow (Nm). Total genetic diversity values (HT) varied between 0.333 and 0.487, for an average over all polymorphic loci of 0.282. Keywords: clover; diversity; pratense; repens; species; total; trifolium; variation
• Evaluation of genetic diversity and morphological variability in Stellaria media (L.) Vill. using RAPD marker by Mehri, Shahram; Shirafkan Ajirlou, Hassan; Kolbadi, Iman (2020) - 180 MEHRI et al. Fig. 4. STRUCTURE plot of S. media populations based on k = 6 of RAPD data. 5. Reticulogram of S. media populations based on least square method analysis of RAPD data (Population numbers are according to Table 1). Keywords: diversity; esfandani; media; populations; species; stellaria
• ISSR markers and population differentiations in Erodium ciconium (L.) L'hér ex Aiton by Fei, Xi; Xuejun, Ruan; Minaeifar, Amir Abbas (2021) - AMOVA test revealed significant genetic difference among the studied populations and also revealed that, 63% of total genetic variability was due to within population diversity while, 37% was due to among population genetic differentiation. AMOVA-based clustering of population genetic data. Keywords: ciconium; data; diversity; erodium; et al; issr; markers; populations; species; structure
• Assessment of Genetic Variation of Genus Paracaryum (Boraginaceae) By Rapd Markers by Shen, Dan ; bozchaloyi, Somayeh Esfandani (2022) - Compared to within species, these results revealed a greater distribution of genetic diversity among Paracaryum species. The degree of variability among Na, Ne, H and I indices using studied RAPD markers demonstrated a high level of genetic diversity among and within Paracaryum species. Keywords: boiss; diversity; et al; khayatnezhad; markers; paracaryum; primers; rapd; species; variation

• New lichen records from Turkey by Yazici, Kenan; Aslan, Ali; Aptroot, André (2013) - New lichens from Turkey OK 4.doc Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. This paper presents first reports of lichenological exploration in the region of Burdur, southwestern Turkey. Keywords: lichen; new; species; subventosa; turkey
• Euonymus leiophloeus (Celastraceae) - A new record for the flora of Turkey by Eminagaoglu, Özgür; Özcan, Melahat (2013) - According to anatomically investigated samples, adaxial epidermal EUONYMUS LEIOPHLOEUS (CELASTRACEAE) 265 Fig. 2. Leaf anatomy in Euonymus leiophloeus; A: midrib, B: lamina, C: Adaxial surface, D: Abaxial surface. After critical study and consultation with relevant literature (Cood and Cullen, 1967; Güner et al., 2000; Özhatay et al., 2011; Eminağaoğlu et al., 2012), the specimens have been identified as Euonymus leiophloeus Stev. Keywords: artvin; euonymus; leiophloeus; turkey
• Onopordum myriacanthum subsp. arachnoideum Comb. & Stat. Nov. (Asteraceae: Cardueae) by Pinar, S. Mesut; Behçet, Lütfi (2014) - The examined specimens of O. bracteatum, O. myriacanthum subsp. 140 PINAR AND BEHÇET Pollen and achenes of O. bracteatum, O. myriacanthum subsp. Keywords: arachnoideum; bracteatum; myriacanthum; myriacanthum subsp; onopordum; subsp; turkey
• Systematics of Sisyrinchium angustifolium Mill. (Iridaceae), a newly recorded species from Turkey by Eminagaoglu, Özgür; Özcan, Melahat (2014) - After critical study and consultation with relevant literature (Fedchenko, 1968; Davis, 1984, 1988; Güner et al., 2000; Özhatay et al., 2011), the specimens have been identified as Sisyrinchium angustifolium Mill. In this study, we aim to describe detailed morphological characters of Sisyrinchium angustifolium, to determine its conservation status, and distribution along with exploring the anatomical and cytological properties of the newly recorded species. Keywords: angustifolium; artvin; chromosome; sisyrinchium; species; turkey
• Allium phanerantherum subsp. involucratum (Amaryllidaceae), a new subspecies from Turkey by Ek?i, Gülnur; Koyuncu, Mehmet; Bona, Mehmet (2015) - Review of Allium Section Allium. In the Flora of Turkey and The East Agean Islands the genus is classified into 14 sections, and section Allium is the largest among them (Kollmann, 1984). Keywords: allium; phanerantherum; subsp; turkey
• Three Lichen taxa new for Turkey by Yazici, Kenan; Aptroot, André (2017) - A detailed descriptions are provided by Dickhäuser et al., (1995), Poelt and Vězda, (1981). 2011; Kinalioğlu and Aptroo, 2011; Osyczka et al., 2011) but more surveys are still needed of unexplored regions in the country. Keywords: aslan; lichen; species; thelidium; turkey; yazici
• Morphological and anatomical studies of the newly recorded Rhus chinensis Mill. (Anacardiaceae) from Turkey by Eminagaoglu, Özgür; Ozcan, Melahat (2018) - Capitate glandular and nonglandular trichomes, and also epicuticle hairs have been observed in the leaf surfaces of R. chinensis. Ecology: R. chinensis grows on damp, humid and gravelly soil including roadsides and forest sides at 20-100 m with Carex pendula Huds., Corylus avellana L., Equisetum fluviatile L., Hypericum xylosteifolium (Spach.) Keywords: artvin; chinensis; chromosome; eminağaoğlu; fig; rhus; turkey
• Micromorphological and anatomical investigation on six species of Onosma L. (Boraginaceae) from Turkey by Selvi, Selami; Polat, Ridvan; Babacan, Ebru Yuce; Rahman, M. Oliur; Çakilcioğlu, Uğur (2019) - Mesophyll structure of O. argentata, O. sericea and O. rechingeri was equifacial (isobilateral), while O. neglecta, O. proballanthera and O. stenoloba presented bifacial (dorsiventral) structure. In the present study, the micromorphological and anatomical structure of six species of Onosma, namely O. argentata, O. neglecta, O. proballanthera, O. rechingeri, O. sericea and O. stenoloba from Bingöl and its environs of Turkey were investigated for the first time. Keywords: neglecta; onosma; species; stem; stenoloba; surface; trichomes; turkey
• Contribution to the systematic knowledge of endemic Aubrieta pinardii Boiss. (Brassicaceae) from Turkey by Şirin, Emrah; Karaismailoğlu, Mehmet Cengiz (2020) - 2. SEM pictures of A. pinardii seeds: 1. A. pinardii cortex cells are subsequent to a thin epidermis layer in the stem which seems to be similar to the relevant images of some Alyssum, Erysimum, Aubrieta species (Orcan and Binzet, 2003; Cansaran et al., 2007; Karaismailoğlu, 2016) and Pachypragma macrophyllum (Karaismailoğlu, 2019). Keywords: aubrieta; brassicaceae; karaismailoğlu; pinardii; seed; species; turkey
• Ornithogalum beyazoglui (Hyacinthaceae), a new species from west Anatolia, Turkey by Bagci, Yavuz; Savran, Ahmet; Düsen, Olcay Dinç; Tutar, Lütfi (2011) - In this study, the dorsal seed coat surface of Ornithogalum beyazoglui and Ornithogalum lanceolatum were examined in detail using scanning electron microscopy. During a recent botanical expedition to Izmir in 2009, the authors collected some specimens of Ornithogalum which after critical examination were identified as new species Ornithogalum beyazoglui Y. Bağcı, Savran & O. D. Düşen. Keywords: beyazoglui; new; ornithogalum; species; turkey

• Lichen diversity in Amadiya and Rowanduz disricts in Iraq by Almola, Zakaria S.; Al-Ni'ma, Basheer A.; Ramadan, Nadeem A. (2017) - Amadiya district is bordered in the east by the Greater Zab tributary, and in the North by the Iraqi frontier with Turkey, while Rowanduz district is located between the Greater and Lesser Zab tributaries of the Tigris River. Collection, preservation and identification of specimens Lichens from different substrates (soil, rocks and tree trunks) have been collected between February and May 2013 from 17 locations, of which 12 located in Amadiya district and 5 in Rowanduz district (Table 2). Keywords: amadiya; amadiya district; crustose; district; limestone; locations; rowanduz; species

• Macro- and micro-morphological characteristics of Kickxia Dumort. and some related taxa in Saudi Arabia by Masoudi, Luluah M Al ; Bukhari, Najat A; Whibi, Mona Al (2022) - Leaves: The leaves of Kickxia species were distinguished by the heterophylly, while this variation was not recorded in P. major and the two Scrophularia species which were characterized by identical leaves. Contributions to the characterization of Plantago species from Romania. Keywords: kickxia; leaves; major; plantago; result; scrophularia; scrophulariaceae; species; study
• Three new records of mosses from Azerbaijan by Erata, Hüseyin; Köroğlu, Zeynep Gizem; Mammadova, Aygun Vidadi; Ibadullayeva, Sayyara; Batan, Nevzat; Sadigova , Narmin (2025) - THREE NEW RECORDS OF MOSSES FROM AZERBAIJAN 47 Species identification was carried out using standard literature sources (Smith, 2004; Frey et al., 2006; Brugués et al., 2007; Guerra et al., 2010, 2018; Lüth, 2019). In Azerbaijan, bryophytes are currently represented by approximately ± 504 taxa (belonging to 152 genera and 57 families (Ellis et al., 2021; Mammadova et al., 2021; Mammadova and Abiyev, 2023: Mammadova et al., 2024)). Keywords: azerbaijan; capillifolium; leaves; mammadova; species; sphagnum; splachnum
• Lycium mellitum J. Z. Dong, A new species of Solanaceae Juss. from Qinghai, China by Jing Zhou, Dong; Jia Nan, Wang; Ying, Wang (2025) - Notes: The distinguishing features of L. mellitum (Table 1) provide support for its recognition as a new species distinctive from L. ruthenicum. L. ruthenicum is found widely distributed in Gansu, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Qinghai, Shaanxi, Xinjiang and Tibet, mostly in saline deserts, sands and roadsides, while L. mellitum is found in limited areas as noted above. Keywords: dong; leaves; lycium

• Hydrobiological studies within the tea gardens at Srimangal, Bangladesh. III. Chlorophyceae (excluding Desmids) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2005) - Desvaux (Pl. 1, Figs. 1–4) (Whitford and Schumacher 1973, 15, 3: 15) Hard, deep green macroscopic colony on rock by the bank of the river subjected to splash; colony d. 1.5-2.0 mm; no pseudocilia, spherical cells in groups embedded in thick mucilage, cell d. 5.4-9.4 µm. Coelastrum cambricum Archer (Pl. 1, Figs. 5–6) (Smith 1920, 161, 42: 2-3) 16-celled coenobium, d. 33.7-51.3 µm; cells are curved from the side view with thickening in the cell wall on the periphery appearing as a flat protrusion, each cell is connected with 3-4-6 other cells, cell d. 10.8-19 µm. Keywords: cell; colony; fig; islam; lake; winter
• Hydrobiological studies within the tea gardens at Srimangal, Bangladesh. II. Algal flora (excluding Chlorophyceae) by Islam, AKM Nurul; Irfanullah, Haseeb Md (2005) - Filament d. 7.4–9.4 µm; cell L. 4–12 µm, d. 5.4–7.4 µm. Filament d. 10.8–12.0 µm; cell L. 2–6 µm, d. 6–8 µm; heterocyst L. 16.8 µm, d. 10 µm. Keywords: cell; family; fig; figs; irfanullah; islam; lake; order; winter

• Nutlet morphology and its taxonomic significance in the genus Mentha L. (Lamiaceae) from Turkey by Tarimcilar, Gül; Yilmaz, Özer; Daskin, Ruziye; Kaynak, Gönül (2013) - M. × villoso-nervata (M. spicata × M. longifolia) is morphologically different from the parents in its narrower spikes and smaller leaves and calyx (Tarimcilar and Kaynak, 1997b, 2002). M. aquatica × M. longifolia) and they are similar to each other both in terms of the morphological features and the nutlet characteristics. Keywords: longifolia; m. spicata; mentha; nutlet; spicata; subsp
• A new subspecies of Crepis palaestina (Asteraceae) from Turkey by Inceer, Huseyin; Kalmuk, Nursen Aksu (2018) - The diagnostic morphological characters that distinguish C. palaestina subsp. babcockii from morphologically similar taxa C. palaestina subsp. babcockii closely resembles C. palaestina subsp. Keywords: crepis; long; palaestina; subsp
• A comparative anatomical investigation of three taxa of Brassica L. from Bangladesh by Akbar, Faria; Begum, Kazi Nahida (2020) - campestris (L.) Clapham, B. juncea (L.) Czern. and B. napus L. are investigated in detail for the first time in Bangladesh by using light microscopy (LM). As the studied species are found with tetrarch xylem (except, B. juncea which found with single strand xylem in the center) in root, it may be considered as an important character for distinguishing Brassica species. Keywords: brassica; campestris; juncea; layered; napus; rapa; species; subsp
• The anatomical structures of the genus Iberis L. (Brassicaceae) in Turkey by Çitak, Burcu Yilmaz; Dural, Hüseyin (2020) - Abstract The present study was designed to analyse the anatomy of the vegetative and reproductive parts of Turkish Iberis species from a systematic point of view. In this study, the traditional classification of Turkish Iberis species was mostly congruent with the dendrogram generated vegetative anatomical properties. Keywords: anatomy; brassicaceae; iberis; parenchyma; saxatilis; saxatilis subsp; species; subsp; turkish

• Lloydia nana, a new species of Liliaceae from China by Li, Rong; Li, Heng (2012) - Lloydia nana R. Li & H. Li, sp. LLOYDIA NANA, A NEW SPECIES OF LILIACEAE 35 Distribution and ecology: Lloydia nana R. Li & H. Li is currently known only from two sites on Quzika township of Mangkang County and Tiantuo township of Zugong County in Changdu Prefecture, Xizang Autonymous Region, China. Keywords: china; lloydia; species
• Primulina crassirhizoma sp. nov. (Gesneriaceae) from a limestone area along the boundary of Sino-Vietnam by Zhao, Bo; Hong, Xin; Huang, Shi-Lian; Wen, Fang (2013) - After consultation of relevant literatures (Wang et al., 1990, 1998, 2011; Li and Wang, 2004; Wei et al., 2010; Weber et al., 2011; Xu et al., 2012), and examination of the specimens deposited in different herbaria (ANU, BJFU, CDBI, HN, IBK, IBSC, KUN, PE, VMN, CTC, MO, CDBI), we concluded it as a new species, Primulina crassirhizoma sp. Primulina crassirhizoma F. Wen, Bo Zhao & Xin Hong, sp. Keywords: china; primulina; wang; wen
• Hemiboea roseoalba S.B. Zhou, X. Hong & F. Wen (Gesneriaceae), a new species from Guangdong, China by Zhou, Shou-Biao; Hong, Xin; Wen, Fang; Xiao, Hong-Mei (2013) - After consulting national floras and relevant literature (Li, 1987, 2004; Wang, 1990; Wei and Wen, 1995; Weitzman et al., 1997; Wang et al., 1998; Wei et al., 2010; Xu et al., 2010; Huang et al., 2011; Wen et al., 2011; Pan et al., 2012), as well as specimens of different herbaria (PE, IBK, IBSC, CDBI, HN, KUN, ANU, BJFU, VNM), we concluded that our specimens represent a new species, Hemiboea roseoalba sp. So, now it has been revised 29 species and six varieties in China, northern Vietnam, Iriomote-Shima of Ryukyu, Japan (Li, 1996, 2004; Wen et al., 2011; Xu et al., 2012; Pan et al., 2012). Keywords: china; gesneriaceae; hemiboea; roseoalba; species
• Elatostema bioppositum (Urticaceae), a new species from Guangxi, China by Duan, Lin-Dong; Lin, Yun (2013) - Elatostema bioppositum L. D. Duan & Y. Lin, sp. Elatostema bioppositum L. D. Duan & Yun Lin, sp. nov. Keywords: china; duan; elatostema; lin
• A new Ranunculus species (Ranunculaceae) from Shaanxi, China by Luo, Min-Rong; Zhao, Liang (2013) - SEM micrography of the pollens for R. shanyangensis and R. repens are presented along with distribution map. Based on literature review (Davis, 1965; Timokhina, 1993; Tutin, 1993; Whittemore, 1997; Wang and Gilbert, 2001; Kadoto, 2006; Tzvelev, 2007) and examination of specimens from several herbaria, we have determined that individuals of this population are similar to R. repens L. However, combination of characteristics distinguishes this population as new species, R. shanyangensis. Keywords: china; ranunculus; shanyangensis; species; zhao
• Didymodon cordatus Jur. (Pottiaceae), new to the moss flora of China by Zhao, Dong-Ping; Bai, Xue-Liang; Wang, Jian-Nan; Liu, Yang (2013) - (POTTIACEAE), NEW TO THE MOSS FLORA OF CHINA DONG-PING ZHAO1, XUE-LIANG BAI, JIAN-NAN WANG AND YANG LIU2 Department of Biology, Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot 010021, China Keywords: Bryophytes; Didymodon cordatus; Pottiaceae; New record; China. It is commonly accepted (e.g., Jiménez et al., 2005; Jiménez, 2006; Zander, 2007) that Barbula gigantea, basionym of Didymodon giganteus (Funck) Jur., is a very distinctive species, recognizable by its relatively enormous size and porous basal cells, which is easily differentiated from Didymodon cordatus. Keywords: china; cordatus; didymodon; pottiaceae; species
• Persicaria lankeshanensis (Polygonaceae: Persicarieae), A new species from Guangdong, China by Liang, Tong-Jun; Li, Bo (2014) - 1. Persicaria lankeshanensis T. J. Liang & B. Li, sp. nov. A. Habit; B. Inflorescence; C. Bract; D. Ocrea and leaf (all from the type, Bo Li 0075, IBSC). In Persicaria, achenes (Yang et al., 1991; Ronse Decraene et al., 2000; Qu et al., 2006), abaxial leaf epidermis (Meng et al., 1997; Zhu et al., 2007; Yasmin et al., 2010a), and pollen (Hedberg, 1946; Wang and Feng, 1994; Zhang and Zhou, 1998; Yasmin et al., 2010b) have been proved to be useful characters for the species delimitation. Keywords: china; lankeshanensis; persicaria; species
• Primulina lechangensis (Gesneriaceae), A new species from a limestone cave of northern Guangdong, China by Zhou, Shou-Biao; Hong, Xin; Ma, Wen; Wen, Fang (2014) - Its morphology suggests affinities to P. longicalyx, but can be distinguished from similar taxon by several distinct characters including: smaller leaf blade (2.0-3.5 × 1.0-1.2 cm), base cuneate-attenuate; smaller bracts (1.0-1.5 × c. 0.15 cm); shorter calyx lobes (0.8-0.9 cm long) tuberculate inside; smaller corolla tube (c. 2 cm long), inflated in the middle and contracted near the mouth; shorter glabrous filaments (0.3-0.4 cm long), inserted 1.3-1.5 cm from base of corolla; stamens and staminodes glabrous; pistil 1.4-1.5 cm long, and capsule c. 1.5 cm long. © 2014 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists PRIMULINA LECHANGENSIS (GESNERIACEAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM A LIMESTONE CAVE OF NORTHERN GUANGDONG, CHINA SHOU-BIAO ZHOU1, XIN HONG2, WEN MA AND FANG WEN2,3 College of Life Sciences, Anhui Normal University, CN-241000, Wuhu, China Keywords: Primulina lechangensis; New species; Gesneriaceae; Karst cave flora; China. Keywords: china; gesneriaceae; long; primulina; species
• Neotypification of Ophiorrhiza hunanica H. S. Lo (Rubiaceae), A species endemic to Hunan, China by Duan, Lin-Dong; Lin, Yun; Lin, Qi (2014) - Ophiorrhiza hunanica H. S. Lo in Bull. As part of our work on the Flora of Hunan, we have been searching for this type specimen at the Herbarium (HUTM) of Institute of Chinese Materia Medica, in Hunan Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy, where the type specimen was supposed to be preserved, and the Herbarium (IBSC) of Department of Taxonomy, South China Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences where the author H. S. Lo worked for many times. Keywords: china; hunan; ophiorrhiza
• Elatostema magni-auriculatum (Urticaceae), a new species from China by Duan, Lin-Dong; Lin, Yun; An, Mingtai; Bi, Hai-Yan (2015) - E. After critical examination of the specimens and carefully consulting relevant literature (Wang, 1995, 2012, 2014; Lin et al., 2003; Wei et al., 2011, 2013a, b; Fu et al,. © 2015 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists ELATOSTEMA MAGNI-AURICULATUM (URTICACEAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM CHINA LIN-DONG DUAN, YUN LIN1, MINGTAI AN2 AND HAI-YAN BI3 Shaoyang University, Shaoyang 422004, Hunan, P.R. China Keywords: Elatostema; Guangxi; Limestone hill; New species; Urticaceae. Keywords: china; duan; elatostema; lin; species
• Rhododendron leigongshanense (Ericaceae), a new species from China by Yang, Cheng-Hua; Xie, Zheng-Guo; Yu, Yong-Fu; Yang, Zhi-Rong (2015) - Leigongshan National Nature Reserve is located at southeast Guizhou Province, China, which has rich natural plant resources, including approximately 24 species of Rhododendron. Guizhou: Leishan County, Leigongshan National Nature Reserve, Huxiongpo, 26°21′50″N, 108°08′29″E, altitude 1400 m, 25 June 2012, Chenghua Yang 7590 (fl) (Holotype: GF; Isotypes: HGAS, PE). Keywords: china; guizhou; rhododendron; species; yang
• A new species of Polygonatum Mill. (Asparagaceae) from Guizhou, China by An, Ming-Tai; Lin, Yun; Wang, Jia-Guo; Wu, Jiang-Hua; Meng, Min (2016) - FROM GUIZHOU, CHINA MING-TAI AN, YUN LIN1, 2, JIA-GUO WANG, JIANG-HUA WU3 AND MIN MENG4 Forestry College, Guizhou University, Guiyang 550025, Guizhou, P. R. China Keywords: Polygonatum sinopubescens; Asparagaceae; Yinjiang County; SW China. Abstract A new species Polygonatum sinopubescens from Yinjiang County, Guizhou Province, South-west China is described and illustrated. Keywords: china; long; polygonatum; pubescent; species
• Lectotypification of Dioscorea zingiberensis (Dioscoreaceae), an endemic species from China by Pagare, Ravikiran S.; Wilson, Arisdason; Janarthanam, Malapati K. (2016) - Uline who studied its duplicate specimens at B (B-10 0296760, image!) annotated it as Dioscorea henryi Uline, probably on 6 April 1891, but did not publish the name. Dioscorea zingiberensis C.H. Wright, J. Linn. Keywords: china; dioscorea
• Primulina wenii (Gesneriaceae), a new species from China by Li, Jian; Chen, Xin; Li, Shu; Yan, Li-Jiao (2017) - For example, only six new species of Gesneriaceae, namely Primulina xiziae Fang Wen, Yue Wang & G. J. Hua (Li et al., 2012), P. chizhouensis Xin Hong, S.B. Zhou & F.Wen (Hong et al., 2012), P. suichuanensis X.L. Yu & J.J. Zhou (Zhou et al., 2016), Didymocarpus dissectus Fang Wen, Y. L. Qiu, Jie Huang & Y.G. Wei (Wen et al., 2013), Oreocharis striata Fang Wen & C.Z. Yang (Yang et al., 2015) and Beccarinda baolianis Q.W. Lin (Lin, 2016) were discovered and described in the past decade. brachycarpa was brought into Chirita juliae Hance (Wang et al., 1998; Li and Wang, 2004) based on the similar morphological characters of the two congeners. Keywords: china; gesneriaceae; new; primulina; pubescent; species; wang; wen; y.z
• Validation of the name Paraphlomis hispida C.Y. Wu (Lamiaceae) by Chunlei, Xiang; Hua, Peng (2008) - In the course of working on Lamiaceae for regional Floras in Yunnan Province, China, it was found that Paraphlomis hispida C.Y. Wu was not a validly published name under the Article 37.1 in the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (McNeill et al. 2006). Paraphlomis hispida is similar to P. patentisetulosa C.Y. Wu ex H.W. Li and P. javanica (Bl.) Keywords: china; hispida; paraphlomis
• Duchesnea brunneus, a new species of Rosaceae from Hubei, China by Lei, C.; Zhang, C. C.; Wang, Y.; Dong, J. Z. (2011) - The main features of D. brunneus J.Z. Dong having terminal infloresence, petals yellow, receptacle globose and ripening green to light green, aggregate fruits ripe brown provide adequate support for D. brunneus to be a new species different from D. indica, and D. chrysantha. Diagnostic characters of D. brunneus, D. indica and D. indica var. microphylla. Keywords: china; duchesnea; green

• Three new species of Elatostema J.R. Forst. & G. Forst. (Urticaceae) in limestone caves from Guangxi and Guizhou, China by Wei, Yi-Gang; Wen, Fang; Fu, Long-Fei; Wang, Wen-Tsai (2013) - Elatostema jingxiense W.T. Wang & Y.G. Wei sp. Elatostema jingxiense W.T. Wang & Y.G. Wei: A. staminate stem; B. staminate capitulum; C. staminate bracteoles; D. staminate flower; E. upper part of pistillate stem; F. pistillate capitulum; G. two pistillate bracteoles and pistillate flower (Drawn by Y.B. Sun from holotype). Keywords: elatostema; long; w.t; wang; wei
• Systematic implications of achene characteristics in genera Centaurea L., Cyanus Mill., Psephellus Cass. and Rhaponticoides Vaill. (Asteraceae) by Bona, Mehmet (2015) - SEM studies showed eight different types of achene surface patterns for the studied taxa: Glebulate, glebulate-ruminate, reticulate, ribbed, ruminate, smooth, smooth-glebulate and undulate. Though previous studies support the use of achene surface patterns as diagnostic characters at species and subspecies levels for the genus Centaurea s.l., understanding the importance of these characters at generic and subgeneric levels requires further studies (Uysal et al., 2005; Çelik et al., 2005a, b; Aksoy et al., 2010; Okay and Demir, 2010; Shabestari et al., 2013; Bona, 2014; Candan et al., 2015). Keywords: achene; boundaries; cell; long; pappus; surface
• Three new species of Araceae from Bangladesh by Ara, Hosne; Hassan, Md. Abul (2018) - Schott Petiole and peduncle Deep purple Green Leaf blade Elliptic Hastate Inflorescence In groups of up to 3 In groups of 12, up to 25 Style c. 0.5 mm long c. 1.0 mm long Male zone c. 2.3 cm long c. 1.5 cm long Appendix Base of the appendix equal to the male zone Base of the appendix wider than the male zone Chromosome number 28 (22m+6sm) 28 (18m+10sm) CMA and DAPI CMA-band and DAPI band absent CMA-band and DAPI band present m = metacentric chromosome, sm = submetacentric chromosome. Alocasia hararganjensis H. Ara & M.A. Hassan, sp. nov. (Figs 1 & 2). Keywords: alocasia; ara; araceae; hassan; long; m.a; species
• The identity of Hedychium marginatum C.B. Clarke (Zingiberaceae), and a new species, H. Nagamiense from North-eastern India by Sanoj, E.; Sabu, M. (2011) - Abstract The identity of Hedychium marginatum C.B. Clarke is corrected based on the type and protologue studies and H. luteum Baker is reduced as its synonym. During the revision of Hedychium in India, the examination of nomenclature and types of H. marginatum C.B. Clarke and H. luteum Baker revealed that both are one and the same species; hence, the latter is reduced as a new synonym of the former. Keywords: long; luteum; species; tip; yellow

• Morphometric analysis of the genus Monochoria (Pontederiaceae) in Sri Lanka by Udage, Savithri Sarojani; Yakandawala, Deepthi (2017) - Abstract The genus Monochoria is represented in Sri Lanka by only two species, M. hastata and M. vaginalis. Of the two species M. vaginalis exhibits a high morphological diversity. Keywords: genus; groups; lanka; length; monochoria; species; sri; vaginalis
• Phenetic relationship between Lepisorus (J. SM.) Ching (Pteridophyta: Polypodiaceae) and its related genera by Chatan, Wannachai; Boonkerd, Thaweesakdi; Baum, Bernard R. (2009) - Ching et al., 1983). Ching and its related genera, namely Neocheiropteris Christ, Paragramma T. Moore and Platygyria Ching & S.K. Wu. Keywords: annulus; characters; ching; genera; genus; groups; lamina; length; lepisorus; neocheiropteris; paragramma; platygyria; species
• A new species in genus Abutilon (Malvaceae) from Pakistan by Naseer, Fouzia ; Noor , Ali ; Rahman , Afshan (2023) - As a large genus comprising several hundred species, they produce attractive yellow to orange-yellow blooms (Naseer et al., 2000), generally throughout the year. For improving systematic position and delimitation of taxa several palynological studies were also carried out on various species from different regions in which Christensen (1986), Perveen et al. (1994), El-Nagar (2004), El-Husseini (2006) and Shaheen et al. (2009) conveyed important notes about family and genus. Keywords: abutilon; genus; naseer; seeds; species
• Rosa mironovae, a new replacement name for R. mutabilis N.V. Mironova (Rosaceae) by Idrees, Muhammad ; Zhang, Zhiyong ; Shaw, Julian MH (2023) - Phylogenetic analyses of genus Rosa: polyphyly of section Pimpinellifoliae and origin of Rosa × fortuniana. Jame (1823) mentioned the following information in the original protologue “the new species of Rose, pointed out by Mr. Bradbury and by him called Rosa mutabilis. Keywords: bot; genus; mutabilis; rosa; species

• Gibberella zeae (Schw.) Petch.- A new record of ascomycetous fungus for Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Sultana, Razia (2008) - Gibberella zeae causes a good number of diseases on various graminaceous as well as non-graminaceous host plants. Gibberella zeae was isolated following “streaking” method (CAB 1968) on PDA medium (potato dextrose agar medium), but the fungus did not produce conidia or perithecia in culture. Keywords: dhaka; gibberella; zeae
• Mycoflora associated with infected fruits of Momordica cochinchinensis (Lour.) Spreng. by Shamsi, Shamim; Hosen, Sarowar; Al-Mamun, Md.; Begum, Momtaz (2016) - Recently, M. cochinchinensis fruit has emerged as a potential source of carotenoids, especially lycopene and β-carotene. Recently fruit rot and anthracnose symptoms showing severe damage of M. cochinchinensis fruits was recorded on the plants grown in Botanical garden, Curzon Hall, Dhaka University. Keywords: brown; cochinchinensis; dhaka; fruits; momordica; university
• Morphological and molecular characterization of endophytic fungi isolated from Andrographis paniculata (Burm. f.) Wall. ex Nees and Centella asiatica (L.) Urban by Nessa, Fazilatun ; Shamsi , Shamim ; Noman , Md Abdullah Al (2023) - The fungi were Aspergillus flavus, A. niger, A. terreus, Cladosporium sp., Colletotrichum sp., Curvularia chonburiensis, Curvularia lycopersici, Fusarium solani, Fusarium udum, Fusarium sp., Lasiodiplodia theobromae, Monodictys paradoxa, Penicillium chrysogenum, P. oxalicum, Penicillium sp. 2, Penicillium sp. 3, Penicillium sp. 4 and Scytalidium lignicola. (Brinkhaus et al., 2000) and also as a blood purifier (Gohil et al., 2010). Keywords: campus; curvularia; curzon; dhaka; fig; fungi; fusarium; garden; hall; nessa; penicillium; university

• Application of internal transcribed spacer of nuclear ribosomal DNA for identification of Echinops mandavillei Kit Tan by Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A.; Ali, M. Ajmal; Lee, Joongku; Gyulai, Gábor; Pandey, Arun K. (2014) - Region Position in sequence alignment E. mandavillei → E. glaberrimus 11th T → C 81th G → R 226th T → C ITS1 234th C → T 4th A → C 58th A → G ITS2 165th T → C The secondary structures of ITS2 region of E. mandavillei Kit Tan and E. glaberrimus DC. were constructed and compared (Fig. 3 A-B), which contained a central ring (primary ring) and four helices. The sequence similarity search using Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) and phylogenetic analyses of the ITS sequence of E. mandavillei Kit Tan showed high level of sequence similarity (98%) with E. glaberrimus DC. Keywords: dna; echinops; its2; kit; mandavillei; saudi; sequence; species; tan
• Phylogenetic implication of molecular genotyping of Euryops jaberiana Abedin & Chaudhary (Asteraceae) by Ali, M. Ajmal; Lee, Joongku; Rahman, M. Oliur; Al-Anazi, Fahad S.M.; Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A.; Hatamleh, A. A.; Lee, Changyoung; Mylliemngap, B. J.; Bhattacharjee, A. (2016) - The phylogenetic tree constructed by the Neighbour Joining, Maximum Parsimony and Maximum Likelihood analyses showed a clear resolution of taxon included in the analyses at the level of sections, and E. jaberiana nested within the clade of the section Angustifoliae. E. jaberiana showed proximity with the allied species E. arabicus; however, a total number of eight nucleotide differences were evident between E. jaberiana and E. arabicus, indicating E. jaberiana as distinct from its allied species. Keywords: ali; dna; euryops; jaberiana; species
• Molecular authentication of Euphorbia schimperiana Scheele using internal transcribed spacer sequences of nuclear ribosomal DNA by Alqahtani, Mesfer M; Ali, M Ajmal; Rahman, M Oliur; Al Hemaid, Fahad M; Kambhar, Sidanand V; Lee, Joongku (2021) - The ITS2 region has been suggested to use as a standard DNA barcode (Chen et al., 2010; Yao et al., 2010). The combined length of the entire ITS region in E. schimperiana is 644 nucleotides. Keywords: dna; euphorbia; euphorbiaceae; nrdna; saudi; schimperiana; species
• Morphological and Genotypic Characterization Of Different Lotus (Nelumbo Nucifera Gaertn.) Samples Available in Bangladesh by Roy, Shusanto ; Jannat, Mahbubah ; Tabassum, Nadra ; Islam, Mohammad Nurul (2022) - To assess the genetic diversity and the correct identification of lotus germplasm, molecular method “Barcoding” was performed. The current study was successful in establishing an efficient protocol for the correct identification of lotus germplasm and was capable of establishing an elite gene source. Keywords: dna; germplasm; identification; lotus; lutea; mean; nelumbo; nucifera; pcr
• New Record of Scenedesmus Vacuolatus From Soil In Vojvodina, Serbia by Jafari, Timea Hajnal ; Žunić, Vladimira ; Djurić , Simonida ; Stamenov, Dragana (2023) - vacuolata, Graesiella vacuolata and Coelastrella vacuolata (Kalina and Puncocharova, 1987; Hegewald and Hanagata, 2002) are the nomenclatural or homotypic synonyms for Scenedesmus vacuolatus that can be found in the literature covering algae identification and taxonomy (Darienko et al., 2010; NEW RECORD OF SCENEDESMUS VACUOLATUS FROM SOIL 259 Shetty et al., 2021). Moreover, this is the first record of Scenedesmus vacuolatus identification from soil in Vojvodina, Serbia. Keywords: dna; green; identification; microalgae; scenedesmus; soil; species; vacuolatus

• The genus Heliconia L. of Bangladesh by Sultana, Nahid; Hassan, Md. Abul (2008) - Leaves simple, sheaths green to greenish-orange, petiolate, petioles c 3.5 cm long, lamina 6-28 × 3-6 cm, linear to lanceolate, acute to acuminate, entire, midrib green. Leaves simple, petiolate, petioles up to 24 cm long, lamina 7-98 × 4-20 cm, oblong, acute, entire, midrib green, sometimes maroon beneath. Keywords: bracts; cincinnal; flowers; fruit; green; heliconia

• Seed germination of two medicinal plants: Desmodium pulchellum (L.) Benth. and D. Triflorum (L.) DC. by Rahman, Md. Zahidur; Rahman, M. Oliur; Hassan, Md. Abul (2012) - ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Desmodium pulchellum; D. triflorum; Seed germination; Medicinal plants. Seed germination is important to know the germination pattern of a plant, more particularly the medicinal ones that might need to bring under cultivation for the primary healthcare system. Keywords: germination; pulchellum; seed; triflorum
• Seed micromorphological study on endemic and subendemic species of Veronica L. (Plantaginaceae Juss.) in Iran by Ramzi, Soghra; Saedi-Mehrvarz, Shahryar (2019) - Seeds cymbiform………………………………………………………………………….. (3) - Seeds ovate, flattened……………………………………………………………………... (4) 3 Seed coat rugate, anticlinal wall with medium depth, periclinal wall concave and smooth, terminal funicular attachment………………………………………...……..…V. microcarpa - Seed coat reticulate-rugate, anticlinal wall obscure, periclinal wall convex and corrugate, subterminal funicular attachment…………………………………………………..V. aucheri 4 Seed coat surface reticulate-verrucate…………………………………………………….. (5) SEED MICROMORPHOLOGICAL STUDY ON ENDEMIC AND SUBENDEMIC SPECIES 317 - Seed coat surface not reticulate-verrucate……………………………………….…………(9) 5 Seeds plano-convex, brown……………………………………………………………….. (6) - Seeds cyathiform or subcyathiform, yellow to brown……………………………………. 1 Seeds yellow to brown………………………………………………................................. (2) - Seeds dark brown………………………………………………………………………… (12) 2 Keywords: coat; reticulate; seed; species; veronica
• Reproductive biology of three medicinal plants by Liza, Shamim Ara; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Uddin, Md. Zashim; Hassan, Md. Abul; Begum, Momtaz (2010) - ABUL HASSAN AND MOMTAZ BEGUM Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Taxonomy; Pollination; Seed germination; Asclepias curassavica L.; Clerodendrum viscosum Vent.; The minimum days taken for seed germination in Asclepias curassavica, Clerodendrum viscosum and Scoparia dulcis are 6, 14 and 9, respectively. Keywords: asclepias; clerodendrum; curassavica; germination; pollination; seed; viscosum
• Seed Macro- And Micro-Morphology of Some Species Of Kickxia Dumort, Scrophularia L. And Plantago L. From Saudi Arabia by Al Masoudi, Luluah M; Bukhari, Najat A; Whibi, Mona Al (2021) - Terminology of seed coat sculpturing basically following Stearn (1992) and Juan et al. (1997, 2000). Three macro-morphological characters of seeds were shape, size, and color while three diagnostic micro- morphological characters were seed coat sculpture, the anticlinal and periclinal wall., The seed shape seems to be specific in Plantago L. (peltate, angled) than the two other genera while the color and seed size show little importance. Keywords: coat; genera; kickxia; plantago; scrophulariaceae; seed; shape; species

• Indian Cheilanthoid fern - A numerical taxonomic approach by Sen, Kakali; Mukhopadhyay, Radhanath (2016) - under the genus Cheilanthes is also corroborated by our study as the taxon possesses similarity in generic characters with Cheilanthes. Present study is the first report describing the correlation between the cheilanthoid ferns of India at generic and infrageneric level and also establishes the generic segregation of Aleuritopteris and Cheilanthes by doing numerical taxonomic study. Keywords: aleuritopteris; characters; cheilanthes; cheilanthoid; distance; ferns; present; scale; tryon
• Foliar epidermal, stem and petiole anatomy of Meghalayan Dioscorea L. (Dioscoreaceae) and its systematic implication by Sheikh, Nilofer; Kumar, Yogendra (2017) - Meghalaya, one of the eight hot spots of North East India has wide range of distribution of Dioscorea species in wild habitat. Foliar epidermal structures of Dioscorea species. Keywords: anatomy; bundle; characters; dioscorea; petiole; presence; species; stem; stomata
• Mericarp morphology of the tribe Selineae (Apiaceae, Apioideae) and its taxonomic implications in Korea by Lee, Changyoung; Kim, Jinki; Darshetkar, Ashwini M.; Choudhary, Ritesh Kumar; Park, Sang-Hong; Lee, Joongku; Choi, Sangho (2018) - Based on UPGMA analysis of mericarp surface characters, the genera Glehnia, Cymopterus, Ligusticum, Libanotis, Cnidium and Dystaenia can be distinguished, however, Angelica, Peucedanum and Ostericum cannot be distinguished. Similar studies were carried out by various workers (Lee et al., 2001; Spalik et al., 2001; Liu et al., 2006; Liao et al., 2013) which proved that the fruit micromorphology is useful in classifying and identifying taxa of Apiaceae. Keywords: absent; angelica; apiaceae; characters; korea; lee; mericarp; ribs; selineae; surface

• Addition to Oedogoniaceous algae of Bangladesh: Bulbochaete Agardh by Naz, Sabrina; Azam, Shah Md. Golam Gousul; Nahar, Umma; Diba, Nasrin Jahan (2008) - Materials studied: Col. No. Bulbo-004, 18 November 2000, Chagati Pond at Godagari, Rajshahi, filaments attached to Nymphaea nouchali Burm.; Col. No. Bulbo-013, 2 March 2005, Andhasura beel in Naogaon, filaments attached to Nitella hyalina. Material studied: Col. No. Bulbo-060, 22 November 2002, Dargapara near Kakanhat at Godagari in Rajshahi, filaments attached to Corchorus olitorius L. and Cyperus tagetiformis Roxb. Keywords: bulbochaete; cell; gonzalves; oogonium
• Comparative midrib anatomy of Monodora Dunal. and Isolona Engl. (Annonaceae) from West-central Africa by Adeniran, Sunday Adebunmi; Kadiri, Akeem Babalola; Olowokudejo, James Dele (2020) - Adaxial surface shape of the midrib of this species is slightly flattenend but crescentiform on the abaxial surface of the epidermis. There are about 42 genera (Couvreur et al., 2012) and 500 species (Mols et al., 2004) in Africa-Madagascar. Keywords: abaxial; bundle; cell; layers; midrib; monodora; shape; species; surface; vascular
• Stem Anatomical Descriptors of Four Sesbania Scop. Species And Their Systematic Implication by Chanda, Sontosh C; Mia, Md Ashik ; Sagar, Ashaduzzaman ; Golam Sarwar, AKM (2021) - It might be concluded that quantitative stem anatomical descriptors could be useful to identify Sesbania species especially phenologically and floral morphologically similar, S. bispinosa and S. cannabina. However, statistically significant results were found in S. rostrata, S. bispinosa and S. cannabina in thickness of epidermal cell wall. Keywords: bispinosa; cannabina; cell; rostrata; sesbania; species; stem; thickness

• Foliar trichomes of Croton L. (Euphorbiaceae: Crotonoideae) from China and its taxonomic implications by Liu, Huan-Fang; Deng, Yun-Fei; Liao, Jing-Ping (2013) - With stellate trichome C. howii 13. With simple trichome C. crassifolius 1. Keywords: croton; fig; lepidote; porrect; radius; species; stellate; surface; trichome; webster
• Scanning electron microscopic studies on the testa surface pattern of Bauhinia nervosa and B. wallichii (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) by Pathak, M. K.; Bhaumik, M.; Bandyopadhyay, S. (2008) - © 2008 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists - Short communication SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE TESTA SURFACE PATTERN OF BAUHINIA NERVOSA AND B. WALLICHII (FABACEAE: CAESALPINIOIDEAE) M.K. PATHAK1, M. BHAUMIK AND S. BANDYOPADHYAY Botanical Survey of India, Howrah 711 103, West Bengal, India Keywords: Bauhinia, Testa surface pattern, Scanning electron microscopic studies Scanning electron microscopic studies on the testa surface pattern of some species of Bauhinia (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) have been undertaken by Trivedi et al. (1980), Gunn (1991), Kaur et al. (1992), Bandyopadhyay et al. (1993), and Bandyopadhyay and Thothathri (1996a, b). SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE TESTA SURFACE 161 There are about 300 species of Bauhinia in the world (Wunderlin et al. 1987), but so far scanning electron microscopic studies on the testa surface pattern have been carried out only on about 4% of them. Keywords: bauhinia; surface; testa

• Type specimens of names in Bauhinia and Phanera (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) at Central National Herbarium, Howrah (CAL) by Bandyopadhyay, S.; Ghoshal, P. P. (2017) - It becomes easy to locate the types if databases of type specimens in different herbaria are made available. AT CENTRAL NATIONAL HERBARIUM, HOWRAH (CAL) S. BANDYOPADHYAY AND P.P. GHOSHAL1 Central National Herbarium, Botanical Survey of India, P.O. Botanic Garden, Howrah 711 103, West Bengal, India Keywords: Fabaceae; Caesalpinioideae; Bauhinia; Phanera; Types; CAL. Keywords: bandyopadhyay; bauhinia; bengal; benth; bot; larsen; lectotype; notes; phanera; soc; type

• An enumeration of collections of Bauhinia subgen. Phanera (Leguminosae: Caesalpinioideae) from Bangladesh in Central National Herbarium (CAL), India by Bandyopadhyay, S (2007) - Miscellaneous notes on Bauhinia L. (Leguminosae: Caesalpinioideae) - II. Another specimen S.K. Mukherjee 79 collected from Chittagong Hill Tracts in Feb. 1940 and labeled as Bauhinia macrostachya Wall. exists in CAL, but the identity of this sterile specimen could not be determined. Keywords: bauhinia; cal; cat; wall

• First record of Leucoagaricus nivalis from Pakistan by Jabeen, Sana; Waseem, Bushra; Tuba, -; Hamid, Mughees; Yasmeen, Aneela (2020) - A maximum likelihood tree was inferred using Tamura 3-parameter model (Tamura, 1992) by best DNA model selection in MEGA 6 (Tamura et al., 2013). Nabe et al., 2014; Ge et al., 2017; Justo et al., 2015; Qasim et al., 2015; Yu et al., 2016; Hussain et al., 2018; Usman and Khalid 2018; Verma and Vimal, 2018; Sysouphanthong et al., 2018; Yang et al., 2019; Ullah et al., 2020). Keywords: leucoagaricus; nivalis; pakistan; sequences
• Two way indicator species analysis of weed species of potato and wheat in crop fields of Sharqpur Tehsil, Pakistan by Muhammad, Sohaib; Malik, Sarah Maryam; Khan, Zaheer Ud Din; Muhammad Tayyab, -; Sardar, Andleeb Anwar; Muhammad Zahid, -; Akram, Nimra (2021) - Assessing biodiversity and ecological attributes of wheat crop weeds in Kohat, Pakistan. They reported forty (40) weed species growing in the wheat crop, belonged to twenty one (21) different families. Keywords: community; crop; fields; pakistan; species; weed; weed species; wheat
• Humaria Laevispora, a New Cryptic Species of Pezizales (Pyronemataceae, Ascomycetes) Based On Morphoanatomical and Phylogenetic Analysis From Pakistan by Niazi, Abdul Rehman ; Farooqi , Ayesha ; sehar Afshan, Najam ul (2021) - These characters, especially smooth spore wall make it distinct from H. hemisphaerica which is supported from phylogenetic analysis as well suggesting it to be different, altogether new species. (A-G) Apothecia: Epigeous, inconspicuous, small 0.7-1.7cm, scattered to gregarious, sessile, fleshy, at first cupulate, opening up to somewhat discoid at maturity, interior greyish white, white when over ripe apothecia, exterior brown, hymenium smooth, outer surface hairy, dense mat of brown hairs, margins fringed with light brown hairs, more towards periphery, centrally attached, stipe absent. Keywords: brown; hairs; hemisphaerica; humaria; new; pakistan; sequences; species
• First Report of the Ectomycorrhizal Status Of Clavariadelphus Pakistanicus Hanif & Khalid Based On Morphotyping and Molecular Evidence by Hanif, Muhammad ; Arshad, Bushra ; Sarwar, Samina ; Yousaf, Nousheen (2022) - C. americanus was reported to form ECM with oaks and pines (Corner, 1950; Methven, 1989, 1990), C. occidentalis and C. unicolor with pines (Corner, 1950; Smith et al., 1981; Methven, 1989, 1990). and many other deciduous trees (Izzo et al., 2005; Iosifidou and Raidl, 2006; Smith et al., 2007; Morris et al., 2008). Keywords: clavariadelphus; ecm; ectomycorrhizal; et al; hanif; pakistan; pakistanicus; pinus; sequences; species
• A new fungistic record of Boletus himalayensis - a morphologically complex porcini mushroom from Pakistan by Bashir, Hira ; Sarwar, Samina ; Greilhuber, Irmgard Krisai ; Hanif , Ayesha ; Khalid , Abdul N (2023) - In the present study, Boletus himalayensis, which was described in 2018 from the Himalayas, could be found again and the analysis shows that it is morphologically quite variable by sometimes having a long stipe and a smooth pileus as compared to the cracked pileus and short stipe in previously reported B. himalayensis specimens, but genetically these collections all belong to this species (Sarwar et al., 2018a). A phylogenetic study of Boletus section Boletus in Europe. Keywords: boletus; color; et al; himalayensis; khalid; new; pakistan; pileus; sarwar; species
• Agaricus brunneosporus, a new species from Punjab, Pakistan by Raza, Muhammad Ahmed; Sharif, Muhammad Bilal; Ijaz, Hira; Azeem, Memoona; Khan, Mehboobullah; Jabeen, Sana (2025) - The newly discovered species is morphologically similar to A. dunensis, with a brownish-orange central disk and light brown squamules becoming sparser at the margins. The clade representing A. dunensis is split into two lineages. Keywords: agaricus; bashir; brunneosporus; chen; dunensis; et al; minores; pakistan; parra; sequences; species

• Mosses of Daqahlia Province with one new record for Africa and three new records for Egypt by Salama, Usama Y Abou; Lashin, Gamal MA; Abdelhaliem, Ekram M; Hamouda, Gehad AA (2021) - Map showing the location of the districts of El Daqahlia province (after Mandour, 2013). The distribution of the 188 moss taxa in the 11 surveyed phytogeographical territories of Egypt (out of 13 territories) showed that Southern Sinai, Western Mediterranean Costal Land, Cairo, and Isthmic Desert of Egypt are the richest territories regarding the number of recorded moss taxa (El- Saadawi et al., 2015). Keywords: afr1; as5; brick; distribution; egypt; eur; red; voucher; walls; water; world

• Identification of some Hibiscus germplasm through numerical analysis by Alam, Nazmul; Pasha, Mostafa Kamal; Ahmad, Shamsuddin (2006) - Sources of variation H. cannabinus H. sabdariffa H. acetosella H. radiatus Intraspecies (within varieties and forms) 0.595-0.919 (0.499-0.890) 0.211-0.595 (0142-0.501) 0.378-0.667 (02.85-0.580) 0.619 (0.506) H. cannabinus - 0.222-0.800 (0.156-0.741) 0.162-0.541 (0.142-0.442) 0.410-0.500 (0.308-0.407) H. sabdariffa - - 0.205-0571 (0.135-0.481) 0.205-0.634 (0.136-0.527) H. acetosella - - - 0.462-0.615 (0.356-0.516) Interspecies (between species) H. radiatus - - - - Note: Data in parenthesis are coefficients resulted from Sneath and Sokal similarity measure. In recent years H. cannabinus and H. sabdariffa are getting much attention and grown commercially for paper-pulp production in many countries (Andrew and Piters 1980, Nieschlag et al. 1960). Keywords: cannabinus; green; sabdariffa; similarity

• Ethnogynaecological uses of plants from Gujarat, India by Patel, P.K.; Patel, M.K. (2012) - 15 Raphanus sativus L. Brassicaceae Mula Seeds are given orally to increase menses to purify womb and for abortion. 9 Daucus carota L. Apiaceae Gajar Paste of seeds is applied to vagina for abortion and to increase menses. Keywords: abortion; gujarat; seeds
• Morphological and Molecular Characterization Of Micromycetes Associated With Seeds of Selected Cotton (Gossypium Hirsutum L.) Varieties by Khatun, Amina ; Shamsi, Shamim ; Bashar, Ma (2022) - In the present investigation, a total of 29 fungal isolates were morphologically identified from different varieties of cotton seeds, of which 19 fungal isolates were identified by molecular techniques. Various fungal seed borne pathogens have been reported in the world which reduce germination percentage and seedling vigour of cotton seeds (Jeyalakshmi et al., 1999; Eisa et al., 2007; Tomar et al., 2012). Keywords: aspergillus; cotton; fig; gene; isolate; khatun; ribosomal; ribosomal rna; rna; rna gene; seeds; sequence; spacer; transcribed
• Morphological and Molecular Identification of Fungi Isolated From Selected Brri Rice Varieties by Nishi, Habiba Rashid ; Shamsi, Shamim ; Noman, Md Abdullah Al (2024) - Material and Methods Ten varieties of BRRI rice seeds i.e. BRRI dhan 90 to BRRI dhan 99 were collected from Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Joydebpur, Gazipur. Isolated from seven varieties of BRRI rice seeds (Oryza sativa L.) collected from BRRI, Joydebpur, Gazipur, HN Nishi, 31 October 2021. Keywords: brri; fig; fungi; gazipur; identification; joydebpur; nishi; oryza; rice; sativa; seeds; varieties

• Taxonomic variation among Schinus molle L. plants associated with a slight change in elevation by Al-Andal, Abeer; Moustafa, Mahmoud; Alruman, Suliman (2017) - S. molle plants (family, Anacardiaceae) are among the most common weed in Saudi Arabia especially in Tharawat Mountains. The tree of S. molle plant is an evergreen, dioecious, grows up to 20 meters in height. Keywords: bands; issr; molle; oligo; population; primer; rapd
• Molecular characterization of Canna indica L. based on random amplified polymorphic DNA markers by Akhi, Sabiha Sultana; Sarkar, Bivas Kumar; Sultana, Nahid; Jui, Zakya Sultana; Sarker, RH; Rahman, M Oliur (2021) - MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF CANNA INDICA 77 Data analysis: RAPD bands were recorded in a binary data matrix scored as presence (1) or absence (0) for each sample. Abstract Random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers were employed for characterization, assessment of genetic variation and inferring relationships among six variants of Canna indica Keywords: bands; canna; indica; markers; rapd; red; variants

• Diversity of stomata and trichomes in Euphorbia L. - I by Devi, N. Sarojini; Padma, Y.; Narasimhudu, C. L.; Raju, R.R. Venkata (2013) - A noteworthy feature of Euphorbia species currently recorded is the presence of glandular trichomes at nodes and bases of stipules. Eleven species of Euphorbia bear trichomes on vegetative and floral parts and the remaining seven species are glabrous. Keywords: euphorbia; fig; species; stomata; trichomes
• Stomatal and trichome diversity in Senna Mill. from Bangladesh by Begum, Ayesa; Rahman, Md. Oliur; Begum, Momtaz (2014) - Anticlinal wall is straight in S. alata, S. hirsuta, S. occidentalis, S. siamea and S. tora, curved in S. auriculata, S. sophera and S. siamea, and undulate in S. hirsuta and S. occidentalis. Straight anclinal walls are found in S. obtusifolia, S. siamea and S. tora; anticlinal walls are curved in S. auriculata, S. sophera and S. surattensis, and they are undulate, curved and straight in S. hirsuta and S. occidentalis. Keywords: hirsuta; senna; species; stomata; trichomes
• Leaf micromorphological features of the genus Cordia L. (Boraginaceae) from Egypt by Amer, Wafaa; Hamdy, Rim; Mahdy, Riham (2016) - Roem. & Schult., C. dentata Poir., C. dichotoma G. Forst., C. myxa L., C. sebestena L. and C. sinensis Lam. The basal part either in circular rim as in C. africana (Fig. 1D), in one pluricellular (C. myxa Fig. Keywords: boraginaceae; cordia; fig; myxa; species; stomata; trichomes

• Revision of Amorphophallus Blume ex Decne. Sect. Rhaphiophallus (Schott) Engl. (Araceae) in India by Jaleel, V. Abdul; Sivadasan, M.; Alfarhan, Ahmed H.; Thomas, Jacob; Alatar, A. A. (2011) - Female flowers: each 5-6 mm high, ovary pale green, slightly broader than stigma, 2.5-3.0 mm long, c. 2.5 mm diam., 2-locular; style very short, 0.5-1.0 mm long, c. 1 mm diam., colour same as that of ovary; stigma yellowish, capitate, distinctly 2- lobed, rarely 3-lobed, c. 2 mm high, 2 mm diam., surface verrucate. Spadix more or less equal in length to the spathe, 11-16 cm long, comprising a basal stipe 6-10 mm long, c. 5 mm diam., pale greenish, a female zone 2.5-3.5 cm long, a barren naked zone c. 2 mm present in between the female and staminodial zones, a staminodial zone 8-13 mm long, a male zone 3.0-3.8 cm long, and a terminal appendix. Keywords: amorphophallus; appendix; base; cm diam; diam; female; flowers; male; mm diam; spadix; spathe; zone

• Molecular phylogenetic analyses of internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequences of nuclear ribosomal DNA indicate monophyly of the genus Phytolacca L. (Phytolaccaceae) by Ali, M. Ajmal; Lee, Joongku; Kim, Soo-Yong; Park, Sang-Hong; Al-Hemaid, Fahad M.A. (2015) - Based on characteristic of flowers, Nowicke (1969) divided the subgenus Pircunia into two sections: Pircunia (P. acinosa and P. heptandra) and Pircunioides (P. dodecandra); Pircuniopsis into two sections: Pircuniophorum (P. chilensis, P. rugosa and P. sanguinea) and Pircuniopsis (P. dioica, P. tetramera and P. weberbaueri); and Phytolacca into two sections: Phytolacca (P. americana, P. bogotensis H.B.K., P. brachystachys, P. heterotepala, P. icosandra, P. meziana, P. octandra, P. purpurascens, P. rivinoides and P. thyrsiflora) and Phytolaccoides (P. pruinosa). We herein based on the present analysis hypothesize that the intraspecific classification of Phytolacca should be recircumscribed into subgenus Phytolacca (P. acinosa, P. americana, P. bogotensis, P. brachystachys, P. dodecandra, P. heterotepala, P. icosandra, P. meziana, P. octandra, P. purpurascens, P. rivinoides, P. rugosa, P. sanguinea and P. thyrsiflora), subgenus Pircuniopsis (P. dioica, P. tetramera and P. weberbaueri), and P. heptandra should be treated under an independent subgenus. Keywords: nowicke; phytolacca; pircunia; pircuniopsis; sect; species; subgenus; walter

• Nine new taxa and a new combination in Lauraceae from India and Myanmar by Gangopadhyay, M. (2008) - sp. nov. A. Fruiting branch; B. Bract - dorsal view; C. Idem - ventral view (after holotype). sp. nov. A. Fruiting branch (after holotype). Keywords: apex; beneath; brown; glabrous; ovate; view; whorl
• A new species of Globba under Sect. haplanthera (Zingiberaceae) from Myanmar by Latt, Myo Min; Naing, Min Khant; Choudhary , Ritesh Kumar; Lee , Joongku (2024) - Additionally, local communities in Myanmar utilize Globba species for ornamental and religious purposes, leading to significant loss of the natural habitats of several Globba species. “Badein-ngo” and “Badein-ma-naing” are the local names of Globba species in Myanmar, whereas “Zwegabin” refers to the name of the mountain where it was found first. Keywords: apex; glabrous; globba; species; zwegabinensis

• Extreme Early-Age Flowering of a Tali Palm (Corypha Taliera Roxb.) Tree by Hassan, Md Abul (2021) - ABUL HASSAN Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Tali palm; Corypha taliera Roxb.; Early-age flowering; Bangladesh. Tali palm, Corypha taliera Roxb. Keywords: m.a; palm; tali

• ITS gene based molecular genotyping of Nepeta sheilae Hedge & R.A. King (Lamiaceae) endemic to Saudi Arabia by Alzeibr, Fahad MA; Ali, M Ajmal; Rahman, M Oliur; Hemaid, Fahad Al; Lee, Joongku; Kambhar, Sidanand V (2020) - The morphology of N. sheilae (Chaudhary, 2000) resembles with section Oxynepeta, and the section Oxynepeta is consistent in the generic classification of Nepeta proposed by Bentham (1848), Briquet (1896) and Budantsev (1993), which are characterized by herbaceous habit; bracts green, inconspicuous; inflorescence interrupted, verticillaster or lax, pedunculate cymes; middle lobe of the lower lip of corolla concave with dentate margin; pollen bi-reticulate, rarely perforate reticulate; and pollen primary muri well-defined, prominent, while secondary muri inconspicuous (Jamzad et al., 2000). Though the phylogenetic relationships in the genus Nepeta and other related genera of Lamiaceae have previously been inferred using ITS sequences of nrDNA, the taxonomic status of N. sheilae is unresolved (Jamzad et al., 2003). Keywords: nepeta; nrdna; saudi; sequence; sheilae

• Geographical distribution and conservation of a rare medicinal plant Munronia pinnata (Wall.) Theob. (Meliaceae) in Sri Lanka by Dharmadasa, R. M.; Hettiarachchi, P. L.; Premakumara, G. A.S. (2011) - This is the first record of an extensive systematic survey on the distribution of M. pinnata in Sri Lanka. On the other hand M. pinnata is one of the most expensive plant materials (US$ 50-110/kg) used in traditional systems of medicine in Sri Lanka. Keywords: areas; distribution; lanka; pinnata; populations; sri

• Distribution and characterization of Aegilops cylindrica host from Iran by Bakhshi, Behnam; Aghaei, Mohammad Jaffar; Zarifi, Eissa; Bihamta, Mohammad Reza; Fard, Ehsan Mohseni; Rad, Mohammad Reza Naroui (2019) - Low coefficient of variation in morphological traits as well as symmetric karyotypes of A. cylindrica species observed in this study could lead us to predict that A. cylindrica could be a recently evolved species among the remote relatives of bread wheat. Results and Discussion Geographical distribution of A. cylindrica accessions in Iran: Investigation on collecting location and geographical distribution of A. cylindrica accessions reveals that this species predominantly grows in the range of 800 to 2000 meters altitude. Keywords: accessions; aegilops; chromosome; cylindrica; distribution; iran; length; species; traits; wheat

• Characteristics of the proximal to distal regions of the petioles to identify 15 tree species of Papilionoideae-Fabaceae by Heneidak, Samia; Shaheen, Abdel Samai M (2007) - Vascular bundle features Some features, namely tendency of bundles to divide in the main petiole vasculature, changes within the petiole of the same species, presence of ridge (secondary) vascular bundles, number of ridge vascular bundles and separation of ridge bundles are summarized in Table 3. The anatomical features of significance include outline; epidermal cell; pericyclic fiber patterns; main petiolar vasculature; presence, number and separation of ridge vascular bundles; presence of additional accessory ridge bundles; crystal types; secretory elements and multicellular trichomes. Keywords: bundles; distal; figs; petiole; proximal; regions; ridge; sophora; species; vasculature
• Study of Marine Sand-Dwelling Dinoflagellate With Four New Records From the Central South Coast of Viet Nam by Van, The Ho ; Bing, H’yon Niê (2021) - Plates 1′′′ and 5′′′ are triangular and the smallest in the series of postcingular plates. The third plate, the largest in the series of postcingular plates, is five-sided and situated at the posterior part of hypotheca. Keywords: dinophyceae; figs; marine; plates; sand; species; view
• New Records of Lichens from Khadimnagar National Park Sylhet, Bangladesh. I. by Kaium , Abdullah Al ; Shamsi , Shamim ; Alfasane , Md Almujaddade ; Bashar, Md Abul (2023) - Diederich et al., 2017; Elix and McCarthy, 1998; Flakus, 2013; Galloway, 1985, 2007; Gerasimova, 2016; Hulbert Jr., 2011; Kantvilas and Elix, 2007; Kantvilas et al., 2018; Kerr, 2014; Lückingl, 1999; Nylander, 1869; Schultz, 2008; Singh and Singh, 2012; Uyenco, 1963; Weber, 1986; Woods and Coppins, 2012). ABUL BASHAR Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Keywords: New records; Lichens; Khadimnagar National Park; Sylhet; Bangladesh. Keywords: figs; khadimnagar; lichens; national; new; nyl; park; sylhet; thallus

• Morphometrics of the tribe Merremieae Austin (Convolvulacae) from India by Deshmukh, S. A.; Shimpale, Vinod B. (2014) - Clade I is divided into subclade A and subclade B. Subclade A comprises Hewittia malabarica, M. aegyptia, M. dissecta, M. gangetica and M. hederacea, while subclade B comprises M. peltata, M. quenquifolia, M. rajsthanensis, M. rhyncorhiza, M. tuberosa, M. umbellata, M. vitifolia, O. tansaensis and O. turpethum. is very close to Merremia, probably originated from M. aegyptia (L.) Urban and M. dissecta (Jacq.) Keywords: breadth; length; merremieae; shimpale; species; tribe

• Musa × parahaekkinenii (Musaceae): A new artificial interspecific hybrid from Kerala, India by Smisha, Komban Parameswaran; Sabu, Mamiyil (2018) - M. × parahaekkinenii are provided. Musa × georgiana, a new intersectional hybrid banana with edible banana breeding relevance and ornamental potential. Keywords: female; hybrid; male; musa; red

• The Complete Chloroplast Genome Sequence of Zingiber Striolatum (Zingiberaceae) and a Phylogenetic Analysis by Wang, Hui ; Idrees, Muhammad ; Song, Zhongping (2024) - The maximum likelihood (ML) method was used to generate a phylogenetic tree, and the results revealed that Z. striolatum belongs to the Sect. According to the “Compendium of Materia Medica, a famous Chinese medicine classic compiled by Shizhen Li in the 16th century”, Z. striolatum was used to promote blood circulation, eliminate phlegm, alleviate coughing, and relieve swelling and pain (Huang et al., 2021). Keywords: chloroplast; genes; genome; striolatum; zingiber

• Pyrostria triflora, a new species of Vanguerieae (Rubiaceae) from Luzon, Philippines by Arriola, A.H.; Camacho, P.D.; Calaramo, M.J.A.; Alejandro, G.J.D. (2015) - However, morphological and molecular phylogenetic works of various authors (Bridson, 1992; Lantz et al., 2002; Lantz and Bremer, 2004, 2005; Razafimandimbison et al., 2009) have resulted in the reinstatement of several genera [e.g., Afrocanthium (Bridson) Lantz and Bremer, Bullockia (Bridson) Razafim., Lantz & Bremer, Canthium sensu stricto, Keetia E. Phillips, Psydrax Gaertn. (Lantz et al., 2007), however, P. triflora is exceptional from the Madagascan species with its strictly 3-flowered inflorescence and a different geographical distribution. Keywords: philippines; pyrostria; rubiaceae; species; vanguerieae

• A new species of Ischaemum L. (Poaceae) from Kerala, India by Sunil, C. N.; Madhanan, V. Nithya; Krishnan, C.R. Remya; Kumar, V.V. Naveen; Simi, M. S.; Jyothi, K. J. (2017) - Critical studies using relevant literature and type materials of similar species revealed its novelty and distinctness from the hitherto known species and described here as new species Ischaemum sreenarayanii. © 2017 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists A NEW SPECIES OF ISCHAEMUM L. (POACEAE) FROM KERALA, INDIA C.N. SUNIL, V. NITHYA MADHANAN, C.R. REMYA KRISHNAN, V.V. NAVEEN KUMAR1, M.S. SIMI AND K.J. JYOTHI Post Graduate & Research Department of Botany, S.N.M. College, Maliankara, Ernakulam District, Kerala, India Key words: Ischaemum; new species; Poaceae; Kerala; India Abstract Ischaemum sreenarayanii, a new species of Ischaemum L. is described and illustrated with detailed notes on distribution, conservation status and phenology. Keywords: apex; ischaemum; lower; species; upper

• Ixora predeepii, a new species of Rubiaceae from southern Western Ghats, India by Balan, Anoop P.; Shanmugam, Harikrishnan (2016) - 1. Ixora predeepii Anoop et Harikrishnan, sp. nov. A. Habit; B. Stipule; C. Flower; D. Calyx; E. Corolla lobe; F. Stamen; G. Infructescence. 2. Ixora predeepii Anoop et Harikrishnan, sp. nov. A. Habit; B. Nodal portion; C & D. Inflorescence; E. Flower; F & G. Infructescence; H. Seeds. Keywords: ixora; kerala; predeepii; species

• Molecular identification of Lavendula dentata L., Mentha longifolia (L.) Huds. and Mentha × piperita L. by DNA barcodes by Ahmed, Shawkat Mahmoud (2018) - M. aquatica M. × piperita-Taif M. spicata Taif M. × piperita 297 0 9 0 9.00 <0.05 rbcL M. Keywords: dentata; longifolia; piperita; rbcl; species; taif

• Agricultural product-derived carbon for energy, sensing, and environmental applications: A mini-review by Shah, Syed Shaheen; Aziz, Md Abdul (2020) - Ahammad et al., 2019b; Ahammad et al., 2018; Haque et al., 2020a; Aziz et al., 2017; Haque et al., 2020b), microbial fuel cells (Senthilkumar et al., 2020), filtration/separation (Aziz et al., 2019; Khan et al., 2020), oil recovery (Haq et al., 2019), electrochemical water splitting (Shah et al., 2019; Buliyaminu et al., 2020), electrode materials for supercapacitors (Mohamedkhair et al., 2020; Islam et al., 2020; Shah et al., 2020; Deb Nath et al., 2019; Aziz et al., 2020), and in other emerging technology applications. ADCs are extensively used in different fields, including sensing (Aziz et al., 2020; Ahammad et al., 2019a; Keywords: 2020; adcs; aziz; aziz et; carbon; et al; jute; m. a.; materials; preparation

• Dissecting molecular evolutionary relationship of Krameriaceae inferred from phylotranscriptomic analysis by Ali, Mohammad Ajmal; Rahman, M Oliur; Lee, Joongku; Hemaid, Fahad Al; Kambhar, Sidanand V; Elangbam, Meena; Gurung, Arun Bahadur (2020) - Email: joongku@cnu.ac.kr 3 Post Graduate Department of Botany, KLE Society’s, Basavaprabhu Kore College, Chikodi- 591 201, Belagavi, Karnataka, India 4 Department of Basic Sciences and Social Sciences, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong 793022, Meghalaya, India 5 Genetics Laboratory, Centre of Advanced Studies in Life Sciences, Manipur University, Canchipur 795 003, India mailto:ajmalpdrc@gmail.com mailto:oliur.bot@du.ac.bd mailto:joongku@cnu.ac.kr 428 ALI et al. herbaceous stems and comprises c. 18 species distributed in South and North America, and the West Indies (Simpson, 1989; Simpson et al., 2004) possessing astringent properties (Simpson, 1991). The Krameriaceae was considered as a subfamily of Fabaceae, or near to Polygalaceae (Simpson, 1989; Simpson et al., 2004); however, aligned as sister to Zygophyllaceae based on evidences from the anatomical (Gregory, 1994; Carlquist, 2005), DNA (Savolainen et al., 2000; Wang et al., 2009) and pollen data (Tao et al., 2018). Keywords: data; et al; krameriaceae; method; relationships; simpson; species; zygophyllaceae; zygophyllales
• Application of ordinal clustering to the taxonomy of the genus Entada (Fabaceae) in Taiwan by Yang, Sheng-Zehn; Feng, Yu-Ying; Yeh, Fu-Ya (2007) - However, this obstacle can be solved by extending Gower's general coefficient of similarity to ordinal data types, facilitating cluster and multidimensional scaling (Podani 1999). 94 YANG et al. processing of ordinal data because this path can maintain the consistency of the analysis and the overall statistic precision. Keywords: data; entada; taiwan

• Flowering and fruiting characteristics and biochemical composition of an endangered palm species (Corypha taliera Roxb.) by Khondker, Moniruzzaman; Hassan, Md. Abul; Alfasane, Md. Almujaddade; Shahjadee, Umma Fatema (2010) - Considering the comparable information available, the protein content of C. taliera flower, pericarp and testa are lower than Sambucus nigra flowers (Kislechenko and Vel’ma, 2006). The weight of fresh fruits and seeds were taken with the help of an electronic balance as mentioned above. Keywords: flower; fruits; panicle; taliera

• Nineteen new combinations and a new name in Breynia J.R. Forst. & G. Forst. (Phyllanthaceae) from Indian subcontinent by Chakrabarty, T.; Balakrishnan, N. P. (2012) - Sauropus bacciformis (L.) Airy Shaw, Kew Bull. 35: 685. 1980 & 36: 343. 1981. It is necessary to quote the statement of Pruesapan (2010) as follows: “Molecular phylogenetic studies focused on the genus Phyllanthus L. (Phyllanthaceae) showed that Sauropus Blume (including Synostemon F.Muell.) and its related genera Breynia J.R. Forst. & G. Forst. and Glochidion J.R. Forst. & G. Forst. should be united with Phyllanthus to create a monophyletic genus. Keywords: balakr; breynia; chakrab; n.p; sauropus; syn

• Primulina purpurea F. Wen, B. Zhao & Y.G Wei (Gesneriaceae), a new species from China by Wen, Fang; Li, Wenlan; Zhao, Bo; Liang, Gui-You; Wei, Yi-Gang (2012) - Wang, after critical examination, consultation of the relevant literatures (Wang et al., 1990, 1998; Ho, 2000; Li and Wang, 2004; Wei et al., 2010; Wen et al., 2012b; Wu et al., 2012; Xu et al., 2012) and study of herbarium specimens (e.g. PE, IBK, IBSC, CDBI, HN, KUN, ANU and BJFU), this species has been described as a new species, Primulina purpurea Fang Wen, Bo Zhao & Y.G Wei. © 2012 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists PRIMULINA PURPUREA F. WEN, B. ZHAO & Y.G WEI (GESNERIACEAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM CHINA FANG WEN, WENLAN LI1, BO ZHAO, GUI-YOU LIANG AND YI-GANG WEI2 Herbarium, Guangxi Institute of Botany, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN-541006, Guilin, China Keywords: Primulina purpurea; New species; Gesneriaceae; Guangxi; Limestone flora; China. Keywords: new; primulina; species; wang; wen
• A new variety and two new records of Elatostema J. R. Forster & G. Forster (Urticaceae) from Vietnam by Lin, Yun; Duan, Lin Dong; Bi, Hai Yan (2014) - Elatostema pseudodissectum W. T. Wang, Bull. Elatostema pseudodissectum W. T. Wang (from L. Q. Li et al. 559, PE). Keywords: elatostema; lin; vietnam; wang

• New taxa of Elatostema (Urticaceae) from Thailand and India by Bi, Hai Yan; Yang, Zhi Rong; Lin, Qi (2011) - Elatostema intanondense Q. Lin (Urticaceae), collected from Doi Intanond of Chiang Mai in Thailand, is morphologically similar to E. subincisum Weddell, but differs by having obscure stipules (vs. conspicuous, linear-lanceolate, 5-6 mm long in E. subincisum), and elliptic to lanceolate nanophylls, 3-7 × 1.5-3.0 mm (vs. absent in E. subincisum). During examination of Asian specimens of Elatostema, a new species and a new variety, Elatostema intanondense Q. Lin and Elatostema ranongense Yahara var. Keywords: diam; elatostema; lin

• A new Amorphophallus species (Araceae) from Vietnam by Gong, Xun; Li, Heng (2012) - Short communication © 2012 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists A NEW AMORPHOPHALLUS SPECIES (ARACEAE) FROM VIETNAM XUN GONG1 AND HENG LI Key Laboratory of Biodiversity and Biogeography, Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Kunming, Yunnan 650201, China Keywords: Amorphophallus candidissimus; New species; Vietnam; Araceae. New species from tropical Asia. Keywords: amorphophallus; diam; species

• Comments on the type specimens of Lindsaea andamanica (Lindsaeaceae) at Central National Herbarium (Cal), India by Basu, S. K.; Ghoshal, P. P.; Bandyopadhyay, S.; Aziz, Md N. (2009) - 5475, 5476 (CAL); Nabee bah, near viper, April, 1890, King s.n., Acces. nos. no. 5307 Paratypus Isotype 3. South Andaman, Jungles north, S. Kurz s.n., acc. Keywords: acc; cal; s.n

• A note on Astragalus L. section Caprini DC. by Sheikhakbari-Mehr, Reza; Maassoumi, Ali Asghar (2017) - A. macropelmatus subsp. Eventually, Podlech (1988) described A. pseudobuchtormensis as a subspecies under A. macropelmatus. Keywords: astragalus; maassoumi; macropelmatus; podlech; section; tari

• Occurrence of nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria during different stages of paddy cultivation by Choudhary, Kaushal Kishore (2011) - Quantification and nitrogen fixation of cyanobacteria in rice field soils of Bangladesh. Cyanobacteria in rice soils. Keywords: cyanobacteria; nitrogen; rice; rivulariaceae

• Morphology and molecular phylogeny of the marine diatom Nitzschia dentatum sp. nov. and N. johorensis sp. nov. (Bacillariophyceae) from Malaysia by Suriyanti, S.N.P.; Usup, G. (2017) - N. dentatum sp. nov. dan N. johorensis sp. N. johorensis sp. nov (Table 1). Keywords: dentatum; diatom; et al; grunow; johorensis; malaysia; marine; nitzschia; nov; raphe; species; suriyanti; valve

• Sleeping Behaviour of Senna Alata (L.) Roxb. by Hassan, Md Abul (2022) - Leaves are paripinnately compound with 8- 20 (or more) pairs of leaflets per leaf in a mature plant. Leaflets are stipulate, almost sessile, oblong, base oblique, apex with a mucro, entire, glabrous, and the terminal leaflets are obovate. Keywords: leaflets; senna

• Two new combinations in the genus Chionanthus L. (Oleaceae) by Quang, Bui Hong; Choudhary, Ritesh Kumar; Chinh, Vu Tien; Bach, Tran The; Anh, Tran Thi Phuong; Lee, Joongku (2014) - Short communication © 2014 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists TWO NEW COMBINATIONS IN THE GENUS CHIONANTHUS L. (OLEACEAE) BUI HONG QUANG, RITESH KUMAR CHOUDHARY1, VU TIEN CHINH, TRAN THE BACH, TRAN THI PHUONG ANH2 AND JOONGKU LEE3,4 Department of Botany, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, 18 Hoang Quoc Viet, CauGiay, Hanoi, Vietnam Keywords: Oleaceae; Chionanthus; New combinations; Vietnam. 1Agharkar Research Institute, G.G. Agarkar Road, Pune-411004, India 2Vietnam National Museum of Nature, Vietnam Academy of Sciences and Technology, 18 Hoang Quoc Viet, Nghia Do, CauGiay, Hanoi, Vietnam 3International Biological Material Research Center, Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, 125 Gwahak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea 4Corresponding author. Keywords: chionanthus; linociera; vietnam

• Polymorphism in Lyngbya notarisii (Meneghini) Wille in culture by Aziz, Abdul (2015) - After about 15 days, many filaments attaining about 3 cm long developed centering the bark (Fig. 3). But later on some filaments produced false-branches like Plectonema Thur. (Fig. 5), while many filaments became purplish to reddish-brown with 10−12-layered sheath like Porphyrosiphon (Figs 6, 7), even more than that found in nature (Fig. 1). Keywords: fig; filaments; lyngbya; porphyrosiphon; sheath

• Morphoanatomical profile of five species of Piper L. from Bangladesh and its taxonomic significance by Shethi, Kishwar Jahan; Rashid, Parveen; Begum, Momtaz; Rahman, M. Oliur (2019) - Comparative anatomy of stem of five species of Piper L. Features P. betle P. longum P. nigrum P. retrofractum P. sylvaticum Shape and Outline Oval, outline with ridges and furrows Round, outline with prominent ridges and furrows Round, outline with prominent ridges and furrows Round, no ridges and furrows in outline Round, with negligible ridges and furrows in outline Trichome Non-glandular, multicellular (4-celled) with pointed tip, less frequent Non-glandular, unicellular, frequent Non- glandular, small, unicellular, frequent Absent Non-glandular, unicellular, small, scarcely present No. of cortical vascular bundle 25 25 26 22 15 No. of medullary vascular bundle 8 6 6 10 4 Mucilage canal 1 central, 3 between medullary and cortical vascular bundle 1, central 1, central 1, central 1, central Idioblasts and oil droplets Numerous Absent Absent Absent Absent Anomalous secondary structure in the stem anatomy is a diagnostic feature of the family Piperaceae. Introduction The genus Piper L. (Piperaceae) consists of over 1,000 species and distributed pantropically, and the greatest diversity of Piper species occurs in the American tropics followed by Southern Asia (Jaramillo and Manos, 2001). Keywords: betle; fig; longum; nigrum; p. betle; p. nigrum; piper; species; vascular

• Capsicum sonitpurensis (Solanaceae) - A new species from Assam, India by Sarma, Jintu; Dutta, Gitamani; Devi, Ashalata (2017) - © 2017 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists CAPSICUM SONITPURENSIS (SOLANACEAE) - A NEW SPECIES FROM ASSAM, INDIA JINTU SARMA1, GITAMANI DUTTA2 AND ASHALATA DEVI Department of Environmental Science, Tezpur University, Napaam, Sonitpur, Assam-784028, India Keywords: Capsicum sonitpurensis; Assam; New species; Solanaceae. The genus Capsicum L. is an economically important genus comprising of about 37 species worldwide (Pozzobon et al. ,2006). Keywords: assam; capsicum; species

• Floral anomalies in Calotropis procera (Aiton) Dryand – Nature’s Bizarre play by Srivastava, Piush; Tripathi, Vineeta; Mishra, Dipak Kumar (2016) - FLORAL ANOMALIES IN CALOTROPIS PROCERA 81 Anomaly-9: Calyx 5-lobed, of which 4 are normal and remaining one is smaller and placed below the joined 2 corolla lobes, corolla 5-lobed, of which 3 are distinct and remaining 2 are completely joined, gynostegium quadrangular, coronal appendages 4 (Fig. Structure of normal flower and floral anomalies of Calotropis procera (Aiton) Dryand.: Keywords: appendages; corolla; fig; gynostegium
• A New Species of Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) from Western Yunnan, China by Sun, Jun ; Wen, Yanli; Li, Rong (2023) - Li et al., 2020). Vol. 7. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Keywords: corolla; mountains; pinguicula; yellow

• Bibliography of Flora and Ethnobiology in West Bengal by Sunit Mitra by Alam, Md. Khairul (2012) - A good compilation of published scientific literatures on systematic botany, plant taxonomy, flora, vegetation, economic botany, medicinal plants, ethnobotany, palynology, aerobiology, environmental botany, ecology, biodiversity and related disciplines from West Bengal, India covering a wide period of about 220 years from 1790 to 2010. This is a good piece of document and ready reference of bibliographic information for teachers, students and researchers on plant taxonomy and allied fields from West Bengal and adjacent regions. Keywords: botany; chapter
• 'Bamboos at TBGRI' by K.C. Koshy by Alam, M. Khairul (2011) - It will give us a clear picture of flowering and seeding cycles of many bamboo species; genetic diversity among many species and their biology. Because of identification problem interest in bamboo research is also less among biologists compared to research in other groups. Keywords: book; chapter; species

• Nomenclatural notes on Sorbus vestita (Rosaceae) by Kumar, V. Sampath; Karthikeyan, S. (2013) - Sorbus crenata S. Schauer in Übers. V. SAMPATH KUMAR1 AND S. KARTHIKEYAN2 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 3AE, United Kingdom Keywords: Nomenclature; Sorbus vestita; New combination. Keywords: cuspidata; don; pyrus; sorbus; vestita

• Cypselar diversity in four species of Senecio L. (Asteraceae) by Talukdar, Tulika; Mukherjee, Sobhan Kumar (2014) - © 2014 Bangladesh Association of Plant Taxonomists CYPSELAR DIVERSITY IN FOUR SPECIES OF SENECIO L. (ASTERACEAE) TULIKA TALUKDAR1 AND SOBHAN KUMAR MUKHERJEE Department of Botany, University of Kalyani, Kalyani, Nadia 741235, West Bengal, India Keywords: Senecio L.; Cypsela; Morphology; Pappus. Abstract The genus Senecio L. is one of the largest genera of flowering plants and is an important member of the tribe Senecioneae (Asteraceae). Keywords: cypselas; pappus; senecio; species

• Stenochlaena riauensis (Blechnaceae), a new fern species from Riau, Indonesia by Sofiyanti, Nery; Iriani, Dyah; Fitmawati, Dr; Roza, Andesba A. (2015) - Fertile pinnae 9 per frond, started from the middle of laminae toward the apex, pinnae gradually reduce towards the apex of lamina, shortly stalked, form elongated fertile pinnae on the tip, usually asymetric at the base, the reduced sterile pinnae glabrous on both surfaces, c. 7 cm long, 1.5 cm wide Both fertile and sterile pinnae are located in one frond, the lower part of lamina are consisted of sterile pinnae that gradually narrower forming fertile pinnae on the tip of leaves. Keywords: fertile; pinnae; riau; species; stenochlaena

• A new species of Glyphis Ach. and three new records of Graphis Adans. (Graphidaceae) from Bali Island, Indonesia by Hardini, Junita; Kasiamdari, Rina Sri; Santosa, Santosa; Purnomo, Purnomo (2018) - Arg., G. grammitis Fee, G. intricata Fee, G. javanica A. Zahlbr., G. lineola Ach., G. ovata Mass., G. radiata Nyl., G. regularis Müll. The genus currently includes seven species, namely G. atrofusca (Mull. Keywords: ascospores; glyphis; graphidaceae; graphis; indonesia; lücking; new; species

• Trichothecium roseum Link - A new record of hyphomycetous fungus for Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Sultana, Razia (2008) - Specimens examined: Isolated from infected dried fruit surface of jute, Botanical Research Garden, Curzon Hall, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, S. Shamsi 167, 23 August 1998. Trichothecium roseum Link (1809) (Plates 1-2) (Subramanian 1962, Ellis and Ellis 1985) Keywords: fungus; roseum; trichothecium

• Prismatomeris fragrans E.T. Geddes (Rubiaceae) - a new record for the flora of Viet Nam by Bach, Tran The; Quang, Bui Hong; Choudhary, Ritesh Kumar; Hai, Do Van; Diep, Tran Thi Ngoc; Lee, Joongku (2015) - Short communication PRISMATOMERIS FRAGRANS E.T. GEDDES (RUBIACEAE) - A NEW RECORD FOR THE FLORA OF VIET NAM TRAN THE BACH1, BUI HONG QUANG, RITESH KUMAR CHOUDHARY2, DO VAN HAI, TRAN THI NGOC DIEP3 AND JOONGKU LEE4 Institute of Ecology & Biological Resources, Viet Nam Academy of Science and Technology, 18- Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Viet Nam Keywords: Prismatomeris; New record; Rubiaceae; Viet Nam. In Viet Nam, the genus is represented by four species (Ho, 2000; Tran, 2005). Keywords: fragrans; nam; prismatomeris; viet

• Lectotypification in Ardisia alata H.R. Fletcher (Primulaceae) by Chatan, Wannachai; Promprom, Wilawan (2018) - During a taxonomic revision of the genus Ardisia in Thailand, we studied both the protologue and the type specimens of A. alata kept in main herbaria (both in Europe and Thailand), we found that when H.R. Fletcher, the author, published the name A. alata as a new species, cited the specimens “Kerr 17125” (full collector name written on the herbarium sheet was A. F. G. Kerr) as the plant from Thailand in Phangnga Province (Takuapa and Kapong districts) (Fletcher, 1937), but did not designate the holotype. Among these, Ardisia alata H.R. Fletcher is an endemic species found in Takuapa and Kapong districts under Phangnga Province of Thailand, as cited in the first protologue. Keywords: alata; ardisia; thailand

• From the Chief Editor’s Desk - On the Celebration of 25 Years' of Promoting Plant Taxonomy Research by Rahman, M Oliur (2018) - At the time of celebrating 25 years’ of publication of Bangladesh Journal of Plant Taxonomy, I sincerely hope that the Journal will continue its endeavour of promoting research in plant taxonomy around the world. I assumed the position of Chief Editor of BJPT in 2018, starting with editing the Silver Jubilee Volume. Keywords: bjpt; journal

• New records of two hyphomycetous fungi Monodictys putredinis (Wallr.) Hughes and Stachybotrys atra Corda for Bangladesh by Shamsi, Shamim; Sultana, Razia (2010) - HUGHES AND STACHYBOTRYS ATRA CORDA FOR BANGLADESH SHAMIM SHAMSI1 AND RAZIA SULTANA Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Keywords: Monodictys putredinis; New records; Stachybotrys atra. Stachybotrys atra Corda, 1837, Icon. Keywords: ellis

• New Combinations in Primula Sect. Cortusoides Subsect. Cortusa (Primulaceae) by Idrees, Muhammad ; Zhang, Zhiyong ; Shaw, Julian M H (2024) - nov. Basionym: Cortusa matthioli f. engadinensis Podp. nov. Basionym: Cortusa matthioli (f. matthioli) subf. Keywords: cortusa; matthioli; podp; primula; primulaceae

• Nomenclatural notes on Myristica yunnanensis and Cyclobalanopsis yonganensis by Peng, Xiao-Ming; He, Zheng; Yu, Wen-Bin (2011) - Myristica yunnanensis Y. H. Li in Fl. Myristica yunnanensis Y. H. Li in Acta Phytotax. Keywords: cyclobalanopsis

• Muhlenbergia fasciculata T.P.I. Phan (Poaceae) - A new angiospermic record for India by Delmail, D.; Hilaire, A. (2011) - Muhlenbergia fasciculata T.P.I. Phan, Flora from the Gulf of Bengal 1: 158 (1994). Other species as Allium sp., Arenaria sp., Cremanthodium farreri, Meconopsis sp., Omphalogramma burmanica and Primula sp. form cushions. Keywords: fasciculata; muhlenbergia

• Validation of four names of Castanopsis (Fagaceae) from Hainan, Southern China by Zhijian, Yin; Chunlei, Xiang; Hua, Peng (2011) - Recently, four new species, i.e., Castanopsis hairocarpa G. A. Fu, C. oleifera G. A. Fu, C. qingbeiensis G. A. Fu, C. wuzhishangensis G. A. Fu, from Hainan Island in South China were published (Fu, 2001). Castanopsis qiongbeiensis G. A. Fu, sp. nov. Validated by a full and direct reference to the Latin diagnosis associated with Castanopsis qingbeiensis G. A. Fu, Guihaia 21: 96- 97. 2001. Keywords: castanopsis

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