Flora of Madhya Pradesh: Western Part

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The book presents an account of the flora of M.P. with special reference to Western parts included six districts only. The dominant vegetation of this area is dry deciduous forest dominated by Teak-Acacia-Butea. The another major formations of these areas are grassland, which prevails under anthropogenic factors. Total 980 species have been collected and described under recent taxonomical nomenclature. This book is very informative and useful for students, teachers, researchers and NGO working in the field of botany and taxonomy.

Contents: 1. Ranunculaceae. 2. Dilleniaceae. 3. Magnoliaceae. 4. Annonaceae. 5. Menispermaceae. 6. Nymphaeaceae. Water-Lily Family. 7. Nelumbonaceae. 8. Papveraceae. 9. Fumariaceae. 10. Brassicaeae. 11. Cleomaceae. 12. Capperidaceae. 13. Resedaceae. 14. Violaceae. 15. Cochlospermaceae. 16. Flacourtiaceae. 17. Polygalaceae. 18. Caryophyllaceae. 19. Portulaceae. 20. Tamaricaeae. 21. Elatinaceae. 22. Dipterocarpaceae. 23. Malvaceae. 24. Bombaceae (Bombax Family). 25. Sterculiaceae (Sterculia Family). 26. Tiliaceae (Lindenfamily). 27. Linaceae. 28. Malpighiaceae. 29. Zygophyllaceae. 30. Averrhoaceae. 31. Oxalidaceae. 32. Tropeolaceae. 33. Balsaminaceae. 34. Rutaceae. 35. Simaroubaceae. 36. Burseraceae. 37. Meliaceae. 38. Oleaceae (Olax Family). 39. Celastraceae (Staff-Tree Family). 40. Rhamnaceae. 41. Vitidaceae Vitaceae, Ampledaceae (Grape Family). 42. Leeaceae. 43. Sapindaceae (Soapberryfamily). 44. Anacardiaceae (Cashew Family). 45. Moringaceae. 46. Fabaceae Papilionaceae Legume Or Pea Family. 47. Caesalpinaceae. 48. Mimosaceae. 49. Rosaceae. 50. Crassulaceae. 51. Droceraceae. 52. Haloragidaceae. 53. Combretaceae. 54. Myrtaceae. 55. Lecythidaceae. 56. Melastomaceae. 57. Lytheraceae. 58. Punicaeae. 59. Onagraceae. 60. Trapaceae. 61. Turneraceae. 62. Passifloraceae. 63. Caricaeae. 64. Cucurbitaceae. 65. Begoniaceae. 66. Cactaceae Cactus Family. 67. Aizoaceae Molluginaceae. 68. Apiaceae Umbelliferae. 69. Alangiaceae. Gamopetalous Family. 70. Caprifoliaceae. 71. Rubiacae The Madder Family. 72. Asteraceae Compositae – Aster Family. 73. Lobeliaceae. 74. Campanulaceae. 75. Plumbaginacea. 76. Primulaceae. 77. Sapotaceae Mimusops Family. 78 Ebenaceae. 79. Oleaceae. 80. Nyctanthaceae. 81. Salvadoraceae. 82. Apocynaceae. 83. Periplocaceae. 84. Asclepiadaceae. 85. Buddlejaceae. 86. Gentianaceae. 87. Menyanthaceae. 88. Polemoniaceae. 89. Heliotropiaceae Boraginaceae. 90. Ehretiaceae. 91. Convolvulaceae. 92. Cuscutaceae Dodder Family. 93. Solanceae Potato Family. 94. Scrophulariaceae. 95. Orobanchaceae. 96. Lentibulariaceae. 97. Bignoniaceae. 98. Pedaliaceae. 99. Martyniaceae. 100. Thunbergiaceae. 101. Acanthaceae. 102. Verbenaceae. 103. Flaccourtiaceae. 104. Nyctaginaceae. 105. Lamiaceae Labiatae. 106. Amaranthaceae. 107. Chenopodiaceae. 108. Basellaceae. 109. Polygonaceae. 110. Aristolochiaceae. 111. Piperaceae. 112. Proteaceae. 113. Loranthaceae. 114. Santalaceae. 115. Euphorbiaceae. 116. Ulmaceae. 117. Urticaceae. 118. Moraceae. 119. Casuarinaceae. 120. Salicaceae. Monocotyledons: 1. Ceratophyllaceae. 2. Hydrocharitaceae. 3. Musaceae. 4. Orchidaceae. 5. Zinziberaceae. 6. Cannaceae. 7. Hypoxidaceae. 8. Sterlitziaceae. 9. Amaryllidaceae. 10. Agavaceae. 11. Dioscoreaceae. 12. Liliaceae. 13. Ruscaceae. 14. Smilaceae. 15. Pontederiaceae. 16. Commelinaceae. 17. Arecaceae Palmae. 18. Pandanceae. 19. Typhaceae. 20. Araceae. 21. Lemnaceae. 22. Alismataceae. 23. Najadaceae. 24. Apogetonaceae. 25. Potamogetonaceae. 26. Eriocaulaceae. 27. Zannichelliaceae. 28. Cyperaceae. 29. Poaceae. Rare and Endangered Species. Bibliography. Appendices.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR V P Singh

V.P. Singh is Retd Professor & Head, Department of Plant Sciences (IEMPS), Vikram University, Ujjain (M.P.). He obtained his M.Sc. (1966) and Ph.D. (1971) from Vikram University, Ujjain (M.P.), specializing in Forest ecology, Mangrove ecology, Metal toxicity. He has had a brilliant academic carrier followed by over 36 years of teaching and conducting research in Botany at postgraduate as well as research levels. Dr. Singh has guided 25 Ph.D. students and Published 125 research Papers in National and International periodicals. He is also an author of 11 books in his own specialized fields. He has attended and participated in many seminars, workshops and conferences. Presently he is engaged in the work on the Medicinal Flora of Western Madhya Pradesh.

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Title
Flora of Madhya Pradesh: Western Part
Author
Edition
1st.ed.
Publisher
ISBN
9788172338565
Length
xix+560p., 47 Colour Plates
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