Add to ORKGThis paper includes a list of 207 species of epiphytic orchids from Nepal that belong to 49 genera including 5 endemic species (Bulbophyllum ambrosia, Eria baniai, E. nepalensis, Oberonia nepalensis and Pleione coronaria). Phytogeographical distribution along with altitudinal ranges of all of these epiphytic species, phenology of flowering of 199 species and host plant(s) of 148 species have been reported herewith. The aim of this paper is to assess the distribution patterns, host-epiphyte relationship and phenology of flowering of Nepalese epiphytic orchids
Herbaceous vascular epiphytes were screened in a total sample of 13 445 trees (in 153 species) and 3...
This article aims to determine the potential of epiphytic orchids by exploring, identifying and stud...
A study on the diversity of epiphytic orchids in the natural forest at the Village Petarikan, Distri...
Associations between epiphytes and their hosts are among the main factors affecting the biodiversity...
Epiphytic orchids are common in subtropical forests, but little is known about the factors that dete...
In total, 118 orchid species (25%) are endemic to the Himalayan region and 21 species are endemic to...
The genus Eria Lindl. is one of the larger polymorphic genera of the family Orchidaceae. It has abou...
Orchids are widely distributed in tropics, subtropics and temperate regions. Within the tropics, orc...
In this thesis, I focused mainly on orchids and also carried out some research on different pharmace...
Orchids are the largest and diverse families of flowering plants. Orchids are found growing mostly i...
The present paper deals with two rare epiphytic orchids of India, viz. <em>Saccolabiopsis pusilla </...
Habenaria is almost cosmopolitan in distribution having predominantly terrestrial orchids, however; ...
The Darjeeling Himalaya, located in eastern part of the Himalaya biodiversity hotspot in India, is k...
The 29 Nepalese species of the pantropical genus Begonia largely belong to 2 sections, Begonia sect....
Liparis ferruginea Lindley (Orchidaceae) is first time reported in Nepal. Detailed description, illu...
Herbaceous vascular epiphytes were screened in a total sample of 13 445 trees (in 153 species) and 3...
This article aims to determine the potential of epiphytic orchids by exploring, identifying and stud...
A study on the diversity of epiphytic orchids in the natural forest at the Village Petarikan, Distri...
Associations between epiphytes and their hosts are among the main factors affecting the biodiversity...
Epiphytic orchids are common in subtropical forests, but little is known about the factors that dete...
In total, 118 orchid species (25%) are endemic to the Himalayan region and 21 species are endemic to...
The genus Eria Lindl. is one of the larger polymorphic genera of the family Orchidaceae. It has abou...
Orchids are widely distributed in tropics, subtropics and temperate regions. Within the tropics, orc...
In this thesis, I focused mainly on orchids and also carried out some research on different pharmace...
Orchids are the largest and diverse families of flowering plants. Orchids are found growing mostly i...
The present paper deals with two rare epiphytic orchids of India, viz. <em>Saccolabiopsis pusilla </...
Habenaria is almost cosmopolitan in distribution having predominantly terrestrial orchids, however; ...
The Darjeeling Himalaya, located in eastern part of the Himalaya biodiversity hotspot in India, is k...
The 29 Nepalese species of the pantropical genus Begonia largely belong to 2 sections, Begonia sect....
Liparis ferruginea Lindley (Orchidaceae) is first time reported in Nepal. Detailed description, illu...
Herbaceous vascular epiphytes were screened in a total sample of 13 445 trees (in 153 species) and 3...
This article aims to determine the potential of epiphytic orchids by exploring, identifying and stud...
A study on the diversity of epiphytic orchids in the natural forest at the Village Petarikan, Distri...