The present study is an attempt to give an account of the current status of orchids based on recent surveys since 2002 to 2010 in various parts of western Himalaya. Based on rarity Index of species, orchids are categorised in four groups,—very rare, sparse, occasional and common. Results show that 40% of orchid species are very rare, 26% are sparse, 19% are occasional and 15% are common in western Himalaya. For the conservation of orchids, two orchid conservation areas are identified in Gori Valley and Mandal Valley
The present paper describes the distribution, natural habitat and phenology of some terrestrial orch...
Sinu, Palatty Allesh, Sinu, Neethu, Chandrashekara, Kruthik (2012): Ecology and population structure...
The existence of orchids in nature continues to decline due to habitat destruction and overexploitat...
Orchids are under duress species. These are becoming a rarity, losing out to human greed. These spec...
Orchids are widely distributed in tropics, subtropics and temperate regions. Within the tropics, orc...
Not AvailableThe northeastern states of India are the treasure house of biological wealth of the cou...
Orchidaceae is one of the most diverse and largest families comprising 25,000 to 35,000 species an...
Orchids display a diversified range in terms of shape, size and colour of flowers. They have a uniqu...
Studies on population assessment and threat categorization in selected populations of Malaxis acumin...
Biodiversity crisis is being experienced throughout the world, due to various anthropogenic and natu...
2. Biological data 2.1. Distribution: D. cunninghamii is a monotipic orchid that occurs in the sub-a...
Niyamgiri hills, the abode of the primitive Dongria Kandha tribe in southwest Orissa, is a unique fo...
Sri Krishnadevaraya University Botanic Garden currently harbouring 32 species of wild orchids collec...
<p>The orchidaceous plant treasures in the Kottavasal Hills of Achancoil Shear Zone of the southern ...
Androcorys pugioniformis (Lindl. ex Hook.f.) K.Y. Lang is a critically endangered terrestrial herb d...
The present paper describes the distribution, natural habitat and phenology of some terrestrial orch...
Sinu, Palatty Allesh, Sinu, Neethu, Chandrashekara, Kruthik (2012): Ecology and population structure...
The existence of orchids in nature continues to decline due to habitat destruction and overexploitat...
Orchids are under duress species. These are becoming a rarity, losing out to human greed. These spec...
Orchids are widely distributed in tropics, subtropics and temperate regions. Within the tropics, orc...
Not AvailableThe northeastern states of India are the treasure house of biological wealth of the cou...
Orchidaceae is one of the most diverse and largest families comprising 25,000 to 35,000 species an...
Orchids display a diversified range in terms of shape, size and colour of flowers. They have a uniqu...
Studies on population assessment and threat categorization in selected populations of Malaxis acumin...
Biodiversity crisis is being experienced throughout the world, due to various anthropogenic and natu...
2. Biological data 2.1. Distribution: D. cunninghamii is a monotipic orchid that occurs in the sub-a...
Niyamgiri hills, the abode of the primitive Dongria Kandha tribe in southwest Orissa, is a unique fo...
Sri Krishnadevaraya University Botanic Garden currently harbouring 32 species of wild orchids collec...
<p>The orchidaceous plant treasures in the Kottavasal Hills of Achancoil Shear Zone of the southern ...
Androcorys pugioniformis (Lindl. ex Hook.f.) K.Y. Lang is a critically endangered terrestrial herb d...
The present paper describes the distribution, natural habitat and phenology of some terrestrial orch...
Sinu, Palatty Allesh, Sinu, Neethu, Chandrashekara, Kruthik (2012): Ecology and population structure...
The existence of orchids in nature continues to decline due to habitat destruction and overexploitat...