Hearty Congratulations Balakrishnan ji and Tapas ji. Regards, Aarti On Saturday, November 9, 2013 2:15:36 PM UTC+4, D.S Rawat wrote: > > It is relevant to mention here in this fortnight of Euphorbiaceae that the > complete account of Indian Euphorbiaceae is now available as Flora of India > Vol-23 which includes Loranthaceae, Viscaceae, Santalaceae, > Balanophoraceae, Buxaceae, *Euphorbiaceae*, Daphniphyllaceae. It is a > much awaited publication of Botanical Survey of India and being Govt > publication has low price too. This entire document of 558 pages describes > 506 species within 92 genera of above mentioned five families. 89 colour > photographs and 52 line diagrams are also added with text. > > > > As per the information available in this document (Balakrishnan *et al*. > 2012) Euphorbiaceae are represented by 70 genera and 410 species in India. > This number includes all the wild species and many cultivated species. We > may later assess that how many species we have in our database as > photographs. > > > > Here I wish to congratulate, and say thanks too, to Dr N.P.Balakrishnan, > Dr T.Chakrabarty and other authors for producing this important document on > floristic diversity of India. > > > > DSRawat Pantnagar >
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