Superb efforts and congradulations, Dipankar ji.
May I request you to pl. post some representative images here so that these
can be incorporated in efloraofindia.

On Tue, 23 Jun 2020 at 14:00, J.M. Garg <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear members,
>
> *Posted on Facebook, by one of our members as below*:
>
> The 2nd species that got published today is Rhynchotechum nirijuliense
> from Nirijuli Hills of Arunachal Pradesh.
>
> Story: It was the year 2016. I and Miss Momang
> <https://www.facebook.com/mangmotaram.mangmotaram1?__tn__=%2CdK-R-R&eid=ARA0IDOQCp9BZK8Gj3gF6fIkKcwigJVG77VdGK9oBwYuEvGkXd-VgMhJITblFd6KM7fQqiNHNmaJnpKh&fref=mentions>
> were student of Master’s and were very curious about each plant we see,
> though rarely knew the name of any. We regularly took trips to the nearest
> jungle of Nirijuli. Among the many plants, a shrub with pink flowers borne
> in the axils of leaves repeatedly took our notice for a year, but we never
> hardly tried to identif...y. God knows, what we were exactly in search of!
> Later the next year we came to know, that the plants were a species of
> Rhynchotechum and collected all the different ones present there, and
> extended our search to find the other ones distributed in our region. On a
> detailed study we could so far collect R. ellipticum, R. vestitum, R.
> alternifolium R. parviflorum and the interesting one from Nirjuli which
> doesn’t fits to any known species so far. On communication with Benjamin
> Anderson and David Middleton who revised the genus, it was confirmed to be
> new. And got lucky to describe it with the gigantic help from Benjamin who
> repeatedly revised my manuscript before publication for almost 15 times.
> Rhynchotechum is a very complex genus and needs careful eyes for species
> delimitation, as all the species look superficially similar. But the fruits
> preserves some good identification details.
> R. nirijuliense is named after the Nirijuli Hills, the pockets of which
> still preserves some beautiful plants, but the new settlements have
> threatened the survival of many. You can see this species there and
> adjoining areas of Papum Pare district. We hope you enjoyed the reading.
>
> Link to the full article:
> https://www.researchgate.net/…/342353115_Rhynchotechum_niri…
> <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342353115_Rhynchotechum_nirijuliense_Gesneriaceae_a_new_species_from_Northeast_India?fbclid=IwAR12yukwIo_bTcu72Ve9Nxwd82D2LaGnC33dlomtLnFb9BGI48unKgqfB9M>
> With love
> Dipoo Dipankar Borah
> <https://www.facebook.com/dipu.borah2?__tn__=%2CdK-R-R&eid=ARA6Wn2D1uoEC8woWoOxMAMxTpjHsgTzXChfplfky2gVuZxK55BJDpNmvkgrwza0Zm4kfei5vMHnWS4h&fref=mentions>
>


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