Bryophytes of Chikkamagaluru District, Central Western Ghats-Karnataka - Aruna, K. B.;Krishnappa, M.
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Present scenario is angiospermic centric conception of the Globe. Studies and researches are highly related to either angiosperms and/or microscopic (bacteria and virus). But, bryophytes are neglected lower group of land plants, which occupy a place between these two highly considered groups. India is a vast country and the studies pertaining to systematics and distribution of bryophytes is still unexplored in many parts of the Nation. Much of the work has been done in Eastern India, with limited documentation studies in the Western Ghats, not much work has done in Chikkamagaluru District,…mehr

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Present scenario is angiospermic centric conception of the Globe. Studies and researches are highly related to either angiosperms and/or microscopic (bacteria and virus). But, bryophytes are neglected lower group of land plants, which occupy a place between these two highly considered groups. India is a vast country and the studies pertaining to systematics and distribution of bryophytes is still unexplored in many parts of the Nation. Much of the work has been done in Eastern India, with limited documentation studies in the Western Ghats, not much work has done in Chikkamagaluru District, Karnataka except Bhadra wild life sanctuary. Survey of literature indicated that study of bryophytes in Chikkamagaluru District has not been studied comprehensively. The conservation agencies are interested in promoting and maintaining bio-diversity, based on rapidly measurable forest characteristics for effective implementation of protective measures. Hence, the present study is aimed to the diversity and distribution of bryophytes in Chikkamagaluru district.
Autorenporträt
Dr. M. Krishnappa has been working as Professor in Dept. of Applied Botany, Kuvempu University, Karnataka. He has guided 25 students for Ph.D. on Mycology and two under Bryology. He published 160 research papers in reputed Journals and he organized International Symposium and 32nd All India Botanical Conference in Kuvempu University.