The existing knowledge on distribution and taxonomy of the rich and diversed legume flora in Arunachal Pradesh is scanty. This paper presents some miscellaneous botanical notes on 6 interesting wild legumes belonging to 2 different genera, viz., Zorni Gmel and Uraria Desv. as a precursor to the materials for the flora of the State.
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Manuscript Published on 01 March 1996
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