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A Review on the Comprehensive Phylogenetic Relationship among Indian Species of Drimia: An Ethno-medicinal Indigenous Crop from Tribal Forest Belt

2023-01-30

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Indian Tribal population is known for their self-sustainability, including their robust natural health and trivial lifestyle, further traditionally relied on medicinal plants throughout history. The evolutionary history of the ethnic-medicinal bulbous geophyte has long been a contention in monocot systematics. In India, the genus is represented by a species array. Moreover, the phylogeny delimitation amongst them...

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10.20944/preprints202301.0539.v1
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