Re: Is it Dipcadi?
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Neil Soares
Jul 12, 2008, 4:22:09 AM7/12/08
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Hi Kiran,
Hats off to you!!!. Great find. Dipcadi saxorum is endemic to the Borivali National Park whereas D.montanum is found mainly in the Deccan Plateau.
Regards,
Neil.
Hats off to you!!!. Great find. Dipcadi saxorum is endemic to the Borivali National Park whereas D.montanum is found mainly in the Deccan Plateau.
Regards,
Neil.
Rajesh D. Sachdev
Jul 12, 2008, 4:27:38 AM7/12/08
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This flower is commonly seen on bhoot bangle road from the tulsi water works.--
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Rajesh Sachdev
Wild Mumbai Nature Conservation
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"The tiger cannot be preserved in isolation. It is at the apex of a large and complex biotope. Its habitat, threatened by human intrusion, commercial forestry, and cattle grazing, must first be made inviolate." - Mrs. Indira Gandhi
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Regards
Rajesh Sachdev
Wild Mumbai Nature Conservation
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"The tiger cannot be preserved in isolation. It is at the apex of a large and complex biotope. Its habitat, threatened by human intrusion, commercial forestry, and cattle grazing, must first be made inviolate." - Mrs. Indira Gandhi
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