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A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses

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A practical identification guide to common grasses of the South Indian plains, presenting morphological descriptions of vegetative organs, inflorescences, floral structure, and internal anatomy, followed by a systematic classification and detailed species accounts of about one hundred widespread grasses. It treats major grass groups and genera with diagnostic characters, keys, and illustrations, offers notes on agricultural value, fodder potential, effects of overgrazing, and cultivation considerations, and concludes with a glossary and index to aid fieldworkers, students, and agricultural officers in recognising and managing grass species.

About the Author

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K. Rangachari

K. Rangachari is an author recognized for his contributions to the study of botany, particularly in the context of South Indian flora. His notable work, "A Handbook of Some South Indian Grasses," serves as a valuable resource for understanding the diverse grass species found in this region. Through his writing, Rangachari has provided insights into the ecological significance and identification of these grasses, contributing to the broader field of plant science and environmental studies.

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