Species Begonias of the Eastern Himalayas of Arunachal, India. 2016. illus. 201 p. 4to. Paper bd.

Introduction: ( 1 ) Geographical Features, forest types, and some dominant flora/ ( 2 ) Historical background/ ( 3 ) Historiography of plant exploration in Arunachal in the 19th & early 20th centuries/ ( 4 ) Recent Publications/ ( 5 ) Organization of this monograph //II. Description of species documented:( 1 ) B. aborensis/ ( 2 ) B. acetosella/ ( 3 ) B. adscendens: 2 Forms/ ( 4 ) B. annulata: Several (11) B. hatacoa: Several Forms(12) B. iridescens (13) B. limprichtii/ (14) B. longifolia/ (15) B. nepalensis/ (16) B. ovatifolia(17) B. palmata: Its Several Forms/ (18) B. perakensis/ (19) B. rex Putzeys: 3 Forms (20) B. roxburghii/ (21) B. scintillans/ (22) B. sikkimensis/ (23) B. sikkimensis var. Kamengensis/ (24) B. silletensis/ (25) B. shilendrae/ (26) B. thomsonii/ (27) B. wattii(28) B. xanthina: Several Forms//III. Natural, Wild Hybrids:/(29) B. x chungii var. Mishmiensis (B.U574)/ (30) B. aborensis B. burkillii (B.U619)/ (31) B. acetosella var. hirtifolia B. silletensis (B.U542)/ (32) B. burkillii B. griffithana/ (33) B. adscendens B. palmatea (B.U620)// IV. Habitat Destruction in Arunachal Pradesh// V. Appendix 1: B. tessaricarpa: Discussion of why no Begonia species may be identified as B. tessaricarpa (article published in Begonia Australis)// VI. Appendix 2: In addition to the securely identified species described in this monograph, the following from the Western Ghats have also been securely identified, but not included in this coverage of species begonias from India: Form/ ( 8 ) B. subpeltata/ ( 9 ) & (10) B. concanensis & B. trichocarpa.- These species from the Western Ghats and species, which have not yet been identified but registered with B.U numbers, will be covered in a separate publication.//VII. References / Bibliography// VIII. Acknowledgements.