… region of Zizania latifolia, a perennial wild rice found in the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot…
The smut gall is an edible vegetable locally called “kambong” in Manipur, India. The life …

… Park, Manipur, located in the Indo-Burma Biodiversity Hotspot. The floating meadows in the
… But Capillipedium spp., Phragmites karka, Leersia hexandra and Zizania latifolia appear to …

… India (namely Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, and
Tripura) form an integral part of the Indo-Burma centre of biodiversity hotspot … Zizania latifolia …

… The floating meadows supports around 185 species of herbs, grasses and sedges of which
Phragmites karka, Leersia hexandra, Capillipedium spp., Zizania latifolia and Hemarthria …

… km2), North-east India (lies within IndoBurma biodiversity “hotspot” zone) more prominently
at … uses of Zizania latifolia by the ethnic people of Manipur, Northeast India and estimation of …

… faunal and floral diversity that contributes to the richness of India’s biodiversity. In fact,
within only about 2% of world’s total land surface, India is known to have over 7.45% of the …

… is blessed with a diverse climatic condition which is the basis for biological diversity, …
well-known biodiversity hotspots of the Indian subcontinent are the Himalayas, Indo Burma …

… latifolia, and health benefits of its seeds. First, we used “Zizania latifolia” as the key word to
… Next, we used “Zizania latifolia” as the key word to search in the China National Knowledge …

… In the overall percentage of the species of thatch grasses collected from the lake Zizania latifolia
… Zizania latifolia (Ishing Kambong) was collected in highest percentage in Laphupat Tera …

… As the entire state of Manipur has been included under the Indo Burma Biodiversity hot
spot coupled with the declaration of the Loktak Lake as a Ramsar Site, it becomes more …