Utricularia malabarica Janarth. & A.N.Henry, J.
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Utricularia malabarica Janarth. & A.N.Henry, J. |
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Utricularia malabarica Janarth. & A.N.Henry, J. View in CoL Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 86(1): 84. 1989, Bladderworts of India 69, f. 18. 1992; Janarth. , J. Econ. Taxon. Bot. 18: 230. 1994 . Type: INDIA, Kerala, Kasaragod district, Mulleriya , 21.08.1985, M. K . Janarthanam 82924 (holo CAL!) .
Description & illustration: Janarthanam and Henry (1989 & 1992).
Flowering & fruiting: July–September.
Habitat: Grows on wet lateritic rocks and periphery of puddles in association with Eriocaulon kolhapurense Gaikwad, Sardesai & S.R.Yadav. , Rotala spp. , Smithia spp. , Utricularia praeterita P.Taylor and U. reticulata Smith.
Distribution: Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra.
Specimens examined: INDIA, Goa, North Goa district, Goa University Campus, 31.08.2017, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK975; Karapur 29.07.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1594; Soccoro 27.07.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte 1574 . Maharashtra, Sindhudurg district, Padel canteen titha, 27.08.2017, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK957 (Goa University Herbarium!) .
Utricularia praeterita P.Taylor in K.M. Matthew, Fl. Tamilnadu Carnatic 2: 1120, t.87. 1983; P. Taylor, Gen. Utricularia 321. 1989; Janarth. & A.N. Henry, Bladderworts of India 81, f.23 1992; Singh et al., Fl. Maharashtra, Dicot. 2: 565. 2001; S.R. Yadav & Sardesai, Fl. Kolhapur District 339. 2002. Type: INDIA, Maharashtra, Panchgani, s.d., P. Taylor 18104 (holo K000939701 digital image!) Specimens examined: INDIA, Goa , North Goa district, Goa University Campus , 31.08.2017, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK974; Socorro , 27.07.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1573; Karapur , 29.07.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1593; South Goa district, Loliem , 01.08.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1610; Rivona , 12.08.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1638. Maharashtra, Ratnagiri district , Rajapur , 25.08.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1675; Ratnagiri , 22.07.2018, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK1572; Sindhudurg district , Chaukul , 17.08.2016, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK502; ibid., 18.08.2017, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK933; Padel canteen titha, 27.08.2017, Rutuja R. Kolte RRK 956 (Goa University Herbarium!).
Notes: The study showed that both species are distinct in several characters. Though, both species belong to section Oligocista , they are not morphologically similar to each other (Janarthanam & Henry, 1992). They are sympatric, having same phenological pattern but easily distinguishable in the field. The main distinguishing characters are given in Table 1. Photographs of both the species are provided here for easy identification ( Fig. 1).
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Departamento de Geologia, Universidad de Chile |
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Utricularia malabarica Janarth. & A.N.Henry, J.
| R. R., Kolte, A. S., Deshpande, P. M., Pillai & Abstract, M. K. Janarthanam 2019 |
Utricularia malabarica Janarth. & A.N.Henry, J.
| Janarth. 1994: 230 |
| Janarth. & A. N. Henry 1989: 84 |