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Role of efloraofindia in Scientific publications:
Pl. see Valuation of efloraofindia, to really understand the pivotal role, which it plays in scientific publications directly and indirectly..
Efloraofindia is playing a pivotal role in discovery of many new species, in publication of new species, in bringing out new records, in bringing out new records/ species even before their publication, in better explaining scientific publications etc. It is such a vast resource with more than 3,50,00 live images of different taxon and with comparative images at Genus and Family pages that no taxonomist would like to give a miss before making a publication, as it offers diverse and varied views from all over Indian Subcontinent over full cycle of a taxon, with interesting observations. Lot of experts are keeping an hawk eye on all the posts & publishing new species/ records etc. whenever they come across with or without our knowledge. Lot of species has already been published which initially could not be identified and were established/ published as new species with Expert help. Many new species were posted here, before they are published e.g. a few given below: Posted in 2013 and published as a new species in 2019
Posted by 2011,13 & 15 & published as new species in 2020 Posted in 2012- published as a new species in 2019 Posted by Ritesh ji in 2013 and published as new species in 2015 Posted in 2016 and rediscovered in 2020- Didymocarpus parryorum Posted in 2016 and rediscovered in 2020- Didymocarpus lineicapsa Posted in 2013 and published as new species in 2015 A new variety- posted in 2018 and published in 2020 Posted in 2017 and published as new species in 2021 Posted in July’17 and rediscovered after 81 years in 2021- Didymocarpus hookeri Posted in March’2011 and rediscovered in 2014 after 121 years- Zeuxine rolfiana (critically endangered) Posted in 2010 & published as a new species in 2019 one more new species posted in efi Posted in Oct’ 2013 and published in 2014 .
Other related:
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Our observations- Another new species described
Why are new species more likely to be published based on efloraofindia observations? .
Some of the aspects in this regard can be understood from the discussions in the following threads:
Efloraofindia helps in biodiversity conservation, bioprospecting and identification
Efloraofindia helping in discovering new species .
Only some of the links in this regard (after April’2013) are given below:
Sapria himalayana – a rare record
identification of Euphorbia requested– Probably it is a new intrduction
Oberonia species- Amboli, Maharastra – I am thinking this could be a new species.
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