Singh Lal Ji

The following species have been published as new to science from Andaman and Nicobar Islands:

  • Carissa andamanensis L.J.Singh & Murugan (Apocynaceae) Indian Journal of Forestry 2012, 35(4): 493-496.
  • Cycas pschannae R. C. Srivast. & L.J.Singh International Journal of Current Research in Biosciences and Plant Biology 2(8): 35-37.
  • Cycas dharmrajii L. J. Singh Nordic Journal of Botany 35(1): 69–76, 2017
  • Macrosolen andamanensis L. J. Singh Indian Journal of Forestry 2013,  36(1): 55-59.
  • Musa indandamanensis L. J. Singh( Musaceae) Taiwania 2014, 59 (1): 26-36.
  • Musa paramjitiana L. J. Singh Nordic Journal of Botany 35(1): 77–84, 2017
  • Scurrula paramjitii L. J. Singh Taiwania 60(3):123‒128
  • Zingiber pseudosquarrosum L. J. Singh & P. Singh Nordic Journal of Botany 34: 423-426

Achievements (April, 2011 to
March, 2014) –
 

1.    
New to Science:

Described and Illustrated following New Species:

·        
a. Musa indandamanensis L.J.Singh( Musaceae) Taiwania 2014, 59 (1): 26-36. 

b. Carissa andamanensis L.J.Singh & Murugan (Apocynaceae) Indian Journal of Forestry 2012, 35(4):
493-496.

c. 
Macrosolen
andamanensis
L.J.Singh  Indian Journal of Forestry 2013, 36(1):55-59.


2.     New Record for India:

Identified and confirmed three species as new
distributional records for India
 

a.     
Macrosolen melintangensis (Kurth) Miq.
(Loranthaceae)
Rheedea 2013,    23(2):108-112

b.     
Dendrophthoe glabrescens (Blakely) Barlow.
(Loranthaceae)
Geophytology 2013, 43(1): 41-49

c.      
Pavetta gleniei Hook.f.(Rubiaceae); Indian Journal of Forestry 2013, 36(1):125-128.


3.    
A New Generic
Record with Species for Andaman and Nicobar Islands:

 Cosmostigma (Apocynaceae,  
Asclepiodoideae):, India. Indian Journal of Forestry 2013,
36(4):527-528.  


4.     An Addition to the Flora
of Tamil Nadu, India:

Dendrophthoe glabrescens
(Blakely) Barlow (Loranthaceae) – Indian Journal of Forestry 2013,
36(4
):523-524.


5.     Reported for the first time:

a.      Presence of phloem wedges in roots is been reported for the first time
in      terrestrial  roots of Bignonia alliaceum Phytomorphology
62(3&4):145-153.

b.     
Presence
of aerial roots
has been
reported in the 3- genera: Bignonia alliaceum Lam., Doxantha
unguis-cati
Rehd. And Pyrostegiavenusta Baill. Bignoniaceae for
the first time.
Phytomorphology 62(3&4):145-153.

c.      
Vivpary in Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.): A Potential
Reproductive Strategy in Island’s Ecosystem
Geophytology 2013, 43(2): 171-175

 

 

 

PUBLICATIONS:

                    2014

 

·        
Lal
Ji Singh,
C.
Murugan and Paramjit Singh (2014) Plant Genetic Diversity of Endemic Species in
the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
In: Nat. Conf. On Islands Biodiversity, U P State Biodiversity Board, Lucknow
49-57.

 

·        
Vinay
Ranjan, Lal Ji Singh, Birendra Kumar and S. C. Singh (2014) Medicinal
Trees of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
In: Nat.
Conf. On Islands Biodiversity, U P State Biodiversity Board,
Lucknow
99-104.

 

·        
R.
B. Yadav, Lal Ji Singh, Sanjay K. Verma and Ajay Kumar (2014) Medicinal
plants of Auraiya District, Uttar Pradesh, India: their uses and conservation
status. Geophytology 44(1): 55-62.

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh (2014) Musa indandamanensis
L.J.Singh:
a New Species of wild Banana Genus Musa (Musaceae) from Bay Islands, India Taiwania 59 (1): 26-36.

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh (2014)
Influence of canopy opening on tree seed germination endemic to Andaman and
Nicobar Islands in Dhannikhari Experimental Garden Cum Arboretum (DEGCA)
In:  National Workshop on Forest Seed Science:
Recent Advances & Challenges in Seed Research,
Dehradun. Abs. 67-68.

 

          2013

·        
Sarika Kesarwani 
and  Lal Ji Singh (2013) Coastline  tolerable  species of 
heterocystous  forms of  Cyanoprokaryotes Journal of the Andaman
Science Association
18(2):179-182

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & Vinay Ranjan (2013)
Dendrophthoe glabrescens (Blakely) Barlow (Loranthaceae) – an
addition to the flora of Tamil Nadu, India. Indian Journal of Forestry 36(4):523-524.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       2012

·        
Lal Ji Singh and C. Murugan (2012)
Carissa andamanensis (Apocynaceae)-  A New Species from Bay Islands, India. Indian Journal of Forestry 35(4):
493-496.

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & Dharma Raj Misra (2012)
On
The Morphology and
Anatomy of Aerial and Terrestrial Roots in Some Bignoniaceous Genera  Phytomorphology 62 (3&4):145-153.

 

 

·        
R. B. Yadav, S. K. Verma, Ajay
Kumar and Lal Ji Singh (2012)
Survey and Enumeration of Medicinal Plants of District Auriya, U. P. In Nat. Semi. On Role of Bioscience to Save
Environment,
Baharaich, U. P. India. Abs. 70.

 

·        
R. B. Yadav, S. K. Verma and Lal Ji Singh (2012) Indigenous
Trees for the Management of Air Pollution. In Nat. Semi. On Science for Shaping the future of India. Kanpur,U. P.
India. Abs.109

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & C. Murugan (2012) Endemic flora of Andaman &
Nicobar Islands and its Conservation National
Seminar on Innovative Technology for Conservation and Sustainable Utilization
of Island of Biodiversity. Abs.14-15

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & D. R. Misra (2012) Pteridophytic diversity in Andaman
& Nicobar islands and its conservation
National Seminar on Innovative Technology for Conservation and Sustainable
Utilization of Island of Biodiversity. Abs.15.

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & C. Murugan (2012), The changing paradigms of Mangroves
of Andaman & Nicobar islands. National
Seminar on Innovative Technology for Conservation and Sustainable Utilization
of Island of Biodiversity. Abs.82-83.

 

·        
G. S. Lakara, Lal Ji Singh,
M. Y. Komble & C. Murugan (2012) Andaman Va  Nicobar Dweep Samooh Ki Kuchcha
UpyogiVanspatiya Vanspati Vani 21: 
35-40.

 

2011.

·        
R.B.Yaday& Lal Ji Singh (2011) Medicinal
Plants of Ranipur Wild Life Sanctuary U.P., India Int. Sym. On Plant Biotech. Towards Tolerance to Stresses &
Enhancing Crop Yield
Ranchi Abs.02:59.

 

·        
Lal Ji Singh & C.Murugan (2011)
Epiphytes of Dhanikhari Experimental Garden Cum Arboretum      xxxiv All
India Bot. Conf
. Lucknow Abs.163.

 

2008

 

2007

 

2005

 

2004

·      
D. R. Misra
& Lal Ji Singh (2004) On
the Morphology and Anatomy of Aerial and Terrestrial Roots of Acalypha hispida Burm f. and Acalypha wilkensiana Mull. Arg. Nat. Conf. On Plants, Microbes and
Environment Issue and Challenges. Burdwan,
West Bengal 82.

 

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Updated on December 24, 2024

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