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Database on Indian marine algae : 4 posts by 4 authors.
Today I noticed a paper on the marine algae of India in Current Science which discusses a database developed by Marine Phycology Lab, Centre for Plant Sciences, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda, India.
It is an appreciable attempt, and I feel, must be influence of our eFI. Is our idea proliferating? Database can be seen at the link: And it is a google site. Very nice to see databases related to India being more and more published on web; becoming easier to access through many devices, many platforms. Thanks … for sharing this news. yes they have a good start. wish there were similar databases for grasses and palms. Thanks … for sharing the link
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