2000Indian Journal of Plant Genetic ResourcesOpen access

Similipal biosphere reserve: Home of cultnated and wild Oryza species

Nilamani Dikshit, S. S. Malik

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Notes on occurrence and morpho-agronomic traits of major Oryza species i.e., Oryza of ficinalis, O. granulata, O. rufipogon and O. nivara from Similipal hill ranges of Orissa are reported. Importance of the region for in-situ conservation for wild Oryza is emphasized in the paper.

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Notes on occurrence and morpho-agronomic traits of major Oryza species i.e., Oryza of ficinalis, O. granulata, O. rufipogon and O. nivara from Similipal hill ranges of Orissa are reported. Importance of the region for in-situ conservation for wild Oryza is emphasized in the paper.

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Notes on occurrence and morpho-agronomic traits of major Oryza species i.e., Oryza of ficinalis, O. granulata, O. rufipogon and O. nivara from Similipal hill ranges of Orissa are reported. Importance of the region for in-situ conservation for wild Oryza is emphasized in the paper.

Key concepts: Oryza rufipogon, Oryza, Oryza sativa, Biosphere, Biology, In situ conservation, Botany, Veterinary medicine

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