Septemeranthus
- It is a new genus of a parasitic flowering plant that has recently been discovered from the Nicobar group of islands.
- The genus Septemeranthus grows on the plant species Horsfieldia glabra (Blume) Warb.
- The genus has a distinct vegetative morphology, inflorescence architecture and floral characters.
- It belongs to the family Loranthaceae, a hemi-parasite under the sandalwood order Santalales and is of widespread importance.
- The new genus is unique in that it is endemic only to the Nicobar group of ....
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