Morpho-Taxonomic Study on Some Corticolous Mosses of Longkhum Reserve Forest, Mokokchung District, Nagaland

Key Points

• Corticolous mosses were classified based on morpho-taxonomic characteristics, revealing key ecological relationships.
• Notable findings included discoveries of unique species assemblages, emphasizing the area's biodiversity with 15 distinct species identified.
• Observational analysis across various ecological habitats within the Longkhum Reserve Forest provided insights into species distribution and adaptations.
• Understanding these mosses supports conservation efforts and biodiversity in Nagaland's unique ecosystems.