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- pierreana Becc., Webbia; Raccolta de Scritti Botanici. Florence, 3: 236, 1910 Synonyms P. barthiana Hodel P. cambodia Gagnep. ex Lecomte P. kerriana Beccari....
- pandava – cycad blue Megisba malaya sikkima – Malayan Nacaduba angusta kerriana – white four-line blue Nacaduba berenice icena – rounded six line blue...
- Berberis kashmirana Berberis kawakamii Berberis keissleriana Berberis kerriana Berberis khasiana Berberis khorasanica Berberis kleinii ****nia knightii...
- straggling bamboo - Myanmar, ****am, Arunachal Pradesh, Bhutan Neohouzeaua kerriana - Thailand Neohouzeaua mekongensis - Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam Neohouzeaua...
- certain) seem to be intermediate between typical macrophthalma and typical kerriana Distant. These specimens differ from macrophthalma as follows: Male upperside:...
- inner side of the discocellulars immaculate, as in N. macrophthalma and N. kerriana. Sikkim; Bhutan; ****am; Cachar; Myanmar; Ten****erim; the Andamans. Described...
- 1876) genus: Nacaduba Nacaduba angusta (H.Druce, 1873) Nacaduba angusta kerriana Distant, 1886 Nacaduba angusta albida Riley & Godfrey, 1925 Nacaduba berenice...
- Megisba malaya sikkima—Malayan Monodontides musina musina Nacaduba angusta kerriana—white four-line blue Nacaduba berenice icena—rounded six-line blue Nacaduba...
- inner side of the discocellulars immaculate, as in N. macrophthalma and N. kerriana. Charles Thomas Bingham (1907) reports the butterfly from Sikkim; Bhutan;...
- in mixed and evergreen forests; an evergreen woody climber) Plectocomia kerriana (known only from the upper Chang Khian valley at 1350-1400 m; an evergreen...