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2025
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| Accesso online: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15455006 |
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- <p><span>Abstract<br></span><span>Sacred groves includes various types of protected forest areas worships by different groups of<br>people throughout India and other places with reference to different types of Gods/goddess.<br>Indian continent this is considered as much protected patched of forest area now forms a typical<br>conserved forest area with wide varied floral biodiversity. In the present investigation South<br>Canara’s serpent temple Shree Kudupu Anantha Padmanabha temple, next to Shree<br>Subramanya temple where a small Sacred gove-naga bana existed and its floral diversity was<br>explored. Here the biodiversity was retained as nobody intended to enter or exploit the floral<br>component as the sacred grove is very close to the temple situated. The presence of many<br>endemic ,endangered and rare plant species have been reported in the premises of Kudupu<br>Temple. The plant species specimens were collected and identified based on the plant characters.<br>The floristic diversity and importance of the sacred groves are recorded</span> </p>