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The state of Nagaland which is located in the north eastern part of the country is rich in culture and traditions have merged
into Indian Union on 1st Dec., 1973. The state has a varied climatic condition and receives rainfall almost throughout the
year. Due to this moist climatic condition, it favours the luxuriant growth of bryophytic plants in the state. Many workers have
work on the floristic diversity of angiosperms but the work on lower groups of plants like bryophytes is scanty. Therefore, the
present investigation on thalloid liverworts is the first comprehensive work done in the state. So far, 11 families belonging to 12
genera and 28 species of the thalloid liverworts have been taxonomically identified. It is interesting to know that most of the
thalloid liverworts are tericolous, saxicolous, and few are corticolous and one species is purely aquatic (Ricciocarpus natans).
All the species are new records for the state except Marchantia palmata = M. emerginata , M. nepalensis sp. Riccia sp. and
Dumortiera hirsuta, Targionia hypophylla (Reported by Chaturvedi & Chaturvedi, 2007) and 2 species are new addition to
Eastern Himalayan Bryoflora viz., Fossombronia wondraczekii and Cyathodium smaragdenium and 1 spcecies Wiesnerella
denudate is a new addition to North East India region. The highest species diversity in the present study area was Marchantia
represented by 5 species, follow by Riccia and Riccardia each represented by 4 species. Four taxa are represented by a single taxon
viz., Dumortiera hirsuta, Pellia endiviifolia, Targionia hypophylla, and Wiesnerella denudata. The saddest part in our country in
general is that no efforts have been put forth for the conservation of these small, fragile and economically important bryophytic
plants. Many species might have lost in nature due to indiscriminate deforestation, urbanization due to population explosion
and many others anthropogenic factors. Therefore, if you want to keep your environment green (Green Earth) starts preserving,
conserving bryophytes in its natural habitat so that life will not meet ?wanting of green life? in the next coming generation
Biography
Kazhuhrii Eshuo is presently working on ?Studies on Liverworts and Hornworts of Nagaland? for his Ph. D degree, in Nagaland University, Department
of Botany, Lumami-Nagaland, India. He has published 6 research papers on Hepaticae (Liverworts) during his 3� years of research work.
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