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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07776-1 to be the largest fort of the world. In all, 89 plant species from 69 genera and 32 families were recorded with monocots, dicots as well as pteridophytes. The area is rich in geological remnants as well. Our findings have revealed that among monocots, Poaceae is dominant. Majority of the summer sea