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Crassolabium dhritiae – Odisha
March 10 , 2025
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- The Scientists had discovered a species of soil-dwelling nematode in the Deccan Peninsular biogeographic zone of Odisha’s Keonjhar district.
- The species, Crassolabium dhritiae, is named after ZSI chief Dr Dhriti Banerjee in recognition to her contributions to zoology and taxonomic research.
- This discovery brings the total number of known Crassolabium species worldwide to 39, with nine now recorded in India.
- These microscopic organisms’ aids to the soil health and play a crucial role in nutrient cycling and organic matter decomposition.
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