Table 1. Enumeration of species.

Sl. No.	Family Name	Botanical Name	Locality	Collection no. with Collector’s Name	Habit	Fl. & Fr.	Remarks
1.	Brassicaceae	+ Farsetia hamiltonii Royle	Near Jogimahal	17095 AS	U	Sept-Feb	Fairly common, in the moist, shady places
2.	Cleomaceae	+ Cleome scaposa DC.	Mansarovar	17063 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, on rocky slopes and in open scrubs
3.	Capparaceae	+ Capparis sepiaria L. var. vulgaris Hook. f. & Thoms.	Jogimahal	17342 AS	S	Mar – June	Rare, in scrub forests
4.	Capparaceae	+ Crateva adansonii DC.	On way to Fort	17023 AS	T	Mar – June	Rare, in the valleys and low-lying areas
5.	Violaceae	Hybanthus enneaspermus (L.) Muell.	Mansarovar and Guda Forest	17064 & 19092 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Common, in wastelands and open plains
6.	Caryophyllaceae	Polycarpon prostratum (Forssk.) Aschers. & Schweinf.	Galaisagar and Mansarovar	17306 & 19082 AS	H	July – Oct	Occasional, in wet lands and beds of ponds
7.	Malvaceae	+ Abutilon bidentatum Hochst. ex A. Rich.	Jogimahal	16968 AS	U	Sept – Dec	Common, as forest under growth and in other shady places
8.	Malvaceae	+ Abutilon bidentatum Hochst. ex A. Rich. var. major (Blatt. & Hallb.) Bhandari	Amarkund, on way to Fort	19014 AS	U	Sept – Dec	Endemic to W. Rajasthan; its occurrence in Aravallis shows extended distribution eastwards. Rare
9.	Malvaceae	+ Sida mysorensis Wight & Arn.	Jogimahal	16969 AS	U	Sept – Dec	Occasional, as forest under-growth
10.	Tiliaceae	Corchorus depressus (L.) Vicari	Near Jogimahal and Darrah, Anatpura	17089 & 19123 AS	H	Aug – Mar	Common, in dry sandy beds of water bodies
11.	Tiliaceae	Corchorus tridens L.	Near Jogimahal and Darrah, Anatpura	17091 & 19119 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Common, in open forests and ravines
12.	Tiliaceae	+ Grewia tenax (Forssk.) Fiori	Banderwal Bawri, Anatpura	17075 AS	S	Aug – Nov	Occasional, in ravines and on the exposed hilly tracts
13.	Tiliaceae	Grewia villosa Willd.	Ganesh temple, Fort	16952 AS	S	Aug – Oct	Rare, in open forests
14.	Malpighiaceae	+ Hiptage benghalensis (L.) Kurz	On way to Fort	16840 AS	C	Jan – Apr	Rarely seen in the forests
15.	Zygophyllaceae	+ Fagonia bruguieri DC.	Galaisagar	16886 AS	H	Oct – Mar	Common, in dry sandy areas
16.	Oxalidaceae	+ Biophytum sensitivum (L.) DC.	Anatpura	17086 AS	H	Aug – Oct	Rare, in moist habitats
17.	Oxalidaceae	Oxalis corniculata L.	Galaisagar, Mishradarrah and Jogimahal	16894, 17344 & 17378 AS	H	Y	Common, in old monuments and in wet, shady forest grounds
18.	Oxalidaceae	+ Oxalis corymbosa DC.	Baba-ki-Gupha, Lakkardah	19154 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Rare, in marshy and shady localities
19.	Rutaceae	*Citrus aurantium L.	Kamaldhar	17326 AS	T	Oct – Mar	Planted near pilgrimage sites
20.	Rutaceae	*Murraya koenigii (L.) Spreng.	Jogimahal	16806 AS	T	Mar – June	Planted near human habitations
21.	Simaroubaceae	Ailanthus excelsa Roxb.	Galaisagar	16877 AS	T	Dec – July	Probably introduced, now grows in wild.
22.	Rhamnaceae	+ Ziziphus mauritiana Lam. var. hysudrica (Edgew.) Almeida	Rajbag	17332 AS	T	Sept – Dec	Rare, in the open dry deciduous forests
23.	Fabaceae	Abrus pulchellus Wall. ex Thw.	On way to Kamaldhar	17014 AS	C	Aug – Nov	Rare, in deep forested areas
24.	Fabaceae	+ Alysicarpus hamosus Edgew.	Ganesh temple, Fort	16937 AS	H	Aug – Oct	Rare, in grasslands
25.	Fabaceae	+ Alysicarpus monilifer (L.) DC.	Mishradarrah and Mansarovar	16999 & 17046 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Frequent, among grasses
26.	Fabaceae	+ Alysicarpus scariosus (Rottl. ex Spreng.) Grah. ex Thw.	Mansarovar	17052 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in moist localities
27.	Fabaceae	+ Crotalaria hirsuta Willd.	Mansarovar	19069 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in open forests among grasses
28.	Fabaceae	+ Indigofera oblongifolia Forssk.	Galaisagar	16889 AS	S	Sept – Mar	Occasional, in grasslands forming scattered patches
29.	Fabaceae	+ Indigofera sessiliflora DC.	Jogimahal	17303 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in grasslands
30.	Fabaceae	Pongamia pinnata (L.) Pierre	Mordoongri	17368 AS	T	Mar – June	Probably introduced
31.	Fabaceae	Tephrosia uniflora Pers.	Mansarovar	17051 AS	U	Aug – Nov	Rare, in exposed hilly tracts and weeds of cultivated fields
32.	Fabaceae	+ Teramnus labialis (L. f.) Spreng.	Jogimahal	16977 & 19099 AS	C	Oct – Feb	Rare, among shrubs and bushes.
33.	Caesalpiniaceae	Bauhinia variegata L.	On way to Fort	17028 AS	T	Sept – Dec	Rare, probably introduced
34.	Caesalpiniaceae	*Delonix regia (Bojer ex Hook.) Rafin.	Fort	16959 AS	T	Oct – Mar	Planted near pilgrimage sites
35.	Caesalpiniaceae	Senna obtusifolia (L.) Irwin & Barneby	On way to Fort	19022 AS	U	Aug – Nov	Common in wasteland and in exposed hilly tracts
36.	Mimosaceae	Acacia senegal (L.) Willd.	Galaisagar	16900 AS	T	Aug – Dec	Common in ravines in scrub forests
37.	Mimosaceae	Mimosa pudica L.	Anatpura	17081 AS	U	Aug – Nov	Rare, in wet and shady habitats
38.	Mimosaceae	Prosopis cineraria (L.) Druce	Kachida	16855 AS	T	Mar – May	Occasional, in the outskirts of the forests
39.	Myrtaceae	*Psidium guajava L.	Kamaldhar	17327 AS	T	Sept – Feb	Planted near pilgrimage sites and near habitations
40.	Lythraceae	Ammannia baccifera L.	Lahpur	19102 AS	H	Y	Common, in aquatic and marshy habitats
41.	Lythraceae	Ammannia multiflora Roxb.	Mishradarrah and Piplideh, near Sultanpur	16989 & 19038 AS	H	Y	Common, in aquatic and marshy habitats
42.	Lythraceae	+ Rotala densiflora (Roth ex Roem. & Schult.) Koehne	Mishradarrah	16990 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Rare, in marshlands
43.	Cucurbitaceae	Blastania garcinii (Burm. f.) Cogn.	Ranideh, Anatpura	19116 AS	C	Sept – Dec	Occasional, among thickets of shrubs and bushes
44.	Cucurbitaceae	+ Bryonopsis laciniosa (L.) Naud.	Fort	16957 AS	C	Aug – Oct	Rare, on the outskirts
45.	Cucurbitaceae	Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsumura & Nakai	Mansarovar	19068 AS	C	Aug – Nov	Frequent, near the cultivated fields
46.	Cucurbitaceae	Luffa echinata Roxb.	On way to Fort	17005 AS	C	Aug – Nov	Occasional, among bushes and shrubs
47.	Passifloraceae	+ Passiflora foetida L.	Near Galaisagar and Galaisagar	17077, 17305 & 19113 AS	C	Aug – Mar	Common, on thickets
48.	Cactaceae	Opuntia elatior Mill.	Ranideh, Anatpura	16871 AS	S	Jan – June	Occasional, in open eroded outskirts of forests
49.	Rubiaceae	+ Gardenia turgida Roxb. var. montana (Roxb.) Hook. f.	Berda	19169 AS	T	Apr – June	Rare, in interior parts of forests at medium elevation
50.	Asteraceae	+ Ageratum conyzoides L.	On way to Fort	17032 AS	H	Y	Common, in moist and shady places
51.	Asteraceae	Amberboa ramosa (Roxb.) Jafri	Galaisagar	16881 AS	H	Oct-Apr	Occasional, in eroded sandy areas on the outskirts
52.	Asteraceae	+ Blumea eriantha DC.	On way to Fort	17039 AS	H	Nov – Apr	Rare, in shady and humid places among grasses
53.	Asteraceae	+ Blumea laciniata (Roxb.) DC.	Rajbag	16829 AS	H	Nov – Apr	Common, in moist shady places on the periphery of forests; often seen on the walls of old monuments
54.	Asteraceae	+ Blumea membranacea DC. var. jacquemontii (Hook. f.) Rand.	Fort and Jogimahal	16801 & 17337 AS	H	Nov – Apr	Common, in the grasslands and among thickets
55.	Asteraceae	Dicoma tomentosa Cass.	Anatpura and Near Jogimahal	17079 & 17093 AS	H	Aug – Mar	Common, usually grows on gentle slopes of hills
56.	Asteraceae	Echinops echinatus Roxb.	Berda	16860 AS	H	Oct – May	Occasional, in ravines and in exposed & eroded plains in the peripheral zones
57.	Asteraceae	Grangea maderaspatana (L.) Poir.	Rajbag and Galaisagar	16837 & 17309 AS	H	Y	Common, inhabits wet beds of reservoirs
58.	Asteraceae	Launaea residifolia (L.) O. Ktze.	Near Galaisagar	17065 AS	H	Y	Frequent, in dry eroded habitats on the fringe of forests
59.	Asteraceae	+ Parthenium hysterophorus L.	Galaisagar and Jogimahal	16893 & 19098 AS	H	Aug – Feb	Recently invaded the Park and established well in peripheral zones forming patches
60.	Asteraceae	Pulicaria angustifolia DC.	Near Jogimahal	17090 AS	H	Oct – Mar	Occasional, in open wastelands and fallow land
61.	Oleaceae	*Jasminum sambac (L.) Ait.	Galaisagar	16890 AS	S	Feb – May	Planted near pilgrimage sites and human habitations
62.	Oleaceae	Nyctanthes arbor-tristis L.	Fort	17006 AS	S	Aug – Nov	Common in the forests, sometimes constitutes dense thickets
63.	Salvadoraceae	Salvadora persica L.	Singhdwar, Way to Fort	19188 AS	T	Dec – May	Occasional, inhabits dry sandy areas
64.	Apocynaceae	Wrightia arborea (Dennst.) Mabb.	Darrah, Anatpura	19118 AS	T	Apr – Sept	Rare, in open outskirts of hills to middle elevation along the slopes
65.	Asclepiadaceae	Pergularia tomentosa L.	Futabundh	9979 Das	C	Feb – May	Rare, in open and scrub forests
66.	Gentianaceae	Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Br.	Bhakola	16867 AS	H	Oct – Mar	Rare, along water channels passing through rocky terrain
67.	Boraginaceae	+ Heliotropium strigosum Willd. subsp. brevifolium (Wall.) Kazmi	Chiroli	17319 AS	H	Sept – Mar	Rare, forms carpet vegetation in dried water reservoirs
68.	Ehretiaceae	+ Cordia obliqua Willd.	Jogimahal	17336 AS	T	Oct – Mar	Occasional, in the mixed deciduous forests
69.	Convolvulaceae	Convolvulus prostratus Forssk.	Mishradarrah	17003 AS	H	Aug – Feb	Common, in exposed degraded habitats
70.	Convolvulaceae	+ Convolvulus prostratus Forssk. var. deserti (Hochst. & Steud. ex Baker & Rendle) Parmar	Galaisagar	16896 AS	H	Sept – Mar	Rare, in the ravines
71.	Convolvulaceae	+ Evolvulus nummularius (L.) L.	Jharokha	19137 AS	H	July – Nov	Rare, in wet shady habitats
72.	Convolvulaceae	+ Ipomoea dichroa (Roem. & Schult.) Choisy	Chiroli anicut	19161 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Rare, in the outskirts of forests and fallow lands
73.	Solanaceae	+ Physalis micrantha Link	Fort	16961 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in the moist shady places
74.	Solanaceae	Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal	On way to Fort	19010 AS	U	Y	Common, in moist, shady places, often abundant near habitations
75.	Scrophulariaceae	Striga gesnerioides (Willd.) Vatke	Jharokha	19134 AS	H	Aug – Oct	Rare, in rocky habitats, particularly on hill-slopes as a root parasite on Euphorbia neriifolia L.
76.	Scrophulariaceae	Veronica anagallis-aquatica L.	Mishradarrah	17346 AS	H	Sept – June	Rare, in moist to marshy habitats
77.	Pedaliaceae	Pedalium murex L.	Mishradarrah	16984 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Common, in the fallow lands
78.	Acanthaceae	+ Andrographis paniculata (Burm. f.) Wall. ex Nees	Anatpura	17085 AS	U	Dec – Mar	Frequent, in open grasslands
79.	Acanthaceae	+ Blepharis linariaefolia Pers.	Lahpur	19106 AS	H	July – Dec	Occasional, in rocky areas on steep hill-slopes
80.	Acanthaceae	+ Dicliptera verticillata (Forssk.) C. Christens.	Jogimahal and Shaileshwar Mahadev, Guda	16963 & 19143 AS	H	Oct – Jan	Common, in moist, shady places in valleys and on gentle slopes of hills
81.	Acanthaceae	+ Dipteracanthus patulus (Jacq.) Nees var. alba (Saxton) Bhandari	Ganesh temple	16939 AS	H	Jan – Dec	Rare, among grasses in the open periphery of forests
82.	Acanthaceae	Eranthemum purpurascens Wight ex Nees	Shaileshwar Mahadev, Guda	19144 AS	U	Oct – Mar	Rare, in densely forested areas in moist and shady places, particularly on hill-slopes
83.	Acanthaceae	+ Hygrophila serpyllum (Nees) Anders.	Lahpur	19101 AS	H	Oct – Feb	Rare, inhabits marshy places
84.	Acanthaceae	+ Justicia procumbens L.	Near Jogimahal	17097 AS	H	Y	Occasional, among grasses in moist shady places
85.	Acanthaceae	+ Justicia quinqueangularis Koenig ex Roxb.	On way to Fort	17040 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, along water channels among grasses
86.	Acanthaceae	+ Lepidagathis hamiltoniana Wall. ex Nees	Anatpura	19164 AS	H	Nov – Mar	Frequent, on the exposed hills
87.	Acanthaceae	+ Ruellia tuberosa L.	Mishradarrah	16905 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in wet crevices of rocks
88.	Acanthaceae	Rungia repens (L.) Nees	On way to Kamaldhar	17017 AS	H	July – Oct	Rare, in moist shady places
89.	Verbenaceae	+ Lantana wightiana Wall. ex Gamble	Galaisagar	16882 AS	S	Y	Rare, sparsely scattered in the peripheral zones
90.	Lamiaceae	Ocimum americanum L.	Darrah, Anatpura	19121 AS	U	Y	Common, in flat terrain
91.	Lamiaceae	+ Ocimum gratissimum L.	Fort	16956 AS	U	Y	Occasional, in exposed hilly tracts
92.	Nyctaginaceae	*Bougainvillea spectabilis Willd.	Thumka	16875 AS	S	Y	Planted near human habitations
93.	Amaranthaceae	+ Alternanthera paronychioides St.	Mansarovar	17364 & 19083 AS	H	Y	Common, in wet and marshy beds of reservoirs
94.	Amaranthaceae	Alternanthera pungens Kunth	Rajbag	17335 AS	H	Y	Occasional, in dried ponds
95.	Amaranthaceae	+ Amaranthus palmeri Wats.	Fort	19180 AS	H	Sept – Nov	Occasional, in exposed hilly tracts
96.	Amaranthaceae	+ Pupalia lappacea (L.) Juss. var. velutina (Moq.) Hook. f.	Jogimahal	16970 AS	H	Oct – Feb	Occasional, on the periphery
97.	Polygonaceae	+ Polygonum barbatum L. subsp. gracile Danser	Berda	16862 AS	H	Sept – Mar	Occasional, in aquatic and marshy places, usually on margins of reservoirs
98.	Aristolochiaceae	+ Aristolochia bracteolata Lam.	Singhdwar	19189 AS	H	July – Nov	Occasional, found scattered in thickly forested areas under shade
99.	Euphorbiaceae	+ Chrozophora prostrata Dalz. var. parvifolia (Klotz. ex Schweinf.) Duthie	Kamaldhar	19007 AS	H	Y	Occasional, in gravel , shady places on the fringes of forests
100.	Euphorbiaceae	Croton bonplandianum Baill.	Jogimahal	19094 AS	H	May – Sept	Occasional, in fallow land
101.	Euphorbiaceae	+ Euphorbia granulata Forssk. var. glabrata Boiss.	Mishradarrah	17004 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Rare, in rock-crevices in shady places
102.	Euphorbiaceae	+ Phyllanthus urinaria L.	Mishradarrah	17001 AS	H	July – Oct	Occasional, near ditches and other drying water bodies
103.	Moraceae	*Ficus religiosa L.	Jogimahal	16804 AS	T	Y	Planted near pilgrimage sites and human habitations; sometimes grows on other trees and walls of old buildings
104.	Moraceae	Ficus virens Ait.	Kamaldhar	16850 AS	T	Oct – June	Rare, along the water channels flowing through rocky areas
105.	Hydrocharitaceae	Hydrilla verticillata (L. f.) Royle	On way to Fort	19021 AS	H	Sept – Nov	Common, in stagnant water of ditches, ponds and lakes
106.	Hypoxidaceae	+ Curculigo orchioides Gaertn.	Singhdwar	19185 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Common, in the interior parts of the forests
107.	Liliaceae	Asphodelus tenuifolius Cav.	Galaisagar	16883 AS	H	Dec – Mar	Common weed of cultivated fields and nearby low-lying areas
108.	Cyperaceae	+ Cyperus alopecuroides Rottb.	Mishradarrah	16985 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, in marshy places
109.	Cyperaceae	+ Cyperus atkinsonii C.B. Clarke	Shaileshwar Mahadev, Guda	19148 AS	H	Dec – May	Occasional, in sandy soils in rather dry conditions
110.	Cyperaceae	Cyperus iria L.	Mishradarrah	16987 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, on marshy banks of flowing streams
111.	Cyperaceae	+ Cyperus niveus Retz.	Anatpura	19129 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in moist and marshy habitats, sometimes even in rock crevices
112.	Cyperaceae	+ Cyperus nutans Vahl	Kamaldhar and Futabundh	17398 & 19063 AS	H	Sept – Feb	Occasional, on the rocky banks of reservoirs
113.	Cyperaceae	Cyperus rotundus L.	Kamaldhar, Mansarovar and Anatpura	16821, 17058 & 19132 AS	H	Y	Common, in variable habitats from terrestrial to marshy, sometimes as a weed in cultivated fields
114.	Cyperaceae	+ Eriophorum comosum (Wall.) Wall. ex C.B. Clarke	Kamaldhar and Shaileshwar Mahadev, Guda	16847 & 19147 AS	H	Y	Rare, in moist and shady places, particularly near water reservoirs
115.	Cyperaceae	+ Fimbristylis aestivalis (Retz.) Vahl	Kachida kund	16861 AS	H	Aug – Jan	Occasional, usually forming small patches in rock-crevices
116.	Cyperaceae	Fimbristylis dipsacea (Rottb.) C. B. Clarke	Near Padma talab, Mansarovar and Surkhora, Malik talab	16805, 17362 & 19176 AS	H	Aug – May	Common, in wet beds of reservoirs forming green carpet
117.	Cyperaceae	+ Fimbristylis ferruginea (L.) Vahl	Kamaldhar	17399 AS	H	Aug – Jan	Occasional, near reservoirs
118.	Cyperaceae	Fimbristylis miliacea (L.) Vahl	Mansarovar and Surkhora, Malik talab	17055 & 19173 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Common, in wet and marshy places
119.	Cyperaceae	+ Fimbristylis quinquangularis (Vahl) Kunth	Mansarovar	17060 AS	H	Aug – Mar	Common, in marshy places
120.	Cyperaceae	+ Fimbristylis sieberiana Kunth	Semli, Anatpura	19159 AS	H	Aug – Jan	Occasional, along running water streams
121.	Cyperaceae	+ Schoenoplectus lateriflorus (Gmel.) Lye	Lahpur	19110 AS	H	Sept – Feb	Occasional, in marshy habitats and sometimes on wet beds of reservoirs
122.	Poaceae	+ Brachiaria lata (Schumach.) C. E. Hubbard var. pubescens C. E. Hubbard	On way to Fort	19036 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in moist, shady places; taxon is a native of W. Tropical Africa and found in sandy to rocky habitats in the desert of W. Rajasthan – the only place of occurrence in India
123.	Poaceae	+ Chloris barbata Sw.	Jogimahal	17302 AS	H	Aug – Oct	Occasional, in outskirts of forests
124.	Poaceae	Crypsis schoenoides (L.) Lam.	Mansarovar	17366 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Occasional, in drying beds of reservoirs and along irrigation channels, forming carpet
125.	Poaceae	Cymbopogon martinii (Roxb.) Watson	Jogimahal	16903, 17390 AS	H	Aug – Mar	Occasional, usually grows along the edges of water courses or in low-lying areas
126.	Poaceae	+ Diplachne fusca (L.) P. Beauv. ex Roem. & Schult.	Kamaldhar	16819 AS	H	Mar – Oct	Occasional, in muddy and water-logged habitats on the fringes of reservoirs
127.	Poaceae	Eleusine indica (L.) Gaertn.	Anatpura	19133 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, in low-lying areas and as a weed in cultivated fields
128.	Poaceae	+ Eragrostis japonica (Thunb.) Trin.	Chiroli	17318 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Occasional, prefers wet and marshy habitats along the banks of reservoirs; sometimes occurs as a weed in cultivated fields
129.	Poaceae	Eragrostis pilosa (L.) P. Beauv.	Fort	17375 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Occasional, in moist shady places and wet beds of reservoirs
130.	Poaceae	Eragrostis tenella (L.) P. Beauv. ex Roem. & Schult.	Near Jogimahal	17098, 17385 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Common, in moist, shady habitats in the flat terrain
131.	Poaceae	+ Eragrostis unioloides (Retz.) Nees ex Steud.	Surkhora, Malik talab	19175 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Very rare, grows near reservoirs with rocky banks
132.	Poaceae	+ Iseilema laxum Hack.	Mansarovar	17057 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, in grasslands
133.	Poaceae	Oryza rufipogon Griff.	Surkhora, Malik talab	19177 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Rare, in inundated low lands or in pools
134.	Poaceae	+ Panicum trypheron Schult.	Futabundh	19069 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, among the thickets of shrubs and bushes in fallow lands and outer forests
135.	Poaceae	Paspalidium geminatum (Forssk.) Stapf	Padma talab	17341 AS	H	Sept – Mar	Common, in marshy and semi-aquatic habitats
136.	Poaceae	Paspalum vaginatum Sw.	Padma talab	17388 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Common, in marshy habitats, forming pure stands
137.	Poaceae	+ Pennisetum pedicellatum Trin. subsp. unispiculum Brunken	Ranthambhore Fort	17007 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Rare, in hilly tracts
138.	Poaceae	Perotis hordeiformis Nees	Anatpura	17082 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Common, in grasslands
139.	Poaceae	+ Phragmites karka (Retz.) Trin. ex Steud.	Amarkund and Kachida valley	16842 & 19167 AS	H	Sept – Dec	Occasional, in perennial depressions in low lands, forming dense patches
140.	Poaceae	+ Sporobolus helvolus (Trin.) Th. Durantl & Schinz	Jogimahal	17380 AS	H	Aug – Nov	Occasional, in moist, shady places
141.	Poaceae	Tragus roxburghii Panigrahi	Piplideh, near Sultanpur	19045 AS	H	Aug – Dec	Common, in exposed flat terrain, usually forming thick patches on the ground

Abbreviations: H-Herb; S-Shrub; T-Tree; U-Undershrub; C-Climber; Fl.-Flowering; Fr.-Fruiting; Y- Throughout the year; AS-Anshu Shrivastava;

+- Addition to Sawai Madhopur district flora; * - Introduced species.