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A new species, Exacum indicum M.K. Pathak and Bhaumik, (Gentianaceae) is described and illustrated based on collections made from the core zone of the Dihang Dibang Biosphere Reserve in Dibang Valley district, Arunachal Pradesh, India. The new species is close to Exacum nanum Klack.
The Fitzpatrick classification for skin phototyping is widely used, but its usefulness in dark-skinned populations has been questioned by some researchers. Recently, skin colour measurement has been proposed for phototyping skin colour objectively.
The Fitzpatrick classification for skin phototyping is widely used, but its usefulness in dark‐skinned populations has been questioned by some researchers. Recently, skin colour measurement has been proposed for phototyping skin colour objectively.
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