Addition of Frerea indica Dalzell to the flora of Nashik district, Maharashtra, India

In the Indian subcontinent, Western Ghats are a biodiversity hotspot. The mountain range runs for more than 1,600 kilometers along India's western coast, from 8.3188890 N to 21.273330 E. hill is divided into three sub-regions: Northern (NWG), Central (CWG), and Southern (SWG). studied area of Nashik district part India. current botanical investigation explored rich plant district. During floral exploration in district, we critically endangered, endemic, monotypic genus Frerea indica Dalzell flowering species reported first time area. F. jeopardized limited Maharashtra state only India.This significance was located at Shivneri fort, Junnar tehsil, Pune presence conditions, 9 regions northern Maharashtra, India only.