Described: Forel, 1902.
States with an open record: Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana.
Biogeographic provinces with a GBIF record: 2A Himalaya: North West, 4A Semi-Arid: Punjab Plains, 4B Semi-Arid: Gujarat Rajputana, 5A Western Ghats: Malabar Plains, 6A Deccan Peninsula: Central Highlands, 6D Deccan Peninsula: Central Plateau, 6E Deccan Peninsula: Deccan South, 7A Gangetic Plain: Upper, 8A Coasts: West Coast.
Family: Formicidae; order: Hymenoptera.

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yellidespecies of India

Monomorium indicum

Monomorium indicum, a species of India. Not assessed by IUCN. Open records in 15 states. Listed by ZSI, GBIF and iNaturalist. Group: Insects: bees, wasps, ants.

Bees, wasps and ants of Jammu and Kashmir · Bees, wasps and ants of Himachal Pradesh · Bees, wasps and ants of Uttarakhand · Bees, wasps and ants of Delhi · Bees, wasps and ants of Rajasthan · Bees, wasps and ants of Uttar Pradesh · Bees, wasps and ants of Odisha · Bees, wasps and ants of Madhya Pradesh · Bees, wasps and ants of Gujarat · Bees, wasps and ants of Maharashtra · Bees, wasps and ants of Andhra Pradesh · Bees, wasps and ants of Karnataka · Bees, wasps and ants of Kerala · Bees, wasps and ants of Tamil Nadu · Bees, wasps and ants of Telangana

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