"Chamaesyce katrajensis" (which now includes "Euphorbia katrajensis var. kasaragodensis"), is an endemic species originally described from the similar habitats of Katraja hills of Maharashtra. The small yellowish to pinkish flowers of this species is seen during the wet phase. This plant is poorly distributed and individuals of the species can be seen on the elevated portions of rocks. Only very few individuals of this species are found in Madayipara. "Curuma oligantha" is another characteristic plant seen in the laterite habitats during the wet phase. It now includes plants described by Ansari et al. (1982) as "Curcuma cannanorensis var. cannanorensis" and "var. lutea". It is also known from parts of Southern India, Sri Lanka and Myanmar. It also appears immediately after the first shower of the monsoon. Besides, the abundance of insectivorous plants such as "Drosera indica" and "Utricularia spp." are worth mentioning.