In India, "Rhizophora" hybrids have been recorded in Pichavaram (Tamil Nadu) and in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands (ANI). "Rhizophora" hybrids in Pichavaram mangrove forest were identified as "Rhizophora" × "annamalayana", a cross between "R. apiculata" and "R. mucronata", whereas "Rhizophora" hybrids in the ANI were identified as "Rhizophora" × "lamarckii", a cross between "R. apiculata" and "R. stylosa". However taxonomical distinction between them was not much explored. A recent floristic survey revealed the occurrence both "R. × annamalayana" and "R. × lamarckii" in the ANI, India. Based on critical analysis of specimens and morphometric analysis, it was found that both "R. × lamarckii" and "R. × annamalayana" can be distinguished from "R. apiculata" by their smooth green bract and bracteoles and 2-4 flowered inflorescences within the leaf axils. "Rhizophora" × "annamalayana" is distinguished from "R. × lamarckii by its broader leaves (length: width ratio < 1.8 vs > 1.8), and shorter style (<1.5 mm vs. > 1.5 mm) and stamens in two whorls vs. usually in a single whorl. "Rhizophora" × "annamalayana" is the new record from the ANI. Higher relative density of "R. × annamalayana" than "R. × lamarckii" in the ANI is attributed to the abundance of its parental species ("R. apiculata" and "R. mucronata") in the ANI.