Titlebook: Ecology and management of aquatic vegetation in the Indian subcontinent; Brij Gopal Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 ecology.ecos

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Ecology of plant populations II. Reproductional, remains inadequate. Much less attention has been paid to the subject in the Indian subcontinent. The few studies available on Indian species are rather preliminary and rarely an intensive study has been made.

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Traditional uses and problem of noxious growth Indian subcontinent, however, aquatic plants have been extensively used for a diversity of purposes since historical times, and are used (and often cultivated) even today particularly for food, fibre and medicine (see also Anon. 1976b).

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Auf dem Weg zur optimalen mobilen Anwendung,inition; and it is indeed impossible to define it in universal terms. The boundary between land and water presents a spectrum of habitats ever changing in time and space, with a gradient of water regimes which in turn influence several other physical and chemical factors.

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