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Pabitra Aryal
Pág. 101 - 111
Carbon emission increases at an early stage of industrial expansion as a transition from overdependence on agriculture. Such industrial transformation is heavily dependent on energy-intensive technologies. Moreover, the degree of environmental awareness ...
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M Atiqur Rahman
Pág. 324 - 344
The progress, problems and prospects of biodiversity and plant taxonomic researches conducted in Bangladesh during the last two decades have been analyzed. The inventory of the flora, threatened taxa and family wise itemization in all groups of plants ar...
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Elena Comino, Adriano Fiorucci, Maurizio Rosso, Andrea Terenziani and Anna Treves
Climate change is significantly affecting ecosystem services and leading to strong impacts on the extent and distribution of glaciers and vegetation. In this context, species distribution models represent a suitable instrument for studying ecosystem deve...
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NAVEEN CHANDRA, SHASHANK LINGWAL, M. P. S. BISHT, J. S. JALAL, L. M. TEWARI, GAJENDRA SINGH
Pág. Page:58 - 65Abstract
Profound field inventory and monitoring of threatened species habitats are cost-prohibitive, if there is little known about the distribution of species. Malaxis muscifera is a habitat specific, threatened medicinal orchid constitute of Astavarga which gr...
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Hiren B Soni, Sheju Thomas
Pág. 175 - 191
The present research was undertaken at three sampling stations of Gomti catchment, Central Gujarat, India, to study dominance, interaction, and interdependence among biotic components (phytoplankton, zooplankton and aquatic macrophytes). The phytoplankto...
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