Titlebook: Aquatic Ecosystem: Biodiversity, Ecology and Conservation; Mamta Rawat,Sumit Dookia,Chandrakasan Sivaperuman Book 2015 Springer India 2015

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Mamta Rawat,Sumit Dookia,Chandrakasan SivaperumanIt is an original research work in the field of aquatic biodiversity, wetland ecology and applied aspects with reference to aquatic resources across India.Provides up-to-date information of advancemen

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Sonderbestimmungen für R?ume besonderer Arta, 8 families under 2 suborders with 15 species common to Arabia and 51 to Himalaya which confirms the linkage of Rajasthan and Thar Desert to Sahara Desert and Palaearctic Region. A list of 20 more species, recently recorded from southern part of the state, has also been added.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40237-5ous English names and updated systematic account of species, tadpoles, distribution in the valley (eastern and western parts), Uttarakhand (including conservation areas), rest of India and elsewhere, habitat and ecology, conservation status and threats.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91213-4ccount; distribution in Uttarakhand, rest of India and other countries; habitat and ecology; and conservation status with threats and importance in various ways (fishery, game, aquaria, etc.). The species of doubtful occurrence have also been listed.

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Distribution of Aquatic Macrophytes in Balasore District, Odisha,al of 132 species including 129 flowering plants and 3 Pteridophyte taxa spread in 82 genera and 41 families were recorded. The most speciose families were Cyperaceae with 27 species followed by Poaceae (24). The other dominant families are Linderniaceae, Fabaceae, Onagraceae, Polygonaceae, Commelin

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,Aquatic Resources: A Case Study of Udaipur ‘City of Lakes’, Rajasthan,t is broader than that of water resources alone, in that it encompasses all the possible roles for water, including human survival needs, supporting aquatic ecosystems and as an essential component of economic development. It considers both the quantity of available water and its quality for its int