Browsing by Author "Chamika, N.V.K."

Browsing by Author "Chamika, N.V.K."

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  • Ranawaka, D.P.D.; Gunathilaka, D.U.V.; Wijesundara, W.M.I.C.; Wijeratne, G.G.N.K.; Chamika, N.V.K.; Thilakarathna, N.D.S.D.; Abeysinghe, N.K.; Madarasinghe, S.K.; Weerakoon, G.; Andrieu, J.; Kodikara, K.A.S. (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka, 2022-06-16)
    Many lichenological studies, carried out in Sri Lanka have focused mainly on lichen diversity but not on the ecological prospects. Moreover, ‘Manglicolous lichens’ have received lesser attention when compared to other ...
  • Wijeratne, G.G.N.K.; Ranawaka, D.P.D.; Chamika, N.V.K.; Gunathilaka, D.U.V.; Wijesundara, W.M.I.C.; Abeysinghe, N.K.; Thilakarathna, N.D.S.D.; Perera, A.J.D.; Dissanayake, N.P.; Kankanamge, N.R.; Jayatissa, L.P.; Andrieu, J.; Kodikara, K.A.S. (University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka, 2022-03-02)
    Carbon that is stored and sequestered in marine coastal ecosystems, such as mangroves, salt marshes and seagrass meadows is termed as Blue Carbon, which plays an important role in the global carbon cycle and climate ...
  • Chamika, N.V.K.; Athapatthu, A.R.P.E.; Arachchi, G.T.G.; Ranawaka, D.P.D.; Wijeratne, G.G.N.K.; Gunathilaka, D.U.V.; Wijesundara, W.M.I.C.; Abeysinghe, N.K.; Thilakarathna, N.D.S.D.; Madushanka, A.D.T.I.; Madarasinghe, S.K.; Sripal, D.D.N.; Jayatissa, L.P.; Andrieu, J.; Kodikara, K.A.S. (University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka, 2022-03-02)
    Walawe river, which is located in Ambalantota, belonging to dry zone of Sri Lanka is highly exploited for domestic and irrigation purposes. Seawater intrusion in the river adversely affect the livelihood of bordering ...
  • Ranawaka, D.P.D.; Gunathilaka, D.U.V.; Wijesundara, W.M.I.C.; Wijeratne, G.G.N.K.; Chamika, N.V.K.; Thilakarathna, N.D.S.D.; Wijayathilaka, H.D.; Madarasinghe, S.K.; Weerakoon, G.; Andrieu, J.; Kodikara, K.A.S. (University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka, 2022-03-02)
    Lichenology has received much attention in recent decades due to two major reasons; functioning as bio-indicators and having chemicals with industrial significance. However, Manglicolous lichens (i.e., mangroves lichens) ...

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