Evidence for interspecific hybridization between exotic ‘Dam manel’ (<em>Nymphaea × erangae </em>) and native ‘Nil manel’ (<em>Nymphaea nouchali </em>Burm. f.) in Sri Lanka

Evidence for interspecific hybridization between exotic ‘Dam manel’ (<em>Nymphaea × erangae </em>) and native ‘Nil manel’ (<em>Nymphaea nouchali </em>Burm. f.) in Sri Lanka

Biological invasions are considered a serious threat to the biodiversity, and second only to habitat loss, but predicted to soon become the key cause of environmental degradation globally. In addition to competing with natives in natural habitats, another serious threat possessed by Invasive Alien S...

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Main Authors: D. M. D. Yakandawala, D. P. G. S. Kumudumali, K. Yakandawala
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Science, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka 2017-09-01
Series:Ceylon Journal of Science
Subjects:
exotics, invasive alien species, nymphaea nouchali, nymphaea × erangae, hybridization, violet flowered nymphaea
Online Access:https://cjs.sljol.info/articles/7445

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