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Aquatic vegetation of the Indian subcontinentinition; 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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App Development Using iOS iCloud diverse human activities. Depletion of forests and wildlife, land degradation and loss of fertile soils, air and water pollution, and anticipated climatic change are among the most important issues before mankind in its quest for survival. In this melée of problems requiring urgent attention, the l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15652-6 sexually. Among annuals, as most of the aquatic plants are, reproduction serves the species for both multiplication and perennation over unfavourable periods. Relatively very little is known about reproduction and its relation to different environmental factors in aquatic and semi-aquatic plants. T

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230595743ansform the radiant energy into chemical energy which is then used and further transformed by other organisms. For long man has been interested in the processes, and their rates, related to the production of plant material that is economically useful. Plant physiologists have studied photosynthesis,