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Invasive Alien Flora Of Maharashtra State (diversity And Nativity) NEW


Edition:
1
Volume:
0
Publishing Year:
2024
Publisher:
M/s AGROBIOS (INDIA)
Author/s:
Dr. (Prof.) Patil DA
Language:
English

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In stock

Hard Bond
ISBN:   9788196953799
Publishing Year:   2024

Rs 4500.00


‘Convention For Biological Diversity’ (CBD) (1992) thought ‘Bioinvasion’ of exotic species as ‘The Second Worst Threat to Native Biodiversity’ after habitat destruction. Biologists also considered it as ‘Biological Pollution’ and a cause of global environmental change and species extinction. Biodiversity is obviously is the mainstay of Homo sapiens and essential ecosystem functioning. At this backdrop, it has become necessary knowing the status of bioinvasion of a region. This move will help for biodiversity management and conservation. Salient features of this inventory in the state of Maharashtra are:

  • It sheds more light on 636 invasive alien plant species belonging to 413 genera 113 families of angiosperms.
  • Invasive alien wild and cultigens are earmarked from the biodiversity of the state.
  • Necessary information regarding local name if any, flowering and fruiting period, precise phytography and critical notes are provided.
  • Although this inventory is confined to the state of Maharashtra, these invasive alien species do occur in other states of India. It is, hence, also provide useful data to other regions of the nation
  • Hard evidences such as archaeobotany, palaeobotany and ancient Indian heritage scriptures are mentioned in lending support for such bioinvasion, indicating antiquity.
  • Interestingly, some American taxa have been found prior to Pre-Columbian period in Maharashtra.
  • Certainly, it is useful to the managers of biodiversity, conservationists, foresters, environmentalists, agriculturists, besides those engaged in biodiversity studies in teaching colleges, universities and research institutions.
  • Apart from these, the introductory chapter explains ‘pros and cons’ of the subject matter.

Dr. (Prof.) Patil DA

Dr. (Prof.) DA Patil, an esteemed botanist, earned his C. degree specializing in Angiosperm Taxonomy in 1978 and his Ph.D. in Botany in 1983 from the then Marathwada University, Aurangabad (M.S.). With over 31 years of teaching experience at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and more than four decades of research spanning disciplines such as Experimental Taxonomy, Biodiversity, Agrobiodiversity, Ethnobotany, Etymology, and Bioinvasion, he has made significant academic contributions. He has guided 16 research scholars to completion and authored more than 400 research papers and 27 books, some of which have been translated into European, Russian, and American languages. His excellence has been recognized with numerous awards, including the prestigious Prof. V. Puri Medal from the Indian Botanical Society in 2014 and the Dr. E. K. Janaki Ammal Award from the International Society of Ethnobotanists in 2020, along with ten other honors. A Fellow of multiple scientific bodies, including FLS (London), FES, FIAAT, FBS, FMAS, and FLSC, he has also served as an editor and member of editorial boards for botanical journals. During his academic tenure, he held key administrative positions such as Chairman of the Board of Studies in Botany (2000–2005, 2010–2015) and Dean of the Faculty of Science (2000–2005) at the then North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon (M.S.). Even after his superannuation in August 2015 as a Professor and Principal, he remains deeply engaged in research and continues to be consulted by various scientific and academic societies.

Table of Contents..
Invasive Aliens and their Biology

Introduction

Stages Of Plant Invasion

Concept Of Invasion: Early Beginning

Impediments For Invasive Aliens

Ecological vis-à-vis Socio-Economic Impacts

Impacts On Floral And Faunal Assemblages

Impacts On Microbial Assemblages

Impacts On Hydrology

Provisioning Service And Invasive Aliens

Climate Regulation And Invasive Aliens

Soil Fertility And Invasive Aliens

Fire And Invasive Aliens

Air Quality And Invasive Aliens

Water Quality And Invasive Aliens

Pollination And Invasive Aliens

Cultural Services And Invasive Aliens

 

Food Security And Invasive Aliens

Evolutionary Changes And Invasive Aliens

Pathways Of Introduction Of IAS

Phenotypic Plasticity And Invasive Aliens

Allelopathy

Climate Change And Invasive Aliens

Characteristic Features Of Invasive Aliens

State of Maharashtra

Landscape

Geology And Topography

Climate

Protected Areas

Soils

 

Forests

Maharashtra: Regions And Districts

Rainfalls

Temperature

Humidity

 

Winds

Biodiversity Studies In Maharashtra

Methodology Adapted

Purpose Of Work

Statistical Analysis Of Invasive Alien Plants In Maharashtra

 


Taxonomic Treatment

Systematic Enumeration

Ranunculaceae Juss.

Annonaceae Juss.

Menispermaceae

Papaveraceae Juss.

Fumariaceae DC.

Brassicaceae Burn.

Capparidaceae Juss.

Bixaceae Endl.

Flacourtiaceae DC.

Caryophyllaceae Juss.

Portulacaceae Juss.

Tamaricaceae S.F. Gray

Elatinaceae Dumortier

Malvaceae Juss.

Bombacaceae Kunth.

Sterculiaceae Bartl.

Tiliaceae Juss.

Linaceae DC. ex Perieb

Malpighiaceae Juss.

Zygophyllaceae R.Br.

Averrhoaceae Hutch.

Oxalidaceae R.Br.

Tropaeolaceae A. DC.

Balsaminaceae Rich.

Rutaceae Juss.

Balanitaceae Endl.

Meliaceae Juss.

Rhamnaceae Juss.

Vitaceae Juss.

Sapindaceae Juss.

Anacardiaceae Lindl.

Moringaceae Dumort.

Papilionaceae Giseke

Caesalpiniaceae R.Br.

Mimosaceae R.Br.

Rosaceae Juss.

Crassulaceae DC. 

Combretaceae R.Br.

Myrtaceae Juss.

Barringtoniaceae Rudolphi

Lythraceae J.St.Hill.

Punicaceae Horan.

Onagraceae Juss.

Trapaceae Dumortier

Turneraceae DC.

Pasifloraceae Juss.

Cucurbitaceae Juss.

Begoniaceae C.Agardh

Cactaceae Juss.

Aizoaceae Rudolphi

Molluginaceae Hutch.

Apiaceae Lindl.

Araliaceae Juss.

Caprifoliaceae Juss.

Rubiaceae Juss.

Asteraceae Dumort.

Plumbaginaceae Juss.

Primulaceae Vent.

Ebenaeae Gurke

Apocynaceae Juss.

Asclepiadaceae R.Br.

Buddlejaceae Wilhem

Gentianaceae Juss.

Boraginaceae Juss.

Convolvulaceae Juss.

Cuscutaceae Dumort.

Solanaceae Juss.

Scrophulariaceae Juss.

Bignoniaceae Juss.

Pedaliaceae R.Br.

Martyniaceae Stapf.

Acanthaceae Juss.

Verbenaceae J.St. Hill.

Lamiaceae Lindl.

Plantaginaceae Juss.

Nyctaginaceae Juss.

Amaranthaceae Juss.

Chenopodiaceae Vent.

Basellaceae Moq.-Tand.

Phytolaccaceae R.Br.

Polygonaceae Juss.

Aristolochiaceae Juss.

Lauraceae Juss.

Proteaceae Juss.

Piperaceae J.Agardh

Loranthaceae Juss.

Euphorbiaceae Juss.

Ulmaceae Mirbel

Urticaceae Juss.

Cannabaceae Endl.

Moraceae Link.

Casuarinaceae R.Br.

Ceratophyllaceae S.F.Gray

Hydrocharitaceae Juss.

Zingiberaceae Lindl.

Cannaceae Juss.

Bromeliaceae Juss.

Iridaceae Juss.

Amaryllidaceae

Agavaceae Endl.

Liliaceae Juss.

Pontederiaceae K. Kunth.

Xyridaceae C. Agardh

Commelinaceae R.Br.

Arecaceae Sch.-Sch.

Typhaceae Juss.

Araceae Juss.

Lemnaceae S.F.Gray

Aponogetonaceae J.G.Agardh

Potamogetonaceae Dumort.

Najadaceae Juss.

Cyperaceae Juss.

Poaceae J.H. Barnhart

 

References

 

Book Details

Book Title:
Invasive Alien Flora Of Maharashtra State (diversity And Nativity) NEW
Book Type:
REFERENCE BOOK
No Of Pages:
288
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