The Sundarbans is the largest continuous mangrove forest of the world, which is rich in both
the floral and faunal diversity compared to other mangrove forests of the World. It has long …

Raganas AFM, Magcale-Macandog DBM. 2020. Physicochemical factors influencing
zonation patterns, niche width, and tolerances of dominant mangroves in southern Oriental …

Abstract Sonneratia apetala (Buch.-Ham.) is a major pioneer tree species of the Sundarbans
and is found to grow in the less saline zone (LSZ), moderate saline zone (MSZ) and high …

Salinity is increasing in the Sundarbans (Bangladesh) due to sea-level rise and the
reduction of fresh water flow. Xylocarpus granatum is one of the most valuable mangrove …

Adaptive phenotypic plasticity of Avicennia officinalis across the salinity gradient in the
Sundarbans of Bangladesh was studied. Propagule morphology was compared through use …

The Sundarbans is the single largest continuous tract of mangrove forest of the World. This
forest is rich in biodiversity with a wide array of conventional and nonconventional Non …

Water and soil salinity of the Sundarbans are increasing due to continuous reduction in fresh
water flow from upstream and noticeable change in rainfall pattern. Sonneratia apetala is an …

Photosynthetic efficiency as well as growth of mangroves are closely associated with its new
leaf production and leaf area. Avicennia officinalis L. is one of the exclusive and ecologically …

Mangroves are a group of woody plants that occur in the dynamic tropical and subtropical
intertidal zones. Mangrove forests offer numerous ecosystem services (eg nutrient cycling …

The glory of Sundarban, the World Heritage Site (UNESCO 1987), is associated with the
distribution of Sundari tree, Heritiera fomes. High complexity in habitat structure and …