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Integrated Management of the Alien Invasive Weed Mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats Final Report of the Research Project KFRI/283/97, August 1997- December 1999

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Series: KFRI Research Report Volume: 202
By: KV Sankaran(Author), PK Muraleedharan(Author), V Anitha(Author)
51 pages, colour illustrations, maps
Integrated Management of the Alien Invasive Weed Mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats
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  • Integrated Management of the Alien Invasive Weed Mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats ISBN: 9788185041261 Paperback Jan 2001 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 months
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Language: English

Mikania micrantha is an alien invasive weed which causes serious havoc to natural forests and plantations. It is also a serious threat to agricultural production systems. Bio-control methods are not successful, though pathogens were recorded from the plant. Though herbicide is effective to control the weed, it is not environmentally friendly. Biological control appears to be the best option to control Mikania. This publication is useful to forest managers to get an insight into the problem, and to scientists for further investigations.

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Series: KFRI Research Report Volume: 202
By: KV Sankaran(Author), PK Muraleedharan(Author), V Anitha(Author)
51 pages, colour illustrations, maps
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