Reproductive Biology and Population Genetics of Some Canopy- and Understorey-Dominant Tree Species of Sri Lanka: Implications for Conservation Management in a Fragmented Landscape
作者： Nimal Gunatilleke , Savitri Gunatilleke
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-7161-5_26
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摘要: Fragmentation of the continuous tropical forest-scape into isolated remnant forest patches among seas human influenced alternative landscapes is a widespread pantropical phenomenon compounded by emerging impacts global climate change events (Loo et al. 2011). Sri Lanka, with exceptionally rich biodiversity, particularly in its aseasonal south-western sector, no exception to this alarming trend, acknowledged as such declaring island together Western Ghats India one 34 hotspots biodiversity (Mittermeier 2004).
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