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Item Studies on the biology of young grey mullet, Mugil cephalus L.(FAO of United Nations, Rome, Italy, 1976) de Silva, S.S.; Wijeyaratne, M.J.S.Item Inland fisheries of Sri Lanka and strategies for development(Institute of Biology, Sri Lanka, 1995) Amarasinghe, U.S.Item Selectivity patterns in the multi-net gillnet fishery for Cichlid species in Sri Lankan reservoir(Department of Zoology, National University of Singapore, 1992) Amarasinghe, U.S.; de Silva, S.S.Item Isolation and identification of fungi from mushroom composts and evaluation their biological activity(1999) Wickremasinghe, R.; Abeywickrama, K.P.; Abeythunga, D.T.U.Item Studies on the feasibility of using indigenous fish control agents for aquatic macrophytes in Sri Lanka(Asian Fisheries Forum, 1998) Wijeyaratne, M.J.S.; Perera, W.M.D.S.K.Item Trophic interrelationships of exotic and indigenous fish species co-occurring in some reservoirs of Sri Lanka(Asian Fisheries Forum, 1998) Wijeyaratne, M.J.S.; Perera, W.M.D.S.K.Item Extent of the catchment of reservoirs of Sri Lanka: an important aspect in the management of their capture fisheries(Asian Fisheries Forum, 1998) Nissanka, C.; Amarasinghe, U.S.; de Silva, S.S.Item An appeal to redefine stunning in Oreochromis mossambicus (Cichlidae)(Asian Fisheries Forum, 1998) Amarasinghe, U.S.; de Silva, S.S.Item The ecology of a montane grassland in Sri Lanka. VII. Biomass production(Ceylon Journal of Science, Biological Sciences, 1983) Amarasinghe, L.D.; Pemadasa, M.A.Biomass accumulation was studied monthly on 2 montane grasslands in Sri Lanka at 900 m and 560 m alt. from June 1976 to May 1977. The upper site was a dense sward dominated by Cymbopogon nardus (65.4%), Themeda tremula (25.4%) andEulalia trispicata (10.1% of standing crop) and the lower site was a sparse sward dominated by C. nardus (68.6%) and Panicum maximum (13.9%) with somePennisetum polystachyon (7.7%). Total standing crop biomass was higher at the upper site than at the lower site and increased 4-fold at both sites over the years. Productivity estimates were 911.2 g/m² for the upper sites and 679.5 g for the lower site. There was no significant difference in the amount of C. nardus between sites, but the upper site supported a much denser sward of T. tremula accounting for the higher productivity of this site.Item Studies on the composition and biodegradation of cane molasses distillery slop of the Sevanagala sugar factory(Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science, 1991) Chandrasena, G.; Widanapathirana, G.S.