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Browsing 3rd URS-ZEM - 2017 by Author "Bandara, W.A.R.T.W."

Browsing 3rd URS-ZEM - 2017 by Author "Bandara, W.A.R.T.W."

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  • Case study on usage of polythene bags in super markets of Colombo metropolitan and finding an alternative 
    Athukorala, U.K.; Gamagedara, D.; Gayangani, E.M.; Chrishanthan, J.E.; Bandara, W.A.R.T.W. (Department of Zoology and Environmental Management, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2017)
    Polyethylene bags since their emergence in the 1940s, is an incredibly useful, highly convenient, strong and inexpensive, to both customers and businesses as a reliable way to deliver goods from the store to home. According ...
  • Customer preference on an eco-friendly alternative for polythene grocery bag 
    Gamagedara, D.; Athukorala, U.K.; Gayangani, E.M.; Chrishanthan, J.E.; Bandara, W.A.R.T.W. (Department of Zoology and Environmental Management, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2017)
    Polythene have become increasingly popular for industrial and consumer uses because of their flexibility and cost effectiveness. Most of the items in the supermarkets are packed using some kind of polythene packaging ...
  • Evaluating suitable environmental conditions for seed germination of invasive Mimosa pigra; case of Mahaweli River Basin 
    Geekiyanage, G.K.; Geethanjalee, P.H.K.; Gunadasa, D.M.N.H.; Inshaf, I.M.; Bandara, W.A.R.T.W. (Department of Zoology and Environmental Management, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2017)
    Mimosa pigra is listed as one of the 100 “World’s Worst” invasive species and it has been accidentally introduced to Sri Lanka. At present, it has been naturalised in certain parts of the country and causes a massive threat ...
  • Evaluating the most appropriate control method of Mimosa pigra; case of Mahaweli River Basin 
    Geekiyanage, G.K.; Geethanjalee, P.H.K.; Gunadasa, D.M.N.H.; Inshaf, I.M.; Bandara, W.A.R.T.W. (Department of Zoology and Environmental Management, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2017)
    Mimosa pigra can be identified as on the worst invasive species and it can be found in certain parts on wet and intermediate zones of Sri Lanka. It can be grown at any elevation and found in low, up and mid country of Sri ...

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