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Institutional Repository of Rajarata University is a service of the Rajarata University Library. This open access Institutional Repository preserves and makes available scholarly research by University and its faculty’s , students, institutes, centers, journals, and organizations. The Repository includes conference papers, scholarly articles, technical reports, theses and dissertations, research datasets and more. By exposing research at Rajarata University through Google Scholar and other search engines, it raises the profile of the University, as well as the individual researcher.
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Warnasooriya, W.M.R.S.K; Sivananthawer; Hitinayake, H.M.G.S.B.; Bandara, A.M.K.R.
(International Journal of Agriculture,, 2016-02)
is) being a new introduction, recommended for forest plantation establishment in the Dry and
Intermediate Zones of Sri Lanka, assessment of site quality at growing localities is vital. Variables, i.e. tree height and ...
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Warnasooriya, W.M.R.S.K; Sivanantharwerl, T
(International Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Plantation, 2015)
ABSTRACT
Carbon sequestration by tree is imperative in tumbling atmospheric carbon dioxide level. Hence, forest plantations are
considered highly efficient systems for carbon sequestration, which plays a vital role in ...
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Warnasooriya, W.M.R.S.K; Sivanantharwerl, . T.
(Kuala Lumpur International Agriculture,, 2015-09-12)
stration by tree is imperative in tumbling atmospheric carbon dioxide level. Hence, forest plantations are
considered highly efficient systems for carbon sequestration, which plays a vital role in climate change mitigation. ...
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Thilakarathne, MGOS; Senanayake, PSWL; Bandara, BGRR; Liyanage, WLAM; Dissanayake, HDMAC; Warnasooriya, WMRSK; Samarasinghe, CRK; Weerasinghe, PR
(Tropical Agricultural Research & Extension 28 (Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, 2023-12)
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Sirisena, U.G.A.I.; Devasinghe, D.A.U.D; Warnasooriya, W.M.R.S.K.; Wickramasinghe1, W.M.D.M.; Wijesinghe, W.M.J.B; Mandanayake, M.A.R.A.
(Sri Lanka Journal of Agriculture and ECOSYSTEMS, 2023-12)
Abstract
Chilli Leaf Curl (CLC) possesses a significant biotic threat leading to substantial
yield losses in chilli cultivation. Various agents such as thrips, aphids, mites and
the viruses transmitted by whiteflies ...
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