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Navalkar, I3. S. arid Bharucha, I”. K. (1949). Studies in tho ecology of mangro~cs :
chemical factors of mangrove soils. J . Univ. Bombay 18, 17--35.
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Matang, Perak. Malay. Forest. 14, 183-196.
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259
Morton, J. E. (1955). The evolution of the Ellobiidee with a discussion on the
origin of the Pulmonata. Proc. 2001. Soc. Lond. 125, 113-150.
Moss, C. E. (1954). The species of Arthrocnemuin and Salicornia i n Southern
Africa (a. S. Adamson, ed.). J l S. A f r . Bot. 20, 1-22,
Muir, J. (1937). The seed drift of South Africa. Dep. Agric. For. Pretoria, R o f .
Surv. Mem. 16, 108 pp.
Mullan, D. P. (1931a). Observations on the water storing devices in the leaves
of some Indian halophytes. J . Indian, bot. Soc. 10, 122--126.
Mullan, D. P. (193117). On t,he occiirrence of glandular hairs (salt glxids) on the
loaves of some Indian halophytes. J . I n d i a n bot. Soc. 10, 184-189.
Mullan, D. P. (1932-33). Observations on the biology and physiological anatomy
of some Indian halophytes. . I. 1 7 ~ d b n bot. Soc. 11, 103-118; 12, 165-182,
235-256.
Mdlcr, F. (1863). Observations sur la respiration ties Ocypodiens. Anids Sci.
nut. 2001. (4), 20, 272.
Muller, J. (1961). A palynological contribution to tho history of the mangrove
vegetation. Pacif. Sci. C o n y . 146-147.
Mululler, J . (1964). A palynologieal contribution to the history o f the mangrove
vegetation in Borneo. I n ‘‘ Ancient l’aeific Floras ”, pp. 33-42. Uriiversity
of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.
Muller, J . and Hou-Liu, S. Y. (1966). Hybrids and chromosomes in the genus
SorwLeratia (Sonrieratiaccae). Blumea 14, 337-343.
Navalkar, B. S. (1940). Studies in the ecology of mangroves. 1. I)et,ermination
of the osmotic pressure of Avicennia alba, Hlnme. J . Univ. Bombay 8, 5874.
Navalkar, U. S. (1941). Studies in the ecology of inangrovcs. 2. Physiesl factors
of the mangrove soil. J . Univ. Bombay, N.S. 9, 78-92.
Navalkar, B. S. (1951). Succession of the marigrove vegetation of Bombay and
Salsette islands. J . Bombay nut. Hist. Soc. 50, 157-160.
Navalkar, B. S. (1953). The analytical aspects of some of the marshy vegetation
of Bombay and Salsette islands. J . Bombay nut. Hi st . Soc. 51, 636-652.
Navalltar, B. S. (1956). Geographical distribution of the halophytic plants of
Bombay and Salsette islands. J . Bombay nut. Hist. Soc. 53, 335-345.
Navalltar, R. S. (1959). St,udies in t,he eco1og.v of mangroves. VII. Humus cont,erit
of mangrove soils of Bombay and Salsette islands. J . Univ. Bornbuy 28,
6-10.
Navalkar, H. 8. and Bharucha, 17. R. (1948). Studies iri the ecology ofmangroves.
The Iiydrogeri-ion coriccritratiori of the sea-water, soil solution and the leaf
cell-sap of the mangroves. J . Univ. Bombay, N.S. 16, 35-45.
Navalkar, I3. S. arid Bharucha, I”. K. (1949). Studies in tho ecology of mangro~cs :
chemical factors of mangrove soils. J . Univ. Bombay 18, 17--35.
Navalkar, 13. S. arid Bharucha, F’ . R. (1950). Studies in the ecology of mangroves :
exchangeable bases o f mangrove soils. J . Univ. Bombay 18, 7-16.
hTeill, W. 11. (1958). The occurrence of amphibians and reptiles in salt water
areas, and a bibliography. Bull. nzer. Sci. Gulf Caribb. 8, 1-97.
Noakes, D. S. P. (1951). Notes on the silviculture of the marigrove forests of
Matang, Perak. Malay. Forest. 14, 183-196.
Noakes, D. S. P. (1958). Mangrove. JVkl FOY. Conp. 1954, 3, 1956 (19581,
Noamesi, G. K. (1959). -4 revision of the Xylocarpae (fileliaceae). Diss. Abstr.
415-424.
19. 1531.