From: Jinendra Dissanayake <jineku@yahoo.com>
Received: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:45:57 GMT

Dear sir, Mr. PANKAJ OUDHIA

I am a BSc undergrauate student of unversity of colombo, sri lanka. I have read so many articles available on internet. i want to know much more about the researches done on that plant , hazardous influnces recorde, and any other issues availble. could you please do me a favoure bys sending those relevant information. if so i would be much grateful to you sir.

thanking you

Jinendra Dissanayake

 

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From: Dr. Beena Sharma <raipur_sharma@yahoo.com>
Received: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:33:59 GMT

Respected Sir,

Please refer our telecommunications, I am in need of some informations and/or litrature and/or research outcomes about the following plant species and "allelopathic effect on the growth of parthenium".

1. Melanchra sp
2. Cassia tora
3. Cassia sericea
4. Blumea lacera
5. Hyptis sauveolens

I do hope that you might have been having the above informations, as you are actively engaged in this field. Please arrange to provide me the needed information, at your earliest and obliege.

Yours Sincerley
Dr. Beena Sharma Phone No.:(0771)2583863

 

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From: "GLENN TESKE" < gt.envirag@bigpond.com>
Received: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:33:59 GMT

Sir,
I have just read several articles relating to "Parthenium" on your web site and found all the articles very informative. I am currently working as the Environmental Officer on a Power Line Construction Project in Central Queensland and would like to know any information relating to the survival, longevity and viability of "Parthenium" seeds if they have sunk and are either suspended under water or settle onto the bottom of the stream. I have failed to find any studies or information relating to this. Are such seeds viable should they be pumped from below surface or the bottom of the stream into a tank and transported, later to be pumped out onto the roadway? I would appreciate greatly any assistance you maybe able to give in this matter.

Regards,
Glenn TESKE.

 

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