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Salvinia Bibliography
Courtesy of Dr. Peter Room, CSIRO
Updated August 2004
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Adams, C.S., Boar, R.R., Hubble, D.S., Gikungu, M., Harper, D.M., Hickley, P. and Tarras-Wahlberg, N. (2002). The dynamics and ecology of exotic tropical species in floating plant mats: Lake Naivasha, Kenya. Hydrobiologia 488(1-3):115-122.
Agami, M. and Reddy, K.R. 1989. Inter-relationships between Salvinia rotundifolia and Spirodela polyrhiza at various interaction stages. Journal of Aquatic Plant Management 27:296-102.
Andrews, F. M. and Ellis, M. M. (1913). Some observations concerning the reactions of leaf hairs of Salvinia natans. Torrey Botany Club Bulletin 40:441-445.
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Anon (1982). Biocontrol hits Salvinia jackpot in Australia. Tropical Pest Management 28:77-.
Anon (1985). Biological control of Salvinia molesta in the eastern Caprivi. 1:6-.
Anon (1986). Ein Kafer frisst sich durch. Geo 9:172-174.
Anon (1982). A grub that's helpful for a change. Cairns Post.
Anon (1982). How to fight water weeds with nature's own weapons. New Scientist. pp. 500-.
Anon (1987). Indonesia girds to battle Salvinia molesta. Weedwatcher. pp. 1-2.
Anon (1965). Lands of the Port Moresby-Kairuku area, Territory of Papua New Guinea. C.S.I.R.O. Land Research Series 14.
Anon (1981). Le Nenuphar qui doublait de volume tous les jours. Actuel 31,15:38-39.
Anon (1982). Nouveau et interessant. Actuel.
Anon (1986). Salvinia. CIBC Annual Report 1985. pp. 14-.
Anon (1973). Salvinia Salvinia auriculata. Advisory Leaflet. NSW Department of Agriculture, Sydney.
Anonymous. (2000). Environmental assessment for control of the aquatic weed, giant Salvinia (Salvinia molesta) on four national wildlife refuges on the lower Colorado River (Arizona/California). US Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Refuges, Albuquerque, NM. 70 pp.
Arora, J. and Mehra, N.K. (2003). Species diversity of planktonic and epiphytic rotifers in the backwaters of the Delhi segment of the Yamuna River, with remarks on new records from India. Zoological Studies 42(2):239-247.
Arumugam, P. T. and Furtado, J. I. (1974). Water management and enrichment problems with particular reference to Salvinia auriculata Aubl. in Subang Lake, Malaysia. Southeast Asian Workshop on Aquatic Weeds, Malang.
Aryaratne, J. K. P. (1977). Some preliminary observations on the selective toxicity of ammonia towards Salvinia molesta D.S. Mitchell. In: Proceedings of the 6th Asian-Pacific Weed Science Society Conference. pp. 282-284.
Ashlock, P. D. (1970). A revision of the genus Lipostemmata Berg [Hemiptera-Heteraptera: Lygaeidae]. University of Connecticut Occasional Papers Biological Science Series 1:299-309.
Awad, A. S., Milham, P. J. and Toth, J. (1979). Stripping of nutrients from polluted water by Salvinia molesta. In: Proceedings of the 7th Asian-Pacific Weed Science Society Conference. Sydney. pp. 241-243.
Baerecke, J.F. (1914). Analytical key to the ferns and flowering plants in the Atlantic section of Middle Florida (wild and cultivated), 2nd ed. News Publishing Co., DeLand, Florida.
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Baki, B. B., Lim, G. S., Yusof, O., Mohd Ridzuan, I. and Julien, M. H. (1992). The establishment of Cyrtobagous salviniae in Malaysia for the biological control of Salvinia molesta. Abstracts VIII International Symposium on Biological Control of Weeds, New Zealand. pp. 34- .
Balasooriya, I., Paulraj, P. J., Abeygunawardena, S. I. and Nanyakkara, C. (1984). Biology of water hyacinth: Physico chemical properties of water supporting Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.)Solms. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Water Hyacinth, Hyderabad 1983. (Ed. Thyagarajan, G.). pp. 318-332.
Baranowski, R. M. and Bennett, F. D. (1979). Biology, host specificity, and descriptions of the immature stages of Lipostemmata major Ashlock and L.humeralis Berg [hemiptera: Lygaeidae]. The Florida Entomologist 62:383-389.
Barrett, S. C. H. (1989). Waterweed invasions. Scientific American 260:90-97.
Beck, A. J. and Nagle, R. K. (1973). Don't let Salvinia choke up your water supplies. The Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales 84:266-267.
Begg, G. W. (1971). Preliminary tests using formalin as a possible means of chemically controlling Salvinia auriculata and other undesirable floating plants in freshwater impoundments. News Letters from Limnology Society of South Africa 17:22-26.
Bennett, F. D. (1964). Feeding tests with insects attacking Salvinia auriculata undertaken at Belem during October-December 1964. CIBC-.
Bennett, F. D. (1975). Insects and plant pathogens for the control of Salvinia and Pistia. In: Proceedings of the Biological Control for Water Quality Enhancement Workshop. University of Florida, Gainesville (Eds. Brezonik, P. L. and Fox, J. L.), pp. 28-35.
Bennett, F. D. (1969). Investigation on insects as controlling agents for Salvinia auriculata Aubl. and Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms., two aquatic weeds of neotropical origin. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. (1961). Investigations on Salvinia in Trinidad, British Guiana and Brazil during October - December, 1961. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. (1966). Investigations on the insects attacking the aquatic ferns Salvinia spp. in Trinidad and northern South America. In: Proceedings of the Southern Weed Conference 19, pp. 497-504.
Bennett, F. D. (1963). Preliminary report on a second survey of the insects attacking Salvinia spp. in south America February - May 1963. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. (1971). Report on a visit to Botswana to advise on the possibilities of biological control of Salvinia. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. (1963). Second report on the insects collected in association with Salvinia in Brazil during February - May 1963. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. Suggestions for rearing insects for the control of Salvinia. CIBC unpublished.
Bennett, F. D. (1961). Supplementary report and investigations on Salvinia in Trinidad, British Guiana and Brazil during October to December 1961. CIBC unpublished.
Bhambie, S. and Bhardwaj, K. R. (1979). Studies in Pteridophytes XVIII. Use of Salvinia auriculata Aublet - an obnoxious weed - in paper industry. Hydrobiologia 65:209-211.
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Boland, N. P. and Room, P. M. (1983). Estimating population density of Cyrtobagous singularis Hustache (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) on the floating weed Salvinia using Berlese funnels. Journal of the Australian Entomological Society 22:353-354.
Bonnet, A. L. M. (1955). Contribution a l'etude des hydropteridees: recherches sur Salvinia auriculata Aubl. Annales des Sciences Naturelles Botanique et Biologie Vegetale 16:529-601.
Boughey, A. S. (1963). The explosive development of a floating vegetation on Lake Kariba. Adansonia 3:49-61.
Bowmaker, A. P. (1973). Hydrophyte dynamics in Mwenda Bay, Lake Kariba. Kariba Studies paper 3:42-58.
Butters, F.K. (1921). Salvinia in Minnesota. Amer. Fern J. 11:48-53.
Calder, A. A. and Sands, D. P. A. (1985). A new Brazilian Cyrtobagous Hustache (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) introduced into Australia to control Salvinia. Journal of the Australian Entomological Society 24:57-64.
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Cary, P. R. and Weerts, P. G. J. (1980). Growth of Salvinia molesta as affected by nutrition and water temperature. Annual Report from the Division of Irrigation Research, pp. 39-41.
Cary, P. R. and Weerts, P. G. J. (1981). Growth of Salvinia molesta as affected by nutrition and water temperature. In: Proceedings from the 5th. International Symposium on Biological Control of Weeds held at Brisbane in 1980, pp. 35-46.
Cary, P. R. and Weerts, P. G. J. (1983). Growth of Salvinia molesta as affected by water temperature and nutrition. I. Effects of nitrogen level and nitrogen compounds. Aquatic Botany 16:163-172.
Cary, P. R. and Weerts, P. G. J. (1983x). Growth of Salvinia molesta as affected by water temperature and nutrition. II. Effects of phosphorus level. Aquatic Botany 17:61-70.
Cary, P. R. and Weerts, P. G. J. (1984). Growth of Salvinia molesta as affected by water temperature and nutrition. III. Nitrogen-phosphorus interactions and effect of pH. Aquatic Botany 19:171-182.
CDFA, California Department of Food and Agriculture. 1999. Map: Cities with sites of Limnobium or Salvinia species. California Department of Food and Agriculture, Integrated Pest Control Branch, Noxious Weed Inforamation Project.
Chapman, A.W. (1860). Flora of the southern United States: containing an abridged description of the flowering plants and ferns of Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, 3rd ed. Ivison Phinney and Co., New York.
Chin, L. Y. and Fong, F. W.Preliminary studies on the productivities of the two most abundant macrophytes in Subang Lake. 422-435.
Chisholm, I. F. (1979). A laboratory investigation of Paulinia acuminata [Degeer] [Orthoptera: Acrididae] as a biological control agent for Salvinia molesta. Bulletin of Entomological Research 69:111-114.
Chow, C. Y., Thevasagayam, E. S. and Wambeek, E. G. (1955). Control of Salvinia - a host of Mansonia mosquitos. Bulletin World Health Organisation 12:365-369.
Cilliers, C. J. (1991). Biological control of water fern, Salvinia molesta (Salviniaceae), in South Africa. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 37:219-224.
Clatworthy, J. N. and Harper, J. L. (1962). The comparative biology of closely related species living in the same area. V. Inter- and intraspecific interference within cultures of Lemna spp. and Salvinia natans. Journal experimental Botany 13:307-324.
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Coates, D. (1982). On the biological problems caused by the introduced water-weed Salvinia molesta Mitchell in the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea. Regional workshop on limnology and water resources management in developing countries of Asia and the Pacific, Kuala Lumpur 1982.
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Cook, C. D. K. and Gut, B. J. (1971). Salvinia in the state of Kerala, India. Pest Articles and News Summaries 17:438-447.
Cordo, H. A., Loach, C. J. de and Ferrer, R. (1982). The weevils Anchodemus, Tanysphiroidens and Cytobagous that feed on Hydrocotyle and Salvinia in Argentina. Coleopterists Bulletin 36, 279-286.
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Croxdale, J. G. (1978). Salvinia leaves. I. Origin and early differentiation of floating and submerged leaves. Canadian Journal of Botany 56:1982-1991.
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Croxdale, J. G. (1981). Salvinia leaves. III. Morphogenesis of the submerged leaf. Canadian Journal of Botany 59: 2065-2072.
CSIRO and Room, P. M. (1985). Assault on the Sepik. - a 28 minute film on biological control of Salvinia in Papua New Guinea. C.S.I.R.O. Film & Video Unit, Melbourne 1:1-.
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