C.N. Kurugundla
Dr. Chandraskara Naidu Kurugundla is a multi-disciplinary professional. He obtained his M. Sc. in plant sciences and Ph.D. in experimental crude oil pollution on plants, in India. His specializations include plant physiology, biochemistry, taxonomy, anatomy, floristic studies, alien invasive weeds, ecology, environmental and water quality studies, pollution and lake/wetland restorations. He taught for 16 years from 1981 and retired as the head of the Department of Botany in Sir Theagaraya College, Univesity of Madras, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, before taking up an assignment in Botswana as thRead More...
A Guide to the Hydrometric Network in Botswana
Books by C. N. Kurugundla And B. Somolekae
FIVE YEARS OF FIELD WORK AND FIVE YEARS OF WRITING THIS GUIDE – HAVE THE PATIENCE TO READ AND ABSORB a compelling, dazzling, and incredibly helpful manual for scholars and practitioners in hydrology. The guide is the first of its kind, and each chapter is intriguing to learn about Botswana's hydrometric network.
A Guide to the Hydrometric Network in Botswana
Books by C. N. Kurugundla And B. Somolekae
FIVE YEARS OF FIELD WORK AND FIVE YEARS OF WRITING THIS GUIDE – HAVE THE PATIENCE TO READ AND ABSORB a compelling, dazzling, and incredibly helpful manual for scholars and practitioners in hydrology. The guide is the first of its kind, and each chapter is intriguing to learn about Botswana's hydrometric network.
AQUATIC AND WETLAND PLANTS OF BOTSWANA
Books by C. N. Kurugundla
An anthology of aquatic plants is an excellent collection of knowledge about anything in fresh, marine, or polluted waters. This pictorial guide deals with aquatic and wetland plants from the Okavango to the transboundary rivers to the rainwater ponds and dams. Organized and written in a way that will make information easily accessible to specialists and non-specialists alike.
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Prohibited Aquatic Invasive Weeds In Botswana
Books by CN. Kurugundla
This guide is motivational and inspiring to the students, weed control managers, communities and others. With great effort, the author describes the weed and weed characters in simpler terms to reach the common people. Eight aquatic invasive weeds have been prohibited in Botswana and their movement within the country is restricted as per the Aquatic Weed (Control) Act of 1986, Botswana. The readers draw attention to how these weeds can be identified in the fie
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