Author

KARS Perera

Senior Lecturer Department of Botany, The Open University of Sri Lanka - Cited by 255 - Mangroves - Coastal zone ecology - Environment science

Biography

 Dr. KARS Perera is currently affiliated to Department of Botany, University of Kelaniya, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, continuing research in the specialized scientific area of Botany.Dr. KARS Perera is serving as an honorary reviewer for Journal of Coastal Zone Management & other reputed journals and has authored several articles along with chapters in different books related to Botany.
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Vegetation structure and species distribution of mangroves along a soil salinity gradient in a micro tidal estuary on the north-western coast of Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD Amarasinghe, S SomaratnaScience and Education Publishing, 2013201
59
2013
Carbon sequestration capacity of mangrove soils in micro tidal estuaries and lagoons: A case study from Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD AmarasingheGeoderma 347, 80-89, 2019201
40
2019
Potential impact of predicted sea level rise on carbon sink function of mangrove ecosystems with special reference to Negombo estuary, Sri Lanka
K Perera, K De Silva, MD AmarasingheGlobal and Planetary Change 161, 162-171, 2018201
36
2018
Ecological biogeography of mangroves in Sri Lanka
MD Amarasinghe, K PereraCeylon Journal of Science 46 (5), 119, 2017201
24
2017
Atmospheric carbon removal capacity of a mangrove ecosystem in a micro-tidal basin estuary in Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD AmarasingheAtmospheric Environment 4, 121-128, 2016201
13
2016
Ecosystem carbon stock of mangroves at the Batticaloa Lagoon, Sri Lanka
KARS Perera, MD AmarasingheThe Open University of Sri Lanka, 2018201
11
2018
Historical biogeography of Sri Lankan mangroves
MD Amarasinghe, K PereraCeylon Journal of Science 46 (5), 111, 2017201
8
2017
Assessment of blue carbon stock of mangroves at Malwathu Oya estuary, Sri Lanka
KAR Perera, MD AmarasingheThe Open University of Sri Lanka, 2021202
4
2021
Mangrove soils are superior carbon sinks: Evidence from Sri Lankan mangrove ecosystems
K Perera, MD AmarasingheSri Lanka Association for Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, 2015201
4
2015
Contribution of vegetation structure on carbon assimilation capacity of mangrove ecosystem: A case study from Negombo estuary, Sri Lanka
MAD Umayangani, K PereraInternational Journal of Marine Science 7, 2017201
3
2017
Net photosynthetic production and potential carbon assimilation capacity of mangroves of Kadolkele in Negombo estuary, Sri Lanka
K Perera, M Saparamadu, MD AmarasingheUniversity of Kelaniya, 2011201
3
2011
Vegetation structure, biomass and carbon retention capacity of mangroves at Northeast coast of Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD AmarasingheCeylon Journal of Science 50 (), 183-191, 010
2
2021
Effect of vegetation structure on potential gross primary productivity of mangrove ecosystems in Negombo estuary, Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD Amarasinghe, V PahalawathaarachchiResearch Symposium 010-Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, 01001
2
2010
Development of allometric equations to determine above and below ground biomass and organic carbon content in Bruguiera gymnorrhiza and Lumnitzera racemosa
K Perera, M Saparamadu, MD AmarasingheUniversity of Kelaniya, 01101
2
2011
Distribution pattern of total organic carbon in soils of micro tidal mangrove ecosystem in west coast of Sri Lanka
K Perera, MD AmarasingheInternational Journal of Science and Knowledge 3 (1), 7-33, 01401
2
2014
Efficacy of traditional practice of mangrove cultivation in Negombo estuary
K De Silva, K Perera, MD AmarasingheMeeting on Mangrove ecology, functioning and Management (MMM3) 2-6 July 202 …, 20220
1
2012
Knowledge, awareness and attitudes towards the management of diabetes mellitus among patients in Sri-Lanka Suburban Community
W Jayawickrama, K PereraSri Lanka Journal of Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism 6 (2), 2-30, 20620
1
2016
Spatial distribution and dynamics of selected mangrove forests on the east and west coasts of Sri Lanka
W de Silva, KARS Perera, MD AmarasingheSri Lanka Journal of Aquatic Sciences 27 (2), 23-35, 2022202
1
2022

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