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Journal Article
The first occurrence of halophyte Oryza coarctata in the mid-southern coast of Bangladesh
2025
Overview
The results show considerable variability of O. coarctata in shoot density (300 to 830 shoots m ), plant height (5 to 152 cm), leaf length (2.7 to 29 cm), and biomass (48 to 71 g dry weight m ), indicating the species' phenotypic plasticity in response to environmental conditions. The morphological characteristics of each sample, including plant height, leaf length, breadth, etc., were measured for at least 150 samples at the laboratory of the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute, Patuakhali. To check the parameters of water quality, pore water salinity and water salinity measurements were taken on-site with a digital Refractometer (HI96822, HANNA, Romania). According to reports, O. coarctata grows in the intertidal brackish water of river mudflat systems (Latha et al. 2004, Jagtap et al. 2006), much like other species of temperate salt marsh (Imperata cylindrica) and seagrass (Halophila beccarii) that thrive in estuaries and marine waters (Abu Hena 2013).
