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Close-up view of an infertile frond of Drynaria quercifolia attached to an Acacia (Acacia concinna) tree trunk. 

Close-up view of an infertile frond of Drynaria quercifolia attached to an Acacia (Acacia concinna) tree trunk. 

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Figure 2. Aerial View of Luzon and highlighted in Yellow is the...
Figure 4. An Acacia (Samanae saman) tree dominated by Drynaria...
Figure 5. Close-up view of an infertile frond of Drynaria quercifolia...
Taxonomic diversity, potential growth promoting capacity and ecophysiological drought stress-adaptive mechanisms of root symbiotic fungi (RSF) from Drynaria quercifolia L. and their effects on rice (Oryza sativa L.)
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  • May 2017
Our natural ecosystems continuously suffer as we gear towards modernization. Anthropogenic activities do not only increase the rate of species extinction but also reduce the planet’s sustainability. However, such activities are inevitable since food production is the utmost priority for man’s survival. Efforts have been made to slow down the Earth’...
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