Natural Processes in the Redeeming of Garhwal Himalayan Wastelands and Future Strategies for Reclamation-a Case Study
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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1986/v112i7/9952Abstract
This paper describes the result of a case study on the role of natural processes in the revegetation of Himalayan eroded slopes, and other ecologically disturbed areas. The study, after observation of these areas, reveals that the areas can be reclaimed initially through planting of shrubs. The details of the species noticed during the study have been listed.Downloads
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1986-07-01
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Maithani, G. P., & Negi, J. D. S. (1986). Natural Processes in the Redeeming of Garhwal Himalayan Wastelands and Future Strategies for Reclamation-a Case Study. Indian Forester, 112(7), 608–615. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1986/v112i7/9952
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