Phyto-Sociological Study of Hemlock (Tsuga dumosa) forest from Uttarakhand, India
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Vegetational Analysis, Tsuga dumosa, UttarakhandAbstract
Tsuga Dumosa, Most Westerly Extension Towards Munsiyari And Dharchula Ranges, Pithoragarh Forest Division. Vegetational Analysis For Its Associated Density, Frequency And Abundance Has Been Mentioned.References
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