Titlebook: Agroforestry Systems in India: Livelihood Security & Ecosystem Services; Jagdish Chander Dagar,Anil Kumar Singh,Ayyanadar A Book 2014 Spri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4331-2country resulted in a variety of wetland systems ranging from high altitude cold desert wetland to hot and humid wetlands in coastal zones with its diverse flora and fauna. These ecosystems provide immense services and commodities to humanity. Wetlands perform numerous valuable functions such as rec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9945-3st of these systems are location specific, and information on them is mostly anecdotal. The situation is now changing and a lot of research inputs have been at place since the existence of All India Coordinated Project on Agroforestry and establishment of National Centre for Agroforestry at Jhansi.

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Robert L. Bettinger,Peter J. Richersony participation in plantation of commercial tree species through Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) institutes. As follow-up, the All India Coordinated Research Project (AICRP) on Agroforestry was established in 1983 by the ICAR for conducting research work in collaboration with State Ag

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Jagdish Chander Dagar,Anil Kumar Singh,Ayyanadar AThe first attempt to compile research done in India on agroforestry.Represents a bold step towards authoritative accounts of agroforestry in different ecoregions of South and Southeast Asia.The book w

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Introduction, animals after leaving the hunting and gathering habit. The hunting and food gathering system gradually gave way to food producing systems. Incidentally, some stray references related to tree plantations occur in different texts of the Vedic literature. Archeological excavations corroborate early tr

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Soil Conservation and Ecosystem Stability: Natural Resource Management through Agroforestry in NortThe major natural resources of Western Himalayas are water, forests, floral, and faunal biodiversity. Forests constitute the major share in the land use of the region covering more than 65?% of the total geographical area of the region. The estimated annual soil loss from northwest Himalayas is appr