Effect of IBA formulations, provenances on growth parameters and physiological attributes of <i>Morus indica</i> under nursery conditions in Himachal Pradesh

Loushambam, R. S.; Thakur, Chhavi; Taloh, Aido; Mayanglambam, Shankar

doi:10.5958/2454-1761.2017.00029.8

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“…Bamboos have high economic, ecological and social benefits (Lalhruaitluanga & Prasad, 2009, Akwada & Akinlabi, 2016, Tewari et al, 2019 and are also able to survive in wide range of climatic conditions (Tewari et al, 2015). Bamboo also plays a very important role in carbon sequestration (Gu et al, 2019) and biodiversity conservation (Raizada et al, 2002, Loushambam et al, 2017. People in rural areas are closely associated with bamboos as they make household items and living from it (Setiawati et al, 2017).…”

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Bamboos: Diversity, Utilization and Economic Importance in Tizit Area of Mon District, Nagaland, India

Konyak¹,

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2021

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Bamboos are also known to as ‘green gold’ and ‘poor man’s timber’ and is one of the most important groups of plants belonging to family poaceae (Gramineae) and is used as an alternate for timber. They have wide range of uses, such as food sources, building materials, paper etc. they have wide socio-economic values. Bamboos also play a very important role in biodiversity conservation. More than 1250 bamboo species of 75 genera are recorded from around the world. In this paper we recorded 9 bamboo species under 4 genera from Tizit area in Mon district of Nagaland, India.

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Bamboos: Diversity, Utilization and Economic Importance in Tizit Area of Mon District, Nagaland, India

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2021

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“…With the extensive rate of deforestation, the remaining forest cover is present only in the protected areas (National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries and Reserve Forests) of the state covering about 26 832 km 2 of the total geographic area (Loushambam et al, 2017).…”

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Assessment of woody species diversity and composition along a disturbance gradient in Behali Reserve Forest of Biswanath district, Assam, India

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Das

Tangjang

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The present study was carried out in Behali Reserve Forest, a semi-evergreen forest of Assam, India to record and analyze the woody species diversity and community characteristics using random sampling. Altogether, 35 quadrats (20 m × 20 m) were randomly established and studied from August 2018 to April 2019 spreading across nine study sites. A total of 128 (118 identified and 10 unidentified) woody species from 83 genera and 43 families were found in the sampled area of 1.4 ha. Lauraceae with 19 species was the richest family by species followed by Euphorbiaceae and Phyllanthaceae (eight species each). Altogether, 787 individuals were recorded from the sampled plots and the stand density ranged between 250 individuals × ha-1 to 725 individuals × ha-1 with mean stand density of 543 individuals × ha-1. Species-wise density analysis revealed that Magnolia hodgsonii (96.43 individuals × ha-1) has the maximum tree density. Plot wise analysis showed that Dikal (58.32 m 2 × ha-1) recorded the maximum basal area as well as the equitability index of 0.95. In Serelia, we recorded the highest Simpson index (0.92), Shannon H index (2.76), Brillouin index (2.11), Menhinick (3.49), Margalef (5.29) and Fisher alpha index (26.59). In Radhasu, we recorded maximum evenness (0.90), dominance (0.58) and Berger-Parker index (0.65). The maximal values of Chao index (38.53) was recorded in Hatimara. Our study also revealed that diversity was maximal for the community under medium level of disturbance in the reserve, while communities under the lowest and highest disturbance pressure had minimal diversity. The Behali Reserve Forest exhibited a great species richness (118 species), mean basal area (44.42 m 2 × ha-1) and stand density (in total, 788 individuals per study area of 1.4 ha) compared to the other forests of the northeastern region of India.

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Effect of IBA formulations, provenances on growth parameters and physiological attributes of Morus indica under nursery conditions in Himachal Pradesh

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Bamboos: Diversity, Utilization and Economic Importance in Tizit Area of Mon District, Nagaland, India

Bamboos: Diversity, Utilization and Economic Importance in Tizit Area of Mon District, Nagaland, India

Assessment of woody species diversity and composition along a disturbance gradient in Behali Reserve Forest of Biswanath district, Assam, India

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