Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 6Wada Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1995 - Geology |
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DEHRADUN ' - 1" j 1 Rishikesh J Geology of the Area The synclinal trough
shaped Doon Valley bounded by the rocks of the Lesser Himalayan formations in
north and Siwalik in south, forms a part of the sub-montane region of the Garhwal
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DEHRADUN ' - 1" j 1 Rishikesh J Geology of the Area The synclinal trough
shaped Doon Valley bounded by the rocks of the Lesser Himalayan formations in
north and Siwalik in south, forms a part of the sub-montane region of the Garhwal
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Assimilative capacity of terrestrial ecosystem : A case study of Doon Valley
Assimilative capacity of terrestrial ecosystem is the capacity of plants to adsorb or
absorb pollutants without plant damage. It is dependent on plant-specific and ...
Assimilative capacity of terrestrial ecosystem : A case study of Doon Valley
Assimilative capacity of terrestrial ecosystem is the capacity of plants to adsorb or
absorb pollutants without plant damage. It is dependent on plant-specific and ...
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Table I. The Doon Valley : Landuse Pattern (Areas in. Fig. 1. The various
pressure points and the degraded areas of the valley. Fig. 2. The Doon Valley -
Forest Cover. Severe domoges caused by unscientific mining; i) Deforestation, ii)
Blocked ...
Table I. The Doon Valley : Landuse Pattern (Areas in. Fig. 1. The various
pressure points and the degraded areas of the valley. Fig. 2. The Doon Valley -
Forest Cover. Severe domoges caused by unscientific mining; i) Deforestation, ii)
Blocked ...
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S MUKHOPADHYAYA K N KHATTRI R CHANDER Seismic Velocity and Related Elastic Parameters | 6 |
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