Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 6Wada Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1995 - Geology |
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( A ) Slope stabilization structures on steep slopes for revegetation . ... ( A ) Slope
stabilization structures Cross Barriers : Cross barriers are suitable in the head -
water reaches / higher order streams , main drainage channels receiving
relatively ...
( A ) Slope stabilization structures on steep slopes for revegetation . ... ( A ) Slope
stabilization structures Cross Barriers : Cross barriers are suitable in the head -
water reaches / higher order streams , main drainage channels receiving
relatively ...
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The forest cover in the third region, i.e. the south-western slopes of the Himalayas
, is in the most pronounced state of degradation. Though technically 50% (IIASA,
1986) of the land has forest cover, only about 10% has dense forests. There are ...
The forest cover in the third region, i.e. the south-western slopes of the Himalayas
, is in the most pronounced state of degradation. Though technically 50% (IIASA,
1986) of the land has forest cover, only about 10% has dense forests. There are ...
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Notionol Highway B.H.E.L. Factory Forest Rood From Lucknow HA DOVODE
Jwalapur River RAWASAN Conal DIVISION O.R.H Laldhong HHH Railway line A
Forest Rest House are dominated by sal - forest , while the southern slopes carry
a ...
Notionol Highway B.H.E.L. Factory Forest Rood From Lucknow HA DOVODE
Jwalapur River RAWASAN Conal DIVISION O.R.H Laldhong HHH Railway line A
Forest Rest House are dominated by sal - forest , while the southern slopes carry
a ...
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