Garhwal Himalaya: Ecology and Environment |
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Contents
Precipitation Climatology of the Garhwal Himalayas 21 | 21 |
A Geological Analysis | 49 |
MussoorieTehri Road | 59 |
Soil Loss through Surface Runoff from | 75 |
Landslide Hazard Zones between the | 89 |
Different Types of Forest Communities in | 131 |
Reminiscences of a Visit to Lokpal | 149 |
Structure of Primary Producers in a Montane | 173 |
Growth Pattern of Current Year Twigs of Some | 195 |
Comparative Analysis of Seed Germination of | 219 |
A Search for | 227 |
Chipkos Earth Charter | 241 |
Restoration of Degraded Ecosystems in | 251 |
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activities affected agricultural Alaknanda alpine altitude amount analysis annual apple aspects associated average biosphere burnt caused cent Central climatic Collection communities conservation correlate cover Delhi district dominant earthquake ecological ecosystems energy environment faults Fire flow fodder followed forests forms frequency fruit Garhwal Himalaya geological grass grazing growth higher hills human important increasing India indicates input land landslide leaf leaves located loss lower maximum medicinal mountain movement natural observed period places plants precipitation present production Quercus rainfall rains range Rawat region respectively ridge rivers road roadcut rocks season September slopes soil South species stations Table Tehri thrust tree tree species twig Uttarkashi valley values varied various vegetation volume Wall winter zone