Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoIssues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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FORESTS is the most important factor in the determinaNext to the major altitudinal effects , rainfall tion of the nature ... tropical , subtropical , temperate and alpine , there can be distinguished wet , moist and dry forest types .
FORESTS is the most important factor in the determinaNext to the major altitudinal effects , rainfall tion of the nature ... tropical , subtropical , temperate and alpine , there can be distinguished wet , moist and dry forest types .
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V. - ALPINE FORESTS The uppermost forests of the Himalayas , from about 9,500 to 12,000 feet , consist of a dense ... These are not " forests " Among various special edaphic and seral forest in the generally understood sense of the term ...
V. - ALPINE FORESTS The uppermost forests of the Himalayas , from about 9,500 to 12,000 feet , consist of a dense ... These are not " forests " Among various special edaphic and seral forest in the generally understood sense of the term ...
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Silviculture , which deals with all the produc- tion side of forestry , is under the direction of a Silviculturist . ... Forest produce is divided into two main heads- ( 1 ) Major produce , i ... , timber and firewood , and ( 2 ) Minor ...
Silviculture , which deals with all the produc- tion side of forestry , is under the direction of a Silviculturist . ... Forest produce is divided into two main heads- ( 1 ) Major produce , i ... , timber and firewood , and ( 2 ) Minor ...
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Contributor | Times of India, Bombay |
| Publisher | Times of India Press, 1953 |
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