Himalayan Forests and ForestryIndus Publishing, 2000 - 304 pages |
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 9 |
HIMALAYAN FORESTS 40 | 40 |
IMPORTANT HIMALAYAN TREES | 102 |
FOREST PRODUCTS | 150 |
FOREST MANAGEMENT | 174 |
REGENERATION OF FORESTS | 200 |
FOREST PROTECTION | 207 |
FORESTRY RESEARCH | 228 |
FOREST POLICY | 235 |
FOREST LAW | 246 |
PARTICIPATORY FOREST MANAGEMENT | 259 |
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT | 274 |
Appendices | 295 |
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Abies pindrow Acacia catechu acuminate alpine scrub altitude areas Arunachal Pradesh Bamboos Bark Betula Bhutan blue pine Bombax ceiba Cedrus deodara chir pine chir pine forests cms long coriaceous Dalbergia sissoo deciduous deciduous forest deciduous tree deodar developed dun valleys eastern Himalaya elevation evergreen fairly felling foothills forest fires forest management forest occurs forest produce forest type forestry Fruiting fuelwood glabrous globose grazing grey Habit higher Himalaya Himachal Pradesh Himalaya Himalayan forests Himalayan region Himalayan zone indica Kashmir Kumaun lanceolate lateral nerves Leaves lower Himalaya main forest main species moist mountain national park Nepal oak forest oblong ovate parviflora Petals petiole Pinus wallichiana planting protection Quercus rainfall regeneration Rhododendron river Rosa sericea sal forest sanctuary season seeds Sepals Shiwalik hills Shiwalik tract Shorea robusta Sikkim slopes snow soil Stamens sub-alpine SW monsoons temperate Terminalia bellerica timber tributaries upto Vern wildlife winter