The Forests of India, 第 3 卷 |
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第 28 頁
This was not successful and the end of the century witnessed the unrestricted fellings in full swing once more -- a deplorably retrograde step . But want of communications was ... This action met with a considerable measure of success .
This was not successful and the end of the century witnessed the unrestricted fellings in full swing once more -- a deplorably retrograde step . But want of communications was ... This action met with a considerable measure of success .
第 33 頁
This work was making headway , and considerable success was said to have been attained during the year with broadcast sowing . The three systems being adopted were : ( 1 ) Rearing seedlings in nurseries and then planting them out in ...
This work was making headway , and considerable success was said to have been attained during the year with broadcast sowing . The three systems being adopted were : ( 1 ) Rearing seedlings in nurseries and then planting them out in ...
第 34 頁
Shuttleworth considered broadcast sowing to be the only feasible plan for large areas and it had been carried out with great success , and was the system in his opinion for adoption in the reboisement of denuded hill - slopes .
Shuttleworth considered broadcast sowing to be the only feasible plan for large areas and it had been carried out with great success , and was the system in his opinion for adoption in the reboisement of denuded hill - slopes .
第 35 頁
Attention may be drawn to the great success of Colonel Peyton's departmental collection of myrobalans ( a success which is entirely due to his energy and forethought ) and to the working of the Kanara Saw Mills ...
Attention may be drawn to the great success of Colonel Peyton's departmental collection of myrobalans ( a success which is entirely due to his energy and forethought ) and to the working of the Kanara Saw Mills ...
第 38 頁
That the future outcome of their recommendations was not to achieve the success aimed at must primarily be laid to the door of the very unsatisfactory position into which the matter of forest conservancy had drifted , to the ...
That the future outcome of their recommendations was not to achieve the success aimed at must primarily be laid to the door of the very unsatisfactory position into which the matter of forest conservancy had drifted , to the ...
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acres addition administration already amount annual appears appointed Assam Assistant Bengal blocks branch Brandis Burma carried Central charge Chief Circle close commenced Commissioner complete Conservator considerable considered crop cultivation demand demarcation difficulties District Division effect established estimated existing experience extensive feet fellings fire fire protection Forest Department Forest Officer Forestry formed future given Government grass grazing growth hills important improvement included increase India Inspector-General Institute interest land latter lines logs March ment method natural necessary obtained operations owing period Plans plantations planting position possible practice preparation present Presidency produce progress proposed protection proved Provinces question railway regards regeneration remarks Report Research Reserves River road sâl selection Service sleepers species square miles staff success suggested supply taken teak timber tion trees villages whilst wood young
書目資訊
| 書名 | The Forests of India, 第 3 卷 The Forests of India, Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 作者 | Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 編者 | Sir Harry George Champion |
| 出版者 | J. Lane, 1926 |
| 來源： | 芝加哥大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2011年7月19日 |
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