The Forests of India, 第 2 卷 |
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comparative values of Burma and Malabar teak he wrote , An opinion appears to be prevalent that Burma teak grows on low and marshy soils , and is of rapid growth . This should be corrected ; for most part of the Burma teak grows on dry ...
comparative values of Burma and Malabar teak he wrote , An opinion appears to be prevalent that Burma teak grows on low and marshy soils , and is of rapid growth . This should be corrected ; for most part of the Burma teak grows on dry ...
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An additional officer cannot be sanctioned , but the staff at the Conservator's disposal appears to His Excellency in Council to be sufficiently numerous to admit of an officer being made available , and I am directed to request an ...
An additional officer cannot be sanctioned , but the staff at the Conservator's disposal appears to His Excellency in Council to be sufficiently numerous to admit of an officer being made available , and I am directed to request an ...
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He appears also to have somewhat misunderstood the meaning of the Conservator's proposals , if he supposes him to ... In other respects the remarks made , and rules proposed by Mr. Forsyth , appear to the Lieutenant - Governor to be ...
He appears also to have somewhat misunderstood the meaning of the Conservator's proposals , if he supposes him to ... In other respects the remarks made , and rules proposed by Mr. Forsyth , appear to the Lieutenant - Governor to be ...
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THE TRAINING OF FOREST PROBATIONERS FOR INDIAN | 42 |
THE PROGRESS OF FOREST ADMINISTRATION IN THE MADRAS | 90 |
THE PROGRESS OF FOREST CONSERVANCY IN THE BOMBAY | 134 |
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acres administration already amount annually appears appointments areas arrangements Assistant bamboos become Bengal Bombay Brandis British Burma carried charge Chief close Collector commenced Commissioner Conservator considerable considered cost cultivation dated demand demarcation deodar difficulty direct district Division establishment estimated existing extent fact feet felling fire Forest Department Forest Officers forestry formed fuel give given Government of India grazing growth hills important increase interest land lines Local Madras matter measures ment miles Nagpur native natural necessary obtained operations opinion owing Pearson period plantations planting position possible practice present produce progress proposed protection Provinces Punjab question railway reason reference regards remarks Report reserves River rules sâl Secretary selected Service sleepers species staff success suggested supply Survey taken teak timber tracts trees valuable village whole wood young