The Forests of India, 第 2 卷 |
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第 16 頁
... the people were free to cut what wood they pleased , to graze their cattle , and to exercise common rights without let or hindrance . It is but just , therefore , that the fact of these rights being withdrawn should be made known by ...
... the people were free to cut what wood they pleased , to graze their cattle , and to exercise common rights without let or hindrance . It is but just , therefore , that the fact of these rights being withdrawn should be made known by ...
第 18 頁
... is impossible without a system of strict control over all timber , wood and forest produce in transit , whether it is the produce of Government or private lands , or has been imported from forests beyond British territory .
... is impossible without a system of strict control over all timber , wood and forest produce in transit , whether it is the produce of Government or private lands , or has been imported from forests beyond British territory .
第 26 頁
The correspondence originated from some remarks made by Major Morgan in the Madras Forest Report for 1861-62 , in which he deprecated girdling teak before felling as it rendered the wood brittle . On this the Secretary of State ( No.
The correspondence originated from some remarks made by Major Morgan in the Madras Forest Report for 1861-62 , in which he deprecated girdling teak before felling as it rendered the wood brittle . On this the Secretary of State ( No.
第 27 頁
When a tree has been ringed the wood - cutters object to cut it down on account of its increased hardness ; this objection might be waived were it not for another , and more serious one , which has been adduced .
When a tree has been ringed the wood - cutters object to cut it down on account of its increased hardness ; this objection might be waived were it not for another , and more serious one , which has been adduced .
第 40 頁
And it would also seem that the timber which he calls kuppalee and bullet wood ( Mimusops littoralis ) , may be advantageously made use of for their superior quality and their accessibility . Orders should be issued to the ...
And it would also seem that the timber which he calls kuppalee and bullet wood ( Mimusops littoralis ) , may be advantageously made use of for their superior quality and their accessibility . Orders should be issued to the ...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | The Forests of India, 第 2 卷 The Forests of India, Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 作者 | Edward Percy Stebbing |
| 編者 | Sir Harry George Champion |
| 出版者 | J. Lane, 1923 |
| 來源： | 加州大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2009年1月8日 |
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