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Grassland Ecosystems of Central Indian Himalaya Structure and Function

Books from same Author: Dobhal Rajendra

Books from same Publisher: Bishen Singh Mahendra Pal Singh

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  • General Information  
    Author(s)Dobhal Rajendra
    PublisherBishen Singh Mahendra Pal Singh
    ISBN9788121108089
    Pages296
    BindingHardcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJanuary 2013

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    Bishen Singh Mahendra Pal Singh Grassland Ecosystems of Central Indian Himalaya Structure and Function by Dobhal Rajendra

    With increasing migratory and sedentary livestock population and unplanned grazing, the Himalayan grasslands have been facing acute threat of degradation. Unfortunate is the fact that grasslands have long been an abandoned and low priority and low priority area in the Governmental plans and policies. There have also been meager efforts in accounting their ecosystem function. Overall a large gap exists in understanding of ecosystem function and sustainable utilization of these economically and ecologically important habitats.The present book encompasses data generated on various aspects of grassland ecosystem function such as structure and composition, phenology, vigour, biomass and productivity energetic and nutrient cycling.Grassland Ecosystems of Central Indian Himalaya may be instrumental in providing baseline data of research and development of Himalayan grassland which may further be useful in sustainable utilization of grasslands and study of climate change.