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This leaf let describes the castor cultivation by girijan tribesNot AvailableNot Availabl

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Not AvailableDEALS WITH THE INFORMATION ON THE NUTRIENT ACCUMULATION TRENDS IN STANDING TREES OF FOUR SPECIES WHICH WERE RAISED ON VERTIC INCEPTISOLS. NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS WERE MORE IN THE LEAVES AND BARK OF ALL SPECIES , WITH LEGUMINOUS SPECIES LIKE LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA AND ACACIA NILOTICA HAVING THE HIGHEST CONCENTRATIONS. THE IMPACT OF WHOLE TREE HARVESTING ON THE DEPLETION OF NUTRIENTS FROM THE SOIL POOL HAS BEEN DESCRIBED WITH EMPHASIS ON SHORT ROTATION PRACTICES, HARVESTING FOLIAGE, DEBARKING TREES AND LEAVING BOTH THE MATERIAL AT THE SITE POTENTIAL VALUE IN MAINTAINING SOIL NUTRIENT POOLS FOR FUTURE PLANTATIONS.Not Availabl

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Not AvailableDISCUSSES THE RESULTS OF A STUDY CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF TREE STUMP SPACING ON SPROUTING AND GROWTH OF SPROUTS IN FOUR TREE SPECIES ( AZADIRACHTA INDICA, ACACIA NILOTICA, LEUCAENA LEUCOCEPHALA AND EUCALYPTUS HYBRID) , IN A 6 AND 5- YEAR OLD ENERGY PLANTATION, GROWING IN THE SEMI- ARID VERTISOLS IN KARNATAKA STATE. BARK THICKNESS DID NOT APPEAR TO BE A HINDRANCE IN PERMITTING SPROUTING OF COPPICE SHOOTS, ALTHOUGH STUMP DIAMETERS WERE GREATER UNDER WIDER SPACING (3X 1m) . SPROUTING TOOK PLACE IN ALL FOUR SPECIES , AND THE OPTIMUM SPACING FOR OBTAINING TALL COPPICE SHOOTS WAS 3X 1 m FOR A NILOTICA AND L LEUCOCEPHALA WHILE IN CASE OF A. INDICA AND EUCALYPTUS HYBRID , IT WAS 2X 2M.Not Availabl