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Micro Site Characters Vis-a-vis Rooting Behaviour in Sal (Shorea robusta)


     

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The paper details the ischolar_maining behaviour in Sal (Shorea robusta) tree at a site having compacted soil and with a hard pan formation. The tap-ischolar_main extended upto 1.2 m only. Lateral ischolar_mains extended upto a length of about 12 m in the direction of a 'nala', thereby sbowing that with shallow tap-ischolar_main, long lateral ischolar_mains running parallel to the soli layers get formed, to meet the water needs of the tree especially in hot dry season.
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S. P. Pant

S. C. Pharasi


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The paper details the ischolar_maining behaviour in Sal (Shorea robusta) tree at a site having compacted soil and with a hard pan formation. The tap-ischolar_main extended upto 1.2 m only. Lateral ischolar_mains extended upto a length of about 12 m in the direction of a 'nala', thereby sbowing that with shallow tap-ischolar_main, long lateral ischolar_mains running parallel to the soli layers get formed, to meet the water needs of the tree especially in hot dry season.