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Root Development in Alluvial Grasslands of Varanasi


     

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Soil monolith method is found to be suitable for study of ischolar_main production and distribution for grassland species of Varanasi. Root development of forbs and grasses is explained for alhuvial soil conditions. Trend of ischolar_main production and its distribution in Dichanthium and Bolhriochloa subjected to biotic disturbance on alluvial plains of Varanasi is recorded. Wet and dry phases of the habitats are explained to be the factors responsible for ischolar_main extension and siratification among grassland spccics. Below ground production of 33840 kg/ha is found to be the maximum for Cynodon among the grasses.
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Soil monolith method is found to be suitable for study of ischolar_main production and distribution for grassland species of Varanasi. Root development of forbs and grasses is explained for alhuvial soil conditions. Trend of ischolar_main production and its distribution in Dichanthium and Bolhriochloa subjected to biotic disturbance on alluvial plains of Varanasi is recorded. Wet and dry phases of the habitats are explained to be the factors responsible for ischolar_main extension and siratification among grassland spccics. Below ground production of 33840 kg/ha is found to be the maximum for Cynodon among the grasses.