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Cotoneaster microphylla Wall. - a Suitable Species for Soil Conservation in Temperate Regions of Himalayas


     

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Cotoneaster microphylla Wall, seed has seed coat dormancy and concentrated sulphuric acid treatments proved effective in hastening germination. Roots of a single plant can bind soil upto 1.88 m2 with the strong lateral and fibrous ischolar_mains The taper rate of lateral ischolar_mains varies from 0.10 to 0.16 which itself is an indication of strong ischolar_mains. Intricately branched aerial portion of this species spreads on an average over 2.26 m2 land surface and helps in checking splash erosion.
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R. P. Singh

Bhagwati Prasad

Nawa Bahar


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Cotoneaster microphylla Wall, seed has seed coat dormancy and concentrated sulphuric acid treatments proved effective in hastening germination. Roots of a single plant can bind soil upto 1.88 m2 with the strong lateral and fibrous ischolar_mains The taper rate of lateral ischolar_mains varies from 0.10 to 0.16 which itself is an indication of strong ischolar_mains. Intricately branched aerial portion of this species spreads on an average over 2.26 m2 land surface and helps in checking splash erosion.