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Hewetson, C. E.
- Note on the Type of Forest Occurring in the Higher Parts of the Central Provinces
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Indian Forester, Vol 66, No 8 (1940), Pagination: 468-473Abstract
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- Observation on the Ecology of Tectona grandus in the Central Provinces
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Indian Forester, Vol 67, No 12 (1941), Pagination: 617-629Abstract
The main points of the Ecology of teak int the Central Provinces are discussed and four suggestions made: (i) The soil derived from Trap rock is especially suitable to teak and that this is due to these soils being more moisture-retentive than those derived from sandstone or crystalline rocks. (ii) Fire protection is normally helpful to teak in this area.(iii) The other species present in the forest play a large part in the establishment of teak seedlings, (iv) The combination of teak and bamboo may be a true climatic climanx, but the loose use of the word "teak forest" to describe a formation m which teak trees form a varying proportion of the crop and where it is one of a number of species is dangerous to clear thinking. For the present it is better to regard forest in which teak forms a higher pro- portion of the crop than usual as a seral type.- Programmes
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Indian Forester, Vol 69, No 11 (1943), Pagination: 428-431Abstract
No abstract- Occurrence of Melia composita (Willd) in Allapalli Range South Chanda, M.P.
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Indian Forester, Vol 76, No 12 (1950), Pagination: 540-540Abstract
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Indian Forester, Vol 77, No 9 (1951), Pagination: 564-567Abstract
No abstract- A Discussion on the Ecological Position of Sal (Shorea robltsta) in Central India
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Indian Forester, Vol 79, No 6 (1953), Pagination: 310-320Abstract
The article discusses the ecological problems of the distribution of Sal in Central India. The main distribution of the sal is probably controlled by climate but within its range the distribution depends mostly on edaphic factors. It is pointed out that no simple explanation in terms of physical or chemical factors is adequate and directs attention to lines of research which might lead to progress.- Fires and their Ecological Effects in Madhya Pradesh
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