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Chadhar, S. K.
- Planting of Bamboo Rhizomes in the Field - suitable Age and Type
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Indian Forester, Vol 127, No 6 (2001), Pagination: 720-722Abstract
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- Retrieval of Bamboo forests in Madhya Pradesh
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Indian Forester, Vol 114, No 9 (1988), Pagination: 496-504Abstract
With the increase in various developmental activities the demand for bamboo has been increased tremendously. To save the shrinking bamboo forests and to increase the yield of bamboos the necessary measures have been suggested and discussed.- Grevillea pteridifolia (SYN. Grevillea banksII)-a Successful Introduction to Mined out Areas of Madhya Pradesh-I
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Indian Forester, Vol 113, No 10 (1987), Pagination: 670-674Abstract
Large tracts of rich forests are being cleared for mining in Madhya Pradesh. After mining the areas are rendered wastelands where site conditions become Inhospitable for normal plant growth. However, State Forest Research Institute, M.P., Jabalpur has got Success in evolving metbodologies for the rehabilitation and revegelation of such mined out sites. Out of the seven most successful species on the mined out areas of bauxite, an Australian species Grevlllea pleridifolia has been found most promising. This species having adopted to the site has been found to be the best producer of organic matter, Natural regeneration of this species have also been observed. This species has been fouod successful at other mined out sites (coal and dolomite) also. Botanical characteristics of this species have been described in this paper.- Grevillea pteridifolia - a New Introduction to Mined out Areas of Madhya Pradesh-II
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An experiment was conducted on the bauxite mined out site at Amarkantak (Shahdol District) to determine the initial input requirements of Grevillea Pteridifolia. It has been observed that the species is very hardy and well adopted to orphaned sites as are available after mining or bauxite ore. The details of the experiment and its result have been discussed in this paper.
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Indian Forester, Vol 113, No 11 (1987), Pagination: 729-733Abstract
An exotie from Australia Grevillea Pteridifolia has been found very successful on the bauxite and coal-mined out sites of Madhya Pradesh. The biomass production efficiency of this species has been found comparable to many other species (E camaldulensis and P. carihaea).An experiment was conducted on the bauxite mined out site at Amarkantak (Shahdol District) to determine the initial input requirements of Grevillea Pteridifolia. It has been observed that the species is very hardy and well adopted to orphaned sites as are available after mining or bauxite ore. The details of the experiment and its result have been discussed in this paper.