π What Are Deemed Forest and Kelp Forest ?
π Deemed forests are areas of land that appear to be forested but are not officially classified as such in government or revenue records. In India, deemed forests account for about 1% of total forest land.πΊπΊ
π Kelp forest :- Kelp forests are underwater areas with dense concentrations of kelp, a large brown algae that grows in cool, shallow coastal waters. πΊπΊ
π° They are home to a wide variety of plants and animals, including fish, invertebrates, marine mammals, seals, sea lions, whales, sea otters, gulls, terns, and snowy egrets.
π° Marine protected areas (MPAs) can help protect existing kelp forest ecosystems and may help regenerate those that have been affected.
π Deemed forests are areas of land that appear to be forested but are not officially classified as such in government or revenue records. In India, deemed forests account for about 1% of total forest land.πΊπΊ
π Kelp forest :- Kelp forests are underwater areas with dense concentrations of kelp, a large brown algae that grows in cool, shallow coastal waters. πΊπΊ
π° They are home to a wide variety of plants and animals, including fish, invertebrates, marine mammals, seals, sea lions, whales, sea otters, gulls, terns, and snowy egrets.
π° Marine protected areas (MPAs) can help protect existing kelp forest ecosystems and may help regenerate those that have been affected.
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Tamarindus indica is native toa.
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Australia
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Africa
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Progressive yield is a concept in forestry that applies to fast-growing, short-rotation tree species that respond well to scientific methods. It was introduced at the 1948 Helsinki World Forestry Congress.
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Quarter girth formula gives how much percent of the true volume
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Photoperiodism was first discovered in which planta.
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π Bamboo Cultivation
This tree, which comes from the grass family, is known as a poor man's timber and green gold.
πΊ It grows fast and requires low maintenance.
β€ It does not require chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers and water to grow.
β€ Matures for cultivation in 4-5 years
πΊ while the hardwood takes 30-80 years.
β€ This tree plays an important role in water and soil conservation.
β It absorbs CO2 and can generate 35% more oxygen than trees.
β It improves soil quality.
πΊ It can be planted to reclaim degraded sites and wastelands.
This tree, which comes from the grass family, is known as a poor man's timber and green gold.
πΊ It grows fast and requires low maintenance.
β€ It does not require chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers and water to grow.
β€ Matures for cultivation in 4-5 years
πΊ while the hardwood takes 30-80 years.
β€ This tree plays an important role in water and soil conservation.
β It absorbs CO2 and can generate 35% more oxygen than trees.
β It improves soil quality.
πΊ It can be planted to reclaim degraded sites and wastelands.
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π Is bamboo a tree or grass?
β¦οΈ Scientifically, bamboo is classified as grass rather than a tree. However, the Indian Forest Act of 1927 categorized it as a tree, making it illegal to cut or transport bamboo outside of forests.
π« In 2017, an amendment to this act removed bamboo from the tree category, allowing for its cultivation and harvesting even outside forest areas without restriction.
β India is the world's second-largest producer of bamboo after China.
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β¦οΈ Scientifically, bamboo is classified as grass rather than a tree. However, the Indian Forest Act of 1927 categorized it as a tree, making it illegal to cut or transport bamboo outside of forests.
π« In 2017, an amendment to this act removed bamboo from the tree category, allowing for its cultivation and harvesting even outside forest areas without restriction.
β India is the world's second-largest producer of bamboo after China.
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The Apex bank providing rural credit in Agriculture field isa.
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Gramin bank
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Seed priming is a pre-sowing treatment where seeds are partially hydrated to initiate early germination metabolic processes, allowing them to germinate faster and more uniformly, but without allowing the radicle (primary root) to fully emerge, essentially "priming" them for quicker germination when planted in the soil; this is achieved by soaking seeds in water or a solution with low osmotic potential for a controlled period of time, then drying them back to near their original moisture content.
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using which tree?
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22%
Sal
17%
Bamboo
13%
Shisham
49%
Teak
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Which chapter of Indian forest act (IFA-1927) deals with village forests
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Chapter II
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Chapter III
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4th world forestry conference was held in Dehradun .
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State of forest report published by FSI, Dehradun is once in ΰ₯€
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π Flowering of Bamboo ππΈ
πΊGregarious Flowering (General flowering):- within one or a few years, over a considerable area, of all or most of the individuals of certain species that do not flower annually. don't flower annually (in some cases death of plant).
πΊβ’ Sporadic Flowering:- Flowering of one or few culms in a clump or a few clump in locality.
πΊβ’ Annual Flowering:- Arundinaria wightiana, Bambusa lineata, Ochlandra stridula etc, not followed by death.
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πΊGregarious Flowering (General flowering):- within one or a few years, over a considerable area, of all or most of the individuals of certain species that do not flower annually. don't flower annually (in some cases death of plant).
πΊβ’ Sporadic Flowering:- Flowering of one or few culms in a clump or a few clump in locality.
πΊβ’ Annual Flowering:- Arundinaria wightiana, Bambusa lineata, Ochlandra stridula etc, not followed by death.
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Breaking of seed dormancy by low temperature of moist seed in termed as ΰ₯€
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Vernalisation
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Dehradun Forestry Institutes.
1. Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy (IGNFA). Dehradun Uttarakhand.
2. Indian Council of Forestry Research & Education, Dehradun (ICFRE) 1987.
3. Forest Research Institute (FRI). Dehradun . Uttarakhand.
4. Forest Survey of India (FSI). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
5. Directorate of Forest Education (DFE). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
6. Wildlife Institute of India (WII). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
7. Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS) :- Dehradun Uttarakhand .
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1. Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy (IGNFA). Dehradun Uttarakhand.
2. Indian Council of Forestry Research & Education, Dehradun (ICFRE) 1987.
3. Forest Research Institute (FRI). Dehradun . Uttarakhand.
4. Forest Survey of India (FSI). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
5. Directorate of Forest Education (DFE). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
6. Wildlife Institute of India (WII). Dehradun. Uttarakhand.
7. Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS) :- Dehradun Uttarakhand .
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