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... RAJASTHAN * INTRODUCTION Wastelands comprising of sand dunes and sandy plains are mostly prevalent in the arid zone of Western Rajasthan , ravine- infested areas along the river Chambal and its tributaries in Eastern Rajasthan , shallow ...
... RAJASTHAN * INTRODUCTION Wastelands comprising of sand dunes and sandy plains are mostly prevalent in the arid zone of Western Rajasthan , ravine- infested areas along the river Chambal and its tributaries in Eastern Rajasthan , shallow ...
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... Rajasthan is given in Table 6.1 ( Rajasthan Statistics 1964 ) . NATURE OF SOILS OF WASTELANDS OF RAJASTHAN Several workers have described the nature of soils in dif- ferent parts of the State . Raychaudhuri ( 1964 ) classified the soils ...
... Rajasthan is given in Table 6.1 ( Rajasthan Statistics 1964 ) . NATURE OF SOILS OF WASTELANDS OF RAJASTHAN Several workers have described the nature of soils in dif- ferent parts of the State . Raychaudhuri ( 1964 ) classified the soils ...
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... Rajasthan have therefore to be viewed in relation to adverse climatic condition and large livestock population that ... Rajasthan . In : Symposium on Problems of Indian Arid Zone , UNESCO and Ministry of Education , Jodhpur . Abichandani ...
... Rajasthan have therefore to be viewed in relation to adverse climatic condition and large livestock population that ... Rajasthan . In : Symposium on Problems of Indian Arid Zone , UNESCO and Ministry of Education , Jodhpur . Abichandani ...
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Section I | 3 |
Rolling Back the Wasteland | 13 |
LandUtilisation Mapping to Estimate | 49 |
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