Genesis and Utilisation of Waste Lands: A Case Study of Sultanpur District |
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... to categorise the waste lands at various areal levels , i.e. tahsil , block and village , of Sultanpur District and ... ( 2 ) To identify various environmental and anthropogenic factors which may be responsible for the formation of ...
... to categorise the waste lands at various areal levels , i.e. tahsil , block and village , of Sultanpur District and ... ( 2 ) To identify various environmental and anthropogenic factors which may be responsible for the formation of ...
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Henceforth these variables can be of various types representing both the natural and cultural arenas . 1.4 ( A ) Dependent Variables ( Waste Lands ) ( 1 ) Water Logged Land , ( 2 ) Usar Land , ( 3 ) Banjar Land , ( 4 ) Old Fallow Land ...
Henceforth these variables can be of various types representing both the natural and cultural arenas . 1.4 ( A ) Dependent Variables ( Waste Lands ) ( 1 ) Water Logged Land , ( 2 ) Usar Land , ( 3 ) Banjar Land , ( 4 ) Old Fallow Land ...
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Sultanpur is not very heterogeneous in terms of physiography , but the inception there of various types of waste lands is interesting . This has been analysed in the last chapter through various environmental and anthropogenic factors .
Sultanpur is not very heterogeneous in terms of physiography , but the inception there of various types of waste lands is interesting . This has been analysed in the last chapter through various environmental and anthropogenic factors .
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Introduction | 1 |
Typology and Distribution of Waste Lands | 32 |
Old Fallow Land villagewise 198182 | 63 |
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