Land degradation is one of the most important factors responsible for the alarming situation
of food security, human health, and socioeconomic development in the country. Currently …

Coastal and island habitats are among the most fragile and climate-vulnerable ecosystems
in the world which host around 2.4 billion people. This fragile ecosystem has been …

Exploration of fruit tree-based agroforestry systems is essential for Bangladesh's agriculture
in the era of climate change scenarios and shrinking agricultural land in order to ensure food …

The tree-based farming system is one of the finest options for crop diversification, ecological
stabilisation and economic upliftment in the Indian Himalayan regions. Kee** this …

Scarcity of green fodder in semi-arid regions is a major bottleneck for the adoption of
livestock-based production systems. To address this challenge with a focus on sustainable …

Biodiversity has a pivotal role to play in providing ecosystem goods and services, which is
under threat due to various anthropogenic activities. This chapter is based on literature …

Agroforestry systems involving arid, semiarid, subhumid, humid-perhumid, and coastal
ecosystems are pervasive in India. The woody perennial components of such systems …

Wheat and barley are the two most important food grain crops that contribute approximately
34% of the total global food grains production and acknowledged as a strong pillar in …

Melia dubia is an indigenous, fast-growing and most favoured tree species, being promoted
as an alternative to many exotic industrial tree species in India. It is amenable for pulp …

Agroforests are intricate systems whose management relies on copious interactions among
their components. Complex interactions between trees, crops, soil, and climate have a …