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 …

Increasing population, industrialization, and economic growth cause several adverse
impacts on the existing environment and living being. Therefore, rising pollutants load and …

Soil erosion in semi-arid climate leading to the development of ravine lands is the most
severe form of land degradation. Ravine lands are formed when soil is not fully covered by …

Bamboo is a versatile resource with a long history of use in construction, paper production,
medicine, textiles, and food. It also offers ecological benefits such as carbon sequestration …

Bamboo, also known as" poor man's timber," is one of Nepal's most significant forest species
and is widely distributed through the country. Bamboo resources have tremendous social …

Understanding rhizosphere processes in relation to the aboveground productivity of bamboo
stands may shed new light on the optimization of management practices and the ecological …

Degradation of land implies either a provisional or permanent deterioration in its productive
potential, which has an adverse impact on agriculture, biodiversity, and the environment …

As a relatively successful agroforestry system, whether the addition of more intercropped
species in the rubber–tea agroforestry system extends the benefits is still unknown but worth …

India has the second richest diversity of bamboos, with a wide variety of indigenous and
exotic bamboo species. They are found in and around forest and non-forest areas and have …

The magnitude and direction of soil organic carbon (SOC) mineralization are closely
regulated by exogenous nutrient addition–and, especially, by limited nutrients such as …