The Indian Forester, Bände 1-17R.P. Sharma, 1891 |
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... side of the page only . It would not only ensure the correct printing of their communications but enormously lessen our labour which is anything but light . no 10 , JUT Четанцаnt · write defendant ' p . 419. for ' LONDON RATE ' read ...
... side of the page only . It would not only ensure the correct printing of their communications but enormously lessen our labour which is anything but light . no 10 , JUT Четанцаnt · write defendant ' p . 419. for ' LONDON RATE ' read ...
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... side of it are soft and gorged with sap , so that the bark can then be separated from the wood easily . Moreover , owing to this special activity , the liber also contains at this time its maxi- mum amount of tannin . The only portion ...
... side of it are soft and gorged with sap , so that the bark can then be separated from the wood easily . Moreover , owing to this special activity , the liber also contains at this time its maxi- mum amount of tannin . The only portion ...
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The bark on each side of the incision Fig . 62 . may now be lifted up with ease with the extremity of the same tool or with the ordinary khurpa of the Indian gardener . After this , the workman has only to gradually strip off the entire ...
The bark on each side of the incision Fig . 62 . may now be lifted up with ease with the extremity of the same tool or with the ordinary khurpa of the Indian gardener . After this , the workman has only to gradually strip off the entire ...
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... side . Even if we assume , for the sake of argument , that the burning of leaves on the surface of seed - beds is necessary , it is impossible to understand why dead fallen leaves should not fully serve NOTES ON THE UTILIZATION OF ...
... side . Even if we assume , for the sake of argument , that the burning of leaves on the surface of seed - beds is necessary , it is impossible to understand why dead fallen leaves should not fully serve NOTES ON THE UTILIZATION OF ...
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... side of the blaze and the gutter so shaped as to carry the resin sideways into it . It would not answer to suspend the second pot in a line with the blaze , for then the continued freshening of the blaze would become an impossibility ...
... side of the blaze and the gutter so shaped as to carry the resin sideways into it . It would not answer to suspend the second pot in a line with the blaze , for then the continued freshening of the blaze would become an impossibility ...
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1st grade 2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade acid acres agricultural appointed April Assam Assistant Conservator August bamboo bark Bombay Burma carbonization catechin caterpillars cattle cent charcoal Circle Civil Service Regulations clump colour Conservator of Forests crops cultivation dated Dehra District Forest Officer Divisional Forest Officer duty effect feet fire forenoon Forest Department Forest Division Forest School Forestry furlough further orders GAZETTE Government of India granted grass grazing ground growth inches July June kiln land lime Madras manure matter ment months nitrogen Notification obtained Officiating Deputy Conservator Oudh paper pine plants privilege leave produce pulp Punjab Pyinmana quantity R. C. Wroughton received charge reported resin result Revenue rhizomes Sál season seedlings seeds servator of Forests shoots soil species spruce square miles Sub-Assistant Conservator supply tannin teak tiger timber tion trees vegetation villagers wood wood pulp yield
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Seite 452 - All the interior angles of any rectilineal figure, together with four right angles, are equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides.
Seite 176 - Botany the questions will relate to the elementary parts of Vegetable Morphology, Histology, and Physiology ; and to the principles of a natural system of classification as illustrated by the more important British Natural Orders. Candidates will be required to describe plants in technical language. Questions will not be set on Vegetable Palaeontology or the Geographical Distribution of Plants.
Seite 481 - Dunstan saw to his horror that its body was bloodstained, while the skin appeared to be actually sucked or puckered in spots, and the animal staggered as if from exhaustion. In cutting the vine the twigs curled like living, sinuous fingers about Mr. Dunstan's hand, and it required no slight force to free the member from their clinging grasp, which left the flesh red and blistered.
Seite 245 - ... subsoils containing organic nitrogen, lower organisms may serve the higher plants by taking up or attacking and bringing into a more readily available condition combined nitrogen not otherwise, or only very slowly, available for the higher plants. For example, it is probable that fungi generally derive nitrogen from organic nitrogen ; and in the case of those of fairy rings there can be little doubt that they take up from the soil organic nitrogen which is not available to the meadow plants,...
Seite 120 - Europe, did not their high price, varying from two to 150 dollars, prevent their importation. They are distinguished from all others by consisting only of a single piece, and by their lightness and flexibility. They may be rolled up and put into the pocket without injury. In the rainy season they are apt to get black, but by washing them with soap and water, besmearing them with lime-juice or any other acid, and exposing them to the sun, their whiteness is easily restored.
Seite 232 - It is met with also at a higher elevation, but not so vigorous, and at 5,000 feet it is liable to be injured or killed by frost. 7. Seedlings of Ficus elastica planted in the forks of trees in the forest are very difficult to attend to, and they in consequence often become dry about their roots, which retards their growth if it does...
Seite 244 - Leguminosce ; but whilst few now assume that the higher chlorophyllous plants directly assimilate free nitrogen, it is nevertheless supposed to be brought under contribution in various ways; but especially by being brought into combination under the influence of micro-organisms, or of other low forms, either within the soil itself, or in symbiotic growth with a higher plant. Of all the recent results bearing upon the subject, those of Hellriegel and...
Seite 233 - Assam plantations, and the latter mode of planting has therefore been adopted almost exclusively. They are not planted, however, on the ground in the common way, but on small mounds 3 to 4 feet high of earth, and the cut wood ..and rubbish close at hand, which suits the epiphytal habit of growth of this tree.
Seite 246 - SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION. There is no evidence that the leguminous plant itself assimilates free nitrogen. The evidence at present at command, is in favour of the supposition that the observed gain is due to the fixation of nitrogen in the development of the lower organisms in the root-nodules, and that the nitrogenous compounds produced are taken up and utilised by the leguminous plant.
Seite 283 - Austrian navy received a protective armour of cellulose, and our own new vessels are to be similarly provided. While this armour is to render the effect of shots less disastrous by stopping up leaks, on the other hand, bullets for rifle use are made from paper pulp. Of food products, sugar (glucose), and alcohol can be derived from it, and materials resembling leather, cloth, and silk, have been successfully manufactured from it. An entire hotel has been lately built in Hamburg, Germany, of material...