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Land | Free Full-Text | Altering Natural Ecosystems Causes Negative Consequences on the Soil Physical Qualities: An Evidence-Based Study from Nilgiri Hill Region of Western Ghats, India

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By M. Jagadesh, Duraisamy Selvi, Subramanium Thiyageshwari, Cherukumalli Srinivasarao
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Unravelling the Release Kinetics of Exchangeable Magnesium in Acid Soil of Nilgiris

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By Subramanium Thiyageshwari, Duraisamy Selvi, Rangasamy Anandham, Munmun Dash
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1. Introduction Magnesium is a crucial element for crops as well as human beings, the deficiency of which alters carbohydrate partitioning and photosynthesis in crops [], moderates sustainable agricultural production as well as development, which produces long-term negative influences on animals as well as human well-being [,].
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Quantifying the Unvoiced Carbon Pools of the Nilgiri Hill Region in the Western Ghats Global Biodiversity Hotspot—First Report

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By M. Jagadesh, Cherukumalli Srinivasarao, Duraisamy Selvi, Subramanium Thiyageshwari
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Abstract : Accelerating land-use change (LUC) in the Nilgiri Hill Region (NHR) has caused its land to mortify. Although this deterioration has been documented, the destruction of buried gem soil has not been reported. Therefore, this study was conducted to assess the impact of LUC on soil-carbon dynamics in the six major ecosystems in the NHR: croplands (CLs), deciduous forests (DFs), evergreen forests (EFs), forest plantations (FPs), scrublands (SLs), and tea plantations (TPs).
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