Khasi Hills
Landuse/Landcover Change Detection in Umshing- Mawkynroh of East Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya Using Spatial Information Technology
... Abstract- Landuse / Landcover is result of combine activities of physical and human activities. Land use and Land cover change detection is essential for understanding of physical environment, ecological process, soil ...
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Diversity of soil algae in the farmlands of khasi hills, Meghalaya
... on the diversity of the soil algae and their influence on ecosystem functions. Paoletti and Pimentel (1992) reported that changes in land management significantly influenced the soil biota resulting in certain transient ...
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A Geospatial Approach to Climatic Zone Specific Effective Horticultural Planning in East Khasi Hills District of Meghalaya, India
... The study also attempts to identify culturable waste- lands which can be directly recommended for horticul- tural development by adopting suitable horticultural crop. Culturable wastelands of 202 Sq·km areas are ...
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Effectiveness of Fuzzy Overlay Function for Multi Criteria Spatial Modeling—A Case Study on Preparation of Land Resources Map for Mawsynram Block of East Khasi Hills District of Meghalaya, India
... In this paper, we have demonstrated the applicability of multi-criteria spatial modeling for site suitability analysis. A case study on preparation of land resource map for Mawsynram block of East Khasi ...
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Beliefs and institutional mechanisms for maintenance of sacred groves of Khasi hills, Meghalaya
... in Khasi hills of the state are linked with the traditional “Khasi” faith or established by the forefathers of the Khasi people as a kind of bond between man and ...West Khasi ...
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Microgranular Enclaves in Neoproterozoic Granitoids of South Khasi Hills, Meghalaya Plateau, Northeast India: Field Evidence of Interacting Coeval Mafic and Felsic Magmas
... In this communication, we report the field relations and types of microgranular enclaves (ME) hosted in south Khasi granitoids and discuss their implication for rnafic and [r] ...
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... Barasingha Rucervus duvaucelii was stated to be present in East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya (Das et al. 1995) although no record of its existence is available except for a hunting report in 1894 on three ...
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Identity, Deprivation and Demand for Bifurcation of the State of Meghalaya
... the Khasi, Jaintia and the Garo with their numerous divisions into ...the Khasi, Jaintia, Bhoi and the ...East Khasi Hills, West Khasi Hills, Ri–Bhoi and the Jaintia Hills ...
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Ethnomycological Knowledge on Wild Edible Mushroom of Khasi Tribes of Meghalaya, NorthEastern India
... viz Khasi, Jaintia,Bhoi and Garo of which Khasis mainly inhabit West and East Khasi Hills Districts of the ...from Khasi community have acquired a good knowledge of mycology in course of their ...
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Indigenous Knowledge In Preparing Rice Based Foods By The Tribes Of Meghalaya
... the Khasi of West Khasi Hills District, Putyndong, Pulainsaw and Pusyrtap indigenous to the Khasi of Ri Bhoi District and Punei / Tpunai, Tpukhadu indigenous to the ...
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Geomorphic Characteristics Of Mylliem Flat Valley, Meghalaya
... Abstract: Mylliem flat valley lies south of the Shillong Peak in East Khasi Hills district, Meghalaya. It is a structural valley formed due to widening of gaps between the ranges of the Meghalaya Plateau. ...
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Is ‘mainstreaming AYUSH’ the right policy for Meghalaya, northeast India?
... The Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council Act for the protection and promotion of Khasi traditional medicine [35] seems to provide an important focus to pave the way for initiating ...
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Geochemistry of Termite Hills as a Tool for Geochemical Exploration of Glass Sand in the Iraqi Western Desert
... termite hills respectively (Figure 5); this may give precise information about the types of rock from which the sediment was eroded ...termite hills and quarry ...
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A reconnaissance of the geomorphology of central western Tasmania
... White Cliff Hills... Chi ck Harh our �..[r] ...
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FLORISTIC COMPOSITION AND PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF HAZAR NAO HILLS, DISTRICT MALAKAND, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, PAKISTAN
... value constancy index (IVCI) (61.4) was found for S. spontaneum while the smallest IVCI value (5.92) was recorded for C. canadensis. Average importance value (AIV) and IVCI value confirms the predominance S. spontaneum, ...
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Rarity Status Assessments of Bugseeds (Amaranthaceae: Corispermum ) in Manitoba
... Bugseed plants were also recently found by Chris Friesen (personal communication, 2010) along the Assiniboine River in the Assiniboine Corridor Wildlife Management Area, which is also part of the Brandon Sand ...
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Effects of inundation period and tillage option on field performance of self-propelled rice transplanter
... floating hills and water-soil mud pool is not created by the skid of transplanter resulting less buried ...consequently hills of the adjacent transplanted lines buried into the ...buried hills. ...
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Thesis
... construction vocational course and a physical education course, despite her desire to take upper- level classes. She described the situation as “there was one point in time where they messed my schedule up completely, ...
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A mathematical excursion in the isochronic hills
... most hills have non-standard shapes and a leg (defined by its start and end points) could be ...Isochronic hills are rounded. Isochronic hills are surprisingly ...
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Sal Slavery in the Lushai Hills
... manner theychoose. They could be subjected to several hardships, bought and sold as and when necessary, disposed of in a manner the owner wished as if they were his property, and killed or set free according to the whims ...
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