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Reproductive Structures of Pteridophyte

  Reproductive Structures of Pteridophyte The Pteridophyte sporophyte, besides being a prominent component of soil and vegetation, is an important ornamental plant in gardens and lawns. Indoors, its gracefulness and shape fit it ideally as a plant for pot culture in hallways and living rooms, especially during the months of November to March. Transportation of whole plants from one place to another without damage is attempted by packing them in sand, decomposed silt, ashes, or sawdust. Despite their rich horticultural value, many Pteridophytes are vanishing from nature due to indiscriminate destruction of their natural habitats and capturing of species for ornamental purposes. The best means of conservation is an adequate botanical knowledge of these plants, together with their habitats. The approaches of the non-destructive collection of herbarium specimens are now being stressed. The collection is also supplemented with data regarding the locality and habitat, so as to make it de...

Chromosome (Bengali Version Note)

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Penicilin production note ( Bengali Version)

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Monkey in Farakka Station

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CLEANEST VILLAGE OF ASIA

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ROOT BRIDGE OF SHILONG

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Sacred groves: A sustainable conservation strategy for Protection of Biodiversity in India

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  Sacred groves: A sustainable conservation strategy for  Protection of Biodiversity in India The term "sacred grove" refers to communally protected forests that typically have a strong religious consequence for the protecting community. These are the remnants of the prehistoric forest that some rural people protect as the homes of the deity or god. Such "ecosystem loving people" rely on local resources for their daily needs and appreciate nature for the ecological services it offers. Generally speaking, the size of a sacred grove can be anywhere from a few square metres to several hectares. These preserved forest patches are typically located near human settlements. As a result, settlement has become an integral aspect of traditional rural communities. But there is only one rule, however, to be followed in this sacred forest, and, that is – “You cannot take anything out of this forest, else the deity gets upset”. It was thought that disturbing these forest section...