Riverine agroforestry is a dynamic farming system along riverbanks that contributes to climate-resilient agriculture; however, trees often exert strong negative interactions with crops through light interception due to their dense, persistent canopies. This study quantified the effects of bund trees (i.e., Acacia nilot...
K. Chandra, Arun Kumar Shukla, A. Bhardwaj et al.· Agroforestry Systems· 0 citations
Land-use change is a major driver of soil degradation in tropical ecosystems, influencing soil organic carbon (SOC), nutrients and ecosystem productivity. This study evaluated the effects of five contrasting land-use systems, namely natural forest (NF), degraded forest (DF), fallow land (FL), pine plantation (PP), and...
Hungyo Wungshap, Basanta Moirangthem, Salam Suresh Singh et al.· Environment and Ecology· 0 citations
Forests are recognised as multifunctional socio‐ecological systems supporting biodiversity conservation, climate regulation, ecosystem services, livelihood security and sustainable development. However, forest economies remain shaped by competing pressures from conservation, resource extraction, climate governance an...
Rajdeep Chanda, S. K. Tripathi· Sustainable Development· 0 citations
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