Macrophytes have the potential to withstand pollutant-induced stress and can be used to
clean contaminated water using phyto-extraction, phyto-degradation, phyto-filtration, phyto …

Anthropogenic land use changes in the vicinity of forest catchments are explicitly
responsible for the deforestation and degradation of tropical forest thereby altering the …

Introduction: Anthropogenic disturbances resulting from extensive mining activities in
tropical regions pose significant threats to native land use, leading to deforestation …

Anthropogenic land use and land cover changes are major drivers of environmental
degradation and declining soil health across heterogeneous landscapes in Central India. To …

During the Palaeoproterozoic era, the Northern and Southern cratonic blocks of the Indian
Plate came together and amalgamated. Farther, facilitated by the East-West trending central …

Water scarcity occurs in the agriculturally dominated Upper catchment area of Narmada
River, Central India because of the overexploitation of underground water for residential …

Introduction Soil microbiome is a major source of physiologically active microorganisms,
which can be potentially mobilized by adding various nutrients. To study this process, a long …

Coal remains a pivotal energy source, meeting 27% of global energy demand and 70% of
India's energy requirements. However, coal mining significantly disrupts land use …

This study was carried out on the composition and structure of forest vegetation in
Achanakmaar Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve in Central India. The density and basal area …

Investigating the contribution of basin to the cycle of hydrological and the area's size, shape,
and creation through quantitative analysis of these characteristics of the local scenery …