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Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Environmental Sciences & Natural Resources Soil and Water Conservation Measures in Megraded Watershed of Kandhamal District, Odisha Authored by Rageswari Subudhi Abstract A trial was conducted on farmer’s field at Sudreju watershed of Kandhamal district of Orissa, India located within 20030'16” to 20031'24''N latitude and 84017'8” to 84018'14” E longitude with an altitude of 75m above mean sea level. The trial was conducted during 2001-02 & 2002-03.Kharif paddy (cv. Lalat) was transplanted. The project was conducted under National Agricultural Technology Project (Rainfed Rice Production System-7) at All India Coordinated Research Project for Dryland Agriculture (OUAT), Phulbani, Orissa with following objectives. To check erosion of upstream field. To store water in the field to a desired depth. To increase the rice yield. The following treatments were tried T a - Brushwood structureT 2 - Loose

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Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Environmental Sciences & Natural Resources Impact of Microbial Application on Growth & Development of  Dalbergia latifolia  &  Dalbergia sissoo  under Nursery Condition Authored by Nibha Gupta Abstract In the present study, a pot culture experiment was carryout on  Dalbergia latifolia  (Roxb) and  Dalbergia sissoo  for which 30 days old seedlings were developed from freshly collected seeds and subsequently supplemented with previously screened 2 phosphate solubilizing fungi and 2 Rhizobacterial broths of 7 days old, individually as well as in combination. The experimented plants were inoculated for 120 days at 30 days interval. Data recorded for plant height, biomass, leaf area, leaf no., branch no. and other physiological growth parameters RGR, NAR, LAR, QI and R/S. Growth analysis revealed that,  Aspergillus niger  and Co-inocuation of selected microbes may be useful for successful establishment of  D. latifoli