Role of traditional home garden systems in Northeast India
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Role of traditional home garden systems in Northeast India
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Creator |
Tangjang, S
Arunachalam, A |
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Subject |
Ethnic community
Indigenous beliefs Traditional home gardens Nyishis Apatanis Kalitas |
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Description |
47-50
In Northeast India, traditional home gardens have been maintained as a part of rural survival over generations, with a complex vegetational structure harbouring diverse types of local plant species with multiple functions. Nonetheless, significant difference in species selection for traditional home gardens may primarily be due to altitudinal/climatic regime and also traditional beliefs and day-to-day requirements of the farming people. In the study, the role of three different farming communities (Nyishis, Apatanis and Kalitas) in the preservation and management of their traditional values, faith and indigenous knowledge system were studied. |
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Date |
2009-02-05T05:38:24Z
2009-02-05T05:38:24Z 2009-01 |
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Article
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Identifier |
0972-5938
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2975 |
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Language |
en_US
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Int. Cl. ⁸: A01K, A01N3/00
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Publisher |
CSIR
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Source |
IJTK Vol.8(1) [January 2009]
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