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| ARMY (US) CRITICAL AREA REVEGETATION ESTABLISHMENT STRATEGIES (ARMY CARES) |
PUBLIC WORKS TECHNICAL BULLETIN 200-1-72 30 SEPTEMBER 2011 |
| Vetiver Wastewater Treatment / Disposal, & Carbon Sequestration Chemical Engineering Research |
Poster Award Winning Research (Australian Water Association) School of Engineering, Edith Cowan University, 270 Joondalup Drive, Joondalup, Perth, WA 6027, Australia |
| Runoff capture through vegetative barriers and planting methodologies to reduce erosion, and improve soil moisture, fertility and crop productivity in southern Orissa, India |
article (2010) by Anchal Dass • Susama Sudhishri • N. K. Lenka • U. S. Patnaik |
| Technical Note: Vetiver Can Grow on Coal Fly Ash Without DNA Damage | Rajarshi Chakraborty a & Anita Mukherjee a a Centre of Advanced Study in Cell and Chromosome Research, Department of Botany , University of Calcutta , Kolkata, IndiaPublished online: 13 Aug 2010. |
| Design Principles and Engineering Samples of Applying Vetiver Eco-engineering Technology for Steep Slope and River Bank Stabilisation |
Paper by Chengchun K1, Ziyuan Feng, Xijing Wu, and Figen Tu |
| THE APPLICATION STANDARD AND MODEL OF VETIVER GRASS TECHNOLOGY IN CHINA |
Paper by Ziyuan Feng1 Hanping Xia2 (1. Guangzhou Vetiver Eco- Science and Technique Co. ltd.; 2. South China Botanical |
| Farmers’ awareness of the potential of vetiver grass for soil erosion control n Ogbomoso Agricultural Zone farm lands, south‑western Nigeria |
Paper By E. A. Ewetola1*, G. E. Fanifosi2 , A. A. Ezekiel2, A. A. Adetona1, F. M. Oyewole1, N. M. Onatoye1, I. T. Idowu1 and A. K. Akinniku1 |
| Earliest known botanical drawing of vetiver | Drawing and connected data |
