Agroforestry has a long history in ancient times, and it has been widespread everywhere
until now. Agroforestry systems with native trees as well as introduced trees provide an …

Traditional agroforestry systems (TAFS) may be described as a set of age-old agroforestry
systems which are generally devoid of intentional intensified cultivation of agricultural or …

Agroforestry systems with native trees provide an interesting instance wherein provisional,
regulatory, habitat, and ancillary ecosystem services are simultaneously exploited, but are …

Decomposition and nutrient release dynamics of leaf litter of Ficus benghalensis, a common
agroforestry species in southern dry agroclimatic zone of Karnataka, were studied using the …

The effect of Ficus benghalensis L., a common agroforestry species in rainfed farmlands of
the southern dry agroclimatic zone of Karnataka state, on the yield of finger millet crops was …

Trees of the genus Ficus, integral components of indigenous rainfed agro-ecosystems of the
southern dry agro-climatic zone of Karnataka, southern India, have traditionally been …

Ficus spp. are abundant in the rainfed agricultural areas of southern Karnataka, especially in
Mandya district, often in association with field crops. We describe here the structure of this …

In Mandya district of southern dry agroclimatic zone of Karnataka, trees of the genus Ficus
are abundant in rainfed agro-ecosystems with field crops like millets, maize, pulses and …

Decomposition and nutrient release dynamics of leaf litter of Ficus benghalensis, a common
agroforestry species in southern dry agroclimatic zone of Karnataka, were studied using the …