Survey Report of Triveni- A Speaking Tree
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On the theme of protection of climate and environment, plantation is the main serge in the Indian community and in this notion, everyone is involved in plantation. However, it is important to check the climatic conditions, properties of plants, rhizome microbial community and other requirements is very important aspect. In this connection we are reporting the first time that the three huge plant named as Neem, peepal and bergad are planted together in close vicinity in the Bhiwani district and together called as Triveni. In some places of Bhiwani Devasr, 65 Triveni plants are planted in a small area our survey identified that the growth of one plant is compromised in the Triveni assembly.There is no scientific evidences that growing all three long lasting plant in one small vicinity will have any affects in the environment. As we all know that all these three plants have significant medicinal properties, continuous planting of land with the same or similar plant species can result in the accumulation of harmful soil microbes, which can lead to crop failure. In this article, we explore the influence of constant replanting on the health of short-rotation forestry soil, focusing on the accumulation of deleterious microbes and the decline of beneficial microbes. We also suggest possible practical solutions to address this problem and consider future research that could be conducted to better understand and reduce the build-up of deleterious soil microbes in short-rotation forestry soil
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