Md Abdul Halim

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• Biochar effects on soil physiochemical properties in degraded managed ecosystems in northeastern Bangladesh
• Land sparing can maintain bird diversity in northeastern Bangladesh
• Forest carbon stock and fluxes: Distribution, biogeochemical cycles, and measurement techniques
• Greenhouse gas fluxes from green roof substrates and biochar as a mitigation tool
• A proxy-year analysis shows reduced soil temperatures with climate warming in boreal forest
• Comparative responses of early-successional plants to charcoal soil amendments
• Characterising the diameter distribution of Sal plantations by comparing normal, lognormal and Weibull distributions at Tilagarh Eco-park, Bangladesh
• Density, diversity, composition and distribution of street trees in Sylhet metropolitan city of Bangladesh
• An allometric equation for estimating stem biomass of textitAcacia auriculiformis in the north-eastern region of Bangladesh
• Small-scale mehedi (textitLawsonia inermis L.) farming in the central Bangladesh: A promising NTFP-based rural livelihood outside the forests
• Use of plants in healthcare: a traditional ethno-medicinal practice in rural areas of southeastern Bangladesh
• Indigenous knowledge in natural resource management by the hill people: A case of the textitMro tribe in Bangladesh
• State of urban nurseries in Bangladesh: A case study from the north-eastern region
• Traditional utilization of wild date palm (textitPhoenix sylvestris) in rural Bangladesh: An approach to sustainable biodiversity management
• Evaluation of land-use pattern change in West Bhanugach Reserved Forest, Bangladesh, using remote sensing and GIS techniques
• A review on the use of non-timber forest products in beauty-care in Bangladesh
• Sap production from khejur palm (textitPhoenix sylvestris Roxb.) husbandry: A substantial means of seasonal livelihood in rural Bangladesh
• Management and economic value of textitSchumannianthus dichotoma in rural homesteads in the Sylhet region of Bangladesh
• Comparative evaluation of physical properties in soils of orange orchard and bushy forest in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Banglandesh
• Comparative analysis of some selected macronutrients of soil in orange orchard and degraded forests in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
• Research Communication: Biodiversity use through harvesting faunal resources from forests by the Mro tribe in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh