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- Callicarpa arborea, Scanning electron microscopy, Tapeworm, Tegument 1
- Calorimetric Computation, Organometallic Compounds, Combustion Enthalpy, Trisacetylacetonato Chromium (III) 1
- Cancer, health, Nicotiana, smokeless, smoking, tobacco 1
- Carbohydrates-derived drug · Drug delivery system · Antibiotic · Anticancer · Antiparasitic · Antidiabetic drug 2
- carbohydrates; bifunctional thiourea; organocatalyst; enantioselective; Michael addition; aldol reaction 3
- Casimir effect Wormhole Modified gravity f(R, m) gravity Morris–Thorne spacetime 1
- Caterpillars, infestation, host, parasite, economy, control-management 1
- CatfishEndosulfanMalathionMALDI-TOF-MSProlactinUbiquitin 1
- Cell viability, lymphocytes, tobacco, tuibur 1
- Channa ornatipinnis, C. pulchra, COI, Taxonomy, Freshwater fish, River Kaladan, Indo-Burma Biodiversity hotspot. 1
- chelonians | conservation | mitogenome | phylogeny | species distribution modeling | threatened species 1
- Chestnut-flanked white eye, Mizoram, India, first report 1
- Chhinlung, Sinlung, Khul, cave, cave house, Yaodong, Kuki, Chin, Mizo, Ch'iang, origin, China, Tibet 1
- child death clustering, child mortality, India, low‐ and middle‐income countries, meta‐analysis, PRISMA‐P 1
- Child Feeding Index (CFI) · Maternal and Child Health (MCH) · Antenatal Care (ANC) · Postnatal Care (PNC) · India · Nepal and Bangladesh 1
- Chinese Hamster Lung Carcinoma, Dalton’s Lymphoma Ascites, Free Radical Scavenging, Medicinal Plant MTT Assay 1
- Chite watershed GIS RUSLE soil erosion tropical mountainous region To cite this article: Lalrindika, P.C., Zonunsanga, R., Vanlaltanpuia, and Rinawma, P. 2024. A geoinformatics and RUSLE model-based soil erosion assessment in a tropical mountainous area of Chite watershed, Mizoram, India. Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands Management 11(3):5875-5884, doi:10.15243/jdmlm.2024.113.5875. Introduction Soil erosion presents a significant challenge to agricultural and environmental sustainability (Mosavi et al., 2020). As a natural phenomenon, erosion hasbeen operating steadily on the earth’s surface, and the associated influence appears benign and manageable.However, it may turn into a disaster when several anthropogenic activities induce an accelerated rate of soil loss, outpacing the natural rate (Chen et al., 2021). This intensified erosion can remove massive topsoiland vital nutrients, contributing to land degradation and disrupting food security. Moreover, it can also lead to several off-site consequences, such as water pollution, floods, reduced reservoir lifespan, and interruption of the riverine ecosystem. Thus, soil erosion is a critical economic and environmental issue that has been substantially escalated by human activities during the past century (Angima et al., 2003)Globally, mountainous watersheds in tropical regions are more prone to severe water erosion due to the intricate interplay of climate, topography, land use systems, and agricultural practices (El-Swaify, 1997; Avwunudiogba and Hudson, 2014). Likewise, the 1
- Christianity, Culture, festival, Kut, Missionary, Mizo, and traditions 1
- Civil society, Government, Non-governmental organizations, Social capital, Voluntary developmental organisations 1
- Civil society, Government, Non-governmental organizations, Social capital, Voluntary developmental organisations. 1