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FORESTRY
Paper-II

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ITime Allowed Three Hours I
IMaximum Marks 200 I


QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions

There are EIGHT questions in all, out of which FIVE are to be attempted.

Question no. 1 and S are compulsory. Out of the remaining SIX questions, THREE are to be attempted

selecting at least ONE question from each of the two Sections A and B.
Attempts of questions shall be counted in chronological order. Unless struck off, attempt of a question shall
be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the. page left blank in the answer book i:nust
be clearly struck off.
All questions carry equal marks .. The number of marks carried by a ·question/part is indicated against it.
Answers must be written in ENGLISH only.
Neat sketches may be drawn, wherever necessary.





SECTION-A
Q. 1.Answer all the following 8x5=40
Q. What is a stand table Give brief description for preparation of a stand table. 8
Q. Differentiate between Geostationary and Sun synchronous satellite; and satellite imagery
and remote sensing. 8
Q. 1 How is stump analysis carried out and what kind of information does it yield
Introduction of joint forest management in various states in India was found p9sitive in
Biodiversity conservation; discuss in detail.
Q. I Define rotation and describe the various types of rotation prescribed.
Q. How enumeration of the growing stock is done Describe in brief the various methods
of enumeration for preparing a working plan. fS-
Q.2(b) How yield is regulated Describe -the Von Mantel's formula for yield. regulation in, 1:5.forests.
Q. With the help of a diagram, discuss the relationship between MAI and CAL What is their role in forest measurements
Q. Describe the characteristics and structure of an _even•aged stand.10
What is a tree stem form How is tree stem form calculated and what are its uses in
forestry 15
Q. Differentiate between sample plots and preservation plots. Discuss their role in management.

q.4(a)How is compass surveyiJ;1g done What are the advantages and disadvantages of compass
surveying

q.4(b)What are the peculiariti s you have observed in forest management practices Suggest·
ways to overcome them
Q. "Spiegel Relaskop is an· instrument of great use in forestry"; justify with reasons. How is the basal ar..a per hectare determined by this instrument
SECTION-8
8XS=40
Q.5.Answer all the following

Q.5(a) In brief, but in an explanatory way describe the preparation and utility of yield tables in forestry. 8

Q. Which are the six major attributes of an ecosystem-explain in detail.8

Q. Discuss in detail the importance; success and limitations of the 'Project Tiger' 8

Q.5(d) Write in detail the procclssing and uses of Tannins in India. 8

Q.5(e) Explain the term loggi..t its purposes and stages. 8


Q.6(a) Discuss the role of National Parks iri conservation of biodiversity. 10
Q.6(b) What is wood preservation Why is preservation of wood necessary Mention main types of wood preservatioµ. methods.15
Q. What· is an increment borer? Describe its role in forestry. 15


Q. Define growing stock. Explain the estimation of growing stock and density. 10


Q. Describe the general principle of yield regulation in Uneven-aged forest crop. IO

Q. Why is a balance betwe..n production, social and environmental objectives necessary in sustainable forest manag¢ment plans 20


Q. What is stand density How spacing is used to control stand density Discuss. 15
Q. How is site quality important in timber production Describe the methods used to measure the site quality. 15

Q. Describe the salient features of National Forest Policy 1988. How does. it differ from
1_952 Forest Policy 10