Land use classification according to degree of alternation

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Land use classification according to degree of alternation

Unmodified	Slight modification	Some transformation	Substantial transformation	Totally transformed


conservation lands (parks, reserves), unmanaged (vacant) land	grazed native vegetation, production forests	improved pastures, rain-fed cropping, plantations	irrigated cropping, irrigated orchards etc.	open-cast mining, urban development, factories, roads etc

Source: after Baxter and Russell (1994).

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Last Modified: 14 Dec 2006
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