In ______ century the Dutch enacted Forest laws in Java.

In the early nineteenth century, the colonial state thought that __________ were unproductive.

_____________________ were essential for colonial trade and for the movement of imperial troops.

By the early nineteenth century, ___________ forests in England were disappearing.

How many types of plants are possible to find in one forest patch?

As in India, the need to manage forests for ship building and railway led to the introduction of a _____________in Java also.

In Java, just before the  __________ occupied the region, the Dutch followed a 'scorched earth' policy.

The Indian Forest Act, 1865 amended in the year ________  divided Forests into three categories.

In scientific forestry, natural forests cut down and one type of tree was planted in straight rows in their places called the _____________.

Oil for working and to light lamps can be pressed from the fruit of the __________ tree.