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Zustand: New. pp. 240.

Zustand: New. pp. iv + 206 [78] Figures.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Any transformation in ecosystem tiny or big, has got rippling impact. This is so swashbuckling when a typical farmland undergoes speedy transformation into a tea garden, and this is exactly what is happening in North Bengal of India. The book is about the factors, impacts and perception of farmers, who have transformed themselves from a classical rice grower to tea garden owner. If our traditional agriculture keeps on filing to generate a happy return and dependable livelihoods, such transformation may go contagious and exponential both , may be an important issue challenging our much needed food security. This book is going to be useful for the scholars and faculties of ecological, social and agricultural domains for their academic and scholastic services.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Pulse is just not a crop itself, it's an enterprise as well. India is classically deficit of pulse production and it is only in recent past, Government of India has taken a renewed attempt to bring about a revolutionary change in pulse production to make it a dependable means of accessing protein and generating livelihood for the generations across the geography and community . The inclusion of pulse crop has got an incredible contribution to the ecological dynamics and health of soil and biomes .By becoming a natural source protein to millions of economically marginal and impoverished communities , it can complement Indian soil with both, organic carbon as well as nitrogen to support the sustainability of agriculture , in one way, the other way ensuring food security. The present book has happily accommodated the chapters retaining general features of pulse crop, its ecology and sociology with both, methodological innovation and empirical evidences on how to organize a typical entrepreneurial research on pulse enter. We hope and strongly believe, the book will keep on drenching the inquisitive minds of PG students and scholars, faculties, policymakers across the domain and disciplines.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book that speaks about the customers response behavior while roaming and transacting in typical shopping malls in Kolkata, one of the biggest cities of India. Cutting across the slices of urban and rural customers, they have disposed of some similarity within in responding to selling-stimuli, while they have displayed unique response style based on whether they are hailing from rural or urban background. The multivariate analytical techniques have splendidy vindicates and visualizes the networking natures of relation as well as interaction amongst and between the predicted and predictor variables, behaving functionally in a typical social ecology of marketing. A book that offers an empirical discourse on present day marketing strategy and customer analysis.…

Zustand: New. pp. 87.

Zustand: New. pp. 51.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. 1. Species catalogue. 2. Host catalogue. General remarks. Summary. 3. Bibliography. Index to the families and genera of protozoan parasites. Index to the families and genera of piscine hosts.No. 28370 65 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. vi + 65 Figures, Illus.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. General morphology of Collembola. 3. Collection and preservation of Collembola. 4. Systematic account. 5. Key to families of Collembola. 6. Section Poduromorpha. 7. Family Hypogastruridae. 8. Family Onychiuridae. 9. Section Entomobryomorpha. 10. Family Isotomidae. 11. Family Entomobryidae. 12. Suborder Symphypleona. 13. Family Neelidae. 14. Family Sminthuridae. Acknowledgements. References. 34 pp.…

Zustand: New. pp. 116 , Illus. (Partly Col.), Map.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Fauna of Conservation Area Series : 3.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. General morphology of Thysanura. 4. Systematic list. 5. Systematic account. I. Suborder Microcoryphia Family Machilidae i. Machilanus insensilis Wygodzinsky 1974. ii. Machilanus lapidicola Wygodzinsky 1974. iii. Machilanus schmidi Wygodzinsky 1974. iv. Machilanus hutchinsoni Silvestri 1936. v. Graphitarsus surindicus Carmen Bach de Roca 1981. vi. Haslundichilis qadrii Wygodzinsky 1952. vii. Himalayachilis murreensis Wygodzinsky 1952. Family Meinertellidae viii. Machilontus lawrencei Carmen Bach de Roca 1981. II. Suborder Zygentoma Family Lepismatidae ix. Acrotelsa collaris (Fabricius 1793). x. Afrolepisma nigrina (Silvestri 1913). xi. Ctenolepisma longicaudata Escherich 1905. xii. Ctenolepisma nigra (Oudemans 1890). xiii. Ctenolepisma ciliata (Dufour 1831). xiv. Ctenolepisma targionii (Grassi and Rovelli 1889). xv. Ctenolepisma tripurensis Hazra 2000. xvi. Ctenolepisma dubitalis Wygodzinsky 1959. xvii. Lepisma saccharina Linnaeus 1758. xviii. Tricholepisma gravelyi (Silvestri 1913). xix. Xenolepisma subnigrina (Silvestri 1938). xx. Lepisma indica sp. inq. Escherich 1903. xxi. Stylifera wygodzinskyi Hazra 1980. xxii. Silvestrella termitophila Escherich 1905. Family Nicoletiidae xxiii. Lepidospora ceylonica Silvestri 1911. xxiv. Lepidospora notabilis Silvestri 1911. Family Ateluridae xxv. Atelura typhloponis Silvestri 1913. xxvi. Thermobia domestica (Packard) 1873. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. 44 pp. …

Zustand: New. pp. 462.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Hunger and poverty are the two precarious and perilous barriers to attaining universalization of education in India and primary education is no exception to it. Mid Day Meal programme for millions of school going children is one of the amazing approach that has been substantially effective in curbing the problem of high dropout and poor retention of children in primary education in India. The book offers a splendid opportunity for the scholars and policymakers on education research and development designer to go through a valuable document on empirical study in relation to Mid Day Meal Programme and it correlates with social ecology and functions around.…

Zustand: New. 34, text figs, 4 col plates. . PB. NEW. . . [9788181711588].

viii + 247pp, appendices, glossary, bibliography, index. Prior owner's signature title page, top edge lightly foxed, a very good hardback copy.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. S03317X03.

Zustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Book contains pen & pencil markings. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,600grams, ISBN:9780415309417.…

Zustand: New. 43, bw & col text figs. . PB. NEW. . . [9788181711526].

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Study sites and their characteristics. 3. Topographical features of the island. 4. Material and methods. 5. Collections of fauna. 6. Ecological profile and faunal diversity. 7. Experimental study on litter decomposition with the help of litter bag method. 8. Discussion. 9. Conclusions. Summary. References. From the introduction: Nayachar Island an emerging land mass in a dynamic estuary, is formed of transported deposits. It is expected that in the course of development the predominant characteristics of the island soil were those inherited from the parent material. During subsequent development process, the soil will acquire other characteristics under the influence of prevailing climate and vegetation. Mangroves are a group of typical topical and specialized trees growing in the saline and brackish water system. The mangrove trees are highly productive and economical which also protect the shoreline form erosion and cyclonic condition. It is only in recent years the importance of mangroves have been recognized as ecologically vital areas. This very dynamic ecosystem provides a unique opportunity for the interaction among plants, terrestrial vertebrate, invertebrate and other living acquatic resources and helps them for decomposition of organic materials exchange different chemical indices and energy contents among themselves.…

Black and white illustration, tables and graphs, 282pp, bibliography, index. Text in Malay. Edges stained, top edge very lightly foxed, a good paperback copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Cattle breeding policy past and present, crossbreeding status and issues. 2. Seminal attributes of breeding bulls with special reference to crossbreds. 3. Factors affecting semen quality. 4. Reproductive performance and reproductive wastage in crossbred bulls. 5. Cryo preservation cryo injury and freezability of Semen. 6. Techniques to improve semen quality. 7. Status of semen transmissible and other genital diseases in the breeding bulls. 8. Standard practices for bull semen stations. 9. Synthesis of a crossbred cattle strain experience on males. 10. Appendix. Subject Index. Crossbreeding involving Bos Taurus cattle breeds with native descriptive and non descriptive cattle population was introduced in India nearly half a century ago with the aim to quick gains in milk production. Undoubtedly, there was a rapid rise in milk production making India the largest milk producer in the world. However, crossbreeding affected the bovine population in general and native breeds in particular in various ways leaving problems and unsolved question. This book is a maiden attempt to systematically review the performance of crossbred bulls in the tropics based on nearly fifty years of Indian experience and highlights various problems and researchable issues concerning crossbred bulls. It discusses the adoption, constraints, and implications of castle breeding policy in India, and highlights various problems and researchable issues concerning crossbred bulls. The book is intended as a teaching text for Graduate and Post Graduate students in the disciplines of Animal Reproduction, Physiology, and Gynecology and as a referral source for scientists and research scholars.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1.Cropping System 2.Mixed Cropping and Intercropping 3.Farming System- Scope, Importance and Concept 4.Farming System Research 5.Multiple Cropping Farming 6.Types of Farming Systems 7.Crop Diversification 8.Sustainable Agriculture 9.Organic Farming 10.Natural Farming Concept and Components 11.Recycling and Crop Residue Management 12.Natural Resources 13.Farming System in relation to Environmental Degradation 14.Research Needs for Sustainable Agriculture 15.Above-ground and Below-ground Linkages Glossary.…

Reprint. viii + 247pp, appendices, glossary, references, index, prior owner's name front free endpaper, a very good hardback copy. "Following the collapse of New Order rule in Indonesia in 1998, this book provides an in-depth examination of anti-authoritarian forces in contemporary Indonesia and Malaysia, assessing their problems and prospects". (Publisher's description).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Methodology for exploration of ITKs. 3. Medicinal Plant Database. 4. Medicinal plants diversity in Bihar and Jharkhand. 5. Socio-economic profile of the respondent influencing plant identification (knowingness) and disease treatment. 6. Indigenous technical knowledge in conservation of medicinal plant. 7. Ethnobotanical indices. 8. Sources of ITKs transfer from one generation to generation. References. Appendix. In developing countries, about 80% of the population depends on indigenous medicine for their primary health care (The World Health Organization). Indigenous Traditional Knowledge (ITK) refers to localized, structured, traditional application of knowledge generated from generation to generation by continuous experimentation and observation of a phenomenon of interest. The medicinal plants have played and continue to play, a major role in the lives of people globally. But the production of herbal medicines is declining because of increased urbanization, environmental degradation and climate change, so most of the harvest obtained from naturally growing vegetation is under threat and is the need of hour. This book ITK database on medicinal plants contains information of 162 medicinal plants, is an original book, complied from information generated through participatory appraisal of 1280 respondents of Bihar and Jharkhand from diverse ecology. It consists of 5 insightful and well-written chapters supported by suitable sketches. It provides information on plant taxonomy, vernacular names, phenology, distribution and cultural aspects of biodiversity conservation with a major focus on the traditional uses of medicinal plants. This book mentions several diseases of present and future significance including fever, diabetes, diarrhea, cancer, tuberculosis, eye problem, skin infections etc. and potential plant-based medicines against them. …

Contents 1. Preface. 2. Introduction. 3. Historical review. 4. General morphology and ultrastructure. 5. Life cycle. 6. Eimeriids of poultry and domestic livestock. 7. Host parasite relationship. 8. Phylogeny. 9. Systematic classification. 10. Genera of the family along with the number of species recorded from Indian subcontinent. 11. Systematic account. 12. Host parasite index. 13. Parasite host index. 14. Reference. 15. Glossary. 16. subject index. In this book the author has included 277 species spread over 11 genera of the family Eimeriidae and made an attempt to provide the uptodate information keeping in mind the consequent changes in the concept of taxonomy of the group due to electromicroscopic studies. Apart from the taxonomic treatment provided herein special attention has been paid as these parasites are of veterinary importance and as such a chapter on Eimeriids of poultry and farm animals of India has been added along with a discussion on host parasite relationship. The host parasite index and vice versa as appended at the end has become the special attraction to the workers dealing with the group. The glossary of the technical terms used has been added as additional information which are very much useful to the beginners. (jacket) 462 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface Biofuels global and Indian scenario 1 Biofuels an overviewAK Pandey and Pankaj Bhargava 2 Biodiesel security importance of multiple non-edible oilseedsNK Sahoo Jagdamba Prasad and SN Naik 3 Jatropha an environment friendly fuel and an opportunity for employment generation in rural and urban IndiaRL Srivastava NK Bohra and DK Mishra 4 Information on Indian jatropha species from internet and literatureIndumathy and P Ratha Krishnan 5 Jatropha curcas oil as a promising biofuel oil for futureBhumika Chauhan Rashmi and Anita Tomar 6 Potential of Jatropha plantations in RajasthanPrakash Chandra Chaplot 7 Jatropha The Wonder PlantPradeep Kumar Singh Biofuel potential current and future prospects 1 Potential and prospects of biofuels from lignocellulosic forestry residuesSanjay Naithani Alok Kumar Dubey Gyanesh Joshi and PK Gupta 2 Production of biodiesel from high free fatty acid neem Azadirachta indica oilSubhalaxmi Pradhan NK Sahoo PK Rout and SN Naik 3 Inter-population variability of Jatropha curcas L accessions characterized by RAPD markersMamta Sahu Mohd Akram and Munish Kumar 4 Isolation of Acaulospora species from Jatropha curcas L and Pongamia pinnata PierreMadhavi Kamalvanshi Anil Kumar Anuradha Jha and Ashok Shukla 5 Clonal propagation of Pongamia pinnata L Pierre through stem cuttingsR Nainamalai Bhimi Ram and TS Rathore 6 In vitro regeneration of Jatropha curcasPankaj Bhargava SK Tiwari Amit Pandey MP Goswami and Shweta Mishra 7 Scope and utilization of by-products of biodieselAnubha Srivastav and AK Pandey 8 Ultradesiccation an effective tool for the conservation of an important biodiesel seed jatrophaJ Radhamani and Garima Srivastava Biofuels and environment 1 Jatropha curcas a solution for moisture stress shifting cultivation areas of northeast regionBK Pandey HO Saxena YC Tripathi and P Hazarika 2 Jatropha curcas - a potential species to reclaim silica mining areaKumud Dubey AK Pandey and KP Dudbey 3 Effect of frost on Jatropha curcas plantationsVRR Singh Dinesh Kumar Sanjay Singh Ritesh Sharma Harish Chandra and Kshitij Malhotra Biofuels challenges and sustainability issues 1 Why digesters exclusively fed with cattle dung did not sustain in biogas productionPC Suryawanshi MR Patil AB Chaudhari and RM Kothari 2 Handling and processing Jatropha seeds for long-term conservationJ Radhamani and Garima Srivastava 3 Jatropha curcas L - seed production and seed handlingR Anandalakshmi B Gurudev Singh Rekha R Warrier and V Sivakumar 4 Biofuels performance characteristics of gasoline and diesel passenger carsSunil Pathak Yograj Singh Vineet Sood and SK Singal Biofuels plantation development and management 1 Factors to consider in managing large scale plantationsSatish Lele 2 Nursery techniques for healthy Jatropha seedlingsGohil Rajendra Singh 3 Propagation of Jatropha curcas through shoot sproutsDinesh Kumar Sanjay Singh Vishavjeet Kumar Ritesh Sharma and Kshitij Malhotra 4 Canopy development and management of Jatropha curcas for higher seed yieldK Chalapathy Reddy Vishal V Naole Tarun Thakur VK Kiran Kumar BH Raghu and Satyavir Singh 5 Comparative evaluation of jatropha clones grafted and seed sourceP Masilamani KT Parthiban M Paramathma and K Annadurai 6 Cloning of Jatropha curcas L an excellent source of biodieselVinod Saharan Birchand Patel Rupesh Singh Rajveer Singh Anita Sharma and Vimal Sharma 7 Evaluation of Jatropha curcas accessions under tropical climatic conditions of central IndiaAK Pandey and AK Mandal 8 Response of different nutritional and pruning levels on growth and yield of Jatropha curcasSJ Patil SM Mutaval HY Patil Girish Shahapurnath and V Maheswarappa 9 Study of asexual propagation method in physic nut Jatropha curcas LGohil Rajendra Sinh 10 A study on Jatropha curcas L cutting based nurseryKapil Sekhri Kamendra Singh and Ghanashyam Bhanja 11 Pongamia pinnata - variability in seed characters and oil content among the plus trees of KarnatakaR Nainamalai Geeta Joshi AN Arunkumar and Bhimi. figs, tables (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Forest biotechnology prospects and perspectives/K. Gurumurthi. 2. Evaluation of genetic diversity in teak populations in Kerala using DNA markers/E.P. Indira Pramod N. Nair and S. Sabna Prabha. 3. Impact of human disturbance on genetic diversity in teak an assessment through nuclear gene markers/Pramod N. Nair E.P. Indira S. Sabna Prabha and R. Rajalakshmi. 4. AFLP marker analysis for genotyping of teak spp./S.A. Ansari C. Narayanan S.A. Wali N. Shukla R. Kumar and A.K. Mandal. 5. Evaluation of mating system and contemporary gene flow in teak using microsatellite markers/S. Sabna Prabha E.P. Indira Pramod N. Nair and R. Rajalakshmi. 6. Genetic diversity in Eucalyptus species and development of species specific ISSR markers/P. Chezhian R. Kamalakannan T. Balasaravanan. R. Yasodha M. Varghese K. Gurumurthi and M. Ghosh. 7. Mining of functional information from Eucalyptus genome to develop allele specific DNA markers/R. Yasodha R. Sumathi P. Chezhian R. Kamalakannan M. Varghese and M. Ghosh. 8. RAPD markers for genetic diversity in Eucalyptus tereticornis sm. of Australian and papua new guinea origin/H.S. Ginwal and Shalini Singh Maurya. 9. Studies on identification and genetic relationships of six Albizia spp. using RAPD markers/Subhashree Aparajita and G.R. Rout. 10. Allelic diversity in Cellulose synthase gene in Eucalyptus tereticornis implications in association mapping/M. Ghosh P. Chezhian R. Kamalakannan R. Yasodha M. Varghese and K. Gurumurthi. 11. Biochemical and molecular markers for genetic diversity poplar and Shisham/Salil Tewari L. Chaudhary S.K. Upadhyay Preksha and Rajesh Kaushal. 12. Allozyme variation in populations of pinus roxburghii sargent in Western Himalayas/Rajesh Sharma D.K. Khurana and Gunar Schute. 13. A comparative phenetic studies in casuarinas using morphometric and ISSR markers/ R. Kamalakannan S. Barthwal P. Chezhian T. Balasaravanan R. Yasodha K. Gurumurthi and M. Ghosh. 14. Repetitive somatic embryogenesis from zygotic embryos of teak (Tectona grandis L.) cultured in vitro/K.R. Krishnadas and E.M. Muralidharan. 15. Micropropagation of adult Bambusa Balcooa Roxb. through multiple shoot formation and somatic embryogenesis/T.P. Shali and E.M. Muralidharan. 16. Rapid and simplified method of micropropagation of pseudoxytenanthera stocksii/P.V. Somashekar T.S. Rathore and K.S. Shashidhar. 17. Development of in vitro protocol for plantlet production of Garcinia a tree spice/Y.S. Rao K. Mary Mathew R. Lakshmanan K.J. Madhusoodanan and K. Pradip Kumar. 18. Effect of various culture conditions on in vitro shoot multiplication in Bambusa nutans wall. and Bambusa tulda Roxb./Fatima Shirin Yogeshwar Mishra Suman Yadav Pradeep Kumar Patel and S.A. Ansari. 19. Direct shoot regeneration from embryonic axis of oroxylum indicum (L.) Vent/Mamta Gokhale and Y.K. Bansal. 20. In vitro shoot proliferation from Nodal explants of mature trees of Kusum (Schleichera oleosa)/Animesh Sinha and Shireen Akhtar. 21. Micropropagation through axillary shoot proliferation and somatic embryogenesis in Sandal wood (santalum album L.) from mature trees/T.S. Rathore Mamatha Rangaswamy Biniya Goyal Abhay Kumar Dubey and P.S. Rao. 22. Micropropagation of Acacia hybrid (Acacia mangium X A. auriculiformis)/R. Sumathi P. Malliga K.S. Rathnam R. Yasodha and K. Gurumurthi. 23. Clonal micropropagation of subtropical fruit trees/Maneesh Mishra Rajesh Pati and Ramesh Chandra. 24. Standardization of micropropagation technique for Ailanthus excelsa Roxb. adult tree/N.K. Sharma. R.K. Gupta and Uttar K. Tomar. 25. Economics and factors influencing cost of micropropagated plants/U.K. Tomar Usha Negi and A.K. Sinha. 26. The role of fungi in the production of aromatic agarwood in Aquillaria agallocha (Roxb.) a commercially important medicinal tree species of Arunachal Pradesh/Karuna Shrivastava Anuradha Kumari and Tasso Tabin. 27. Nucleic Acid based detection of associated pathogen of witches broom of dendrocalamus strictus/V. S.…