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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Material and methods. 3. List of localities surveyed. 4. Physiography of the study areas. 5. Floral resources. 6. Faunal resources. 7. Vertebrate. 8. Invertebrate. Results and discussion. References. From the introduction: The objective of the study was to provide base line data on the faunal composition, assemblage and probable impact of mining projects on fauna. An attempt was also made to provide recommendations for reclamation along with better management of the ecological process and wildlife conservation in the study areas. Before the present study was done, no such study to prepare faunal inventories of Chhotonagpur coal field areas was undertaken. The present work is supposed to be the first consolidated faunal inventory of the areas. …

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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.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction 1. Mammals. 2. Indian mammals. 3. List of Indian mammals. 4. List of endemic Indian mammals. Order Insectivora Family 1. Erinaceidae Hedgehogs. 2. Soricidae Shrews. 3. Talpidae Moles. Order Scandentia 1. Family Tupaiidae tree shrews. Order Chiroptera Family 1. Pteropodidae fruit bats flying foxes. 2. Rhinopomatidae mouse tailed bats. 3. Emballonuridae Tomb bats. 4. Megadermatidae false vampires. 5. Rhinolophidae Horse shoe bats. 6. Hipposideridae leaf nosed bat. 7. Vespertilionidae evening bats. 8. Molossidae free tailed bats. Order Primates Family 1. Loridae loris. 2. Cercopithecidae monkey. 3. Hylobatidae ape. Order Carnivora Family 1. Canidae wild dogs jackal fox wolf. 2. Hyaenidae hyaena. 3. Felidae cats. 4. Viverridae civets and binturong. 5. Herpestidae mongooses. 6. Mustelidae otters badgers martens wealsels. 7. Ursidae bears and panda. Order Cetacea 1. Family Balaenopteridae rorquals. 2. Balaenidae right whales. 3. Platanistidae river dolphins. 4. Delphinidae dolphins and whales. 5. Phocoenidae Porpoises. 6. Physeteridae sperm whales. 7. Ziphiidae beaked whales. Order Sirenia sea cow or dugong. Order Proboscidea elephants. Order Perissodactyla Family 1. Equidae asses. 2. Rhinocerotidae rhinoceros. Order Artiodactyla 1. Bovidae cattle sheep goat antelope. 2. Cervidae deer. 3. Moschidae musk deer. 4. Tragulidae mouse deer. 5. Suidae pigs. Order Pholidota pangolins. Order Rodentia Family 1. Sciuridae squirrels and marmots. 2. Muridae rats mice voles hamsters dormice gerbils bamboo rats. 3. Dipodidae Birch mice. 4. Histricidae porcupines. Order Lagomorpha Family 1. Ochotonidae Pikas. 2. Leoporidae hares and rabbits. Selected references. Index 1. Scientific names. 2. Common names. Indian mammals comprise of 401 species under 180 genera 45 families and 13 orders constituting about 8.6 per cent of the global mammalian species. This country is also the abode of 45 endemic mammals. The present book which is the first part of the series Animals of India to be published by the ENVIS Centre ZSI attempts to deal with all these species of Indian mammals. The book incorporates a comprehensive checklist of Indian mammals their diagnostic features distribution endemicity habit and habitats and current conservation status. A large number of photographs of Indian mammals are presented in the book for the convenience of their identification. It is hoped that the book will serve as a valuable source of information for all concerned and will be an useful guide to both the amateur nature lovers and wildlife professionals. 238 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents 1. Seed propagation. 2. Viability of horticultural seeds and seed invigoration treatments for vegetables and flowers. 3. Vegetative propagation i. Vegetative propagation practices. ii. Tissue culture methods. 4. Physiology of adventitious root formation on cuttings. 5. Fruit crops i. Citrus. ii. Grape. iii. Banana. iv. Mango. v. Pineapple. vi. Papaya. vii. Litchi. viii. Guava. ix. Avocado. x. Pomegranate. xi. Persimmon. xii. Olive. xiii. Passionfruit. xiv. Sapota. xv. Datepalm. xvi. Annonas. xvii. Longan. xviii. Ber. xviv. Aonla. xv. Jackfruit. xvi. Loquat. xvii. Phalsa. xviii. Jamun. xxix. Macadamia nut. xx. Tamarind. xxi. Fig. Carambola. xxii. Bael. xxiii. Karonda. xxiv. Tamarillo. xxv. Feijoa. xxvi. Mangosteen. xxvii. Rambutan. xxviii. Mulberry. xxix. Kokam. The third edition of this book has been the result of a thorough revision with updated information that was first published in 1986 reprinted in 1991 and further revised and published in 1997. Meanwhile lot of information has been generated in the field of propagation of horticultural crops in general and micro propagation in particular. The existing conventional propagation practices have been either improved or new methods have been evolved and a revolution has occurred in the field of biotechnology. While preparing the manuscript on Biotechnology of Horticultural Crops which was published in 3 volumes accumulation of enormous and valuable information on propagation of horticultural crops particularly from in vitro culture was very encouraging to bring out another revision of this book on propagation. It was a difficult task to summerise both macro and micro propagation of horticultural crops along with fundamentals of propagation practices within a proposed programme of a manuscript in one volume. The present edition is therefore published in two volumes. The first volume consists of propagation practices of fruit crops and 5 general chapters on fundamentals of sexual and asexual propagation propagation techniques and tissue culture methods. 662 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. H (Haplophragma Hyssopus). I (Iberis Ixora). J (Jaborosa Juttadinteria). K (Kadsura Kydia). L (Labiatae Luvunga). Index. Plants of horticultural importance with numerous species and innumerable varieties and cultivars ranging from enormous trees of more than 100 m high to small herbs comprising fruits vegetables ornamentals plantation crops spices medicinal and aromatic plants are of great commercial value providing food shelter beverages oil paper rubber medicine and natural essential oils etc. Numerous ornamental plants are extensively grown for beautification outdoors throughout the world and as houseplants indoors cut flowers constitute a major item in the beautification programme and in commercial floriculture. The plants in general trees and shrubs in particular many of which are of horticultural importance are friendly to environment contributing enormously for sustaining life on the earth by releasing oxygen reducing the level of carbon dioxide and industrial gases that cause air pollution and global warming minimizing erosion maintaining soil fertility encouraging recreation etc. resulting in a better environment for a better life. The cultivation practices of large number of horticultural crops in greenhouses and outdoors standardized through research investigations have brought about marked improvement in quality and production. Application of biotechnology has resulted in remarkable progress in the science and production technology of horticultural crops including medicinal and aromatic plants and in developing resistance to diseases and pests through genetic transformation. In view of the enormous importance of horticultural crops for a healthy life in a better environment an effort was made to write a dictionary of horticulture. The major objective of the present endeavour is to provide useful literature in all groups of horticultural crops including those grown in warm climate. In addition to the morphological characters of many genera and thousands of species and cultivars their uses cultivation practices of major crops have been written keeping in view that a brief write up may not always serve a useful purpose as a guide to production. Apart from the usual importance and priority on fruits vegetables ornamentals plantation crops and spices an emphasis has been given on important medicinal and aromatic plants many species of which are of tropical and subtropical origin. The uses and cultivation methods of many of these plants have been included. The book will be published in 10 volumes comprising about 600 pages each with 500 to 600 illustrations in colour. This multi volume publication is expected to augment interest in general horticulture and also to provide useful information on various aspects of different groups of horticultural crops their taxonomy uses and production technology with emphasis on tropical and subtropical plants. 3088-3738.…

Hardbound. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Mountains : Eastern Himalaya/J.R.B. Alfred, S. Chakraborty and A.K. Das. 2. Mountains : Western Himalaya/Vinod Khanna and Arun Kumar. 3. Mountains : North-West Himalaya/H.S. Mehta and J.M. Julka. 4. Mountains : trans-Himalaya/H.S. Mehta and J.M. Julka. 5. Desert : Thar/Qaiser H. Baqri and P.L. Kankane. 6. Desert : Rann of Kutchch/Qaiser H. Baqri and P. Bohra. 7. Forests/P. Venu and M. Sanjappa. 8. Grasslands/G.V.S. Murthy and M. Sanjappa. 9. Wetlands : freshwater/J.R.B. Alfred and N.C. Nandi. 10. Wetlands : brackishwater/N.C. Nandi. 11. Estuaries/C.A. Nageswara Rao. 12. Mangroves/A.K. Das. 13. Coral reefs/K. Venkataraman and J.R.B. Alfred. 14. Marine/Ramakrishna and K. Venkataraman. 15. Islands/A.K. Das. 16. Western ghats/K.V. Lakshminarayana, G.M. Yazdani and C. Radhakrishnan. 17. Eastern ghats/T. Pullaiah. 18. Deccan peninsula/P.T. Cherian. From the preface: " India is blessed with a highly variable natural continuum from snow clad high mountain ranges of the Himalaya to sea coasts of sandy, muddy, rocky, shingle and coralline nature through forests, grasslands, deserts, wetlands, mangroves and coral reefs. Covering the terrestrial part of the Indian territory in the south and west, there is a marine water-spread of varied depth with islands and archipelagoes of various configuration. In ecology, each of these are classified as ecosystem which is defined as a dynamic complex of interactive and interdependent biotic communities and their abiotic environment, functioning as an unit within a definable boundary. "However, there is no satisfactory and universally accepted 410 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface to the Fourth Edition from Senior Editor. Preface to the Fourth Edition from Editors. 1. Mango. 2. Guava. 3. Papaya. 4. Ber. 5. Annonas. 6. Sapota. 7. Avocado. 8. Dragon Fruit. 9. Mangosteen. 10. Karonda. 11. Dillenia. Index. Several reports have shown that adequate intake of fruits form an important part of a healthy diet and low fruit intake constitute a risk factor for chronic diseases such as cancer, coronary heart disease, stroke and cataract formation. Fruits crops are thus considered essential for well-balanced diets since they supply vitamins, minerals, dietary fibre and phyto-chemicals. Special emphasis has been placed long back through the education on fruit science with the publication of the text-cum reference book in a single volume "Fruit Crops: Tropical and sub-tropical" as early as 1985. This book was greatly appreciated and proved valuable to the students, teachers, researchers and extension specialists in horticulture in general and fruit science in particular, in different parts of the world. Keeping the demand and interest of the stakeholders in view, this book was revised further in 1993 and 2002 through regular incorporation of updated research works in one and two volumes, respectively. Wide array of modern research approaches on fruit crops in India and abroad during last two decades warrant fourth revision of the book in four volumes. In this edition, every aspect of production, protection, breeding and biotechnology of 48 fruit crops grown in tropical and subtropical regions, were dealt with by eminent academicians and scientists on fruit crops in the country and abroad. This book, structured with thousands of references and colour photographs stands as unique of its own. Students, researchers, horticulturists, agricultural research scientists and extension personnel across the world will find this book very informative as well as practical.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface to the Fourth Edition from Senior Editor. Preface to the Fourth Edition from Editors. 1. Citrus. 2. Pomegranate. 3. Litchi. 4.Persimmon. 5. Aonla. 6. Tamarind. 7. Passionfruit. 8 Jackfruit. 9. Acerola. Index. Several reports have shown that adequate intake of fruits form an important part of a healthy diet and low fruit intake constitute a risk factor for chronic diseases such as cancer, coronary heart disease, stroke and cataract formation. Fruits crops are thus considered essential for well-balanced diets since they supply vitamins, minerals, dietary fibre and phyto-chemicals. Special emphasis has been placed long back through the education on fruit science with the publication of the text-cum reference book in a single volume "Fruit Crops: Tropical and sub-tropical" as early as 1985. This book was greatly appreciated and proved valuable to the students, teachers, researchers and extension specialists in horticulture in general and fruit science in particular, in different parts of the world. Keeping the demand and interest of the stakeholders in view, this book was revised further in 1993 and 2002 through regular incorporation of updated research works in one and two volumes, respectively. Wide array of modern research approaches on fruit crops in India and abroad during last two decades warrant fourth revision of the book in four volumes. In this edition, every aspect of production, protection, breeding and biotechnology of 48 fruit crops grown in tropical and subtropical regions, were dealt with by eminent academicians and scientists on fruit crops in the country and abroad. This book, structured with thousands of references and colour photographs stands as unique of its own. Students, researchers, horticulturists, agricultural research scientists and extension personnel across the world will find this book very informative as well as practical.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Information Systems Design and Intelligent Applications | Proceedings of Second International Conference INDIA 2015, Volume 2 | J. K. Mandal (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing | xxx | Englisch | 2015 | Springer | EAN 9788132222460 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Information Systems Design and Intelligent Applications | Proceedings of Second International Conference INDIA 2015, Volume 1 | J. K. Mandal (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing | xxx | Englisch | 2015 | Springer | EAN 9788132222491 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…