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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Herbal technology concepts and prospects/M. Daniel. A. Medicinal Plants 2. Phytotechnology value addition to biodiversity through chemoprospection/A. Banerji. 3. Medicinal plants mentioned in Atharva Veda/Arun Arya. 4. Korku uses of some lesser known monocotyledonous ethnomedicinal plants of Melghat (Dist. Amravati)/Prabha Y. Bhogaonkar and Vinod D. Devarkar. 5. Medico botanical survey of Vanaspatibet of Wadwal Nagnath/S.D. Biradar S. Modak and P.N. Kanthale. 6. Observations on ethnomedicinal plants of Danta Forest in North Gujarat/K.C. Patel and A.S. Reddy. 7. Conservation through propagation of the state flower Sassurea obvallata an under explored medicinal herb of Uttaranchal/Mitali Joshi and Uppendra Dhar. 8. Medicinal mushrooms for healthy life/Arun Arya and Chtra Arya. 9. Cultivation of Reishi mushroom [Ganoderma Lucidum (Layes) Karst]/Chitra Arya. 10. Micromorphological characters as biomarkers for some of the medicinal plants of Gujarat/Dipa Gohil Vinay M. Raole and M. Daniel. 11. Pharmacognostic and phytochemical analysis of Ficus benghalensis Linn. and Ficus religiosa Linn./Richa Pandey and M. Daniel. 12. Pharmacognostic and phytochemical studies on Woodfordia floribunda Salisb. and Lagerstroemia flos reginae Retz/Elizabeth M. Daniel Susy Albert and M. Daniel. 13. Studies on the pharmacognosy and phytochemistry of one of the Balas Sida veronicafolia Lam./Anamika Kumari and M. Daniel. 14. Pharmacognostic and phytochemical studies on Euphorbia thymifolia Linn. and E. hirta Linn./Sallykutty Thomas and M. Daniel. 15. Silica bodies as biomarkers of a few medicinal plants of the Poacea/Priya V. Nair and M. Daniel. 16. Studies on the biomarkers of Ammania baccifera Linn. and Lawsonia inermis Linn./Elizabeth M. Daniel Susy Albert and M. Daniel. 17. Studies on the pharmacognosy and hypoglycemic activity of Artocarpus heterophyllus Lam./R. Remya and M. Daniel. 18. Effect of Cassia alata Linn. leaf extract on anti oxidant enzymes in normal and streptozotocin induced diabetic rats/R. Remya S. Sathya and A. Prakasam. 19. Studies on pharmacognosy and phytochemistry of Jatropha curcas Linn and Jatropha gossypifolia Linn./Sallykutty Thomas and M. Daniel. 20. TLC screening of in vitro produced phytosterols of Clerodendrum phlomidis L./Zankhana Rathod Monika Christian and O.P. Saxena. 21. In vitro produced flavonoids of Boerhavia diffusa Linn./Monika Christian Zankhana Rathod and O.P. Saxena. 22. Curing of plasmid mediated vancomycin resistance in Staphylococcus aureus using herbal naphthoquinones/Sheetal Jahagirdar and P.K. Dhakephalkar. B. Natural Dyes 23. Rohira (Tecomella Undulata) leaves a new source of dye for cotton and silk fabric/Sabra Qureshi and Inderpal Rai. 24. Dyeing of cotton fabric with Katha and Ravenchi Wood/Anjali Karolia and Falguni Patel. 25. Dyeing of cotton with Bixa orellana Linn. seeds/E.M. Dedhia. 26. Dyeing of cotton silk and wool yarns by babool (Prosopis juliflora) flowers/Vijaya Lunia and Shelly Arora. 27. Fermentation process in dyeing cotton and silk fabrics with banana peel (Musa Paradisiaca Var. Sapientum)/Inderpal Rai and Santosh Soni. 28. Application and evaluation of micro encapsulated perfumes on three textile fabrics/Deepa Rathi and Misty Rao. 29. Medicinal herbs for dyeing normal and grey hair/Shehnaz Y. Qureshi. C. Biopesticides 30. Biocontrol agents and their interaction with agricultural crops/Dolly Kumar and Bhumika Naidu. 31. Control of toxicogenic fungi by essential oil from pericarp of Citrus/Neeta Sharma and Abhishek Tripathi. 32. Antifungal activity of floral extracts of Calotropis Procera and Mimusops Elengi/Vishal K. Muliya and Arun Arya. D. Biofertilisers 33. Marine algae as a biofertiliser/Neelam Pereira Verecar X.N. and V.K. Dhargalkar. 34. Efficacy of biofertilisers with nitrogen levels on productivity of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)/H.P. Ponkia K.H. Ribadia and D.R. Gondalia. 35. Yield potential of BGA biofertilisers for paddy crop/S.N. Nandan K.B. Thakre and.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Part 1 : Plant Taxonomy, Medicinal Plants, Biofuels And Natural Dyes: 1. Taxonomy and conservation of Cycads- The living fossils/Anil K. Goel. 2. Morphometric Studies on Rice Cultivars from Gangetic-Plains, India/R.J. Desai, B. Sharan and V.M. Raole. 3. Application of dye extracted from Ashoka (Saraca indica) bark and leaves on cotton fabric and evaluation of anti-microbial properties of Ashoka dye/Inderpal Rai and Sandeepa Kumawat. 4. Priority for Biodiversity Conservation/Vinay M. Raole and Rinku J. Desai. 5. Approach of Medico Ethnobotany based on disease-oriented study/Susmita Sahoo and Narendra Patil. 6. Antimicrobial and antioxidant potency of leaves of a medicinal plant- Pterocarpus marsupium Roxb/R. Keshwala, Y. Baravalia, Y. Vaghasiya and S. Chanda. 7. In vitro Evaluation of Antioxidant and Antimicrobial potency of fruit rind of Caesalpinia pulcherrima Swartz/Mital, Kaneria, Yogesh, Vaghasiya, Jigna, Parekh and Sumitra, Chanda. 8. Application of dye extracted from Pillu (Salvadora oleoides) fruit on cotton and silk fabrics and evaluation of its color fastness property/Vijaya Luniya and Subuhi Khan. Part 2 : Plant Anatomy, Host Pathogen Interactions, Biofertilizers And Biopesticides: 9. Biofertilizers for Sustainable Agriculture/D. J. Bagyaraj and A. N. Balakrishna. 10. Anamorphic Fungi: An Overview/Praveen Gehlot, D. K. Purohit and S. Kaur. 11. Ultra structural details of teak wood decay caused by Lenzites sterioides (Fr.) Ryv. and Coriolus versicolor L. ex Fr./P.K. Nagadesi, Arun Arya and Susy Albert. 12. Preservation of Anamorphic Fungi/Praveen Gehlot, S. Kaur and Kamna Sharma. 13. Occurrence of fungi on Madhuca seeds and physico-chemical characteristics of seed oil/Shraddha Olpadkar and Arun Arya. 14. Reclamation of fluorspar mining areas of Kadipani by AMF inoculated tree species/Shirali Chokshi and Arun Arya. 15. Occurrence of certain timber degrading fungi from saw mills of Gujarat/Arun Arya and P.K. Nagadesi.16. Petiolar anatomy as an aid to the identification of Mangifera indica varieties/Bhavana Sharma, Susy Albert and H.K. Dhaduk. 17. Comparative study of the effect of bio-fertilizer (AM Fungi) on yield of selected crops/M.H. Gadani, K. Banerjee, S.P. Sisodiya and K.K. Srivastava. 18. Occurrence of Endophytic fungal flora from leaves, stem and bark of Mangifera indica L. from Vadodara, Gujarat/Shipra Chaudhary and Arun Arya. 19. Bio-control agents (BCAs) as a potential tool to uphold sustain-ability of Environment: Types, methods and commercialization/Riddhi M. Patel and Y.T. Jasrai. 20. Edible vaccines A bright Panorama for Healthcare/Mansi Barochia, Chaini Konwar and Nisarg Soni. Part 3 : Plant Physiology, Tissue Culture, Plant Genomics, Proteomics, Molecular Biology And Plant Biotechnology: 21. Performance of tissue culture date palm (Phoenix dactylefera L.) in Mundra taluka/D.R. Kanzaria, M.V. Ramdevputra, U.N. Tank, M.K. Mankad and N.P. Shukla. 22. The use of RAPD in assessing genetic diversity in Commiphora wightii (Arnott.) Bhandari, an endangered medicinal plant/Sanghamitra Samantaray, K P Hidayath, K A Geetha and Satyabrata Maiti. 23. Variability Induced by Ethyl Methane Sulphonate on Presoaked and Dry Seeds of Hordeum vulgare L. Var. K-409/Archana Srivastava and Alka Srivastava. 24. Effect of different polysaccharides as explant holding substitute on Micropropogation of Banana/N. C. Vora and Y. T. Jasrai. 25. Gamma rays induced variability in Jatropha curcas L. - D. Nayak, N.S. Patil, S.K. Jha and D.B. Jadeja. 26. Genetic divergence of muskmelon (Cucumis melo Linn.)/Reetu Mehta, Diwakar Singh and M.K. Bhalala. 27. Effect of NaCl and GA3 on germination of Coreopsis seeds/Kajal Gandhi and Archana Mankad. 28. Morph-physiological parameters and seed yield of Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) as influenced by salicylic acid and brassinolide/C. Mandavia, L. Raval, V. Khasiya and M.K. Mandavia. 29. Large scale production of an important ayurvedic medicinal plant Taruni (Aloe barbadensis Mill.).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The global environment has significantly changed due to a number of factors such as industrial pollution, expansion of agricultural land way beyond the fringe forest zones, destruction of virgin forests, loss of quality agricultural lands due to soil erosion, loss of global wildlife and biodiversity, climate change, global warming, devastating forest fires, floods, draughts, melting of glaciers to mention a few. Human or anthropogenic impacts are in turn devastating the planet with our attention being shifted only to the shinning aspect of our civilizations. The most alarming fact about this hidden factor is that they are all directly or indirectly impacted by human activities in some way or other. The present work, Environment at Crossroads deals with various environmental problems like climate change, global warming, food security, bioremediation of waste, oil spills, and problems of heavy metal toxicity, control strategies like use of gene therapy, conservation of mangroves, revival of river Vishwamitri and role of plant and animals in biodiversity conservation is discussed.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Part I : Global warming: health effects: 1. Global warming: an overview from human and animal health perspectives. 2. Air pollution and their effects on human health. 3. A step towards a greener tomorrow. 4. Air pollution and health: a case study of Lucknow city of U.P. (India). 5. Women's influence in global warming. 6. Asian desertification an impending danger: lessons from china. 7. Climate change: global warming and human health. 8. A look at bird flu. Part II: Air pollution and climate change: 9. Air pollution, climate change and mitigation strategies. 10. Studies on ozone and climate change. 11. Fluxes and controlling edaphic factors of CO2, CH4 and N2O from soil under eucalyptus plantation in Gujarat, India. 12. Pollution status of Chandlodia Lake located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. 13. Changes in chlorophyll content in Cassia occidentalis L. in response to automobile pollution. Part III : Agriculture and horticulture: impact of climate change: 14. Nitrification from the stand point of agricultural implications and environmental concerns. 15. Role of horticulture in mitigating climate change. 16. Zinc remediation by maize and cowpea plants using AM fungi. 17. Environmental effects on Rhizobium cells: ultrastructural studies. 18. Impacts of climate change on agriculture in arid and semi-arid regions: a review. 19. Occurrence of seed Mycoflora, and effect of heavy metal pre-treatment in Germination of Rajmah. 20. Climate change and plant diseases. 21. Role of microorganisms on seedling growth and survival of Terminalia bellerica (Gaertn.) Roxb. Part IV : Changing environment: ecofriendly options. 22. Tree cover and urban environment: trees in urban areas in Gujarat state. 23. Energy conservation and global warming. 24. Rainwater harvesting towards conserving the elixir of life. 25. Biodiesel: an ecofriendly option. 26. Awareness of Carbon trading in Gujarat. 27. Suppression of bio-diversity by Lantana camara: simplest solution to this problem. 28. Problems of groundwater pollution and their management strategies. 29. Dust pollution prevention by tree leaves: Micromorphological and Phyllosphere studies. 30. Diversity of fungal Endophytes in the leaves of five Terminalia spp. 31. Carbon sequestration by mangroves of Gujarat, India. 32. Biofertilizers: a status update of past, present and future applications and its role in organic farming and sustainable agriculture. 33. Plantation to reduce the pollution in the leading eco-city: Vadodara. 34. Silvopastoral systems and their contribution to carbon sequestration and livestock methane emissions reduction under tropical conditions. 35. Effect of air pollution on physiological and biochemical activities of medicinally important neem tree (Azadirachta indica A. Juss.). 36. Bioplastic: demand of globally warmed earth. The marked increase in concentration of CO2, methane and other greenhouse gases has increased the global temperature during past few decades. An increase in global temperature and precipitation has increased the proliferation of vector borne diseases in plants and animals including human beings. The changes in climatic conditions may be detrimental to forest and aquatic ecosystems. Scientists have distinguished and environmental engineers contributed several chapters for the present book which includes important pollution management strategies useful to academicians, industries and forest planners. The health aspects of plants and human beings are discussed in detail in changing global environmental scenario. A chapter also discusses ozone depletion and its consequences. The book will be an asset to readers and hope it will provide various clues to reduce damages caused by environmental pollution and climate change.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The book Power of the Plants highlights the rapidly expanding horizons of Plant Sciences. It encompasses nutritional, therapeutic and commercial potential of plants. The 31 chapters deal with extensive details of different fruits, vegetables and plants like ferns, betel nut and coffee etc. Seeds of grasses, fruits and certain flowers are necessary and used to provide food security. The role of various plants is mentioned in Atharva Veda but recent developments in the field of economic Botany and ethnological surveys, have resulted in the vast potential applications of these plants. The medicinal uses of plants mentioned in the book will help to consumers to keep themselves fit. Uses of the flowering plants and ferns as Nutraceuticals, nutritional and other commercial applications are described. This information is not only a source of scientific knowledge in the subject but provides detail for certain new startups and help the entrepreneurs to establish an industry. The farmers and growers will also get the knowledge of new crops which can be monetarily beneficial for them.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. List of contributors. I. Seed borne diseases ecofriendly management 1. Need for an eco friendly alternative to manage seed borne diseases/Arun Arya. 2. Natural plant extracts an alternative control of seed borne fungi/Marina Sisterna and Gustavo Dal Bello. 3. Engineering disease resistance a paradigm shift in plant disease management/S.M. Paul Khurana S.K. Chakrabarti and D. Pattanayak. 4. Complexity of stored grain ecosystem/Neeta Sharma. 5. Use of botanicals in seed storage/K. Vanangamudi A. Bharathi K. Parameswari and G. Ravichandran. 6. Harmonization of Phytosanitary regulations in Asia/Jagveer Sindhu. 7. Biopesticides a scenario in India present and future scope/P. Kaushik and P. Chauhan. 8. Eco friendly measures to safeguard farmers saved seeds from fungal Pathogens/V. Ravishankar Rai and A.G. Pradeep. 9. Seed treatment techniques for quality seed production of rice cv. CR1009 in semi dry condition/K. Sasikala. 10. Effect of seed borne mycoflora on health of conifer seeds and its ecofriendly management/A.K. Gupta and R.C. Sharma. 11. Integrated management of Loose Smut Disease of wheat caused by Ustilago segatum/Anuja Gupta and V.K. Maheswari. 12. Biologicals and biorationals in the management of agricultural insect pests an ecofriendly approach/Pramila Tripathi. 13. Evaluation of the efficacy of bio pesticides on seed mycoflora and seedling quality of some oil seed crops/V. Ravishankar Rai and G. Thippeswamy. 14. Formulation of wild plant extracts for the biological control of crop diseases/K.K. Sinha and A.K. Choudhary. 15. Pre and post harvest seed spoilage of cereals and prevalence of mycotoxin contamination/Y.P. Sharma and Geeta Sumbali. 16. Proper storage conditions for maintaining seed viability and germination of certain leguminous tree seeds/Chitra Arya and Arun Arya. II. Studies on Control of Wilt and Foliar Diseases 17. Nonpathogenic Fusarium isolates from Carnation suppressing wilt caused by F. oxysporum f. sp. dianthi/Cecilia Monaco. 18. Soil solarization to control Wilt Disease of Pigeon Pea/Arun Arya. 19. Eco friendly approaches in the management of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. gladioli responsible for Corm Rot and Wilt in Gladiolus/Sunita Chandel and Manica Tomar. 20. Status and progress of biological control of Wheat Foliar Diseases in Argentina/Analia E. Perello and Cecilia Monaco. Subject index. Indian agriculture has witnessed spectacular advances in agricultural production in the last few decades. This was possible through Green Revolution in mid 60s leading to the country's remarkable achievement in food grains and edible oil production. Seed has always been regarded as the most vital basic and critical input in agriculture. It is interesting to note that today seed demand of only 10% farmers is met. Efforts are needed to provide good quality certify seeds to farmers. In recent years the awareness for seed health has increased among the growers traders and consumers. In post GATT era and with emergence of WTO seed health has assumed the global concern. Infection of seed borne pathogens results into seed rots seedling decay pre and post emergence mortality distortion discoloration reduced seed size and shrivelledness of seeds. Their study and identification is primarily required to achieve satisfactory control. The book will be of great help to students researchers and people engaged in seed production activities. In this book information about different seed borne diseases is presented in 20 chapters. There is an urgent need to find out effective alternative methods of diseases control which are less harmful to human beings and environment. There are chapters dealing with botanical pesticides and quarantine regulations. A chapter describes molecular aspects involved in seed borne diseases. The contents are divided into two parts (I) Seed borne diseases and (II) Wilt and Foliar Diseases and their control methods. Ecofriendly measures to control seed borne diseases are dealt in detail.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Biology, Cultivation and Applications of Mushrooms | Arun Arya (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | xix | Englisch | 2023 | Springer | EAN 9789811662591 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is an informative and profound book that explores the impact of climate change on the unique and delicate environment of the Himalayan region. The book meticulously examines the different plants and animals that live there and how they are affected by changing temperatures and weather patterns. The book showcases how species are changing their habits and distribution patterns and what this means for the future of the Himalayan environment. The book also provides practical suggestions for how local communities and policymakers can work together to protect the region's biodiversity for the future.Overall, this book is an excellent resource for researchers and academics who are interested in learning more about the environmental impacts of climate change on the Himalayan region. The book is written in a clear and accessible manner, making it easy for anyone to understand the profound implications of climate change on this unique and sensitive environment.