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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface 1 Social well-being Meaning concept and scopeAmrita Chowdhury 2 Regional disparities in human development in South AsiaDebjani Sarkar 3 Gender inequality and discrimination in IndiaJP Singh 4 Socio-economic conditions of Karbi PopulationMadhumona Goswami and Madhushree Das 5 Constitution and Women empowerment in IndiaOm Prakash Tiwari 6 Spatio-Temporal analysis of Sex compositionNandita Kumari 7 Gender issue An international relations concernArun Kumar Singh 8 Gender discrimination Effects on reproductive behaviour and reproductive healthAshesh Dasgupta 9 Status of women and socio-economic developmentRashmi Prakash 10 Honour killings in PakistanSafdar Ali Shirazi 11 Affirmative action for women empowermentShefali Roy 12 Women and environmentPrabha Kumar Appendix IndexThe ultimate objective of all economic efforts is human development which encompasses quality of life the level of well-being and access to basic social services the Fundamental Rights that India?s Constitution guarantees to every citizen include the right to life and the right to livelihood is inherent in the right to lifeThe root cause of social insecurity in India is poverty and that is largely due to lack of adequate or productive employment opportunities The pattern of economic development in India since Independence in 1947 has left in its trail a variety of inequalities which have caused socio-politico tensions Whiled the economy has performed well in terms of growth rate of gross domestic product GDP its performance in terms of human development indicators has been unsatisfactoryIndia?s recent economic growth performance has indeed been creditable However such growth must make a demonstrable difference to the lives of the poorest and most vulnerable citizens India has the potential and the means to secure a reasonable standard of living for all of its citizens The socio-economically disadvantaged particularly women in rural areas are yet to benefit from development effortsThe present volume contains 12 well-researched papers authored by experts in the field which provide deep insights into the various aspects of human development in the context of social justice and women empowerment 186 pp.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents Introduction 1 Hepaticopsida Liverworts 2 Hepaticopsida Marchantiales 3  Marchantiales Riccia 4 Marchantiales Targioniaceae 5 Marchantiales Rebouliaceae 6  Marchantiales Lunulariaceae 7 Marchantiales Cococephalaceae 8 Hepaticopsida Sphaerocarples 9 Hepaticopsida Metzgeriales 10 Metzgeriales Riccardiaceae 11 Hepaticopsida Jungermanniales 12 Jungermanniales 13 Jungermanniales Frullaniaceae 14 Calobryales 15 Anthocerotopsida 16 Anthocerotales 17 Bryopsida 18 Takakiidae 19 Sphagnidae much moreFor the students of undergraduate and postgraduate students All the diagrams have been made of several colours making these more attractive As per the new format of question papers three types of questions Essay type Short answer type and Objective type Questions have been added During the Course of revision of this book we have been guided and assisted by the suggestions of a large number of students and professors of colleges and universities to whom we express our sincere thanks   537 pp.…

Zustand: Fair. Volume 54. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings. In fair condition, suitable as a study 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,400grams, ISBN:0387969918.…

The book is an attempt to look at the traditional watermill or gharat of the Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh in order to create an understanding of its importance problems and solutions of such technologies Pradesh 82 pp.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: I. Division Mycota: 1. The Fungi: General Characters and Classification. 2. Subdivision: Myxomycotina, Class: Myxomycetes. 3. Subdivision: Eumycotina, The Lower Fungi (Phycomycetes). 4. ubdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Chytridiomycetes. 5. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Plasmodiophoromycetes. 6. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Oomycetes. 7. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Zygomycetes. 8. Subdivision: Eumycotina, The Higher Fungi. 9. Subclass: Hemiascomycetidae (Yeasts). 10. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Series Plectomycetes. 11. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Series Hymenoasco. 12. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Sub-Sereis: Discomycetes. 13. The Higher Fungi, Class: Basidiomycetes. 14. Subclass: Heterobasidiomycetidae. 15. Subclass: Homobasidiomycetidae. 16. Class: Deuteromycetes (Fungi Imperfecti). 17. Fungi: General Topics and Discussion. 2. Schizomycota, Viruses and Mycoplasma: 1. Schizomycota: Bacteria. 2. Viruses, Viroids and Mycoplasma. 3. Lichens: IV. Elementary Plant Pathology: 1. Principles of Plant Pathology. 2. Examples of Important Plant Diseases. 3. Plant Parasitic Nematodes. Throws light on Whittaker's five kingdom system and beyond, economic importance of fungi and recent developments in fungal taxonomy (AFTOL ): Includes a chapter on plant parasitic nematodes discussing briefly their life cycle, common symptoms and control measures. Pedagogically enriched with close to 1000 coloured diagrams and images as well as engaging chapter-end exercises. (jacket). …

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction: I. Location and area. II. Geology and soil. III. Climate. 2. Vegetation. 3. Ecology. 4. Botanical history. 5. Methodology. 6. Floristic analysis and phytogeography. 7. Conservation prospectives. 8. Conservation measures proposed. 9. Useful pteridophytes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 10. List of pteridophytic families of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 11. Key to the families. 12. Systematic treatment. Selected bibliography. Index to botanical names. "The present work forms the first consolidated botanical account on pteridophytes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Pteridophytes have remained more or less neglected group of vascular plants. Only a fragmentary list has earlier been published; therefore, the present work has been undertaken in detail for the first time. "The present treatment is based on collections made from islands since the inception of Botanical Survey of India, Andaman and Nicobar Circle in the year 1973 at Port Blair and the specialised collections have been made by the authors as well as specimens housed at herbarium CAL. "The book provides detailed account of taxonomic treatment of 126 taxa (7 varieties) belonging to 60 genera and 37 families. Of which seven species are endemic to the islands. Among non endemic pteridophytes 44 species are not found in mainland but extend their distribution to South-East Asian countries. "The present work provides key to the families, genera and species as well as current nomenclature, brief description, ecology, distribution and specimens examined etc." (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book deals with about 200 plants being used by the tribal and rural folk in India for curing diseases, Over 2000 plants are actually reported in literature as medicinal and large number of them are now widely used and described in modem pharmacopoeias, textbooks of Ayurveda and Unani and in books on medicinal plants. The authors have compared the recent data on folk medicine with textbooks as dealt in the present book only with such plants as are not well known and should be subjected to photochemical toxicity and clinical tests, etc., for their medicinal potential. A review of literature on the chemistry and pharmacology of several species has also been given. The data on each species includes full botanical name, family, brief description, local name, general distribution in India, time of flowering and fruiting. The book should be particulary useful for pharmacologists ad clinical researchers for selecting new problems of work. Over 50 species are illustrated.…

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Materials and methods 3 Observation 4 Discussion References From the introduction Silk is a protein fibre produced by sericigenous insects belonging to family Saturniidae superfamily Bomycoidea order Lepidoptera which is one of the finest and most beautiful natural fibres of the world and is said to be the queen of the fibres It is yarn of life extruded by that unassuming caterpillar into a continuous filament It is secreted from the silk glands of the silkworm Basically there are two proteins which form the silk fibre viz fibroin which constitutes the core of the fibre and sericin a waxy substance which encase the fibroin Silk is as old as that of civilization itself According to available records and antiques of silk articles unearthed by archeologists China is the homeland of silk industry which dates back to at least 5000 years da huan et al For hundreds of years the Chinese guarded the secret of sericulture by imperial law According to popular legend the Chinese dominance of sericulture was weakened when emperor Justinian in the sixth century dispatched several monks on an espionage mission to bring back silkworm eggs from China They brought the eggs back to constentinopole from where it spread to different parts of the world In India sericulture is as old as Indian culture Datta silk especially tasar silk has been mentioned in the old epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata According to the Indian legend sericulture was introduced about 2000 years ago the wild silkmoth producing yellow silk fibre was very popular from the ancient time Mukherjee though according to European scholars Chinese bi voltine silk was introduced in India in 140 BC  435 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword/Ashok K. Dutt. Acknowledgements. I. Population dimensions 1. Four traditions of population poverty analysis a way out of the Cul De Sac/Nanda R. Shrestha Norman Johnson and Wilbur I. Smith. 2. Greying of the Baby boomers in America problems and prospects/Samuel Thompson. 3. Global aging and the rural health divide an analysis of Physician geographic maldistribution/Christopher Cusack. 4. Impacts of undocumented aliens a case study of the Organ Pipe National Monument/George M. Pomeroy and Richard McQown. 5. Changing geography of health and health care in Romania in the last decade of the 20 century/Liliana Dumitrache. 6. State of health of the Hungarian population in the period of transition/Eva Edit Kiss. 7. Education for surging population/Rameshwari Pandya. 8. Geographical analysis of health care in the Catchment area of Raul Targului River Romania/Aurel Gheorghilas. II. Environmental aspects 9. Cancer and the environment a multi level analysis/Ann Novogradec. 10. Health of coastal waters and estuaries of the United States of America/Shivaji Prasad. 11. Environmental status of water resources in Kumaon Himalaya/P.C. Tiwari and Bhagwati Joshi. 12. Urban environmental degradation a study of air pollution in Ghaziabad City of India/Ram Bilas. 13. Physical and cultural landscape of Kosi Plain/Shio Muni Yadav. 14. Mitigation and management of technological hazards/Parbati Nandi. 15. Water harvesting an urgent need/Bindu M. Bhatt and Raghuvanshi Jogender Singh. III. Developmental profile 16. Urban Development Policy in South Korea/Nak Hun Song. 17. Spatio temporal analysis of urban human resources development in India/B.R.K. Sinha. 18. Patterns of urban living and quality of life in Bucharest during the Post Communist Period/Mariana Mirela Nae. 19. Women participation in dairying a case study of Rajasthan India/M.K. Khandelwal. IV. Population Environment Development Inter linkages 20. Status of Population development and quality of life in Japan/Shii Okuno. 21. Environment population and land use conflicts in the Coastal Savannah of Ghana/Michael O'Neal Campbell. 22. People environment and development of Upper Ganga Basin Area Uttarakhand India/S.C. Mukhopadhyay. 23. Environment and demography a hostile relation in Dholpur District of Rajasthan State of India/Rama Prasad and Rani Singh. Index. Human and natural resources are the basis of all economic activities. Economic activities in turn affect the quantity and quality of natural and environmental resources. Economic activities change the stock of natural resources. The change of stock calls for appropriate trade off between the needs of present and future generations. Economic growth without environmental considerations can cause serious damage to the quality of life of the present and future generations. The concept of sustainable development advocates economic progress in an environmentally responsible manner. Sustainable development attempts to strike a balance between the demands of the economic development and the need for protection of the environment. It seeks to combine the elements of economic inefficiency intergenerational equity social concerns and environmental protection. This book is a collection of essays penned by an international group of distinguished scholars from the United States Canada United Kingdom Hungary Romania South Korea Japan and India. Contributions included in this book focus on interaction between population environment and development in various areas of the world. The book provides fresh thoughts and broad understanding of the current issues and challenges to be faced in the present century pertaining to complex inter relationships between population environment and development. It makes a significant departure from the existing pattern of literature available on the subject. This book brings together the ideas of scholars in the field of population environment and development. Their respective contributions are socially rele.…

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Zustand: gut. 1989. Theory of Optimal Designs. (= Lecture Notes in Statistics, Volume 54). In englischer Sprache. pages.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Soil researchers generate several types of data from classical results of experimental designs, soil physical and chemical analysis and pedological researches. An appropriate visualization of these data and their analysis in form of statistical graphics, plots, and information graphics can stimulate viewer engagement and attention. Besides the classical graphs and charts,representing soil data needs some special infographics such as textural triangle, piper diagram, soil-water retention curves, etc. The data of pedological research needs to be represented in another set of plots which include soil profile graphs depicting the horizons sequence with depth of the soil profile, soil color graphs, and the horizon and color transition sequence probabilities. These graphics can help developing the physiography-soil relationships and segregation of soils. This book explains the use of R platform in producing publication ready infographics from the soil data with examples. The book starts with initial guidance regarding installation of software and packages in R and the procedure of importing and exporting different formats of tabular data into and from R and its manipulation. Then the book explains the visualization of descriptive statistics, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and relationships among soil properties. The book provides a practical guideline to prepare soil textural triangles in different classification systems and to visualize pedological and soil survey data in form of soil profile plots, soil color plots, and clustering and segregation of soils based on morphological and physic-chemical properties. A dedicated chapter also discusses visualizing physical and chemical properties of soil water such as, soil water retention curve and Maucha and Piper diagrams representing ions in the soil solution.…