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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. I. Cropping system 1. Principles and concepts. 2. Cropping system definition and classification. 3. Intensive cropping. 4. Crop rotation. 5. Plant interactions in cropping system. 6. Agronomic requirements of cropping system. 7. Cost reduction in crop production. 8. Evaluation indices of cropping system. II. Feed and forage crops 1. Livestock and Indian agriculture. 2. Feed and forages. 3. Details on forage crops. 4. Forage quality. 5. Fodder preservation. 6. Problem soil management. 7. Forage seed production. III. Farming system 1. Importance. 2. Farming system. 3. Integrated farming system. 4. Integrated farming system research and development in Tamil Nadu. The agricultural systems have encountered various kinds of ecological and environmental problems due to the growing pressure of human population on the carrying capacity of land and the productivity. There is no scope for horizontal expansion of land for food feed and fibre production. Only vertical expansion is possible by integrating appropriate farming component requiring less space and time while ensuring periodic income to the farmers. The ultimate goal of sustainable agriculture is to conserve the natural resource base protect the environment and enhance the health and safety of human population over a longer period which can be achieved by proper understanding the science behind farming system principles and practices. Thus this book will definitely serve as a reference book for the agricultural students extension personnel scientists and policy makers. 330 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Vol. II: Semiarid & Arid Region: 37. Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Rajasthan. 38. Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan. 39. Khijadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 40. Nalsarovar, Gujarat. 41. Thol Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 42. Wadhvana Wetland, Gujarat. Peninsular India Including Deccan Plateau, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Coastal Regions: 43. Bhoj Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 44. Sakhya Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 45. Sirpur Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 46. Yashwant Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 47. Ansupa Lake, Odisha. 48. Bhitarkanika Mangroves, Odisha. 49. Chilika Lake, Odisha. 50. Hirakud Reservoir, Odisha. 51. Satkosia Gorge, Odisha. 52. Tampara Lake, Odisha. 53. Lonar Lake, Maharashtra. 54. Nandur Madhameshwar, Maharashtra. 55. Thane Creek, Maharashtra. 56. Nanda Lake, Goa. 57. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka. 58. Kolleru Lake, Andhra Pradesh. 59. Ashtamudi Wetland, Kerala. 60. Sasthamkota Lake, Kerala. 61. Vembanad-Kol Wetland, Kerala. 62. Chitrangudi Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 63. Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, Tamil Nadu. 64. Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 65. Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 66. Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 67. Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest, Tamil Nadu. 68. Pichavaram Mangrove, Tamil Nadu. 69. Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 70. Suchindram Theroor Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. 71. Udhayamarthandapuram Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 72. Vaduvur Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 73. Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 74. Vellode Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 75. Vembannur Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. Wetlands are important for providing ecological balance and economic services to the mankind. They control the hydrological cycle of local environment and provide various ecosystem services tot the local inhabitants. The wetlands of international importance are designated as Ramsar Sites. In India, 75 wetlands are designated as Ramsar Sites covering 0.4% of country s geographical area. These 75 Ramsar sites are from various phytogeographic regions from the high altitude Himalayan Mountains to the Gangetic Palins and Peninsular India. They are either manmade or natural wetlands and support wide array of flora and fauna in and around the water bodies. The books Compendium on Phytodiversity of Ramsar Sites in India in two volumes contains the result of rapid floristic assessment conducted by Botanical Survey of India in these 75 Ramsar Sites. A staggering 4126 species of plants were documented in two volumes with more than 3226 taxa of flowering plants alone. Photographs of important species are included which would help in identification of species. These enormous plant diversity also includes many economically important and medicinally important species along with some threatened and endemic species. Conservation of these floristic elements is the key to the sustainable management of these vulnerable ecosystems.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Vol. I: Preface. Introduction. Western Himalaya. 1. Tso Kar Wetland Complex, Union Territory of Ladakh. 2. Tsomoriri, Union Territory of Ladakh. 3. Hokera Wetland, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 4. Hygam Wetland Conservation Reserve, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 5. Shallbugh Wetland Conservation Reserve, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 6. Surinsar-Mansar Lakes, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 7. Wular Lake, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 8. Chandertal Wetland, Himachal Pradesh. 9. Pong Dam Lake, Himachal Pradesh. 10. Renuka Wetland, Himachal Pradesh. 11. Asan Conservation Reserve, Uttarakhand. Gagetic Plains: 12. Beas Conservation Reserve, Punjab. 13. Harike Lake, Punjab. 14. Kanjli, Punjab. 15. Keshopur-Miani Community Reserve, Punjab. 16. Nangal Wildlife Sanctuary, Punjab. 17. Ropar, Punjab. 18. Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary, Haryana. 19. Sultanpur National Park, Haryana. 20. Bakhira Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 21. Haiderpur Wetland, Uttar Pradesh. 22. Nawabganj Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 23. Parvati Arga Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 24. Saman Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 25. Samaspur Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 26. Sandi Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 27. Sarsai Nawar Jheel, Uttar Pradesh. 28. Sur Sarovar, Uttar Pradesh. 29. Upper Ganga River, Uttar Pradesh. 30. Kabartal Wetland, Bihar. 31. East Calcutta Wetlands, West Bengal. 32. Sunderbans Wetland, West Bengal. North-East India: 33. Deepor Beel, Assam. 34. Loktak Lake, Manipur, 35. Pala Wetland, Mizoram. 36. Rudrasagar Lake, Tripura. Vol. II: Semiarid & Arid Region: 37. Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Rajasthan. 38. Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan. 39. Khijadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 40. Nalsarovar, Gujarat. 41. Thol Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 42. Wadhvana Wetland, Gujarat. Peninsular India Including Deccan Plateau, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Coastal Regions: 43. Bhoj Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 44. Sakhya Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 45. Sirpur Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 46. Yashwant Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 47. Ansupa Lake, Odisha. 48. Bhitarkanika Mangroves, Odisha. 49. Chilika Lake, Odisha. 50. Hirakud Reservoir, Odisha. 51. Satkosia Gorge, Odisha. 52. Tampara Lake, Odisha. 53. Lonar Lake, Maharashtra. 54. Nandur Madhameshwar, Maharashtra. 55. Thane Creek, Maharashtra. 56. Nanda Lake, Goa. 57. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka. 58. Kolleru Lake, Andhra Pradesh. 59. Ashtamudi Wetland, Kerala. 60. Sasthamkota Lake, Kerala. 61. Vembanad-Kol Wetland, Kerala. 62. Chitrangudi Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 63. Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, Tamil Nadu. 64. Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 65. Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 66. Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 67. Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest, Tamil Nadu. 68. Pichavaram Mangrove, Tamil Nadu. 69. Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 70. Suchindram Theroor Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. 71. Udhayamarthandapuram Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 72. Vaduvur Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 73. Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 74. Vellode Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 75. Vembannur Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. Wetlands are important for providing ecological balance and economic services to the mankind. They control the hydrological cycle of local environment and provide various ecosystem services tot the local inhabitants. The wetlands of international importance are designated as Ramsar Sites. In India, 75 wetlands are designated as Ramsar Sites covering 0.4% of country's geographical area. These 75 Ramsar sites are from various phytogeographic regions from the high altitude Himalayan Mountains to the Gangetic Palins and Peninsular India. They are either manmade or natural wetlands and support wide array of flora and fauna in and around the water bodies. The books 'Compendium on Phytodiversity of Ramsar Sites in India' in two volumes contains the result of rapid floristic assessment conducted by Botanical Survey of India in t.