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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. Biodiversity and conservation: 1. Introduction. 2. Definitions. 3. Global biodiversity assessment. 4. Biodiversity concept. 5. Valuing biodiversity. 6. Sustainable development :need for valuing resources. 7. Biodiversity and eco-system processes. 8. Measuring biodiversity. 9. Conservation : approaches and researches. 10. Biodiversity in various living organisms. 11. Restoring biodiversity. 12. A world bank guidelines for monitoring and evaluation for biodiversity projects. II. QUO vadis, medicinal plants?: 1. Floral and faunal resources-face a crisis. 2. Factors causing depletion of medicinal plants. 3. Loss of habitat. 4. Background history of Ayurveda. 5. Status report : medicinal herbs. 6. Status report : medicinal shrubs. 7. Status report : climbing medicinal plants. 8. Status report : medicinal tree flora. 9. Medicinal plants : lacunae in conservation and preservation. 10. Medicinal properties of some selected plant species. 11. List of potential drug plants. III. The threatened wildlife of India : 1. India's wildlife situation is under severe threat. 2. Human population explosion vis-a-vis wildlife. 3. Conserving biodiversity resources. 4. Check-list (tentative) and status of Mammalian fauna. 5. Primates. 6. Pangolins. 7. Status of reptiles and lizards. 8. Amphibian biodiversity. 9. Faunal impoverishment. 10. Invertebrate faunal resources. 11. Avifaunal (Bird) biodiversity. 12. Ichthyofaunal biodiversity. IV. Special site for study of biodiversity and ecology : case of floating island of Loktak Lake, Manipur. V. Protected 359 pp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: A wellresearched study of tribal turmoil and disturbances starting from the Santal Rebellion of 185556 to the Jharkhand movement, aimed at forming a fullyfledged tribal state in the heart of India. About The Author: A. B. Chaudhury, a keen student of tribal affairs, loves esxploring the yet unexplored realms of anthropology. An IPS officer, he is now Deputy InspectorGeneral of Police in Calcutta. CONTENTS: Prologue The Santals Interactions District: Malda Barind the Hotbed Santals in Barind: Relation with the Administration The Leader The Culmination The Battle The Appeasement Epilogue Bibliography Index The Title 'State Formation Among Tribals: a Quest For Santal Identity written/authored/edited by A. B. Chaudhuri', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789362800367 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 192 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: 192.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. A wellresearched study of tribal turmoil and disturbances starting from the Santal Rebellion of 185556 to the Jharkhand movement, aimed at forming a fullyfledged tribal state in the heart of India. About The Author: A.B. Chaudhury, a keen student of tribal affairs, loves esxploring the yet unexplored realms of anthropology. An IPS officer, he is now Deputy InspectorGeneral of Police in Calcutta. Contents: Prologue The Santals Interactions District: Malda Barind the Hotbed Santals in Barind: Relation with the Administration The Leader The Culmination The Battle The Appeasement Epilogue Bibliography Index The Title 'State Formation Among Tribals: a Quest For Santal Identity written/authored/edited by A.B. Chaudhuri', published in the year 2013. The ISBN 9788121204224 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 192 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 192.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. I. Aquaculture 1. Preamble definition. 2. Aquaculture for increased production. 3. Aims and objectives. 4. Basic principles underlaying fish production. 5. Primary production and food chain. 6. Classification of aquaculture. 7. Biological means of increasing production. 8. Distinctive feature of fish culture in various regions of the world. 9. Homestead aquaculture. 10. Critical Standing Crop (CSC). 11. Reproduction in fish. 12. Metabolic products of fish and their effects on the growth of fish. 13. Cage culture in running water. 14. Simultaneous culture of rice and fish. 15. Aquaculture detailed in transparencies increase fish production biotechnology productivity seaweed culture human population environmental exploitation. Annexure. Reference books on aquaculture. II. Limnology 1. General limnology. 2. Our planet earth. 3. Water balance in lakes. 4. Some important lakes of the world. 5. Geomorphology of lakes basins. 6. Light optical properties of lakes. 7. Lacustrine zonation. 8. Circulation of food in a lake. 9. Water and life. 10. Water as an environment. 11. Heat Thermal properties of water. 12. Water various movements. 13. Chemical properties of water. 14. Classification of organisms in water. 15. Classification and technology of Plankton. 16. Functional classification of organisms. 17. Productivity of food in lakes. 18. Zooplankters. 19. Zoobenthos. 20. Fish. 21. Morphometry and Morphology of lakes and lake water. Reference books on limnology. III. Ichthyology 1. General considerations. 2. Origin and evolution of vertebrates. 3. Classification. 4. External morphology. 5. Locomotion in fishes. 6. Fish blood. 7. Lymphatic system in fish. 8. Swim bladder neutral buoyancy and its modifications. 9. Adaptations for air breathing in fishes. 10. Digestive system in fishes. 11. Structure and functions of fish kidney. 12. Osmotic regulation in fishes. 13. Gametogenesis and embryogenesis in fishes. 14. Endocrine organs in fishes. 15. Sense organ in fishes. 16. Colouration in fishes. 17. Bioluminescence in fishes. 18. Electric organs in fishes. 19. Fish migration. 20. Zoogeography. 21. Mullet. 22. Fish production and supportive diagrams. Reference books on ichthyology. Bibliography. Index. While stock taking the life time achievements of Professor Hiralal Chaudhuri in the domain of research teaching and training one has to go through the editor's write up detailed in preface and introduction. Three manuals viz. aquaculture limnology and ichthyology form an integral and interrelated chain of activities and may be taken as a single unit. In fact the success of the Professor in various facets of aquaculture promoted Central Government to get hundreds of budding aquaculturists of all ranks to be trained under him and the manuals aided in his lectures. In fact the Professor's various national and international assignments and responsibilities with FAO/UNDP ESCAP SEAFDEC NACA/IDRC and others involved him in coordinated research training and teaching activities. Hundreds of officers were trained and even the high valued Ph.D and M.S. degree researchers had to be guided by him in their researches. Besides his experience in teaching since 1943 promoted him to draw outlines for presentation of various multiple details of subjects to the students through lecture notes transparencies for over head projector colour slides and herbarium sheets. The three manuals provide all such data and information. His command over the languages of English French German and Latin helped him to explain various scientific terms and significance to the students very lucidly and convincingly. The students undergraduate and post graduate assessed the quality of his teaching as the best among all the groups of lecturers in evaluating their performances which was a system in the university of the Philippines at Los Banos. As such the manuals have immense value. In preparation of this treatise on manuals the editor had to col. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Acknowledgements. Preface. 1. Depletion of land, deforestation and medicinal plant crisis. 2. Medicinal plants in India--a observation. 3. Ayurveda: an Indian system. 4. Potential drug plants of undivided India-listed by Kirtikar and Basu. 5. Some potential drug plants of India--comments on the list of Sibakali Bhattacharyya. 6. Some potential drug plants of India: comment on R.N. Chopra's list. 7. Technology on trade and commerce--imports and exports. 8. Status assessment of tree flora. 9. Status assessment of Shrub flora. 10. Status assessment of Herb flora. 11. Uses of some medicinal plants of selected areas and their status.12. Potential drug plants of laterite and Arid zones. 13. Potential medicinal plants of North-east India. 14. Research and cultivation. 15. Conservation strategy. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. "This is an endeavour of the author to present a vast quantity of fact-based reliable analytical data on the status (density and frequency etc.) of medicinal plants of India in his book. His inferences have the basis of field-based study on status of plants the findings of which nullifies much bloated assertions of the experts on pharmacopoeia and of the pharmacologists that India was still a rich store house of medicinal plant resources; their findings were never based on analytical (quantitative) data, besides that the systematic botanists have only prepared check lists of plants with morphological descriptions but never mentioned about regeneration and on their status (density, frequency, abundance etc.). So the floras do not speak of status--abundance or decay of various species. The exception was with the foresters who prepared status lists commercial tree species; with the formation of forest survey of India the country had adequate status data on commercial tree species of the entire country. There has been a big lacunae on the status assessment of herbs, shrubs and climbers which form substantial number of medicinal plants. While making his assessment the author has applied his long years of field inventory experience and finding to arrive at a dependable figures. He has stressed that there has been continuous depletion of vegetation brought by various biotic and abiotic factors well displayed in a number of charts and maps. The author has marked the status of species of plants prepared by Chopra, Kirtikar and Bose, S. Bhattacharya. He has also given an outline information of drug plants, export, import, threats and cultivation. The author desires that it was time to enforce strict conservation measures of flora besides inventory made on herbs, shrubs, climbers on medicinal plants. On the whole the book gives a broad outline of the present status of medicinal plants and some information associated with it." (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. I. Tropical forests of Sundarbans mangroves (flora fauna man animal interaction and conservation) Introduction. 1. Flora and fauna in the abode of man eater's in tropical mangrove forests of Sundarbans. 2. Socio cultural scenario (human settlement agriculture culture and religion and tiger cult). 3. Man eating tigers a socio cultural issue. 4. Sundarbans estuary world's unique and a very complex habitat. 5. Physiographical parameters of Sundarbans delta. 6. Mangroves what they are. 7. Vertebrate fauna of Sundarbans. 8. Aquatic avifaunal world of Sundarbans. 9. Role of honey bee. 10. Ichthyofaunal (fish) diversity. 11. Special roles of molluscs. 12. Special roles of crustacea. 13. Benthic biota. 14. Faunal floral adaptations. 15. Sundarbans biosphere reserve (aims and objectives). 16. Sundarbans estuary is a vast wetland. 17. Conservation strategy. II. Flora and fauna of Andaman and Nicobar mangroves (resources conservation strategy problems remedy) Introduction. 1. Bay islands are learner's living museum. 2. Biogeographical realms. 3. Rain forests of the islands. 4. Physiography of the coastal bonanza. 5. Coastal animals. 6. Wildlife parks and sanctuaries. 7. Biosphere reserve in Great Nicobar. 8. Grand effort to save the tribals. 9. Management strategy. 10. Development activities vis a vis conservation problems. 11. Checklist of fauna resources. 12. Study in marine ecosystem. Bibliography. Index. This book Biodiversity of Mangroves is a maiden endeavour of this or by any other author to unveil the hidden and rich treasure of biotal physiographic tribal marine coastal and other resources bringing under one umbrella The Mangroves. It also highlights tiger man interaction and rendenvous of innumerable invertebrate and vertebrate fauna endemic and rare biota of two premier mangrove sites situated at northern and southern apexes of The Bay of Bengal. The author does not merely layout checklists of plants and animals birds and fishes he also brings forth facts on site specific species species association endemism biogeographic and other qualities. The most attractive and realistic aspect of Tiger cult and man tiger interaction of Sundarbans have been brought to light. For the bay islands indepth facts on several vanishing tribals rare and endemic biota problem and issues of tropical rain forest and conservation strategy have been identified. Sundarban's mangrove history remains a sterile subject Sans Tiger Man interaction and without revelation of tiger's behavioural pattern similarly without the vanishing tribals struggle for existence and stress stricken biotal's survival history the bay islands remain in dark. In this field the author takes the pride to bring forth very many hidden qualities of these two mangrove forests to light so far not considered by any to discuss under one umbrella. The presentation has been made mostly from the author's own experience and involvement in scientific work and his findings in both the areas which have also been recorded in books and various research papers since 1970. The readers are sure to have a realistic conception of the resources problems and conservation strategy at a glance which is a unique presentation of the author. 332 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Forest cover and environmental issues. 2. Nature and forests. 3. Forests environment and man multifaceted synergic qualities and values. 4. Tropical forests and resources Bonanza. 5. Environment and ecology of the Himalayas. 6. Environment in tribal areas. 7. Environmental pollution role of trees. 8. Plants for recreation and environmental ethics. 9. Perilous landuse and environmental crisis. 10. Wetland environment resources and biotic impacts. 11. Mines and forest degradation. 12. Medical plant resources face environmental crisis. 13. Conservation of wildlife in India resources and threats. Bibliography. General index. Scientific name index. The book aims at enumerating some important multi faceted values and qualities of forests related to environment and interaction with man. The readers will have a clear conception of forest cover and various relevant issues relating to the density and vegetation related subjects. In fact all the thirteen chapters selected by the author pertain to his life long observations an studies. Conservation aspects resources of flora and fauna Himalayan panorama wetland temperate hills tropical hill and mangrove flora have formed apart of it. Perilous conditions of land and faunal degradation the tribal scenario of the country and various hazards in their abode have been enumerated. The role of trees in ameliorating environmental pollution and green house effect have been discussed clearly in short. India's dying landscape due to land degradation and various biotic impacts on wetland also been brought to the sphere of discussions. In short the readers will find a short but clear scenario of forest and land of this country which face a disaster. 304 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Acknowledgements. Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Wetland issues a neglected subject. 3. Various facets of wetland resources and conservation. 4. Wetland research. 5. Flood plains. 6. Biotic communities. 7. Physico chemical characters of water. 8. Wetlands project areas. 9. Wetlands facing pollution. 10. Primary productivity. 11. Productivity and energy dynamics. 12. Wetland crisis. 13. Socio economic wetlands in flood plain. 14. Mines and forest degradation. Bibliography. Subject index. Index of Planktonic species. In early 90s of last century when the Ministry of Environment and forests were busy framing policy laws projects and committees for identification and conservation of Wetlands of India this author had the opportunity to attend some of the meetings on preparing projects along with Bose Institute Salim Ali Center for Ornithology and natural history and other experts. He found almost all the members were simply ignorant of the monumental work done on Aquatic ecology by the Central Fisheries this was also further exposed as no fishery experts were made a committee member. This author took over the task of preparing a treatise on Wetland Ecology and resources and published a book in 1998 the title of which was Wetland Ecology Research Resources and Conservation. The present work has the foundation in that work but many recent works have added as enrichment. The author has pointed it out that the subject has not received proper attention in India. The precarious land use situation human settlement poaching encroachment over exploitation pollution and many other causes have resulted in eradication of wetlands from this country. All chapters have put up salient features of wetland supported by adequate research data. Most of the chapters present research findings of various scientists. The role and importance of fish in wetland has been elaborately discussed. 296 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Aquaculture resurgence birth of blue revolution. 2. Contribution of Professor Hiralal Chaudhuri to aquaculture views on resurgence and blue revolution in South and Southeast Asia. 3. Chronological history of Professor Chaudhuri's activities. 4. Aquaculture in the threshold of the 3 millennium a few observations. 5. Prof. Hiralal Chaudhuri's role in network of aquaculture centre in Asia and the Pacific region (NACA). 6. Break through in Chanos chanos induced breeding another feather in Prof. Chaudhuri's cap. 7. Warm water fishes in Asia and the far east on breeding and selection a significant review. 8. Aquaculture and rural communities a concept that struck Prof. Chaudhuri three decades back. 9. More information on carps. 10. Composite fish culture pond management and record fish yield. 11. Some selected works of Professor Chaudhuri. 12. Compilation of SEAFDEC aquaculture technical papers. 13. Spread of knowledge on aquaculture Prof. Chaudhuri's effort through lectures discussions and workshops. 14. Prof. Chaudhuri's project successes in a few countries. Index. The book focuses a realistic and factual account on the resurgence of aquaculture and birth of blue (protein) revolution. The resurgence got a booming start on the success of induced breeding of carps in mid 1957. Thereafter further research successes gained momentum year after year in the fields of high fish seed production integrated polyculture hybridization training of personnel and in various other fields. Bulk impact of benefits from these successes were on the people of India South and Southeast Asia who harvested the successes of induced breeding. These successes were considered the best research success in the field of aquaculture in the region. The credit for these successes goes to Prof. Hiralal Chaudhuri the Father of Induced Breeding and the international scientist. As the publisher M/s Daya publishing House wanted to document the research success of Prof. Chaudhuri specifically the editor prepared this treatise on whatever little documents of Prof. Chaudhuri were available. The Professor was averse to publicity name and fame and in no way connected with this endeavour except that he rather reluctantly permitted to consult his papers. He said the success was due to a teamwork of several aquaculturists. Since various stalwart aqua culturist's observations have been presented in chapters 1 2 and 4 there was no room for the editor to glorify Prof. Chaudhuri's achievements any further. 285 pp.…

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