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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Zustand: New. pp. 94 Illus. (Partly Col.).

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 92 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. 200.

Zustand: New. pp. xxviii + 150 Figures, Illus. (Partly Col.).

Zustand: New. pp. 128.

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 272 Illus. (Partly Col.).

Zustand: New. pp. xx + 128 49 Figures, Illus. (Partly Col.).

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 92 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 88 20 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. xvi + 194 Figures.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Why bonsai 3 Aesthetic aspects 4 Details of bonsai parts 5 Indoor bonsai 6 Ideal environments for bonsai 7 Selection of species 8 Planting materials 9 Bonsai nursery 10 Containers for bonsai 11 Potting compost 12 Potting 13 Step-by-step development 14 Root pruning shifting or repotting 15 Fixing large bonsai to a shallow pot 16 Methods of dwarfing 17 Watering weeding and feeding 18 Different styles 19 Training of bonsai 20 Tools implements and accessories 21  Flowering and fruit bearing bonsai 22 Bonsai of attractive foliage 23 Displaying 24 Peat and disease control 25 Conservatory for bonsai Glossary Bonsai nursery Bonsai societies Reading materials Index species and cultivars Index general From the preface The book is designed for those who are eager to have the guidance and instructions for growing their own bonsai Even those who purchase bonsai or semi-bonsai from the bonsai nursery invariably need the guidance for rearing their subjects To make the text attractive and interpretative as many as 150 figures have been included in the text All the line drawings have been drawn by the author himself An acknowledgement expressing gratitude to the persons concerned is included They have assisted in providing photographs and transparencies for illustration 122 pp.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. An intensive study on floriculture looking at propagation, scientific breeding, soil sterilization, choice of cultivar, pests and diseases. A successful plant breeder, Dey developed the first climbing dahlia.

Zustand: New. pp. 208.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction. 1. Pot culture vs ground culture. 2. Pots and containers. 3. Rose food. 4. Sufficiency vs deficiency of nutrients. 5. Potting compost. 6. Soil reaction. 7. Planting materials. 8. Propagation in pots. 9. Potting. 10. Watering. 11. Supplementary feeding. 12. Feeding through foliage. 13. Weeding hoeing and mulching. 14. Pruning and after care. 15. Lifting from ground. 16. Unwanted shoots. 17. Heading back. 18. Care out of the season. 19. Rejuvenating. 20. Originating new roses. 21. Classification. 22. Pest and disease control. 23. Growing for exhibition. 24. Exhibiting. 25. Standards in pots. 26. Over-sized and low-growing roses. Appendixes.

Zustand: New. pp. x + 226 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. xxviii + 150 Figures, Illus. (Partly Col.).

Contents A Introduction 1 Why Growing in Pots 2 Fruits in Our Dietary 3 Soil Plant Food and Fertilizer 4 Root Growth 5 Longevity of Tree-Species in Pots 6 Selection of Pots 7 Propagation 8 Potting Compost 9 Potting 10 Cultural Operations 11 Species and Cultivars 12 Watering by Automatic Equipments 13 Pest and Disease Control 14 Nutrition from Fruits 15 AppendixesEven a decade ago it was inconceivable that the fruit trees with bearing can be grown in pots because it was thought that the tree species are not suitable for pot culture However the experience of growing Bonsai has led to take up the fruit plants for growing in pots The success has been achieved which is evident from the fruit -bearing exhibits of the flower shows Now a day almost all flower shows are extended to include the new sections for fruits and vegetables in pots So far the visitors of the flower shows were charmed with enchanting blooms but now they are being overwhelmed with the fantastic feats shown by the growers of fruits in pots First it was deemed to be a fun Gradually however it seems to be promising Hence its utility is being felt The scarcity of ground space for gardening in the urban and industrial areas has promoted the gardeners to opt for the pot culture An old bonsai grown in a plate-like pot can give plenty of flowers and sometimes fruits This serves as an eye-opener to those who are desirous of growing fruits but the shortage of land did not make it fruitful In the beginning over-sized pots were used for this purpose Some of them put one-step forward and plant coconut seedlings in the condemned water tanks Within a few years of growth the attempts were crowned with success It was then the gardeners shook off their doubts and became confident of success As the numbers of growers were few at the beginning the common growers thought that the secret of success lies in the complicated process which is difficult to learn and practice Gradually however it spreads among the growers of ornamentals in pots As a result the demand of books on pot culture of fruits has been created However there are no such books in the market To fill in the void Fruit Growing in pots is written and brought out 87 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 272 Illus. (Partly Col.).

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Introduction. Material and method: 1. Argioope pulchella Thorell. 2. Nephila maculata (Fabricus). 3. Neoscona mukerjei Tikader. 4. Cyrtohora cicatrosa (Stoliczka). 5. Cheiracanthium melanostoma Therell. 6. Cheiracanthium Himalayensis Gravely. 7. Pardosa birmanica Simon. 8. Lycosa choudhuryi Tolader. 9. Heteropoda venatoria (Linnaeus). 10. Spariolenus Tigris Simon. 11. Phidippus Bengalensis Tikader. 12. Marpissa Bengalesis Tikader. 13. Crossoprhiza Iyoni (Blackwall). 14. Artema atlenta Walekenaer. 15. Heterometrus (Heterometrus) Bengalensis (Koch). 16. Heterometrus (Srilanka metrus) servatus (Pocock). 17. Coccinella transversalis Fabricius. 18. Harmonia arcuata Fabricius. 19. Micraspis discolor (Fabricius). 20. Mylabris phalerata (Pallas). 21. Mylabris pustulata (Thunberg). 22. Luciola Sp. 23. Ocecophylla smaragdina (Fabricius). 24. Tetraponera rufonigra (Jerdon). 25. Camponotus compressus (Fabricius). 26. Solenopsis geminata (Smith). 27. Vespa (Vespa) basalis (Smith). 28. Vespa (Vespa) bicolor Fabricius. 29. Vespa (Vespa) oriantalis Linnaeus. 30. Vespa (Vespa) tropica tropica (Linnaeus). 31. Apis indica Fabricius. 32. Apis drosata Fabricius. 33. Chrysocoris perpureus (Westwood). 34. Cimes talectularia Linnaeus. 35. Cimex macrocephalus Fabricius. 36. Clovia puncta Fabricius. 37. Lucilia cuprina Wiedemann. 38. Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius). 39. Ceriagrion coromandelanum (Fabricius). 40. Pediculus humanus capitis. 41. Blata orientalis Linnaeus. Observation, result and discussion. Implication for medical practice. Acknowledgements. References.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Introduction. 1. Why Bonsai. 2. Aesthetic aspects. 3. Details of Bonsai parts. 4. Indoor Bonsai. 5. Ideal environments for Bonsai. 6. Selection of species. 7. Planting materials. 8. Bonsai nursery. 9. Containers for Bonsai. 10. Potting compost. 11. Potting. 12. Step-by-step development. 13. Root pruning shifting or repotting. 14. Fixing large Bonsai to a shallow pot. 15. Methods of Dwarfing. 16. Watering weeding and feeding. 17. Different styles. 18. Training of Bonsai. 19. Tools implements and accessories. 20. Flowering and fruit bearing Bonsai. 21. Bonsai of attractive foliage. 22. Displaying. 23. Peat and disease control.24. Conservatory for Bonsai. 25. Glossary. 26. Bonsai nursery. 27. Bonsai societies. 28. Reading materials. Index (species and cultivars). Index ( general).No. 22706 121 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Garden design. 3. Soil and fertilizer. 4. Soil preparation and drainage. 5. Planting materials. 6. Propagation and planting. 7. Cultural operations. 8. Pest and disease control. 9. Soil sterilization. 10. Pot culture. 11. Different garden features. 12. Gardening for the children. 13. Garden implements. 14. Breeding new varieties. 15. Culture of some important flowers. 16. Flowering trees. 17. Shrubs and climbers. 18. Bulbons plants. 19. Herbaceous annuals. 20. Other ornamentals. 21. Kitchen gardening. 22. Growing fruits in the backyard. 23.Exhibiting. Appendices. Gardening in the hills. Hydroponics. Some preparations. Nurseries and seedmen. Selected reading.

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 192 132 Figures, Illus., Map.

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Garden implements and accessories. 2. Flowerpots and other containers. 3. Soil composition and potting compost. 4. Potting procedure. 5. Different type of plants. 6. Plant propagation. 7. Orchid. 8. Cactus and succulent. 9. Bonsai. 10. Rose growing. 11. Growing chrysanthemums. 12. Dahlia growing. 13. Growing carnations. 14. Pot pool (lily pool in pots). 15. Different types of gardens. 16. Hydroponics. 17. Vegetable in pots. 18. Fruit growing in pots. 19. Cultural operations. 20. Pest control. 21. Disease control. More and more an attraction towards the internet reduces the interest in reading books and periodicals. The internet can be informative in regard to science and technology, but it hardly brings about all round development in science and culture. It needs to be supplemented by good books and periodicals. The historical facts appear chronologically in the net but the resultant interaction of the events are represented better in relevant books in an inspiring manner. This is why a good book is not only a potent source of information but also an ever-flowing fountain of radical inspiration. In technology the illustrations in figures are imperative to develop the matters dealt with. Infants being unable to read and write can learn so many things through attractive figures. To make gardening more interesting the representation of the technology through the attractive figures attaches much value. An effort has been made here to attract those readers who are eager to learn gardening in no time.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Ecology of the river system. 3. Accounts of the fish fauna. 4. Fish geography. 5. Capture fisheries. 6. Ornamental fish resources. References. Subject index. The disparity between knowledge of the fisheries of the lakes and other lentic water bodies and that of the rivers is significantly palpable in India which obviously is the outcome of inchoate assiduity made on riverine ecology and fisheries research in the country. The paucity of extensive and empirical knowledge on the riverine ecology and fisheries has put the policy makers basin managers and other competent authorities at a disadvantage situation to redress the resultant malady in any developmental programmes culminating from these lotic bodies. The plight is significantly more conspicuous in Barak river system of India lying primarily within the geographical jurisdiction of Southern Assam and cursorily in Manipur and Mizoram States of N.E. India. Further the students and researchers of fishery science in general and those of Assam University and its affiliated colleges of NER in particular have since been deprived of an authentic prequel on the ecology and fisheries of Barak river system to meet the requisites of their study programme. The present treatise which encompasses an extensive profile on the ecology and fisheries of the Barak river system of India therefore will not only fulfill the need of these students in their academic pursuit along with other researchers in the field but will also make the policy makers and planners to materialize the fishery potentialities of the region on the fish fauna fluvial dynamics and ecology including the physico chemical conditions and potamoplankton communities of each lotic water system of the Barak drainages hitherto remained unexplored. Besides the capture fisheries of some principal rivers along with fishing gears and devices those are in vogue in the drainages have also been purported in the treatise. The endemic ornamental fish resources of the Barak river system a recent field of commercial importance have been incorporated in the book to expose their potentialities in global trade for the benefit of the entrepreneurs and aquarists of the region. 192 pp.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Origin of molluscs. 3. Studies on Indian land molluscs. 4. Shell modification. 5. Shell characters of land molluscs. 6. Identification characters for land molluscs. 7. Diversity distribution and ende 359 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Ecology/habitat. 3. The shell. 4. Adaptation to terrestrial habitat. 5. Feeding. 6. Reproduction. 7. Aestivation. 8. Arboreal habits. 9. Snails and man. 10. Snail hazards. 11. Diversity and endemicity. 12. Collection. 13. Fixation and preservation. 14. Classification. 15. Systematic accounts. 16. Bibliography. 17. Glossary. 18. Index. 344 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Cover slightly soiled. Cover and edges may have some wear.