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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Mawphlang sacred grove a case study of in Situ conservation of biodiversity/B. Myrboh H. Kayang D. Syiem and B. Kharbuli. 2. Conservation of floristic diversity of North Eastern Himalayan region a discussion/D.P. Dam and N. Dam. 3. Biodiversity and natural resources of Santhal Parganas forest need for its conservation/Manoj Kumar Sinha and Jayashree Datta Munshi. 4. Phytodiversity of medicinal flora of Santhal Pargana vis a vis human interference/R.K. Sinha and Rajesh Ranjan. 5. Shifting cultivation a major threat of environmental degradation in North East India/Kuntala N. Barua A. Baruah J. Singh and I.P. Bora. 6. Impact of shifting cultivation on environment in the North East India and its sustainability/Niranjan Roy and P. C. Dutta. 7. A survey of earthworms in Lusai Hills Mizoram/S.N. Ramanujam and B. Roy. 8. Potential of organic pesticides in the management of insect pests in the tea agro ecosystem/B.K. Dutta Parthankar Choudhury and P.C. Bhattacharjee. 9. Study of some basidimycetous mycoflora of Karimgajn/Sakhi Dutta and P.K. Nath. 10. Study of fungi present in the rice cakes used for indigenous fermentation of ethyl alcohol in North East India/P.K. Nath Sakhi Dutta and Soneswar Sarma. 11. Allelopathic effect of dryopteris filix mas (L) Schott on the germination and growth of vegetable crops/Minakshi Sengupta and S.K. Sarma. 12. Sequential sampling technique for ecologically sustainable management of Late Blight of potato/G.K.N. Chettry. 13. Exploitation of Alkaloid and Saponin from plant resources of Santhal Parganas Bihar/Manoj Kumar Sinha J. Datta Munshi and J.S. Datta Munshi. 14. Effect of solid waste disposal of Cachar paper mill on the soil microbes and colonization of higher plants/M. Sinha G.D. Sharma and KSH L.B. Singha. 15. Developmental behaviour of different economically important tree species in the degraded soil of Jalukbari Hill slopes of Assam/T. Dutta and S.K. Sarma. 16. Impact of paper mill waste on Channa Punctatus/B. Roy and S. Gupta. 17. Effects of pollution on the microbial community in air and water and their association with human diseases/S. Bhattacharjee and G.D. Sharma. 18. Socio economic status of fisher folks in the river Islands of Brahmaputra river a case study of Saikhowa Chapori/S. Boruah and S.P. Biswas. 19. Socio economic development of North East India with special reference to the problems of urbanisation/P.C. Dutta and Niranjan Roy. 20. Problems and prospects of resource management in Yangse Valley of Arunachal Himalaya/Zahid Husain. 21. Remote sensing a potential tool for environmental management/Upendra Kumar and Rajib Kumar Bhattacharjya. 22. Communication for sustainable rural development/Biplab Loha Choudhury. Index. Despite having a very rich heritage of biodiversity India is facing large scale depletion of the forest cover. Anthropogenic activity felling of trees rapid industrialisation urbanisation habitat destruction and pollution are also leading many of the plant and animal species to extinction and putting some species on the verge of extinction. Similar pattern of destruction of habitat and over exploitation of natural resources are causing depletion of biodiversity in the country as a whole. This book attempts to highlight the problems and different issues relating to biodiversity. It suggests remedial measures in general and for the North East region in particular. The researches being carried out on the subject have been focused and adequately highlighted. The articles contributed by the established scholars present a fairly comprehensive account of the biodiversity related problems in India and their conservational/remedial measures. The book should be of immense use to students teachers scientists professionals policy makers and intellectuals in dealing with the problems related to environment and biodiversity conservation. 234 pp.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Family megapodiidae: Genus megapodium gaimard. 1. Megapodius nicobariensis blyth. Family Phasianidae: Genus arboricola Hodgson. 2. Arboricola intermedia blyth. Genus bambusicola gould. 3. Bambusicola fytchii Anderson. Genus Gallus Brisson. 4. Gallus ferrugineus murghi Robinson and Kloss. Family Turnicidae: Genus Turnix Bonnaterre. 5. Turnix blanfordii blyth. Family rallidae. Genus rallus linnaeus. 6. Rallus indicus blyth. Family Charadriidae: Genus pluvianus Vieillot. 7. Pluvianus cinereus blth. Family columbidae: Genus Treron Vieilliot. 8. Treron chloroptera blyth. Family psittacidae. Genus papaeornis vigros. 9. Palaeornis calthropae Layard. Family Cuculidae. Genus cuculus Linneaus. 10. Cuculus nisicolor blyth. Genus centropus illiger. 11. Centropus andamanensis tytler. beavan. 12. Centropus chlororhynchus blyth. Family strigidae genus scops savigny. 13. Scops lettia Hodgson. Genus Otus Pennant. 14. Otus bakkamoena manipurensis Roonwal and Nath. Genus Syrnium Savigny. 15. Syrnium strix biddulphi scully. Genus Athene Boie. 16. Athene malbaricus blyth. 17. Athene castanonotus blyth. Family podargidae. Genus batrachostomus gould. 18. Batrachostomus affinis blyth. Family caprimulgidae. Genus caprimulgus linnaeus. 19. Caprimulgus monticolus Franklin. Family Apodidae. Genus cypselus illiger. 20. Cypselus leuconyx blyth. 21. Cypselus subfurcatus blyth. Family alcedinidae. Genus alcedo linnaeus. 22. Alcedo grandis blyth. Genus todiramphus liesson. 23. Todiramphus occipitialis blyth. Family coraciidae. Genus corvus linneaus. 24. Corvus benghalensis linnaeus. Family Buceroptidae. Genus ptilolaemus ogilvie grant. 25. Buceros tickelli blyth. Family Capitonidae. Genus Megalaima/G.R. Gray. 26. Megalaima lineata kutru Mukherjee. 27. Bucco frankilinii blyth. 28. Bucco malabaricus blyth. Family indicatoridae. Genus indicator Stephens. 29. Indicator xanthonotus bltyh. Family Picidae. Genus picus linneaus. 30. Picus striolatus blyth. 31. Picus rubricotus blyth. 32. Picus gymnopthalmus blyth. 33. Picus dendrocopos hardwickii Jerdon. 34. Picus andamanensis blyth. 35. Picus canicapillus blyth. 36. Picus dendrocopos darjellensis blyth. 37. Picus cordatus Jerdon. Genus Gecinulus blyth. 38. Gecinulus viridis blyth. Genus brachypternus strickland. 39. Br. achypternus dilutus blyth. Genus mulleripicius bonaparte. 40. Mulleripicus hodgei blyth. 41. Mulleripicus feddeni Blanford. Genus micropternus blyth. 42. Micropternus phaioceps blyth. Family pittidae. Genus anthocinla blyth. 43. Anthocina phayrei blyth. Genus Pitta Vieillot. 44. Pitta cyanea blyth. Family Alaudidae. Genus mirafra hosfield. . Appendices.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Knowledge society. 3. Information processing and knowledge organization: traditional ways. 4. Information processing and knowledge organization: new orientations. 5. Different categories of information. 6. Information explosion and information overloading. 7. Information control. 8. Keyword: the quantum of information. 9. Keyword categories. 10. Folksonomy and tagging. 11. Domain ontology. 12. Semantic web concept. 13. Web 2.0 and library 2.0. References. Knowledge organization is the key factor in all areas of explorations of human intellect and talent. Once organized the knowledge would be disseminated more swiftly to pave the way for further budding of new bits of information that in turn would create further knowledge. This is a recursion process that makes knowledge generation and dissemination process height faster today. This book covers major facets of knowledge organization in thirteen chapters. The first chapter gives the brief introduction. The second chapter provides and outline of knowledge society, particularly in the context of functions and activities of UNESCO. The third chapter describes the traditional ways of knowledge organization. The fourth chapter describes the modern views of knowledge organization. The views of Birger Hjorland are described particularly with details. The fifth chapter enumerates different categories of information from different contexts. The sixth chapter describes the concepts of information explosion and information overloading. The seventh chapter lists the possible ways of control of information. The eighth chapter describes the role and functions of keywords as fundamental building block of information and the ninth chapter states different categories of the keywords with examples. The tenth chapter introduces the basic concepts of folksonomy and tagging. The eleventh and twelfth chapters discuss the basic concepts of domain ontology and semantic web respectively. The thirteenth and the last chapter describes the concepts of Web 2.0 and library 2.0 with examples. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: I. A profile of Chandaka-Dampara wildlife sanctuary: 1. Introduction. 2. Location. 3. Topography. 4. Drainage. 5. Geology, rock and soil. 6. Natural, physiographic, historical and archeological features. 7. Climate. 8. Seasons. 9. Vegetation. 10. Fauna. 11. The people. 12. Agriculture and land use pattern. 13. Tourism. 14. References. II. Mammalia. III. Aves. IV. Reptilia. V. Amphibia. VI. Fishes. From the preface: "Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in Khurda and Cuttack districts of Orissa, consists of semi-evergreen forest, dry mixed deciduous forest and bamboo brakes. Elephants form the most important vertebrate of these forests. Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary has an area of 193.39 sq km with a very rich biodiversity, and especially along with its elephant population, was elevated to a Wildlife Sanctuary in 1983. However, due to its proximity (25 km) to the capital city of Bhubaneshwar and the increasing human population, the anthropogenic pressure on the forest has increased considerably during recent years. A stringent conservation measure is needed for the protection of the biodiversity of this Wildlife Sanctuary. "The Zoological Survey of India has so far published the faunal inventory of two conservation areas of Orissa viz. Simlipal Tiger Reserve and Chilka Lake. Studies on the faunal diversity of Chandaka-Dampara Wildlife Sanctuary has been negligible except for Tiwari et al. (1998) on mammals of the Sanctuary. Hence, to conserve the rich faunal diversity of the Sanctuary, an extensive study was undertaken between 1995 and 1998, and the present volume covers a comprehensive account of the vertebrate fauna of the said Sanctuary. This document is therefore, the first ever consolidated account of the vertebrates occurring in the Sanctuary. The present volume includes a systematic account of 37 species of mammals, 167 species of birds, 33 species of reptiles, 13 species of amphibians and 28 species of fishes. Almost all groups are represented by coloured photographs for most of the species recorded in the respective chapters.".

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. Introductory account: 1. Introduction. 2. Geographical features. 3. Historical features and demographic pattern of the district. 4. Materials and methods. 5. Vegetation. II. Taxonomic account and economic utility: 6. List of families of fern and fern allies. 7. Key to the families of fern and fern allies. The present title Flora of Barak Valley, Assam with their Economic Utility is a pioneer floristic work on the valley particularly on Herbaceous Flora. The present book provides the historical and Geographical features vegetation pattern, materials and methods along with detail taxonomic treatments of the collected species. the unique features lies in providing economic utility of the collected species based on field data and comparison with the established report of utility. The book also exhibits analytical drawings and field photographs for a vast majority of collected herbaceous flora. In the present title a total of 596 species belonging to 142 families of Herbaceous flora have been enumerated out of which 83 species having 34 families represent fern and fern allies and rest 513 species with 108 families belong to angiosperms. The book made records of some very interesting species as regards to their diverse economic and ethno-botanical features. There are the reports of some new, rare and threatened species in the present title.

Contents Introduction Family Podicipdidae Genus Podiceps Latham 1787 1 Podiceps ruficollis Salvdori 2 Podiceps cristatus Linnaeus 3 Pelecanus philippensis philippensis Gmelin 4 Phalacrocorax pygmeus Pallas 5 Anhinga melanogaster Pennant 6 Ardea cinerea cinerea Linnaeus 7 Ardea pururea manilensis Meyen 8 Egretta intermedia intermedia Wagler 9 Bubulcus ibis coromandus boddeart 10 Ardeola grayil grayii Sykes 11 Nycticorax nycticorax Linnaeus 12 Ixobrychus cinnamomeus Gmelin 13 Dendrocygna javanica Horsfield 14 Anser indicus Latham 15 Anas penelope Linnaeus 16 Anas platyrhynchos Linnaeus 17 Anas poecilorhyncha poecilorhyncha Forester 18 Anas creca Linnaeus 19 Rhodonessa caryophyllacea Latham 20 Aythya fuligula Linnaeus 21 Milvus migrans govinda Sykes 22 Haliastur indus Boddaert 23 Ichthyophaga ichthyaetus ichthyaetus Horsfield 24 Neophron percnopterus percnopterus Linnaeus 25 Gyps bengalensis Gmelin 26 Accipiter badius badius Gmelin 27 Accipiter virgatus Temminck 28 Accipiter nisus Linnaeus 29 Aquila rapx vindhiana Franklin 30 Hieraaetus fasciatus Vieillot 31 Pandion haliaetus Linnaeus 32 Falco chicquera Daudin 33 Falco jugger JE Gray 34 Megapodius freycinet nicobariensis Blyth 35 Ammoperdix griseogularis JF Brandt 36 Tetraogallus himalayensis GR Gray 38 Francolinus francolinus Linnaeus 39 Francolinus pondicerianus Gmelin 40 Perdiox hodgsoniae hodgsoniae Hodgson 41 Coturnix coturnix Linnaeus 42 Coturnix coromandelica Gmelin 43 Perdicula asiatica asiatica Latham 44 Galloperdix lunulata Valenciennes 45 Gallus gallus murghi Rohinson and Kloss 46 Gallus lafayetii Lesson 47 Lophura leucomelana lathami JE Gray 48 Grus antigone Linnaeus 49 Rallaus straitus Linnaeus 1766 50 Amaurornis phoenicurus phoenicurrus Pennant 51 Gallicrex cinerea Gmelin 52 Porphyrio porphyrio Latham 53 Gallinulla chloropus Linnaeus 54 Hydrophasianus chirurgus Scopoli 55 Metopodiu indicus Latham 56 Haematopus ostralegus ostralegus Linnaeus 57 Charadrius dubius Scopoli 58 Charadrius mongolus atrifrons Wagler 59 Vanellus malabaricus Boddaert 60 Vanellus duvaucelii Lesson 61 Vanellus indicus Boddaert 62 Numenius phaeopus phaeopus Linnaeus 63 Numenius arquata arquata Linnaeus 64 Glareola pratincola Linnaeus 65 Larus hemprichi Burch 66 Sterna caspia Pallas 67 Sterna aurantia JE Gray 68 Sterna bergii Lichtenstein 69 Chlidonias hybrida indica Stephens 70 Rynchops albicolis Swainson 71 Streptopelia senegalensis cambayensis Gamelin 72 Streptopelia tranquebarica Jermann 72 Streptopelia tranquebarica Hermann 73 Macropygia unchall tusalia Blyth 74 Chalcophaps indica indica Linnaeus 75 Treron pompadora phayre Blyth 76 Treron curvirostris nipalensis Hodgson 77 Treron spnenura Vigors 78 Ducucla aenea sylvatica Tickel 79 Ducula badia insignis Hodgson 80 Loriculcus vernalis vernalis Sparman 81 Psittacula krameri manillensis Bechstein 82 Psittacula cyanocephala bengalensis Forster 83 Eudynamys scolopacea Linnaeus 84 Phaenicophaeus tristis tristis Lesson 85 Phaenicophaeus leschenaultii leschenaultiit Lesson 86 Centropus sinensis sinensis Stephens 87 Otus bakkamoena lettia Hodgson 88 Budo bubo bengalensis Franklin 89 Bubo coromandus Latham 90 Glaucidium radiatus radiatum Tickell 91 Athene brama Temminck 92 Caprimulgus indicus indicus Latham 93 Caprimulgus macrurus albonogtauts Tickell 94 Caprimulgus asaiticus asaiticus Latham 95 Caprimulgus affinis monticolcus Frabnklin 96 Collocalia unicolor Jerdon 97 Collocalia fuciphaga Hume 98 Cypsiurus parvus infumatus Sclater 99 Apus acuticauda Jerdon 100 Apus affiis affinis JE Gray 101 Harpactes erythrocephalus erythrocephallus Gould 102 Alcedo hercules Laubmann 103 Alcedo athis bengalensis Gmelin 104 Ceyx erithacus Linnaeus 105 Pelargopsis capensis Linnaeus 106 Halcyon coromanda Latham 107 Halcyon smymensis Linnaeus 108 Ceryle rudis Linnaeus 109 Merops orientalis Latham 110 Merops apiaster Linnaeus 111 Coracias benghalensis indica Linnaeus 112 Ocyceros birostris Scopoli 1786 113 Buceros bicornis Linnaeus 114 Megalaima marshallorum Swinhoe 115.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Introduction. 1. Ethnobotanical studies in India. 2. Ethnobotanical studies in Northeast India with special reference to Assam including Barak Valley (South Assam). 3. Geography, geology, climate and vegetation of the area under study. II. The Tribe. III. Review of Literatures. 4. Ethnobotanical studies with the help of herbaria. 5. Work done Abroad. 6. Work done in India. 7. Contribution of North East India with special references to Assam including southern Assam (Barak Valley). IV. Enumeration. V. Discussion. VI. Ailments vs plant used. VII. References. VIII. Vernacular names. IX. Index to botanical names.

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