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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents I. Hindu anatomy 1. Elements of the body. 2. Generation. 3. Growth & functions of the body. 4. Structure of the corporal part of the body (anatomy). 5. Vital parts. 6. Spiritual parts of the body. 7. Nature of temperaments. 8. Ages. 9. On death. II. Therapeutics 1. Hygeology. 2. Materia medica. 3. Pharmacy or the preparation of medicine. 4. Surgery. III. Origin and history of medicine 1. Rank of practitioners and duties of Teachers. 2. Character and duties of pupils. 3. Duties of physicians of his attendent and of patient. 4. Recompence of the physician. IV. Practice of physic 1. General remarks on diseases. 2. Discription and treatment of particular disease. The present book embraces all the essential portions of the principles medical books of the Hindus. The present book is divided into four parts. Part one is on Hindu Anatomy. This part is divided into Nine chapters. Part second deals with Hindu Therapeutics. The Hindu sages believe that diseases are either produced by sins committed in former life by derangements of the humours or by the combination of these two causes. The former type can be removed by prayers or sacrifices while the second type by only through medicine. This part is divided into four chapters. Ch. I is on Hygeology. It includes in section materia medica. The following remarks of materia medica have been included are on simple medicine and second regarding the most common preparation and uses of medicine. Ch. III is on Pharmacy or the preparation of medicine. In this chapter the weights and measures with the preparation and forms and doses of medicine is taken up. Ch. IV is on the Surgery. The following topics on surgery are taken up in this chapter. I The structure of the body and their natural and relative positions so as to enable the Surgeon successfully to perform operations 2. The nature of surgical diseases including inflamation ulceration and fistulla 3. Description of surgical instruments and bandages the means of removing blood from the body including cupping leeches and sacrification 5 Styptics 6. Caustics adtural and potential 7. Burns and scalds 8. Directions for performing operations for removing foreign substances from the body and for treating wounds 9. The means of improving and of forming new ears and nose 10. Of fractures and of their treatment and of dislocations and their treatment. The part on Origin and History of Medicine includes Rank of practitioner and duties of teachers. Character duties of pupils Duties of the Physicians of his attendant and of the patient and recompence of the Physician. Part IV is on the practice of Physic Ch. I is on General remarks on disease general treatment of disease Ch. II Description and treatment of particular diseases diseases of the humours. 209 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Nature and life of fishes. 2. General classification and measurement of external parts of the body of a fish. 3. Classification habits and habitat of some important culturable freshwater fishes. 4. Examination of Gonads and eggs of culturable fishes. 5. Identification of fish seed of culturable species of fish from Pond (Spawn fry fingerlings). 6. Stocking of spawn and fry in nursery ponds. 7. Natural and supplementary feeds of cultivable fishes and estimation of feed conversion ratio (FCR) and Food Conversion Efficiency (FER). 8. Feed and nutritional requirement of pond fishes. 9. Manuring and fertilization of nursery ponds. 10. Various types of fish ponds and the implements used in fish farming. 11. Various aspects of management practices used in fish farming. 12. Common aquatic weeds of freshwater fish ponds. 13. Control of the common aquatic weeds of freshwater. 14. Identification and control of aquatic insects of fish ponds. 15. Heavy metal toxicity in fishes. 16. Fish production in relation to aquacultural development in India a review. 17. Data requirement for planning and management of inland fisheries. 18. Causes of fishes decline and efforts for revival and statistics of major inland fisheries. 19. Introduction to various fish diseases. 20. Recent diagnostic method for isolation and Identification of Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis Virus (IPNV). 21. Introduction to freshwater prawn (Scampi) Macrobrachium Rosenbergii diseases. 22. Ectoparasitic diseases in freshwater fishes and their control. 23. Hazards of fish culture. Index. The book entitled Fundamental of Ichthyology provides the various sections of the society associated with aquaculture with most recent information and further direction in this field. This is highly useful book which may serve the long felt needs of students teachers and research scholars. We believe that this work will be of great use for fisheries under graduate and post graduate students. Initial chapters deals with some basic aspects of culturable fishes whereas the middle segment of this book deals with nutritional aspects of fish culture and lastly this book through light on the various aspects of diseases management. 174 pp.

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figs, tables, (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Preamble 2 Composition of urea 3 Solubitity of urea 4 Manufacture of urea 5 Behaviour of urea in soil 6 Foliar application 7 Controlledslow release urea materials 8 Use of urea in compound fertilizers 9 Urea phytotoxicity 10 Urea as non-protein nitrogen NPN source in ruminant feeding 11 Rumen microbiology and metabolism 12 Endogenous urea cycle in ruminants 13 Methods of urea feeding 14 Factors influencing urea utilization 15 Role of additives on urea utilization 16 Studies on use of urea in livestock ration References Subject indexUrea is most popular nitrogen fertilizer in crop production besides being a potential non-protein N supplement for ruminant This book reveals every thing about urea in 16 chapters The book is primarily aimed at providing comprehensive basic and applied technical information on urea as fertilizer and feed additive for livestock feeding It would be useful to students teachers researchers planners extension workers and enlightened farmers all over the world jacket 336 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Prospects of Horticulture in Arid Region. 2. Potential of Horticultural Crops in Integrated Farming System for Higher Income in Arid Zone. 3. Vegetable Production: Prospects and Challenges in Rajasthan. 4. Genetic Diversity of Vegetables in Arid Region. 5. Prospects of Vegetables Grafting in Arid and Semi Arid Regions. 6. Production Technology of Less Known Fruit Crops of Arid Region. 7. High Density Planting in Fruit Crops. 8. Rejuvenation of Old and Senile Orchards. 9. Diversified Farming System for Economic and Ecological Sustainability in Arid Gujarat. 10. Intercropping of Seed Spices with Vegetables for Enhancing System Productivity and Profitability. 11. Important Horticultural and Fodder Crops for Horti-Pastoral System in Arid Region. 12. Henna - A Potential Crop for Hot Arid and Semi-Arid Region. 13. Henna Based Production System for Arid Region. 14. Tree Borne Oilseeds (TBO'S) of Arid Region. 15. Traditional and Improved Agroforestry Systems in Arid Western Rajasthan with Special Reference to Climate Change Adaptation and Livelihood Security. 16. Integration of Livestock in Horticulture Based Farming System in Rainfed Regions of India. 17. Small Ruminants in Horti-based Farming System. 18. Conservation and Utilization of Plant Biodiversity in Hot Arid Ecosystem. 19. Climate Change and Its Impact on Fruit Crops. 20. Soil and Water Quality Issues in Arid Ecosystem and Their Management. 21. Depleting Ground Water- Scenario Consequences and Way Forward. 22. Nursery Management for Fruit Crops. 23. Drip Irrigation in Horticultural Crops with Special Reference to Arid Zone. 24. Water Harvesting: A Sustainable Solution for Protected Cultivation for Economic and Nutritional Security of Farm Family in Arid Zone. 25. Soil-less Cultivation Technology for Growing Vegetable Crops Nursery for Enhancing Economic and Livelihood of Farm Family in Arid Zone. 26. Harnessing Solar Energy for Sustainable Farming System in Arid Regions. 27. Carbon Sequestration: Agroforestry is an Option to Mitigate Climate Change. 28. Nutrient Management in Arid Fruit Crops. 29. Management and Utilization of Degraded Lands and Poor Quality Water for Production of Spices, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants. 30. Disease Management in Fruit Crops. 31. Biointensive Integrated Pest Management for Horticultural Crops of Arid Region. 32. Scientific Management and Feeding of Calf and Heifer. 33. Agri-Entrepreneurship: A New Avenue for Agriculturist. 34. Organic Farming: Potential and Strategies in Arid Zone. 35. Organic Certification- Standards and Agencies.

Tapa blanda. AGNIHOTRI, R. K. / A. S. GUPTA / A. L. KHANNA, EDS.: TRENDS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING. NEW DELHI, 2017, vii 232 p., 265 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (LA-3-3) 265 gr. Libro.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. I 1. Definition general classification and measurement of external parts of the body of a fish. 2. To study the habit and habitat of some important culturable freshwater fishes. 3. Methods of identification of fish seed of culturable species (spawn fry fingerlings). 4. Methods of stocking of spawn and fry in nursery ponds. 5. Preparation and application of supplementary feeds in ponds. 6. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of Zooplanktons and Phytoplanktons. 7. Examination and analysis of stomach content of fish. 8. Survey and study of various types of fish ponds and the implements used in fish farming. 9. Management of fish ponds. 10. Identification of common Aquatic weeds of fresh water fish ponds. 11. Control of the common aquatic weeds of freshwater. 12. Identification of aquatic insects of fish ponds. II 1. Methods of unit expression. 2. pH and Buffer action. 3. Estimations of micro and macro molecules. 4. Blood. 5. Hormones. 6. Enzymes. III 1. Introduction. 2. Estimation of physical characteristics of water body. 3. Estimation of chemical characteristics of water body. 4. Estimation of productivities of water bodies. 5. Optimal range of various Hydro biological parameters. IV 1. Introduction to various fish diseases. 2. Immunological techniques. 3. Isolation and identification of Virus by different methods. 4. Recent diagnostic methods for isolation and Identification of infectious Pancreatic Necrosis Virus (IPNV). 5. Introduction to freshwater prawn (Scampi) Macrobrachium rosenbergii diseases. Index. India has made substantial advancement in fisheries sector by taking the advantage of physical and climatic conditions. More than 3000 crore rupees worth of fish and fish products are being exported to other countries generating a handsome amount of foreign exchange. The manual entitled Manual of Experimental Ichthyology is highly useful manual which may serve the long felt needs of students teachers and research scholars. We believe that this work will be of great use for fisheries under graduate and post graduate students. In all it contains four useful units comprehensively covering almost all aspects of fish culture. Invaluable information is also available on disease diagnostic techniques which include recently developed non destructive and destructive methods for isolation and identification of fish viruses. 294 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. A. Organisational behaviour I. Nature and scope of organizational behaviour 1. Nature and scope of organisational behaviour. 2. Perception. 3. Learning. 4. Motivation. 5. Personality. 6. Attitude. 7. Decision making. II. Group dynamics 1. Group dynamics. 2. Conflict. 3. Coordination and control. 4. Stress. 5. Communication. 6. Power and politics. 7. Leadership. III. Organisational behaviour 1. Organisational environment. 2. Organisational theories. 3. Organisational goals. 4. Strategic planning. 5. Organisation design. 6. Organisation structure. 7. Organisational development. 8. Organisational climate/organisational culture. 9. Organisational change. B. Personnel/human resource management and industrial relations 1. Human resource problems. 2. Human resource and compensation planning. 3. Human resource policies. 4. Recruitment and selection. 5. Training and development. 6. Performance appraisal promotion. 7. Nature and concept of industrial relation. 8. Labour/industrial disputes. 9. Discipline management. 10. Union approach and trade union. 11. Productivity. 12. Human resource development. C. Exercises and games. Economic development brings about changes in the occupational structure of a country. There is widespread growth of tertiary or service sector which provides gainful employment to a considerable population. The human resource is critical for effectively managing any organisation. The rapid changes in technology has resulted in paradigm shift in management of organization and human resource. The organisations are confronted with issues of diversity ageing workforce obsolescence of skills and knowledge. It is becoming difficult to recruit and select an employee for last job as more and more employees are lured by competitor resulting into high attrition rate. For retaining the committed employee the effective human resource management fundamental needs to be sharpened on continuous basis using case studies role plays simulation and projects. Effective managers know that firm success comes from identifying required tasks assigning tasks according to individual and group abilities and combining their efforts to achieve shared purposes. The present book has been conceptualised and designed with an objective to provide meaningful insight in to the case studies in human resource management. As a Human Resource Management professional and change agent it is imperative to acquire practical skills by studying the cases games and carry out projects. The question now arise why a book on case studies. The answer is simple authors have found a gap in this area. The present book aims to fill this gap the special feature of this book are games role plays and projects. The book shall be of immense utility for teachers students and practicing managers. The debates and circumstances invited considerable reflection in both academia and among managers about the links between the two areas. This book is an aims in bringing the field closer together by illustrating and analysing some of the analytic and practical links between the two. We do not seek to submerge the distinctive and different contributions from industry and marketing management makes to our understanding of management of human resource and organisation. 384 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Market segmentation. 2. Marketing environment. 3. Product management. 4. Pricing policies. 5. Distribution management. 6. Advertising and Sales promotion. 7. Sales management. 8. Marketing research. 9. Consumer behaviour. 10. Marketing of services. 11. Rural marketing. 12. Marketing strategies. 13. Projects and assignments. Marketing is a dynamic field and marketing profession has to be innovator to understand the pulse of consumers and develop the strategies to serve them better and provide delight to them. For retaining the consumer the marketing fundamental needs to be sharpened on continuous basis using case studies role plays simulation and projects. Effective managers know that firm success comes from identifying required tasks assigning tasks according to individual and group abilities and combining their efforts to achieve shared purposes. The present book has been conceptualised and designed with an objective to provide meaningful insight in to the case studies in marketing management. As a marketing professional it is imperative to acquire practical skills by studying the cases games and carry out projects. The question now arise why a book on case studies. The answer is simple authors have found a gap in this area. The present book aims to fill this gap the special feature of this book are games role plays and projects. The book shall be of immense utility for teachers students and practicing managers. The book comprise of thirteen parts. The effort has been to cover all the topics relevant to marketing managers. The debates and circumstances invited considerable reflection in both academia and among managers about the links between the two areas. This book aims in bringing the field closer together by illustrating and analysing some of the analytic and practical links between the two. 384 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. About the book. About the editors. 1. Organic farming retrospect and prospect. 2. Organics and inorganics in food grain production an overview. 3. Biodynamics of organic farming. 4. Biological weed control. 5. Blue green algae and sustainable agriculture. 6. Composting a potential tool for organic recycling. 7. Composting of organic wastes. 8. Green manuring. 9. Management of organo wastes through microbes. 10. Modern technique of Vermicomposting. 11. Nurturing soil and crop health by organic inputs. 12. Production and quality control in microbial inoculants. 13. Recycling of crop residues and role of earthworm in soil management. 14. Role of bioagents and biopesticides in organic farming. 15. Role of biofertilizers in sustainable agriculture. 16. Vermiwash. 17. Wastes management through vermi bio technology a sustainable approach in agriculture. 18. Azolla a potential biofertilizers and green manure. 19. Bioremediation and biomass utilization. 20. Cyanobacteria as ameliorating agent of salt affected soils. 21. Integrated approaches in weed management. 22. Integrated nutrient management. 23. Organic faming problems and prospects. 24. Certification and legislation of organic products. 25. Constraints limitations and issues of organic farming. 26. Production protection and quality of organic produce. 27. Scientific feasibility and validity of organic farming. 28. SREP Approach for promoting organic farming. 29. Strategies for promotion of organic farming. 30. Biological control of plant parasitic nematodes. 31. Subject index. Organic farming methods are widely used in all three groups of countries (developed developing and underdeveloped) in the world. In developing and underdeveloped countries organic farming is mostly preferred due to lack of chemicals and economics while in developed countries it is accepted for avoiding demerits of chemical fertilizers and pesticides and protecting environment. Organic farming is crop rotations use of biofertilizers and animal manures and biological pest control. However indiscriminate and increasing use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides has led to serious problems in agroecosystem such as pest resistance secondary pest outbreak pest resurgence destruction to ecocycles and endemic soil fauna and dying of soil etc. The present book will be helpful for understanding characteristics of biofertilizers Vermiculture and biocontrol agents their production techniques and applications and thus solve the above problems. This book is a need of modern agriculture. Organic farming is thus considered as a movement directed towards the philosophy of Back to Nature. It aims at low input farming thus reducing dependence on inorganic fertilizers plant protection chemical and weedicides. The book contains 30 chapters each contributed by authorities in their field of specialization highlighting their vast experience relevant to natural organic biological ecological and bydynamic aspects of no chemical farming. Considering the vast scope and huge export potential of organic foods from India such types of information on status strategy and scope in the form of a book was a long felt need. Since this is the beginning of popularizing such technologies the outcome of this book will serve the purpose of the target audience. This book should be of interest and use to students teachers researchers of agricultural colleges and universities administrators and extension officers consultants rural development and training centres and other agencies who are involved in production and promotion of organic food. The book will serve as a good reference book on Organic Food Production in India. 420 pp.

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