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Paperback. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. 1. Species catalogue. 2. Host catalogue. General remarks. Summary. 3. Bibliography. Index to the families and genera of protozoan parasites. Index to the families and genera of piscine hosts.No. 28370 65 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. General principles. 2. Design of experiments. 3. Analysis of covariance. 4. Biometric genetics. 5. Sampling. 6. Response curve. Selected bibliography. Glossary. Appendix. From the preface The book covers general principles major design of experiments along with their advantages and dis advantages biometrical genetics linkage response curve along with economic optima rotation and crop cutting experiments. Examples and analysis have been incorporated with inferences. 200 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Foreword. 2. Preface. 3. General Principles. 4. Design of Experiments. 5. Analysis of Covariance. 6. Biometric Genetics. 7. Sampling. 8. Response Curve. 9. Probit Analysis. 10. Selected Bibliography. 11. Glossary. 12. Values of CHI2 Square (x2) Probability. 13. Values of F (Variance ratio) 5 Per cent points (1% lower figure). 14. Values of T for P = 0.05 and P = 0.01. 15. Areas under the standard normal curve from O to Z Second decimal place in Z. 16. List of One Digit Random Numbers. Publication of this book has been formulated for fulfilling the needs of a specific group of agricultural and biological scientists, particularly for those engaged in experimental work. The topics chosen for discussion are those which are commonly used by the experimental scientists and students who are not well versed in mathematical theories. The topics less important from an application point of view, have been purposely omitted from the scope of the book in order to maintain its size reasonably moderate. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Cassava (Manihot Spp.) 1. Cassava (Manihot Spp.). 2. Origin and geographical distribution (Manihot Spp.). 3. Cassava Botany. 4. Cassava Cytogenetics. 5. Cassava Improvement strategy. 6. Cassava Physiology. 7. Cassava Microbial system. 8. Cassava climate and soil. 9. Cassava Agro techniques. 10. Cassava Water management. 11. Cassava Based cropping system. 12. Cassava Harvesting and yield. 13. Cassava Area production and productivity. 14. Cassava Diseases. 15. Cassava Pests. 16. Cassava Composition of tuber and leaf. 17. Cassava Toxic principles cyanogenic glucoside. 18. Cassava Utilization of tapioca. 19. Cassava Post harvest deterioration preservation and shelf life. 20. Cassava Marketing and trade. Cassava selected references. Sweet Potato 1. Sweet potato introduction. 2. Sweet potato Botany. 3. Sweet potato Cytogenetics. 4. Sweet potato Improvement strategy. 5. Sweet Potato Physiology. 6. Sweet Potato Climate and Soil. 7. Sweet Potato Agro techniques. 8. Sweet Potato Area production and productivity. 9. Sweet Potato Diseases. 10. Sweet Potato Pests. 11. Sweet Potato Composition of tubers. Aroids 1. Aroids Introduction. 2. Coco Yams Botany. 3. Coco Yams Cytogenetics. 4. Coco Yams Improvement strategy. 5. Coco Yams climate and soil. 6. Coco Yams Agro techniques. 7. Aroids Area production and productivity. 8. Aroids Diseases. 9. Aroids Pests. 10. Coco Yams composition and utilization. 11. Elephant Foot Yam (Amorphophallus Campanulatu (Roxb.) Blume). 12. Elephant Foot Yam Agro techniques. 13. Amorphophallus Diseases. 14. Amophophallus Pests. 15. Amorphophallus Harvest and yield. 16. Amorphophallus Chemical Composition. Yams (Dioscorea Spp.) 1. Yams (Dioscorea Spp.). 2. Yams Botany. 3. Yams Cytogenetics. 4. Descriptors for dioscorea Alata. 5. Yams Climate and soil. 6. Yams Agro techniques. 7. Yams World area production and productivity. 8. Yams Diseases. 9. Yam Pests. 10. Yams Chemical Composition. 11. Yams Utilisation. 12. Yam Problems of production. Minor tuber crops 1. Minor tuber crops. 2. Coleus Agro techniques. References. The pressure on demand for food by rapid growth of human population stressed the importance of tropical root and tuber as non conventional food in the diet especially of lower income groups in developing countries. These root and tuber crops include Cassava and sweet potato (root tubers) aroids yam coleus (stem tuber) which are considered as staple foods for the tropical and subtropical regions like Africa Caribbeans South America India and South East Asia. The tropical root and tuber crops have within the past decades increased in both local and international importance by the research workers agriculturists various agriculture colleges and institutions. The book includes various aspects like origin geographical distribution cytogenetics important strategy physiology biotechnology methods for improvement microbial system agro techniques water management diseases insect pest chemical composition toxic principles utilization post harvest deterioration marketing and trade and selected references for each crop etc. 360 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents 1 Definition And Some Basic Concepts 2 Monocot Weeds 3 Dicot Weeds 4 Parasitic Weeds And Their Control 5 Aquatic Weeds 6 Allelopathy In Relation To Weeds 7 Weed Control In Crops 8 Herbicides 9 Weed Control Technology And Training 10 AppendixWeeds pose serious problems in both crop and non-cropped areas and water-bodes They infest lawn and gardens; become troublesome along highways railroads and industrial areas; in irrigation and drainage systems; and create health hazards to animal and human beingsThe author has attempted to present the subject in an useful way and readable manner so as to understand easily It will be helpful to research workers college and University teachers Vocational teachers extension specialists herbicide sale representatives and progressive farmers Weed control practices suggested are based on research reports of several workers in this field and his own experience However farmers are not quite familiar to the use of herbicides as is the case of pesticides and fungicides; only because they do not have adequate knowledge in the techniques of application availability and also cost involvementThe book contains classification and description of monocot dicot aquatic and parasitic weeds; reproduction and dissemination of weeds allelopathy weed control methods classification of herbicides and mode of herbicidal action selective weed control in field crops plantations and Horticultural crops grass lands and ornamentals residual effect of herbicides along with useful illustrationsA couple of vary good text books on weed science from India and abroad are available which are being used as guides to teach weed science courses However this book is a practical guide provided with up-to-date information in a comprehensive and understandable manner dealing with all the practical aspects 306 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. 1. History origin and geographical distribution. 2. Cashew area production and consumption. 3. Morphology and characteristics of cashew tree. 4. Climatic requirements. 5. Improvement breeding germplasm selection and hybridization. 6. Propagation layering budding grafting top working. 7. Cultivation. 8. Diseases of cashew. 9. Pests of cashew. 10. Uses. 11. Cashew processing technology. References. Appendix. From the Preface The book Cashew Production and Processing Technology presents a comprehensive information on the cashew and its products covering all aspects including geographical distribution morphology ecology selection and hybridization asexual propagation cultural and nutritional requirements major diseases and pests economics and uses. In addition processing technology of Cashew apple and mechanization in raw nuts processing and industrial by products like CNSL and its various products have also been described methodically. To meet the specific objectives this publication has been formulated for fulfilling the need of specific group of biological scientists planters extension workers university students and professors. 212 pp. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The development paradigm of our country has always ignored the concerns of tribal dominated areas, looking upon them as resource zones for earning revenue through minerals, timbers and forest produces etc. Lalgarh- Junglemahal is one of such areas where the marginalized peasant entity does not only suffer from poverty but also from apathy of the state administration which in the long-run sparked off social unrest.The ethnic disturbances in our country are not mere manifestation of the sense of alienation suffered by the so-called marginalized people; they also speak primarily of the political and economic failures in term of developmental programme of the government. Overall, in the genesis of any social unrest there lays some reasons like deprivation in various socio-economic spheres, irregular distribution of wealth or irregular development programme, exploitation and tyranny etc. Due to spark of globalization when a section of people is getting all sorts of benefits like security of food, shelter, health, education and occupational opportunities, the other half of the same society is totally in dark, deprived, live on hands to mouth and fight with their destiny for survival.At this juncture at Junglemahal, the Maoist got a place among the tribal people of this area often called as 'adivasi-moolvasi' people express their solidarity through symbolically expressed identity. Under this backdrop a multi-disciplinary team of Social scientists from Anthropological Survey of India carried out an empirical study at Lalgarh- Junglemahal-area to find out the reason of social unrest. The study becomes a milestone approach in understanding a social reality from grass-root level. The administrators, planners and concerned NGOs will get an insight view of a social reality which will enable them in refining their approach of implementation of any developmental programmes in a forest clad, tribal dominated area. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Foreword Preface 1 Upland rice in Arunachal PradeshArvind K Rai Ranjay K Singh and Rakesh Bhardwaj 2 Upland rice in AssamSK Rautaray 3 Upland rice in BiharSB Mishra Ashok K Singh and RK Singh 4 Upland rice in ChhattisgarhVK Singh AK Singh and Amit Kumar Sinha 5 Upland rice in GujaratAR Pathak Atul M Mehta RD Vashi DB Parmar NP Mandal RK Singh and Anantha MS 6 Upland rice in Himachal PradeshBS Mankotia PK Sharma J Shekhar GK Sood and RC Thakur 7 Upland rice in Jammu and KashmirAnil Kumar and Sanjay Arora 8 Upland rice in JharkhandNP Mandal Anantha MS RK Singh and M Variar 9 Upland rice in KarnatakaNG Hanamaratti PM Salimath YG Shadakshari MS Anantha and HE Shashidhar 10 Upland rice in KeralaGeethakumari VL Leena Kumary S Jayakrishnakumar V Mini G and Renjini PR 11 Upland rice in Madhya PradeshP Perraju AK Gupta AK Singh G Jha and RP Singh 12 Upland rice in MaharashtraAN Deshpande YJ Patil and SB Choulwa 13 Upland rice in ManipurL Nabachandra Singh and Angad Prasad 14 Upland rice in MeghalayaPatiram Rajesh Kumar and Brajendra 15 Upland rice in MizoramAK Vishwakarma Brajendra and KA Pathak 16 Upland rice in NagalandSanjay Singh Rathore 17 Upland rice in OrissaSabyasachi Rath Nimai Charan Mishra and Somanath Panda 18 Upland rice in RajasthanRajesh Pandya RS Tripathi and SK Kaushik 19 Upland rice in Tamil NaduP Jeyaprakash and S Mahendran 20 Upland rice in TripuraNP Singh K Chattopadhyay and SP Das 21 Upland rice in UttarakhandHN Singh Sanjay Singh and RK Singh 22 Upland rice in Uttar PradeshSanjay Singh AK Singh RK Rai RR Singh and RK Singh 23 Upland rice in West BengalSB Goswami and Biswapati Mandal This book presents a comprehensive account of upland rice cultivation in different states of India Upland rice system is considered as most diverse of all rice systems and each states of the country grow different varieties under a range of management conditions and cropping patterns The 23 chapters in the book consolidate and share the knowledge on rainfed upland rice cultivation practiced in different states It analyzes the upland rice agro ecosystem in different states and encompasses various aspects of integrated nutrient management pest management varieties available and newer technologies introduced for adoption by farmers to improve the productivity of this fragile ecosystem 389 pp.…

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V, 46 S. OBr. Umschlag min. angeschmutzt. (Records of the Zoological Survey of India 41). Sprache: Englisch 0 gr.

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