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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Editorial note. 1. Foraging activity of honey bees on two Bt Cotton hybrids at Dharwad Karnataka/K. Ganapathi and Shashidhar Viraktamath. 2. Pollination biology and sustainability of economically important Acacia sinuata and Semecarpus anacardium in the Eastern Ghats Forests of Andhra Pradesh India/A.J. Solomon Raju. 3. Pollen viability and storage in higher plants/B. Subba Rao Kubireddi S. Malini K. Saradha Jyothi and M. Mamata. 4. Identifying CMS lines for seed protein improvement in pearl millet and their further relation to page patterns and seedling phenotypes/M. Mamata Kubireddi S. Malini K. Saradha Jyothi and B. Subba Rao. 5. Mangrove history in relation to sea level changes and anthropogenic impact at Solari Chilka Lake Orissa India/Deepak Kohli and Asha Khandelwal. 6. Aerobiology and biochemistry of two allergenic pollen species Trema orientalis Bl. and Peltophorum inerme Llanos/B.K. Datta Reema Saha and Dipanwita Choudhury. 7. Discharge of tetraspores and carpospores from Caloglossa leprieurii of Sarada and Varaha Estuarine Complex Andhra Pradesh India/G.M. Narasimha Rao and G. Subba Rangaiah. 8. Pollen analysis and physico chemical characteristics of some honeys from Tripura India/Reema Saha Subir Bera and B.K. Datta. 9. Improving the yield of RCH 2 Bt Cotton Hybrid through enhancement of bee pollination/Shashidhar Viraktamath and K. Ganapathi. 10. Bird pollination in some plant species in dry semi dry and wet forest tracts of Andhra Pradesh/A.J. Solomon Raju and S. Purnachandra Rao. 11. Biodeterioration of aerobioparticles SEM Study/Asha Khandelwal. 12. Pollen flora of honey bees in Mangrove Forests of Andhra Pradesh/K. Henry Jonathan and A.J. Solomon Raju. 13. Effect of bee attractants on bee visits and yield parameters of MECH 184 Bt Hybrid Cotton/K. Ganapathi and Shashidhar Viraktamath. 14. Differential recognition of self pollen and sterility in Hibiscus rosa sinensis L. (Malvaceae)/Achamma Kurien and Radhamany P.M. This issue brings out papers on different aspects of pollen spore research. The papers refer to honey bees as efficient pollen vectors in Bt cotton hybrid plants pollination biology of two economically important forest plant species Acacia Sinuata and Semecarpus anacardium pollen viability and storage in higher plants identification of cytoplasmic male sterile lines for seed protein improvement in pearl millet and their relation to page patterns and seedling phenotypes mangrove history in relation to sea level changes based on pollen studies aerobiology and biochemical aspects of allergenic pollen plants Trema orientalis and Peltophorum inerme pollen analysis and physico chemical characteristics of some honeys pollen flow enhancement by employing honey bees for improving the yield of RCH 2 Bt Cotton Hybrid Plant Passerine birds as effective pollen vectors in some forest plants SEM studies of biodeterioration of aerobioparticles and pollen plants of honey bees in mangrove forests. This issue also covers a paper on the discharge of tetraspores and carpospores of a estuarine algal species Caloglossa leprieurii. Less in known about the estuarine algae with reference to their role in mangrove ecosystems and their economic importance. In this context this paper is an addition to the existing knowledge on the estuarine algae. 176 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Editorial note. 1. Some applications of optical remote sensing in biosciences with emphasis on pollen studies/A. Narayana Swamy and A. Siva Parvathi. 2. Sexual system breeding system and pollination in some tropical plant species/K. Rama Das. 3. Diversity of hymenopteran pollinators of teak/K.R. Sasidharan and B. Nagarajan. 4. Effectiveness of bees as pollinators/A.J. Solomon Raju. 5. Pollen and nectar sources of Amegilla bee (Anthophoridae)/A.J. Solomon Raju. 6. Pollination ecology of some tropical tree species/S. Purnachandra Rao. 7. An insight into investigations on pearl millet pollen prospect and challenges/B. Subba Rao and K.S. Malini. 8. Pollination and breeding ecology of some tropical plant species/P. Victor. 9. Certain airborne fungal spores and their allergenicity/N. Jagan Mohan Reddy. This issue brings out original research and review papers on pollen spore and pollination ecology. The topics covered include sexual systems breeding systems and pollination ecology of some tropical plants effectiveness to bees as pollinators pollen and nectar sources of the digger bee Amegilla prospects and challenges of pearl millet pollen air borne fungal spores and there allergenicity and application of remote sensing techniques in pollen studies. This research information is of immense value for biologists agriculturists apiculturists academicians etc. The authors of each paper have discussed their research findings in pollen and pollination ecology aero biology and applications of remote sensing techniques in atmospheric pollen studies. This information is expected to be useful for taking necessary measures for the conservation and management of plant species studied and their pollinators. Amegilla a ground nesting bee has been little studied in India. This issue provides some information on pollen and nectar sources of this bee and this information is useful for the conservation of this wild bee. Pearl millet is an economically and commercially important crop. The pollen information is highly valuable for breeding programmes to improve the genetics of this millet in order to increase yields and stability of the genome. There is very little information on the importance of remote sensing techniques in pollen studies and the paper included in this issue adds some information on the applications of remote sensing. 198 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Monitoring of forest fires/biomass burning satellite remote sensing approach/A. Narayana Swamy and A. Siva Parvathi. 2. Rhythm of spore shedding in marine algae/G. Subba Rangaiah. 3. Effect of autumn winter season on the development of insect pollinators in temperate zone of Himachal Pradesh/K.L. Kakar. 4. Pollen and pollinator resources of Kerala part of Western Ghats South India/P. Padmanabhan and K.A. Sujana. 5. Palynological studies on some species of Gesneriaceae/V.K. Jaimsha Rani S. Mini G. Valsaladevi and P.M. Radhamany. 6. Role of bees as pollinators of tropical forest species and need for conserving their diversity/K.R. Sasidharan and C. Kunhikannan. 7. Reproductive biology of jatropha integerrima jacq/Gauri Gupta Seema Chauhan and S.V.S. Chauhan. 8. Studies on factors affecting worker ovary development in Apis cerana indica Fab/P.T. Smitha Shruthi and N.S. Bhat. 9. Management of laying worker colonies of Apis cerana indica in relation to pollen feeding/P.T. Smitha Shruthi and N.S. Bhat. 10. A study on some aspects of pollination biology of winter ornamental plants/J.A. Tidke and R.O. Dharamkar. 11. Pollination ecology of some seasonal ornamental plants/J.A. Tidke and R.O. Dharamkar. 12. Pollen allergy incidence in India an overview/K. Henry Jonathan. 13. Anthesis schedules and pollen release in some forage plants of bees/A.J. Solomon Raju and S. Purnachandra Rao. 14. Relationships of Xylocopa bees with pollen flowers/Rashda Zafar and A.J. Solomon Raju. 15. Pollen flora of honey bees during summer season at Visakhapatnam/P. Kiran Kumari and A.J. Solomon Raju.16. Effect of bee attractants on bee visits and yield parameters of Mech 184 BT Hybrid cotton/K. Ganapathi and Shashidhar Viraktamath. Pollen grains are male reproduction units. They are small and formed in the anthers of flowering plants. Abiotic and biotic agents transfer pollen to the receptive site of stigma. Among biotic agents bees are the most important pollen vectors and have established intimate interactive relationships with flowers. The pollen grains carry different kinds of nutrients and upon arrival at the receptive stigma they germinate and continue their growth to the embryo sac in ovary of the flower. Each plant species has evolved a characteristic type of pollen depending on the mode of pollen transport and requirements for pollination process. The pollen characteristics are distinguishable by their outer form chemical composition and nutrient content. They are useful in Paleopalynology and melissopalynology. Paleopalynology refers to the identification of paleontological discoveries while melissopalynology to the identification of geographic and botanical origin of honeys. Morphological characteristics of pollen such as structure size colour and form are important in the reconstruction of vegetation climate of the past and plant diversity. Further they are key issues in plant taxonomy evolution and breeding and in identification of food sources and construction of foraging routes of foragers. Pollen is considered to be a marvelous medium for the growth of fungi and bacteria. Pollen composition varies from species to species. It contains proteins sugars starch amino acids and lipids as major components. The amino acids essential to humans are found in pollen. The polysaccharides such as callose pectin cellulose and lignin sporopollenin are predominant in pollen. Studies show that the pollen on a weight or calorie content basis is rich in protein fat minerals and vitamins when compared to the occurrence of such components in foods such as fried chicken beef baked beans apple raw cabbage tomatoes etc. suggesting that pollen is a substantial source of essential nutrients. Pollen is frequently considered as the perfect complete food. Numerous stories exist about the powers of pollen with reference to its nutritional value. One notable story is that high performance athletes eat pollen considering it as a miracle food to enhance their perfo.…

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Contents 1 Been faunal diversity in the Nilgiris part of the Western Ghats Tamil NaduKR Sasidharan and C Kunhikannan 2 Size of pollen foraging population and its dynamics in Apis cerana indica and Apis mellifera in different regions in KarnatakaA Nagarath 148 pp. tables (illustrator).

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Interaction of the pollen bee Pithitis binghami with some food plants/A.J. Solomon Raju. 2. Pollination biology of impatiens campanulata wight. (Balsaminaceae)/S.K. Kulloli R. Ramasubbu A.K. Sreekala and A.G. Pandurangan. 3. Melissopalynological studies of stingless bee Trigona iridipennis Smith at Dharwad Karnataka/C.S. Danaraddi and Shashidhar Viraktamath. 4. Biochemical analysis of different unifloral honey samples collected from North District of Tripura India/Reema Saha B.K. Datta and Subir Bera. 5. Energetics of pollen protein content of some plant species in relation to foraging behaviour of honey bees/K. Henry Jonathan and A.J. Solomon Raju. 6. Foraging behaviour of flower visitors and pollination in Leucas aspera (Willd.) Link/T. Selvarathinam P. Balasubramanian P. Manikandan M. Murugesan and H. Malleshappa. 7. Pollen foraging behaviour of Indian honeybee Apis Cerana in diversified floral conditions/Y.N. Chowde Gowda C. Chandrasekhara Reddy and N. Nagaraja. 8. Flowering calendar of trees with reference to pollen incidence and density in Agartala Tripura/Dipanwita Chaudhuri (Sil) and B.K. Datta. 9. Airborne pollen sampling in Tripura University Campus Tripura/Dipanwita Chaudhuri (Sil) Reema Saha and B.K. Datta. 10. Some advances in remote sensing technology to monitor biodiversity/A. Narayana Swamy and A. Siva Parvathi. 11. Comparative incidence of aeromycospora of different parts of Agra Citi/S.V.S. Chauhan Antima Kulshreshtha and Premlata Verma. 136 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Do biological stress during pollen abortion in CMS Lines of Pearl Miller relates to superoxide dismutase activity a preliminary investigation/Malini S. Kubireddi and B. Subba Rao. 2. Assessing the influence of sterile cytoplasm of eight CMS lines on amino acid patterns of their anthers in Pearl Millet/Malini S. Kubireddi and B. Subba Rao. 3. Does open nesting honeybee species exhibit differential pollen collection/N. Nagaraja. 4. Spore shedding in marine red algae of the Indian coast a review/G.M. Narasimha Rao and G. Subba Rangaiah. 5. Melissorpalynological studies as an aid in the preparation in nectar calendar/A. Vijaya Bhasker Reddy P. Ramachandra Reddy and Y.N.R. Varma. 6. Palynological studies in Lithospermum (Boraginaceae) from Pakistan/Nadir Ali Mir Ajab Khan and Akbar Ali Meo. 7. Attempts of discriminating eight CMS lines of Pearl Millet through SEM Observations of pollen surface and eight palynological parameters of Aceolysed pollen/Malini S. Kubireddi H. Ramakrishna and B. Subba Rao. 8. Airborne spora of Aspergillus genus in the airspora of Visakhapatnam/Saraswati Rao. 9. Studies on pollen gathering activity in relation to brood and honey storage in the colonies of Apis cerana F./Y.N. Chowde Gowda C.C. Reddy and N. Nagaraja. 10. Study of Aeropalynology at Exhibition Grounds Hyderabad/K. Jyothi and O. Bhagya Lakshmi. 11. Airborne spora of Cladosporium genus in the airpspora of Visakhapatnam/Sarawati Rao. 12. Milissopalynological investigations in the Stingless Bee Trigona iridipennis Smith at Dharwad Karnataka/Shashidhar Viraktamath and C.S. Danaraddy. 13. Two new Asterina species from Kerala India/V.B. Hosagoudar and A. Chandraprabha. 14. Satellite remote sensing in marine biodiversity an overview/A. Narayana Swamy. 15. Floral phenology pollination and pollen pistil interactions of Impatiens phoenicea Bedd. From the Southern Western Ghats/R. Ramasubbu A.K. Sreekala A.G. Pandurangan and S.K. Kulloli. 16. Holocene evolution of mangrove vegetation at Chandrapur Chilka Lake Orissa India in relation to pollution and anthropogenic impact/Asha Khandelwal Deepak Kohli and Shilpa Singh. 204 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Reproductive biology of some mangrove plant species/A.J. Solomon Raju. 2. Reproductive ecology of tree species Maerua apetala (Capparaceae) and Mesua ferrea (calophyllaceae) in the tropical deciduous forests of Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh, India/S. Sravan Kumar. 3. Pollination aspects of some species of apocynaceae/A.J. Solomon Raju and K. Venkata Ramana. 4. The pollination efficiency of honeybee and bumblebee visits to the red kidney bean, Phaseolus vulgaris L./D. P. Abrol. 5. Reproductive ecology of asystasia gangetica (L.) T. Anderson (Acanthaceae), Boerhavia diffusa L. and Boerhavia erecta L. (Nyctaginaceae)/M. Divya Sree. 6. A study on phyto-chemical analysis and anti-bacterial activity of spices on pathogenic bacteria isolated from commercially important edible marine fishes, Euthynnus affinis (Cantor), Katsuwonus Pelamis L. and Auxis thazard (Lacepede) (Family Scombridae)/Swathi Patrata. In this issue, original research relating to the topics on the reproductive ecology of Rzhizophora apiculate, R. mucronata, Lumnitzera racemose, Sciphyphora hydrophyllaceae (mangrove plant species), Maerua apetala, Mesua ferrea (tropical deciduous tree species), Asclepias curassavica, Dregea volubilis, Oxystelma esculentum, Brachystelma maculatum, Pergularia daemia, Tylophora indica, Catharanthus roseus, Rauvolfia serpentina (Apocynaceae species), Asystasia gangetica, Boerhavia diffusa and Boerhavia erecta (herb species) have been included. The pollinating efficiency of honeybee and bumblebee visits to Phaseolus vulgaris crop has been described. Further, details of results of phytochemical analysis and anti-bacterial activity of spices on gram positive and negative pathogenic bacterial isolated from commercial important edible marine fishes, Euthynnus affinis, Katsuwonus pelamis and Auxis thazard have been described. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents:1. Reproductive ecology of aegialitis rotundifolia roxb. plumbaginaceae/K.H. Jonathan, Rajendra Kumar, P. Hareesh Chandra, A.J. Solomon Raju and P. Suvarna Raju. 2. Floral biology, pollination and reproductive success of impatiens fruticosa Lesch. Ex DC Balsaminaceae: an endemic balsam of Western Ghats/A.K. Sreekala, A.G. Pandurangan, R. Ramasubbu and S.K. Kullolli. 3. Reproductive aspects of true viviparous mangrove Bruguiera cylindrica rhizophoraceae/Rajendra Kumar, P. Hareesh Chandra, and A.J. Solomon Raju. 4. Pollination ecology of non-viviparous mangrove, Sonneratia alba sonneratiaceae/P. Suvarna Raju, P. Hareesh Chandra, Rajendra Kumar and A.J. Solomon Raju. 5. Reproductive ecology of impatiens leptura hook.f. Balsaminaceae an endangered balsam of southern Western Ghats/A.K. Sreekala, A.G. Pandurangan and S.K. Kulloli. 6. In vitro studies on pollen germination of abroma augusta/Ramanjan Ghanta and Subrata Mondal. 7. A study on interactions of insects with herbaceous plants in Visakhapatnam/P. Hareesh Chandra, K. Venkata Ramana, J. Radha Krishna, D. Sandhya Rani, S. Purnachandra Rao and A.J. Solomon Raju. 8. Assessment of tree diversity in a tropical dry deciduous forest of a hill in Lankamalla Hill ranges under different disturbance levels/M. Sridhar Reddy and B. Sadasivaiah. 9. A study on the flora and ecological health of sand dunes and beaches of Visakhapatnam/G. Venkata Suvarna, S. Purnachandra Rao, B. Rajesh, N. Govinda Rao, P.V. Subba Rao and P. Suvarna Raju. 10. An observational study on the status of mangrove cover at Visakhapatnam/K. Subhashini, P. Hareesh Chandra, N. Govinda Rao, J. Radha Krishna, A.J. Solomon Raju and S. Purnachandra Rao. In this issue thirty five papers are included and they deal with various sub-disciplines of conservation biology, ecotourism, mangrove ecology, climate impacts and environmental impact assessments with reference to sustainability of biodiversity. Reproductive ecology and allied aspects concerned with certain species such as Aegialitis rotundifolia. Impatiens frutiosa, Impatients leptura, Bruguiera cylindrica Sonneratia alba, Abroma Augusta, Cleome gynandra insect interactions with herbaceous plants, tree diversity in tropical deciduous forest at Lankamalla Hill ranges, flora and ecological health of sand dunes and beaches and mangrove cover of a rapidly developing coastal city have been presented. Papers dealing with different aspects such as seasonal variations and effect of temperature and salinity on B-carotene content in some seaweeds, butterfly diversity at a biodiversity park, honey foraging activity with reference urban plantations, eco-restoration, ecotourism ethno-climatology with climate change, impacts of chemical industries on biodiversity, climate change effects using Bardiya National Park in Nepal as a case study, wildlife crimes, farmers perceptions and adaptation to climate change in Ethiopia, case studies of tribes on sustain use of forest resources in Chhattisgarh, urban stress on natural systems, ethno-medicine from the context of conservation climate change as a public health threat and aspects relating Burmese Python and tortoises and turtles have been included with great clarity. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. In this issue, original research relating to the topics on melissopalynologial studies of honey samples, psychophily and melittophily in relation to chemical constituents of floral nectar, floral rewards and floral calendar of Indian honey bee, Apis cerana, plant-butterfly interactions in the southern Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh and a review of pollination ecology studies on mangroves. The work reported on these topics is a new contribution to the existing work in the subject area and has practical applications. …