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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface Introduction 1 Cold flu and lungs ailments current status and perspective 2 Enumeration 3 Ethnic Indian herbs for healing cold flu and lungs ailments 4 Epilogue 5 Literature cited Appendices Index  The present compendium is first of its kind providing valuable data on 530 species belonging to 398 genera and 138 families of plants used by various ethnic societies of India for treating cold flu and lungs ailments covering details of nomenclature English Hindi and Sanskrit names distribution parts used utilisation active constituents biological activity and the original source of information Over twenty photographs and seven appendices enhance the value of the compilation significantly It is hoped this invaluable compendium with its comprehensive coverage of the subject would help researchers and the medicinal plant industry in general for development of newer plant based drugs for alleviating human suffering 265 pp. 19 col. plates, tables, (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Overview of fibre and fodder resources of India. 3. Enumenation of fibre and fodder resources. 4. Fibre and fodder resources of India. 5. Epilogue. 6. Literature cited. 7. Plates. 8. Appendices i. Total number of genera and species of fibre and fodder under various divisions of plant kingdom. ii. Families of fibre and fodder resources of India. iii. Fibre resources of India. iv. Predominant genera of fibre resources. v. Fodder resources of India. vi. Predominant genera of fodder resources. vii. Fibre and fodder resources of India. viii. Predominant genera of fibre and fodder resources. ix. Index to botanical names. x. Index to English names. xi. Index to Hindi Names. xii. Index to Sanskrit names. This treatise the most comprehensive publication in the field so far brings together widely scattered and diffused information from myriad sources to form a highly structured work of reference to the world at large. The main text deals with over 811 plant species belonging to 507 genera under 132 families of which 3 species belong to gymnosperms 624 species to Dicots and 184 species to monocots. It has been well illustrated with number of photographs which are an added attraction. The information contained would be an invaluable asset for students researchers teachers and scientists in traditional and agricultural universities plant breeding forestry economic botany ethnobotany and crop improvement and plant genetic resources and laymen alike. No botanical library should be without it. 476 pp.…

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. About the EditorsHarish K. Sharma Food Engineering and Technology Department, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, IndiaNicolas Y. Njintang Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences and National School of Agro Industrial Scie.

Zustand: New. Roots and tubers are considered as the most important food crops after cereals and contribute significantly to sustainable development, income generation and food security especially in the tropical regions. Editor(s): Sharma, Harish K.; Njintang, Nicolas Y.; Singhal, Rekha S.; Kaushal, Pragati. Series: IFST Advances in Food Science. Num Pages: 648 pages. BIC Classification: TDCT; TVK. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 251 x 172 x 29. Weight in Grams: 1248. . 2016. Hardback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. …

Contents Foreword Preface Introduction I Land slide 1 Landslides an introductionVijendra Kr Pandey 2 Landslide Hazard Donation LHZ mapping on Meso-scale for planning and expansion of urban centres in Hilly terrainsR Anbalagan Dhrubajyoti Chakraborty and Atul Kohli 3 Remote sensing and GIS a comprehensive approach of landslide hazard managementKaushal Kumar Sharma and Suresh Kumar Bandooni 4Landslide mitigation-an overviewVK Sarda and RS Banshtoo 5 Static liquefaction for flow type landslide at Karshingsa a case studyGokul K Bayan 6 Strategies for efficient gully erosion management in foothills of Shiwaliks regionSS Kukal and Bhoop Singh 7Environmental geo-hazards in Himachal Pradesh case of ShimlaAR Sankhyan 8 Quantitative Avalanche risk analysis on national highway Nh-laAnant Kumar Shukla 9 Avalanche control Scheme for Gulmarg GondolaAnant Kumar Shukla 10 Land slide Hzard Zonation in Chamoli area UtarakhandRavi Shekhar 11 Land use dynamics and risk from hazards an evaluation of geoecological crisis in the Western HimalayaBW Pandey and VS Negi 12 Geomorphic approach for Landslide Hazard Zonation of Bhilangana River Basin Uttarakhand HimalayaVijendra Kumar Pandey 13 Science of landslide its mitigation mapping and management strategiesMohan S Panwar and Zubair Ahmad Malik II Earthquake 14 Earthquake a disasterNitin Punit 15 Earthquake damage assessment and mitigation measures for District Hamirpur HP importance in the development planningRavi K Sharma III Floods 16 Flood and its managementNawal Prasad Singh 17 Flood disaster in Himachal Pradesh a spatio-temporal analysisDD Sharma 18 Atmospheric and Terrestrial Hazards in Himalaya an overview on some devastating incidencesVishwambhar Prasad Sati Others 19 Man-made natural hazards and preventive measures during construction of hydropower projects for sustainable development in the mountains a case of the Upper Beas Valley IndiaSanjeev Sharma Jagdish C Kuniyal and JC Sharma 20 Vegetational wealth of Garhwal Himalaya Uttarakhand contribution towards protecting environmental hazardsDP Semwal PL Uniyal and YM Bahuguna 21 Environmental Geohazards in Himachal PradeshAcharya Rattan Lal Verma 22 Role of volunteers in disaster risk managementGarima Aggarwal 23 Sustainable livelihoods and vulnerability to disastersAnjali Yadav 24 Environment and law environmental protection and public interest litigation in IndiaSurender Singh V Suggestions and recommendations 25 Suggestions and recommendations IndexEnvironmental Geo-Hazards are of topmost concern today as there is huge loss to life and property The concern varies from individual to the state and national governments have set up many scientific departments to carry out research and development programmes on Geo-Hazards Main environmental geo-hazards are landslide earthquake cyclones and floods Along with natural factors human beings are responsible for triggering landslides Unscientific and hap hazardous developments in Himalaya have been the root cause of disastrous landslides After landslides the most disastrous impact has been of the earthquakes Although they occur rarely but their time of occurrence is not known and it is one of the most challenging jobs to the scientific community Therefore the focus is on post management strategy Floods particularly flash floods are becoming very common phenomena in Himalaya due to heavy rainwall and cloudburst Many efforts fail short due to lack of scientific inputs as well as money and trained manpower in the field Many state governments like of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand have been making many efforts to come up with comprehensive strategy and policy to deal with environmental geo-hazardousDepartment of Science and Technology DST Government of India is the pioneering body which has taken various scientific steps in research and development in the field of Geo-Hazards In the same light DST sponsored the workshop on Environmental Geo-Hazards Earthquake Landslide and floods management and mitigat.…