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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Medicinal Uses. 3. Molecular Phylogeny. 4. In Vitro Propagation. 5. Past and Present work. 6. Systematic enumeration. 7. Pioneer workers and contributors for Stapeliad Taxonomy. References. Index to Scientific Names. Caralluma has attracted the attention of general public because of its antiobesity activity and fascinating cacti growth with ornament flowers. If you search for Caralluma on the internet you get hundreds of websites for its antiobesity properties. Capsules of this plant are being sold in the west at exorbitant prices. It is a million dollar business. Because of this public has developed interest on this plant. This plant group is much attracted the gardeners, cacati lovers and horticulturists recently for its ornamental habit. Caralluma has been usually accepted to include about 120 species African, Asian and South East European distribution. The genus is now segregated into 17 genera by Plowes. Of these 4 genera, 16 species and 10 varieties occur in India. This genus is medicinally important as it shows diverse medicinal properties like Analgesic, anthelmintic, antiarthritic, antigastric ulcer, antihyperglycemic, anti-inflammatory, antinociceptive, antirheumatic, antitumor, appetite suppressant, antiobesity, antioxidant, cytoprotective, Immunostimulating etc. The book includes about 199 pages of text, about 25 line drawings and 28 plates of colour photos. The book includes Introduction, Medicinal uses, Molecular taxonomy, In vitro propagation, Past and Present work, systematic enumeration, websites on Caralluma, References and Pioneer workers on Stapeliad taxonomy. The introductory chapter includes about the history of Caralluma. The following chapter includes medicinal uses and chemical constituents. All the information on the medicinal uses and research on medicinal properties of Caralluma is given in this chapter. Modern tools using molecular taxonomy is used in solving taxonomic problems. This aspect is dealt in chapter 3. Propagation of Caralluma through tissue culture is dealt in chapter 4. Past and present work on floristic of Caralluma in India and abroad is dealt with in Chapter 5. Chapter 6 deals with the systematic enumeration of all the taxa of Caralluma in India. It gives citation, detailed description, distribution of Caralluma in the world and India, nomenclatural notes and line drawings for identification. Websites about Caralluma, References, Contributors to the taxonomy of Caralluma are also given at the end. …

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The Eastern Ghats one of the nine floristic zones in India are located between 11degree and 50 and 86 degree 30 E longitude in a north-east to South west strike The Eastern Ghats are spread over three states of India namely Orissa Andhra Pra 642 pp. 28 col. plates, 211 b/w plates (illustrator).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Systematic Studies on the Family Balsaminaceae of Tamil Nadu/R. Ramasubbu and K. Saranya. 2. Diversity and Distribution of Macrofungi in Kodagu Region (Western Ghats): A Preliminary Account/N.C. Karun, K.R. Sridhar and K.A. Anu Appaiah. 3. Western Ghats: The World Heritage Site for Biodiversity and Ecological Security/S. Paulsamy. 4. Bryophytes of the Western Ghats: An Overview/A.E.D. Daniels. 5. Vascular Flora of Thumpali Hillock/S.R. Nisha and S. Jeeva. 6. Diversity, Distribution and Current Ecological Status of Botanically Less Known Pholidota Lindl. ex Hook. Orchid Species of Darjeeling Himalaya of India/Rajendra Yonzone D. Lama, R.B. Bhujel, Khyanjeet Gogoi and Samuel Rai. 7. Endemic and Threatened Plants of Indian Thar Desert, Rajasthan (India)/Amit Kotia. 8. Mining and its Impacts on Aquatic Plants: A Case Study from Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya /Jasmine Therese Sawian, Febreena Grace Lyndem, Roytre Christopher Laloo and Solomon Jeeva. 9. Inter-Specific Variation Studies on Selected Medicinally Important Phyllanthus Species Using SDS-PAGE/M. Narayani, V. Kalaiarasi, M. Johnson, T. Renisheya Joy Jeba Malar and N. Janakiraman. 10. Chromatographic Studies on some Selected Selaginella Species/A. Sivaraman and M. Johnson. 11. Ecology and Distribution of the Genus Lepisorus (Polypodiaceae: Pteridophyta) from South India with the Incidence of Apogamous Populations from the Nilgiris/P. Murugan, V. Irudayaraj and S. Jeeva. 12. A Study on Non Timber Forest Products Diversity and their Utility Modes in Dry Deciduous Forests of Kadapa Division, Andhra Pradesh /M. Sridhar Reddy and B. Sadasivaiah. 13. Biodiversity of Medicinal Plants in Ponmalai Hills, Kalkulam Taluk in Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India/A. Eruthaya Angel and B. Parthipan. 14. Wild Edible Plants of Tribals of Khammam District, Andhra Pradesh/R. Ratna Manjula, J. Koteswara Rao and T.V.V. Seetharami Reddi. 15. Ex situ Conservation of Wild Medicinal Plants at Botanical Garden, Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa/A. Madhusudhana Reddy. 16. A Review on Biotechnological Approaches for the Rescue of Endangered Genus Ceropegia L. in India/K. Sri Rama Murthy, M. Chandrasekhara Reddy, R. Kondamudi, D. Raghuramulu, S. Karuppusamy and T. Pullaiah. 17. Snakes of Sri Krishnadevaraya University Campus and its Surroundings, Andhra Pradesh/Y. Amarnath Reddy, B. Sadasivaiah, P. Indira and T. Pullaiah. 18. Loranthaceae and Viscaceae of Karnataka/M.C. Thriveni, G.R. Shivamurthy and K.N. Amruthesh. Index to Families, Genera and Species. The present Volume 7 of Biodiversity in India includes 18 chapters covering broad spectrum Biodiversity. It includes Balsaminaceae in Tamil Nadu, Loranthaceae and Viscaceae in Karnataka, Bryophytes of Western Ghats, Pholidota in Himalayas, Lepisorus in Nilgiris, Macrofungi in Kodagu region and Snakes of Sri Krishnadevaraya University campus. A few chapters deal with Non Timber forest produce, medicinal plants and wild edible plants are also dealt with. Ex situ conservation of wild medicinal plants and Biotechnological approaches for rescue of Ceropegia have also been included in the book. The book is profusely illustrated with colour photographs and line drawings. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface to fourth edition. Preface to third edition. Preface to second edition. Preface to first edition. 1. Introduction. 2. History of plant classification. 3. Systems of classification. 4. APG IV classification. 5. Origin of angiosperms. 6. Plant nomenclature. 7. Plant identification. 8. Field and herbarium methods. 9. Botanical gardens. 10. Modern methods in plant taxonomy. 11. Molecular plant taxonomy. 12. Computer applications in plant taxonomy. 13. Biosystematics. 14. Botanical survey of India. 15. Selected families of angiosperms. 16. Economic botany. 17. Botanical explorations in India and taxonomists of India. 18. Index. The Textbook Taxonomy of Angiosperms has been thoroughly revised in this fourth edition. All the earlier chapters have been revised and brought up-to-date. The chapter on Plant nomenclature has been updated as per the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi and plants. A chapter on recent APG IV Classification has been added. Recent examples on modern methods in plant taxonomy have been given. Computer applications in Plant taxonomy, Molecular plant Taxonomy and DNA Bar coding have been added. Instead of orders account on families has been given along with illustrations which will be useful to the students for the competitive exams.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. In the present volume systematic enumeration of families Nyctaginaceae to Ceratophyllaceae is given. Families are arranged according to Bentham and Hooker's system with incorporation of recent changes. Under each family key to the genera, followed by genus with its authority, key to the species and species enumeration is given. The genera under the family and species under the genera are arranged in alphabetical sequence. Keys are of the indented type. The enumeration of the species includes citation according to ICN, basionym and synonyms, if any to connect to Flora of British India and Flora of Presidency of Madras, description and distribution in the Eastern Ghats, flowering and fruiting period, vernacular names, specimens examined and distribution in India and world. Index to families, genera and species is given at the end. Line drawings of most of the species and photographs of many species are also given.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Abbreviations. Families. 1. Rosaceae. 2. Vahliaceae. 3. Crassulaceae. 4. Droseraceae. 5. Haloragaceae. 6. Rhizophoraceae. 7. Combretaceae. 8. Myrtaceae. 9. Barringtoniaceae. 10. Melastomaceae. 11. Lythraceae. 12. Punicaceae. 13. Onagraceae. 14. Trapaceae. 15. Turneraceae. 16. Passifloraceae. 17. Caricaceae. 18. Cucurbitaceae. 19. Begoniaceae. 20. Cactaceae. 21. Molluginaceae. 22. Aizoaceae. 23. Apiaceae. 24. Araliaceae. 25. Alangiaceae. 26. Caprifoliaceae. 27. Rubiaceae. 28. Asteraceae. Index to families genera and species. Index to local names. The Eastern Ghats one of the nine floristic zones in India are located between 11o30 and 22o N latitude and 76o 50 and 86o 30 E longitude in a North East to South West strike. The Eastern Ghats are spread over three states of India namely Orissa Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. It covers an area of about 75 000 sq. km with an average width of 200 km in the North and 100 km in the South. They extend over a length of 1750 km between the rivers Mahanadi and Vaigainal along East Coast. In the present volume systematic enumeration of families Rosaceae to Asteraceae is given. Families are arranged according to Bentham and Hooker's system with incorporation of recent changes. Under each family key to the genera followed by genus with its authority keys to the species and species enumeration is given. The genera under the family and species under the genus are arranged in alphabetical sequence. Keys are of the indented type. The enumeration of species includes citation according to ICBN basionym and synonym if any description and distribution in the Eastern Ghats flowering and fruiting period vernacular names specimens examined and distribution in India and world. Index to families genera and species are given at the end. 332 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Eastern Ghats. 3. Family Orchidaceae. 4. Analysis of orchids of Eastern Ghats. 5. Systematic enumeration. References. The book gives complete details of Orchids in Eastern Ghats. Brief details of Eastern Ghats, its geology, soils, climate etc, have been given at the beginning. A bracketed key to the genera and key to the species have been given. It is followed by systematic enumeration. A total of 197 taxa belonging to 66 genera of Orchidaceae have been systematically enumerated. Under each species, Citation according to latest ICN, synonyms to connect to National and regional floras, type, etymology, detailed description, Flowering and fruiting season, habitat, distribution (World, India, Eastern Ghats) and specimens examined have been given. All the references about orchids of Eastern Ghats have been given at the end. The essence of this book is the coloured Photographs for all the species available in Eastern Ghats. Line diagrams have also been given for some species. Endemic and Threat categories have also been mentioned. Index to genera and species has been given at the end. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the two volumes of the Trees of Western Ghats, a total of 1,225 flowering tree species have been enumerated in the hill ranges, belonging to 362 genera and 96 families. Among these 96 families, 14 families contained more than 30 species each, they are accounting for 60.5% of the total taxa. Fabaceae has the highest number of species, with 93 taxa across 32 genera, followed by Lauraceae with 91 taxa, Myrtaceae with 79, Rubiaceae with 62, Malvaceae with 60, Euphorbiaceae with 53, Annonaceae with 50 and so on. The largest family is Fabaceae which leads with 32 genera, followed by Rubiaceae with 26, Malvaceae with 20 and so on. Approximately 25 genera contain more than ten species each. The genus Syzygium has the highest species representation with 50 taxa, followed by Memecylon with 38 species, Ficus with 34, Diospyros with 33, Symplocos with 31, Eugenia with 27, Litsea with 26, Cinnamomum with 25 species, etc. A total of 419 taxa are introduced to Western Ghats from the different regions of the world. These 425 exotic taxa are belonging to 48 families and 218 genera. Volume 1 is containing 614 tree taxa belonging 180 genera and 47 families (Achariaceae - Lythraceae) and volume 2 accounted with 611 tree taxa belonging 182 genera and 49 families (Magnoliaceae to Zygophyllaceae). First volume given brief introduction of the Western Ghats, phytogeography, climatology, forest and vegetation types of the Western Ghats, key to the families for identification and systematic enumeration of tree taxa from Achariaceae to Lythraceae. Whereas in volume two provided the systematic enumeration of the families from Magnolicaeae to Zygophyllaceae, analysis of tree flora of Western Ghats, list of Red Listed Tree species of Western Ghats and colour photographs of maximum number of tree species affixed at the end. All the tree species provided citation according to recent ICN, synonyms, vernacular names, short description, flowering phenology, distribution in Western Ghats, India and world, recent IUCN status and identification notes if any. Photographs of most of the tree species given at the end of each volume given that is easy tool for accurate identification of tree species.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Formation of Western Ghats. 3. Topography. 4. Climate. 5. Earlier explorations of vegetations in Western Ghats. 6. Achariaceae Harms. 7. Actinidiaceae Engl. & Gilg. 8. Altingiaceae Horan. 9. Anacardiaceae R. Br. 10. Annonaceae Juss. 11. Apocynaceae Juss. 12. Aquifoliaceae Bercht. & J. Presl. 13. Araliaceae Juss. 14. Arecaceae Bercht & J. Presl. 15. Asteraceae Bercht. & J. Presl. 16. Berberidaceae Juss. 17. Betulaceae Gray. 18. Bignoniaceae Juss. 19. Bixaceae Kunth. 20. Boraginaceae Juss. 21. Burseraceae Kunth. 22. Cactaceae Juss. 23. Calophyllaceae J. Agardh. 24. Cannabaceae Martinov. 25. Capparidaceae Juss. 26. Celastraceae R. Br. 27 Centroplacaceae Doweld & Reveal. 28. Chrysobalanaceae R. Br. 29. Clusiaceae Lindl. 30. Combretaceae R. Br. 31. Connaraceae R. Br. 32. Cornaceae Bercht. & J. Presl. 33. Daphniphyllaceae Mull.-Arg. 34. Dichapetalaceae Baill. 35. Dilleniaceae Salisb. 36. Dipterocarpaceae Blume. 37. Ebenaceae Gurke. 38. Elaeocarpaceae Juss. 39. Ericaceae Durande. 40. Erythroxylaceae Kunth. 41. Euphorbiaceae Juss. 42. Fabaceae Lindl. 43. Gentianaceae Juss. 44. Hamamelidaceae R. Br. 45. Hernandiaceae Blume. 46. Icacinaceae Miers. 47. Juglandaceae DC. Ex Perleb. 48. Lamiaceae Martinov. 49. Lauraceae Juss. 50. Lecythidaceae A. Rich. 51. Loganiaceae R. Br. ex Mart. 52. Lythraceae J. St. Hil. Plates. Index to families, genera and species. In the two volumes of the Trees of Western Ghats, a total of 1 ,225 flowering tree species have been enumerated in the hill ranges, belonging to 362 genera and 96 families. Among these 96 families, 14 families contained more than 30 species each, they are accounting for 60.5% of the total taxa. Fabaceae has the highest number of species, with 93 taxa across 32 genera, followed by Lauraceae with 91 taxa, Myrtaceae with 79, Rubiaceae with 62, Malvaceae with 60, Euphorbiaceae with 53, Annonaceae with 50 and so on. The largest family is Fabaceae which leads with 32 genera, followed by Rubiaceae with 26, Malvaceae with 20 and so on. Approximately 25 genera contain more than ten species each. The genus Syzygium has the highest species representation with 50 taxa, followed by Memecylon with 38 species, Ficus with 34, Diospyros with 33, Symplocos with 31, Eugenia with 27, Litsea with 26, Cinnamomum with 25 species, etc. A total of 419 taxa are introduced to Western Ghats from the different regions of the world. These 425 exotic taxa are belonging to 48 families and 218 genera. Volume 1 is containing 614 tree taxa belonging 180 genera and 47 families (Achariaceae-Lythraceae) and volume 2 accounted with 611 tree taxa belonging 182 genera and 49 families (Magnoliaceae to Zygophyllaceae). First volume given brief introduction of the Western Ghats, phytogeography, climatology, forest and vegetation types of the Western Ghats, key to the families for identification and systematic enumeration of tree taxa from Achariaceae to Lythraceae. Whereas in volume two provided the systematic enumeration of the families from Magnolicaeae to Zygophyllaceae, analysis of tree flora of Western Ghats, list of Red Listed Tree species of Western Ghats and colour photographs of maximum number of tree species affixed at the end. All the tree species provided citation according to recent ICN, synonyms, vernacular names, short description, flowering phenology, distribution in Western Ghats, India and world, recent IUCN status and identification notes if any. Photographs of most of the tree species given at the end of each volume given that is easy tool for accurate identification of tree species. …