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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Biomolecules 3 Enzymes 4 Vitamins And Minerals 5 Nutrition 6 Digestion 7 Respiration 8 Energy Production 9 Biosynthesis And Interconvertibility Of Fuel Molecules 10 Circulation 11 Immune Mechanisms 12 Excretion 13 Nervous Coordination 14 Sense Organs 15 Muscles 16 Hormones 17 Reproduction 18 Homeostasis And Environmental Adaptations Bibliography Model Question Papers Index  Dealing with comparative physiology with major focus on human physiology this book stresses fundamental concepts to give a firm grounding in physiology Beginning with foundations of physiology the book discusses physiologically important biomolecules action of enzymes and role of vitamins and minerals It then presents in a comprehensive manner the organ system physiology comprising digestive respiratory circulatory excretory nervous muscular endocrine and reproductive systems The book also includes a chapter on homeostasis and environmental adaptations 352 pp.…

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. From the Introduction: A botanic garden can be called as an open museum of living collection of myriad of plants, where trees, shrubs, herbs, climbers, lianas etc. are scientifically arranged, properly labelled based on an internationally accepted classification, and more closely allied groups/plants are specially grown together for better understanding of species. Here in botanic garden trees are confined to a special section called arboretum: gymnosperms including pine trees are arranged in pinetum, screwpines i.e. pandanus are grown in Pandanetum, Orchids are assembled in Orchidarium,Bamboos are nurtured in Bambusetum and Palms are conserved in Palmetum. According to Almond 1993, the Botanic Garden is an ever changing museum of living plants. Chakravarthy and Mukhopadhyay 1990 described Btoanic Garden as a living repository or refugia of plants arranged and maintained on some scientific basis and where the collections are usually labeled or marked for identification. Heywood 1983 of the view that the Botanic Gardens and arboretum are at best represent the last resort for the preservation and maintenance of rare and endangered species.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Smart Urban Development explores the principles, technologies, and policies that are reshaping cities into intelligent, sustainable, and inclusive urban environments. Designed for students of urban planning, architecture, civil engineering, public policy, and environmental studies-as well as city administrators and developers-this book offers a multidisciplinary perspective on building future-ready urban spaces. The book begins by defining the concept of smart cities, outlining the integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) with urban infrastructure to enhance efficiency, governance, and quality of life. It examines core components such as smart mobility, energy-efficient buildings, waste and water management, and digital public services. Key technologies-such as IoT (Internet of Things), GIS (Geographic Information Systems), big data analytics, AI, and renewable energy systems-are discussed in the context of real-time decision-making and citizen-centric design. The book also emphasizes the importance of urban resilience, green infrastructure, and climate adaptation in the face of rapid urbanization and environmental challenges. Chapters explore models of successful smart city initiatives from around the world, analyzing the social, economic, and environmental outcomes of technology-driven planning. Attention is given to issues of equity, data privacy, community participation, and the digital divide to ensure inclusive and ethical urban transformation.…