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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Fundamentals of gardening and landscaping. 2. Plant species for landscaping. 3. Arts of plant and flower arrangements. 4. Commercial flowers production. The ancient history of India depicted an important and precious place of flowers and garden through paintings, murals, coins, etc. All this gives an idea about the close association of floriculture with our life and culture. The book is covering up to date information based on ICAR and SAU's horticulture syllabus for students of B. Sc. (Ag.), B. Sc. (Hort.) and M.Sc. (Ag.) in Horticulture. It presents all the basics and advanced information in their easiest way for the readers thus, especially designed to cover all the aspects of floriculture and landscaping.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book critically examines the historical distortions surrounding India's tribal communities as portrayed by Western anthropologists, re­vealing how these misrepresentations were deeply rooted in a colonial mindset that categorized these groups as the 'other'. This perspective not only perpetuated stereotypes but also contributed to a skewed understanding of India's rich and diverse cultural landscape. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary frame­work that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling popu­lations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so-called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'. The book further explores the ramifications of colonial strategies, such as the 'divide and rule' approach, which has left lasting challenges for tribal communities post-independence India. It advocates for a critical reassessment of the constitutional classifications of Scheduled Tribes, emphasizing the necessity for terminological respect and dignity. By urging a re-evaluation of tribal narratives within the framework of Indian civilization, the book contests the Western portrayal of forest and hill communities as primitive, instead highlighting their profound civilizational, social, cultural, and historical connections with plains populations connections distinctive on a global scale. Ultimately, the text calls for a transformative shift in the study of Indian tribal communities, promoting a decolonized perspective that recog­nizes their inherent dignity and significant contributions to civilization, while also advocating for a reimagining anthropological studies from Indian perspectives and integrating the stories of forest and hill com­munities into the broader narrative of the nation, thereby fostering a sense of national pride and unity. About the Author Dr. Sachchidanand Joshi serves as Member Secretary, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) New Delhi for the past decade. He is a distinguished academic and scholar in History and Mass Com­munication, as well as a writer, poet, and theatre artist. Raghvendra Singh is a Senior Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation and is a former officer of the Indian Administrative Service. Prof. K. Anil Kumar currently serves as the Head of the Department of Janapada Sampada at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) in New Delhi.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Section A: Major Insect Pests: 1. Cereals Wheat/Barley Pulses Chickpea Fieldpea Lentil Lathyrus Horsegram Oilseeds Mustard/Toria / Gobhi Sarson Polyphagous Pests. Section B: Major Diseases: 2. Cereals Wheat, Barley, Pulses, Chickpea, Lentil Field pea, Rapeseed and Mustard Linseed. Section C: Major Weeds: 3. Cereals List of weeds in Rabi season crops, Management of weeds in Cereals, Management of weeds in Pulses, Management of weeds in Oilseeds, Non-crop lands weeds and their management. Section D: Plant Nutrient Functions, their Deficiency and Toxicity Symptoms in Rainfed Rabi Crops. 4. Functions of Plant Nutrient and Deficiency Symptoms Function of Plant Nutrient. Rabi crops of rainfed areas are inflicted by several important insect pests, diseases and weeds. Correct identification of insect pests, diseases and weeds is therefore necessary not only for strict quarantine to check the spread of new pest species, but to achieve the desired productivity levels. The purpose of this publication entitled 'A Colour Handbook on Rainfed Rabi Crops: Protection, Constraints and Mitigation Strategies' is to assist the students, field researchers, agriculture department field functionaries, scholars and farmers in correct identification of these pests and their management thereof. In this book, efforts have been made to describe the damaging symptoms, identification characteristics, biology and management techniques of more than 100 pest species with their coloured illustrations. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The objective of this book is to make the fundamental concepts of cytogenetics and Molecular biology and to give an update account of the relevant topics. The topics have been carefully chosen to help students achieve learning objective. Many special features are included to make the book user friendly. Based on our own experiences in teaching cytogenetics and Molecular Biology, they have been implemented and found to be effective in the classroom. The book is eminently suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students of botany, agriculture, zoology and biotechnology for courses in genetics/genetics and cytogenetics. (jackets).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The present volume of the book series, "Perspectives in Animal Ecology and Reproduction, Vol. 9" provides a diversified information regarding ecology and reproduction of animals ranging from microorganisms to man. This volume contains as many as twenty six research and review articles written by eminent researchers from within India and abroad. The important contributions included in his book are:Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Pollution from Industrial Waste Water by Microorganisms Acridoids as Bio-indicators of Contaminant Accumulation in the Industrial Areas of the State of Jharkhand (India) Novel Biopesticides for the Sustainable Management of Mosquito Vectors (Insecta: Diptera: Culicidae) Use of Biological Insecticides for the Control of Dengue Vector, Aedes aegypti (L.) (Insecta: Diptera: Culicidae) Effect of some Abiotic Factors on the Post Embryonic Development of Spathosternum prasiniferum Walker Effects of Xylene, Benzene and Gear Oil-WSF Exposures on Certain Biochemical Parameters of Gafrarium divaricatum (Gmelin) Pineal Melatonin and Reproduction in Teleostean Fishes Alterations in Haematological and Biochemical Parameters of Climbing Perch, Anabas testudineus (Bloch), Due to Mercury IntoxicationAlterations in Haematological Parameters of an Indian Major Carp Labeo rohita Exposed to Dye EffluentAnti-Hepatotoxic Efficacy of Vitamins (B Complex and C) on Ibuprofen Induced Liver Damage in RatsAntioxidant Activity of Genistein on Polychlorinated Biphenyl (Aroclor 1260) Induced Toxicity in TM3 Leydig Cell LineProtective Role of Vitamin E on Polychlorinated Biphenyl (Aroclor 1260) Induced Oxidative Damage and Changes in Steroidogenic Enzymes in TM3 Leydig Cell LineThis is a humble attempt to provide information about some important animals belonging to various groups that are economically important in a simple and lucid manner. An exhaustive subject index has been appended to the text making reference hunting easier. The book will prove very useful for the persons involved in the field of animal ecology and reproduction.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Prospects and Potential of Agri-business Entrepreneurship for Enhancing Income and Employment. 2. SKUAST-K Model of Institutional Development Plan: Tailoring Agri-education System with NEP-2020. 3. Sustainable Agriculture: A Way Forward for Upliftment of Agrarian Economy. 4. Remote Sensing and Crop Simulation Modelling. 5. Utilization of Walnuts for Value Added Product Development. 6. Financial Security, Food Security and Nutritional Security. 7. Harad (Terminalia Chebula): Production to Profitability. 8. Breeding Pulses for Current Agriculture Scenario. 9. Multimedia Based ICTs for Smart Agriculture: Prospects, Challenges and Way Ahead. 10. An Introduced Bamboo in Kashmir Valley- Moso Bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens): A Potential Multipurpose Plant. 11. Impact of Training for Pesticide Input Dealers on their Level of Awareness on the Judicious Use of Pesticides. 12. Women Empowerment through Mushroom Cultivation - Case Studies and Impact Analysis from Kashmir Vallley. 13. Agroforestry and Its Roles, Adoption, Constraints and Potentials: Global Perspectives. 14. Potential of Aromatic Crops in Jammu and Kashmir. 15. Value Addition: An Ideal Concept to Prevent Post-Harvest Losses in Fruits and Vegetables. 16. An Overview of Agriculture Scenario in U.T. of Jammu & Kashmir and the Role of Underutilized Crops in Maintaining Sustainability and Food Security. 17. Agricultural Schemes Under Implementation and Reforms thereof in J&K. 18. Innovations in Mulberry Farming Mechanization for Increased Productivity. 19. Algal Blooms in Dal Lake of Kashmir Himalayan Valley: Causes, Impacts and Management Measures. 20. An Overview of Natural Farming /Zero Budget Natural Farming. 21. Management of Plant Diseases under Organic Farming. 22. Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) of Various Underutilized Vegetables and their Medicinal Values. 23. Emerging Technologies for Sericulture Development. 24. Strategies for Revival of Sericulture in J&K - A Potential Sector of Economy. Agriculture and Industry go hand-in-hand with each other. The development of agriculture from 1st industrial revolution to 4th has been enormous. Industrial and agricultural revolution has taken up place to the present day providing ideas and considerations for the future. Global agriculture has improved over several years, which highlights how we move forward in terms of increased crop production. During that same time, the population increased quickly, but the area under cultivation did not increase with the same pace. Farmers have always produced food, but their methods of production change throughout time. Machines make it easier and more efficient to cultivate and harvest crops. Machines replaced human beings and animals in most of the activities and do a lot of work faster and more accurately. Farmers' still continue to cultivate the crops and produce the food required by people and animals just as they did in the past, but with new technological innovations. Therefore, a transformation in the Agriculture sector is a definite need for a self-reliant India and can it self serve as an economic stimulus as it touches upon different sections of the society including those who are struggling to survive in the COVID-19 pandemic.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. On the Western bank of River Ganges (Ganga) exists what is regarded by Hindus as one of their holiest cities. Known by three equally popular names, Varanasi, Banaras and Kashi, it ranks right on top of the seven Hindu teerthasthans (pilgrimage centres), also known as one of the Saptapuri. Historians record it as one of the oldest cities of the world; it embodies unparalleled spirituality, cultural heritage and academic legacy. Faith followers believe that the town rests on the Trishul (Trident) of Lord Shiva. Through an array of impressive, photographs, accompanied by compendious texts in English, Hindi and Sanskrit, this book captures the very essence of Banaras. The photos of the city's traditional rituals, its ancient ghats and temples, its festivals, its energy and its pathosinducing reality will take you on an incredible journey of enlightenment which is bound to evoke curiosity and awe. The dazzling, at times shocking, photographs will take you closer to understanding the depth of Hinduism, the reverence Ganga Maiyya commands and a phenomenon called India. Join us on a soul-enriching revolution and revelation of Kashi, the shining city. According to Hindu religious texts, there are ten points from which a person's soul can exit the body. One can call them gateways, windows or doors; they symbolize the passage from the earth, the material world, to the metaphysical firmament. In Banaras - reputed to be the city where a human being attains Moksha the doors shine in myriad colours. The various hues reflect the different strands of Varanasi's society, its various religious communes, the different occupations, the historical and the multicultural influences.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Bacterial biofilms impact on aquatic ecosystems/Carla Mottola, Rui Seixas, Luis Tavares and Manuela Oliveira. 2. Effects of Edaphic factors on population dynamics of soil and plant parasitic nematodes of banana in West Bengal, India/Viswa Venkat Gantait. 3. Arthropod natural enemy: pesticide interaction/Akhtar Ali Khan, Mohd. Abas Shah and Somina Majid. 4. Sensory structures on caudal Lamellae and tergites of Damsel Fly Larva Ischnura senegalensis (Zygoptera: odonata) as revealed by scanning electron microscopy/Susmita Gupta. 5. Synergistic effect of NPV, Azadirachtin and Titanium dioxide (Nanoparticale) on the Larvicidal and Pupicidal effect of Helicoverpa Armigera/T. Nataraj, K. Murugan, P. Madhiyazhagan, A. Nareshkumar, J. Subramaniam, P. Mahesh Kumar, Jiang-Shiou Hwang, R. Chandresekar, P. Sakthivel and O.P. Sharma. 6. Present status and prospects of black tiger shrimp farming: a case study in maritime state of West Bengal, India/Basudev Mandal and Sourabh Kumar Dubey. 7. Breeding, larval biology and seed production of Indian river Prawn, Macrobrachium malcolmsonii (H. Milne Edwards)/Rubu Mukherjee, D.R. Kanaujia and A.K. Pandey. 8. Shift in foot protrusion frequency, Cholinergic impairment in pedal Ganglia and histopathology of Labial Palp in freshwater Mussel exposed to Cypermethrin/Krishnendu Das, Mitali Ray and Sajal Ray. 9. Feeding acceptability of non-crop plants by the invasive giant African Snail, Achatina fulica (Bowdich) (Stylommatophora: Achatinidae)/M. Jayashankar, V. Sridhar and Abraham Verghese. 10. Sublethal waterborne Nickel toxicity in an Indian major carp Cirrhinus mrigala: Hematological and Biochemical responses/M. Ramesh, B. Sathyavathy, R.K. Poopal and V. Maruthappan. 11. An overview on the Caspian white fish biology, ecology and reproduction/Peiman Zandi, Saikat Kumar Basu and Shahram Khademi Chalaras. 12. Herb-Feed supplements for health and disease of fish/Govind Pandey. 13. Effect of Starvation and refeeding on certain biochemical and Haematological parameters of the Climbing Perch, Anabas testudineus/Kuldeep Kumar and A.K. Pandey. 14. Dietary 17x methyltestosterone supplementation enhances growth in fry of Indian major carps under hatchery conditions/A.K. Pandey, P.K. Arvindakshan and B.N. Singh. 15. Metallothioneins of fishes as a biomarker of heavy metal pollution/K.M. Arunkumar, Lazar V. Kottickal and Balu T. Kuzhivelil. 16. Forest game and habitat disturbances in Southwest Ghana: A 1993-1995 survey/Lars H. Holbech. 17. Bushmeat production, hunting and utilisation of forest game in southwest Ghana: a 1993-1995 survey/Lars H. Holbech. 18. The effects of vitamin E on genistein induced oxidative damage on TM3 Leydig cells/Simge Kara-Ertekin, Yasemin Tunaly and Melike Erkan. 19. Testicular development of Male offsprings exposed to acrylamide and ascorbic acid during gestation and lactation/Esra Yazicioglu and Melike Erkan. 20. Mating behaviour of striped Hyena (Hyaena hyaena) in captivity/Rajesh Kumar Mohapatra, Sarat Kumar Sahu and Sudarsan Panda. 21. Mobile telephony, an invisible environmental pollution and its role in rising male infertility: a review/Mukesh Kumar and M.S. Srinivas. 22. Development of female birth control technologies: an update/Mukesh Kumar. 23. Tripterygium wilfordii: possible male birth control Pill? An assessment study in Langur Monkey/Mukesh Kumar. Index. The present volume of the series, "Perspectives in Animal Ecology and Reproduction Vol. 10" with 23 chapters has been compiled and the important contributions include: Bacterial biofilms: impact on aquatic ecosystems Effects of Edaphic factors on population dynamics of soil and plant parasitic Nematodes Arthropod natural enemy-pesticide interaction Synergistic effect of NPV, Azadirachtin and Titanium Dioxide (Nanoparticale) on the larvicidal and pupicidal effect of Helicoverpaaarmigera Breeding, larval biology and seed production of Indian river Prawn, Macrobrachium malcolmsonii Feeding.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Editorial board Foreword Preface I Animal Ecology 1 Sodium fluoride induced toxicity in the eggs and larvae of Drosophila melanogasterHP Gurushankara M Shanthala and V Vasudev 2 Does predation affect the life style of freshwater copepodaHH Mohammed SD Salman and AAM Abdullah 3 Integration of botanicals and microbial pesticides for the control of dengue vector Aedes aegypti Insecta Diptera CulicidaeK Murugan A Naresh Kumar K Kovendan K Prasanna Kumar Jiang-Shiou Hwang and Donald R Barnard 4 Body metric variation in population of the giant African snail Achatina fulica Bowdich from two different environM Jayashankar MS Reddy P Marimuthu and Katre Shankuntala 5 Ionic variability of aquatic environment and osmoregulatory adaptations in teleost fishes an ecological perspectiveIqbal Parwez and Subuhi Abidi 6 Ecotoxicological risk assessment of pharmaceutical effluent on blood chemistry profiles of an Indian major carp labeo rohitaChokkalingam Kavitha Mathan Ramesh Annamalai Malarvizhi and Jayanthi Prabhu Naveena 7 Behavioural alterations of freshwater airbreathing teleost Channa punctatus Bloch in response to heavy metal exposureMohit Tiwari NS Nagpure DN Saksena and WS Lakra 8 Fisheries and aquaculture in India-Dimension towards development a reviewMeenakshi Jindal and Kavita Sharma 9 A critical review on certain aspects of anuran integumentPrahlad Dube 10 Human-plants interaction a case study on useful plants of dasigo tribe Mamberamo Papua IndonesiaAgustina YS Arobaya and Freddy Pattiselanno 11 Time budget activity pattern of behavioral displays of captive axis deer Axis axisPradeep S Khanpara and Kauresh D Vachhrajani 12 Alleviation of obesity induced oxidative stress in heart by triphalaB Kalaivani and G Vanithakumari 13 Study of age related changes in the activity of some metabolic enzymes in Cyprinus carpio as biomarkersKL Jain Meenakshi Jindal and Simmi 14 Biopesticides - its prospects and limitations an overviewShahnawaz A Dar ZH Khan Akhtar Ali Khan and Sheikh Bilal Ahmad 15 Light microscopic as well as ultrastructural changes in adrenal cortex of Mus norvegicus induced by sub-lethal heroin administrationKaminidevi K Bhoir SA Suryawanshi and AK Pandey 16 Effect of neem seed alkaloid extract on the serum levels of sex hormones and pituitary Gonadotrophins in male albino ratsV Maruthappan M Ramesh and K Sakthi Shree II Animal Reproduction 17 Trypterygium wilfordii a new hope for male contraceptionMukesh Kumar and NK Lohiya 18 Mating behaviour of commercially important portunid crab portunus pelagicus Linnaeus 1758Anand T and P Soundarapandian 19 Leydig cell differentiation in adult amphibian Euphlyctis cyanophlyctis testisKatti Pancharatna 20 Biochemical changes in ovary and uterus of mice after exposure to indoxzacarbTY Mudaraddi and BB Kaliwal 21 Ethno-medicinal use of herbal drugs for enhancing male fertilityPallavi Gupta Amita Kanaujia and Poonam Singh 22 Comparative study on the induced spawing of clarias batrachus using three different hormones ovatide Ovaprim and pituitary extractKavita Sharma Meenakshi Jindal and NK Yadava 23 Reproductive potential of freshwater fish in fluoride contaminated waterAnand Kumar Sandeep Bajpai Nalini Tripathi and Madhu Tripathi 24 Sexual selection and mating systems across the animal world a reviewOmkar and Geetanjali Mishra Previous volumes Index The present volume of the book series Perspectives in Animal Ecology and Reproduction Vol 8 is an excellent compilation of twenty four research as well as review communications lucidly written by stalwarts from various research institutions and universities The authors have tried to analyse the ecological spectra vis a vis breeding strategies adopted by diverse group of animals in nature and under controlled conditions This volume shall generate further database and interest for the benefit of academicians researchers and scientists working on animal ecology breeding reproduction and other aspects in these fields who shall find the boo.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Editorial board. Foreword. Preface. I. Animal ecology 1. Impact of supplementary feeds on the growth and excretory metabolite levels in Clarias batrachus/Meenakshi Jindal. 2. Physico chemical and microbial studies of Lake Mansar in Jammu Shiwalik 498 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword/M.S. Swaminathan. Preface. 1. Space sensing and environment monitoring/Ajai and J.K. Garg. 2. Geoinformatics in precision farming an overview/Rajender Prasad Anshu Dixit P.K. Malhotra and V.K. Gupta. 3. Geoinformatics applications in India retrospect and prospects experience of National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA)/P.S. Roy. 4. Horticultural resources information system A geo informatic tool for horticultural development/S.C. Kotur D. Sreenivasa Murthy T.M. Gajanana Reena Rosy Thomas Chitra Mothkur L.B. Ashok and G.S. Geetha. 5. Geoinformatics in support of food security and poverty alleviation a perspective based on national wasteland mapping project/S.K. Srivastava CBS Dutt R. Nagaraja S. Bandyopadhayay H.C. Meena Rani V.S. Hegde and V. Jayaraman. 6. Geoinformatics for monitoring glaciers and glacial lakes/R.M. Bhagat Chitra Sood Vaibhav Kalia Pradeep Mool S. Bajracharya and Basanta Shrestha. 7. Monitoring and management of water resources/Sanjay K. Jain Rakesh Kumar and K.D. Sharma. 8. Application of geospatial tools techniques and concepts for integrated watershed management/A. Sarangi and A.K. Singh. 9. Geoinformatics for enhancing productivity in flood plain agro ecosystem/R.N. Sahoo R.K. Tomar I.P. Abrol R.K. Gupta D. Chakraborty V.K. Sehgal and N. Kalra. 10. Groundwater modelling using GIS/M.S. Mane D.K. Singh A.K. Singh and A.K. Bhattacharya. 11. Participatory GIS for planning livelihood improvement a case study in canal command areas of Bihar/B. Saha R.P. Jones A.K. Sikka P.R. Bhatnagar and S. Chowdhury. Earth functions as a complex system and existing infrastructure and methodologies are inadequate for the community to address many problems of this system. It requires an integrated and innovative approach to analyse model and develop extensive and diverse data sets for the solution of these problems. Geoinformatics which is the synergy of multiple disciplines namely earth sciences GIS remote sensing GPS photogrammetry and cartography is developing fast in the areas where the data are identified by their locations. Currently there is a chaotic distribution of available data sets lack of documentation about them and the methodologies lack of easy to access tolls computer modeling etc. which pose the major obstacles for the earth scientist in trying to work out solutions. The authors have tried to remove these hurdles by bringing together relevant informations and techniques as well as the recent advances in these fields. This book presents a comprehensive account of various topics related to the applications of geoinformatics which are highly diversified and include space and environmental monitoring watershed management water resources and management productivity enhancement in agro ecosystems resource information systems precision farming monitoring of glaciers and lakes geospatial techniques and livelihood improvement using GIS. 340 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. India has achieved self sufficiently in food grain production in recent years with record production of 250 mt during 2011-12. However the pulses production remained low and considered to be the major concern for researchers and development planners. Considering the much more importance in near future and to avoid pulses crisis situation the present attempt was made to compile the available scientific information so as to highlight the issues, technologies and strategies in the title of "Solving Pulses Crisis" in India. The publication is divided into two parts. The first part deals national issues, technologies and strategies while the second part deals with crop based issue and technologies. The first part consists of 13 chapters. The first three chapters deals with pulses related national issues, technologies and strategies including NEH region too. The chapter IV deals with crop diversification involving pulses while chapter V focused on pulses production under organic system. The issues related to legumes as a nutrient supplement in chapter VI, tillage and crop establishment in chapter VII water management in pulses in chapter VIII and integrated nutrient management in chapter IX are discussed in detail. The aspects of weed and pest management are presented in chapter X to XI, respectively. The specific issues related to post harvest value addition are discussed in chapter XII. while trade related policy issues are focused in chapter XIII. In part second, the crop issues, strategies and technologies are presented. Accordingly chapter XIV deals with pigeonpea while in chapter XV issues related to greengram and black gram are discussed. The chapter XVI to XIX deals with chickpea, lentil, field pea and lathyrus while in chapter XX the issues technologies and prospects of Guar are discussed. In last chapter XXI the issues and technologies related to arid legumes.…