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Zustand: Good. : A través de las enseñanzas de Buda, el Dalái Lama ofrece una guía práctica para elevar la conciencia y alcanzar la paz interior. El libro aborda cómo superar emociones negativas como el estrés, la ansiedad y la injusticia, proporcionando herramientas para no dejarse gobernar por los deseos y mantener el diálogo en situaciones conflictivas.Con compasión y pragmatismo, Su Santidad interpreta las enseñanzas budistas para las generaciones actuales, mostrando el camino hacia el autodescubrimiento y la liberación del espíritu en la vida cotidiana. EAN: 9782845921399 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Religión y Espiritualidad|Filosofía Título: Les chemins de la félicité Autor: Dalaï Lama XIV| Renuka Singh Editorial: Presses du Châtelet Idioma: fr Páginas: 184 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. History. 2. Germplasm Management. 3. Containerised nursery. 4. Nutrient constraints diagnosis and remediation. 5. Insect pests and their management. 6. Fungal and bacterial diseases. 7. Viral diseases. Kinnow in Northwest India: glimpses. Kinnow Mandarin is one of those introduced commercial citrus cultivars of India which has revolutionised the Citriculture scenario in northwest India. Ever since is introduction in 1960s, several efforts have been made to strengthen the information pertaining to different aspects of Kinnow cultivation. But none of the available literatures provides a complete, comprehensive and up-to-date account of Kinnow. Scientists from National Research Centre for Citrus at Nagpur through their long standing experience have attempted to bring out such a piece of information that could guide citrus researchers as well as entrepreneurs to take Kinnow industry of northwest India to some distinction.…

Zustand: fair. EDITION 2002. Le livre peut montrer des signes d'usure dus a son utilisation : des defauts esthetiques tels que des rayures, des bosses, des coins endommages ou porter des annotations, peut avoir des traces d'humidite. Certaines pieces peuvent etre manquantes. vendeur professionnel; envoi soigne dans les 24/48h. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents I. Natural Resource Management 1. Natural resource management in North Eastern Hill Region of India Status problems and prospects/S.K. Singh S.V. Ngachan N. Prakash and S.B. Singh. 2. Scope of mechanization for sustainable hill agriculture/A.K. S 604 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Origin, botanical classification and geographical distribution of citrus/Orlando S. Passo. 2. Citrus industry of India and overseas/Shyam Singh and A.K. Srivastava. 3. Climate and soil for citriculture/M. Edward Raja. 4. Role of soil survey in assessing citrus growing environments: an experience in Nagpur, Maharashtra, India/M. Velayuthum, O. Challa, D S Mohekar and S S Pustole. 5. Citrus rootstocks/R K Arora. 6. Citrus biotechnology/V A Parthasarthy. 7. Applications of DNA fingerprinting in citrus/J.L. Karihaloo and Sunil Archak. 8. Citrus propagation/L.V. Kulwal. 9. Training and pruning/B M C Reddy and Prakash Patil. 10. High density planting/S K Saxena and R R Sharma. 11. Orchard establishment/S G Gupta. 12. Water management in citrus/Yoseph Levy and Brian Boman. 13. Citrus nutrition/A K. Srivastava and Shyam Singh. 14. Use of radioisotopes in citrus research/S V Keshava Murthy. 15. Intercropping in citrus/B S Chundawat and D V R Rao. 16. Fruit drop in citrus and its management/Ranvir Singh, K K Mishra and Rajan Srivastava. 17. Organic citrus cultivation/P. Bhattacharya. 18. Stress physiology, and growth regulators/Ranvir Singh, Rajan Srivastava and K K Misra. 19. Citrus breeding/Awtar Singh. 20. Insect pests of citrus and their management/V J Shivankar. 21. Biological suppression of pests of citrus/S P Singh. 22. Phytophthora diseases of citrus/P Sinha, S. K. Biswas and Y S. Ahlawat. 23. Bacterial diseases in citrus and their management/S Mukhopadhyay. 24. Virus and virus like diseases of citrus - the Indian scenario/Y S Ahlawat and R P Pant. 25. Citrus nematodes/S B Sharma and Renu Sharma. 26. Storage of citrus fruits/M S Ladaniya. 27. Glimpses of citrus fruit marketing in India/T. Satyanarayana. 28. Citrus processing, waste utilization and value addition/S B Maini and M.S. Ladaniya. 29. Citriculture management information system (CMIS) in geographical information systems/A K Maji. Advances in Citriculture brings you a wealth of information catalogued chronologically on the advances made in global citriculture on 29 subject areas of major importance to citrus growers, scientists, students, planners, and administrators. A team of national and internationally renowned citrus experts presents an incisive analysis of different core issues right from the history of citrus cultivation to post-harvest management, including the use of latest techniques like bio-informatics and other recent advanced techniques. The publication features an exhaustive citation of work published across the six citrus growing continents of the world.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Man-eating is something abnormal and terrifying. When the problem erupts, it comes fast with a shocking velocity and a pure supernatural terror swipes the farmlands as the hallmark of killers' arrival. Aggression of aberrant predators is overwhelmingly obvious. They sometimes show complete control over the terrain on which they operate with deliberate purpose. To a scientific mind, man-eating might be a part of nature's cycle; but when it comes into play, it jeopardises the life of natives as well as life of ordinary tigers that operate habitually in sugar farms and don't pose problems for village communities. Man-eating brings chaos in people's lives and then their focus shifts to the tiger's accomplished hunting prowess and other dangerous capabilities that create mayhem and the normal tigers, whose ideal life is a life of proper syllogism in sugar farms, also begin to fall victim to native vengeance. The phenomenon of man-eater presents a distressing contrast to the grim economic prospects of the people. This is an unsus unsustainable situation that continues to explode cyclically in Tarai sugarfarms, then translocation or lethal control of the animal becomes compulsory. Wrought by humans through larger changes in ecology, the Tarai landscape of Pilibhit and Kheri districts has served as a living laboratory for the author to study the man-eating tigers. He talks of aberrant, nomadic man-eaters and large quantum of unprovoked attacks on humans done unintentionally by juveniles and deals with the predicament of man- eaters that often come to live in sugar farms alongside normal tigers and reflect dietary changes. These generate a kind of situation one only encounters in nightmares. This book is a personal account of unrivalled adventures experienced by Prof. Rahul Shukla, scion of feudal family, a former hunter and a distinguished Indian naturalist, he has devoted a valuable amount of time and energy to the pursuit of man-eaters in sugar farms of Himalayan Tarai. He has formulated the theory of "Sugarcane Tiger" that live outside the protected areas in Tarai farmlands; they neither trouble humankind nor go back to jungles. This ecological wonder has been acknowledged by scientific community and the nomenclature "Sugarcane Tiger" has been included in international wildlife lexicon.…