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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. This book has been designed to covers the undergraduate syllabus of Commercial Plant Breeding as per 5th Dean Committee report of ICAR. The subject matter has been presented through fifteen chapters and three parts to clearly specify the different topics for convenience of the readers. The first introductory part briefly explains modes of reproduction in crop plants, types of improved seed, development of inbred lines, development of hybrids using A, B and R lines and variety release procedure. The second part seed production, certification and testing describes principles of quality seed production, hybrid seed production in field and vegetable crops, seed certification, testing seed quality and maintenance breeding. The third part of the book have been dedicated to principles of DUS testing, PPV and FR Act 2001, intellectual property rights and alternative strategies for line and cultivar development. Related terminology has been given at the end for ready reference. Hope, this volume would be useful to the students, teachers and researchers engaged in the field of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Seed Technology.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 'This book has been designed to covers the undergraduate syllabus of Commercial Plant Breeding as per 5th Dean Committee report of ICAR. The subject matter has been presented through fifteen chapters and three parts to clearly specify the different topics for convenience of the readers. The first introductory part briefly explains modes of reproduction in crop plants, types of improved seed, development of inbred lines, development of hybrids using A, B and R lines and variety release procedure. The second part seed production, certification and testing describes principles of quality seed production, hybrid seed production in field and vegetable crops, seed certification, testing seed quality and maintenance breeding. The third part of the book have been dedicated to principles of DUS testing, PPV and FR Act 2001, intellectual property rights and alternative strategies for line and cultivar development. Related terminology has been given at the end for ready reference. Hope, this volume would be useful to the students, teachers and researchers engaged in the field of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Seed Technology.'.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Crop production technology. 2. Horticultural production technology. 3. Crop protection. 4. Natural resource management. 5. Post harvest and value addition. 6. Agricultural and allied activities. 6. Animal husbandry and fisheries. The book at hand, attempts to highlight the dimensions of improved Agricultural and allied technologies for farmers. The first part of the book covers the crop production technologies for rice, mustard, lentil, sugarcane besides IFA model and SRI techniques. The segment of Horticultural Production Technology highlights the protected cultivation, vegetable fruit, floriculture and diversification for nutritional security and prosperity. The Crop Protection unit includes information on weed management, Nematode management and integrated pest management. The natural Resource management components cover the topics on soil testing bio fertilizer, water management and biogas.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. This Book Focuses on Diseases of Vegetable crops. The occurrence, distribution economic importance, disease sings, biology and pathology of etiological agents, molecular diagnosis, host range, disease cycle and integrated disease management strategies are covered. This book would serve as valuable resource for plant pathologists, horticulturists, nursery managers, teachers, students, exporters, importers, extension specialists and those who are associated with cause of vegetable crops.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The work highlights the effect of herbicide both singly and in combination with soil amendments of varying resource quality on soil fertility indices, inorganic N dynamics and total biological productivity in a tropical dryland agroecosystem. The crop sequence taken in this study was rice-barley-summer fallow during two consecutive annual cycles. The soil fertility indices were determined in terms of soil microbial biomass C and N. Inorganic N dynamics was assessed via estimating the soil available nutrients as ammonium N and nitrate N. The sum of both forms of N represent the inorganic N available in soil at a time. Rate of N mineralization was estimated by buried bag technique following the method of Eno. N uptake by plants was estimated by Kjeldahl method. Total biological productivity was calculated by summation of crop and weed productivity during the crop cycles and annually. All estimations were done on dry weight basis and statistically analyzed via SPSS tool. The present investigation emphasized that the negative effect of herbicides were masked when applied in combination with soil amendments of high resource quality.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 140 pp. Englisch.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book entitled Morphology, Biodiversity, and Ecological Status of Hill Streams in Himachal Pradesh, Northwestern Himalayan Ecosystem, India is an outcome of ample research work done by the authors over a span of almost ten years. The book offers comprehensive compendium on various biological aspects of hill streams in Himachal Pradesh, nestled within the Northwestern Himalayas, India. This book offers detailed analysis of morphology, biodiversity, and ecological dynamics of hill streams besides, shedding light on their significance. Furthermore, the book provides detailed analysis of structure, formation, hydrological processes, and ecological features of these water bodies. The authors have particularly given insight into the diverse array of habitats found within these streams, ranging from cascading waterfalls to serene pools, and scrutinizes how these physical characteristics influence the ecological dynamics within the stream. Based on said characteristics features streams are classified into different categories. Furthermore, the book provides scientific information related to the rich biodiversity of the hill streams, documenting the numerous species of aquatic flora and fauna ranging from colorful fish species to microscopic organisms such as plankton, the diversity of life within these water courses is fascinating and indispensable for the ecological integrity of the region. The book initially provides a pertinent overview of the geographical and geological features of Himachal Pradesh, setting the stage for understanding the unique characteristics of the hill streams of the state. It then delves into the morphology of these water bodies, examining their physical attributes such as flow patterns, substrate composition, and channel dynamics and then it focuses on the ecology. Through detailed analysis and scientific methodologies, the authors provide a deep understanding of various factors which influence the overall habitat structure and ecological functions of the streams. Each chapter offers detailed understandings of the taxonomy, behavior, and ecological status of flora and fauna, highlighting the interconnectedness of species within the ecosystem. Through extensive field surveys, water quality assessments, and ecological modeling, the authors have evaluated the health and resilience of these ecosystems. Additionally, the book addresses the various challenges faced due to numerous anthropogenic activities such as deforestation, development of hydropower projects, agricultural runoff etc. posing serious threats to the stream health and biodiversity and strategies for mitigating these threats. Invaluable approaches for sustainable management of hill streams including role of stakeholders to safeguard these vital waterbodies have also been discussed.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The earliest reference of sugarcane is in Atharva Veda and Rig Veda (10,000-5,000 B.C.). Indian knew the art of sugar making since 3000 B.C. The word 'Ikshu' has now become 'ikh' in Hindi language, which is specific for Saccharum barberi. The 'Sarkara' for sugar is known only in Hindu Scriptures and not in Jewish, Talmud, Christian-Bible, Islam-Kuran scriptures. The Saccharum seems to originate from the Sanskrit word, Sarkara, is now being grown in about 100 countries of the world. The records also showed that sugarcane bagasse was used as fuel in India in 100 A.D. Sugarcane belongs to large grass family Poaceae, tribe Andropogoneae genus Saccharum, which consists of other, related genus and hence termed as 'The Saccharum Complex'. Mukherjee (1957) described that the genus Saccharum, Erianthus (Ripidium), Sclerostachya and Narenga consisted of a closely related interbreeding group concerned in the origin of sugarcane. All members of the 'Saccharum Complex' a term coined by Mukherjee had at one time been included in genus Saccharum by taxonomists as a maximum number of these were found in Indo- Burma-China region, which is the origin of Saccharum Complex.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 164 pp. Englisch.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Diversity and taxonomy of fungi : issues and challenges/C. Manoharachary. 2. Molecular detection of fungal plant pathogens/Rashmi Aggarwal. 3. Molecular identification, genetic diversity, population genetics, and genomics of rhizoctonia solani/Dilip K. Lakshman, Prashant P. Jambhulkar, Vimla Singh, Pratibha Sharma and Amitava Mitra. 4. Recent trends in diagnosis of Ralstonia solanacearum causing bacterial wilt of solanaceous crops/Dinesh Singh. 5. Huanglongbing (greening) disease of citrus and its diagnosis/Y.S. Ahlawat and Dilip K. Ghosh. 6. Citrus associated phytoplasmas: new findings and challenges/Mehdi Azadvar. 7. Emerging phytobacterial diseases in India: research status and challenges/Kalyan K. Mondal. 8. Emerging phytophthora threats to vegetable crops in South India/P. Chowdappa. 9. Crop health management: current scenario and future direction/Chirantan Chattopadhyay and S.B. Sharma. 10. Of production situations, plant health, and global changesand from lock-in to new prospects in disease management/Serge Savary. 11. RNAi mediated gene silencing against plant viruses/Avinash Marwal, R.K. Gaur and S. Paul Khurana. 12. Potential of induced resistance to manage diseases of vegetable crops/Monica Sharma. 13. Strategies, resources and tools to identify targets for new disease control chemical for oomycete plant pathogens/Stephen C. Whisson. 14. Fungicide resistance in phytophthora: risk assessment and management strategies/T.S. Thind. 15. Phytiatry: a distinct science, is a primary necessity for food security and modernization of global agriculture/Eleftherios C. Tjamos. 16. Plant, soil and microbesunraveling their interactive biology with science of metagenomics and proteomics/M. Anandaraj. 17. Scoping the potential uses of beneficial microorganisms for biopesticide industry and entrepreneurship development in crop protection/B.N. Chakraborty. 18. Endophytic fungi: potential and prospects in plant health management/Nutan Kaushik, Susheel Kumar and Kanika Chowdhary. 19. Potentials antibiotics of fluorescent pseudomonads in sustainable crop disease management/M.K. Naik, G. Chennappa and J.U. Vinay. 20. Bio control management of fungal plant diseases for sustainable agriculture in the tropics/D.B. Olufolaji. 21. Recent development of biological control agents for oil palm diseases: from strain isolation to product development/Hesham A. El Enshasy, Daniel Azman, Tony Peng, Ramlan Aziz, Nor Zalina Othman and Roslinda Abd Malek. 22. Understanding key mechanisms to enhance biological control of plant pathogens: are we there yet?/W.G. Dilantha Fernando and Teresa de Kievit. 23. Plant derived products in sustainable pest management: current status and future prospects/N.K. Dubey, Bhanu Prakash, Abhishek K. Dwivedy and Manoj Kumar. 24. Natural antifungal systems in fruits and their utilization in the management of postharvest diseases/Nimal Adikaram and Chathurika Karunanayake. 25. Ensuring biosecurity through efficient plant quarantine for healthy agricultural production and trade/S.C. Dubey, Kavita Gupta, Jameel Akhtar and V. Celia Chalam. Subject Index. Plant pathology has been playing a vital role in accomplishing food security. In view of declining natural resources like land, water and human resources coupled with climate changes, the science of plant pathology should play a dominant role to produce more with lessening resources. It is more advanced today than ever before with new developments in disease diagnosis, the discovery of new generation molecules with low environmental impact, reliable biological control agents as well as the development of new disease resistant plant varieties. This book provides an up to date knowledge on taxonomy of fungi, threats of invasive and emerging diseases, disease diagnostics, interaction of host and pathogens, induced host resistance, utilization of biological control agents for practical applications and the underlying mechanisms, RNAi mediated gene silencing, strategi.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Water management for developing smart cities in India/Vijay Kumar. 2. Impact of changing climate in snow glacial steams of Himachal Himalaya/Rajesh Kumar, Shaktiman Singh, Ramesh Kumar, Atar Singh and Anshuman Bhardwaj. 3. Success and failed stories in identification of groundwater potential zones in Hard rock terrain/V. Varalakshmi, R. Kotaiah, B. Venkateswara Rao and Y. Sivaprasad. 4. Scaling up the knowledge and adoption of water saving technologies through the training programme/K.S. Bhargav, R.P. Sharma and Nishith Gupta. 5. Estimation of water productivity for wheat in farmer's field of North Bihar/Ravish Chandra, S.K. Jain and A.K. Singh. 6. Design and economic evaluation of soil moisture uniformity coefficient based overlapped micro-sprinkler irrigation systems for black cotton soils of Malwa region, Madhya Pradesh/V.K. Jain and D.M. Denis. 7. Effect of planting geometry and fertigation patterns on growth, yield and water productivity of tomato/S.S. Mali, B.K. Jha and S.K. Naik. 8. Protected cultivation and drip fertigation technology for efficient use of water in agriculture/M. Hasan and Neelam Patel. 9. Flood Hazard modelling of Mahanadi river using HEC-RAS/Dhiman Kumar, Vinod Kumar Tripathi and Prabeer Kumar Parhi. 10. Water management in India: looking beyond per capita availability/M.S. Bhat and Jasleen Kaur. 11. Water quality criteria: quality standards for water supplies/Sumeet Kumar Gupta, Sudeep Kumar and Chetna Sinha. 12. Analysis of rainfall and temperature trend of Jharkhand State/Jyoti Kumari and Prabeer Kumar Parhi. 13. Industrial effluent characterization of Patliputra industrial estate Patna/Prashant and Subodh Kumar. 14. Spatial and temporal analysis of rainfall trend in Bihar (India)/Priti Kumari and P.K. Parhi. 15. A 3D-framework for minimizing water consumption in large scale manufacturing sector with special reference to Steel Industry/S. Mitra Mazumder, M. Choubey and Ashutosh Gupta. 16. Water quality assessment of river Ganges at Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India/Pankaj Kumar Singh and Satyendra Nath. 17. Development of a cell-to-cell routing scheme for satellite based hydrological model (SHM)/Pranesh Kumar Paul, Nikul Kumari, Rajendra Singh, Niranjan Panigraphy and Ashok Mishra. 18. Water management and sustainable development/S.N. Prajapati and Nagendra Prasad. 19. Stream flow simulation by using soil and water assessment tool for Chotki-Berghi watershed in Jharkhand/Surojit Sarkar, Vivek Vaibhav and Ajai Singh. 20. Simulation of water movement for transplanted Thilli crop using hydrus-ID/Utkarsh Upadhyaya, Vinod Kr. Tripathi and Ajai Singh. The basic concept behind sustainable development endorses taking up strong measures to spur economic and social development, particularly for people in developing countries, while ensuring that environmental integrity and management is sustained for future generations. Water is at the core of sustainable development and is critical for socio-economic development, healthy ecosystems and for human survival itself. It is central to the production and preservation of a host of benefits and services for people. Water is also at the heart of adaptation to climate change, serving as the crucial link between the climate system, human society and the environment. Today, more than 1.7 billion people live in river basins where depletion through use exceeds natural recharge, a trend that will see two thirds of the world's population living in water-stressed countries by 2025. Water can pose a serious challenge to sustainable development but managed efficiently and equitably, water can play a key enabling role in strengthening the resilience of social, economic and environmental systems in the light of rapid and unpredictable changes. The conference received a good number of research papers and review articles. The research papers were reviewed critically and we were of the opinion that this may be come out in a form of edited book. This will ens.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Soil is a vital support system for all life forms, and is directly or indirectly exposed to various pollutants and harmful chemicals. Any pollutant entering the soil system not only affects the quality of the soil, but also the plants and crops growing in it. Further, soil pollution has far-reaching impacts, since harmful chemicals can become biomagnified and enter the food chain, causing severe health concerns. Degraded soils can adversely affect various plant systems by creating biotic and abiotic stress, which increases the chances of biochemical and physiological disorders. Chronic diseases and lower yield have been reported as consequences of soil pollution.Drawing on decades of soil-related research, this book focuses on soil pollution, types of soil pollutants, and their impacts on plant physiological and biochemical systems, along with crop productivity. The book begins with a brief introduction to soil pollution and continues with a discussion of the different types and their effects, together with remediation methods. It highlights various sources of soil pollution such as herbicides, acidification, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, heavy metals, and radioactive pollutants. It also covers plant responses to combinations of pollutants, effects of pollutants on plant ultrastructure, interactions between pollutants and plant diseases, and interactions between pollutants and agricultural practices. In closing, it addresses the challenges involved in the restoration of degraded land, side effects of agricultural practices in the form of greenhouse gases, and strategies for mitigating these effects.Plant Responses to Soil Pollution offers an essential guide for students, environmental consultants, researchers and other professionals involved in soil and plant-related research.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 272 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Soil is a vital support system for all life forms, and is directly or indirectly exposed to various pollutants and harmful chemicals. Any pollutant entering the soil system not only affects the quality of the soil, but also the plants and crops growing in it. Further, soil pollution has far-reaching impacts, since harmful chemicals can become biomagnified and enter the food chain, causing severe health concerns. Degraded soils can adversely affect various plant systems by creating biotic and abiotic stress, which increases the chances of biochemical and physiological disorders. Chronic diseases and lower yield have been reported as consequences of soil pollution.Drawing on decades of soil-related research, this book focuses on soil pollution, types of soil pollutants, and their impacts on plant physiological and biochemical systems, along with crop productivity. The book begins with a brief introduction to soil pollution and continues with a discussion of the different types and their effects, together with remediation methods. It highlights various sources of soil pollution such as herbicides, acidification, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, heavy metals, and radioactive pollutants. It also covers plant responses to combinations of pollutants, effects of pollutants on plant ultrastructure, interactions between pollutants and plant diseases, and interactions between pollutants and agricultural practices. In closing, it addresses the challenges involved in the restoration of degraded land, side effects of agricultural practices in the form of greenhouse gases, and strategies for mitigating these effects.Plant Responses to Soil Pollution offers an essential guide for students, environmental consultants, researchers and other professionals involved in soil and plant-related research.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 272 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Soil is a vital support system for all life forms, and is directly or indirectly exposed to various pollutants and harmful chemicals. Any pollutant entering the soil system not only affects the quality of the soil, but also the plants and crops growing in it. Further, soil pollution has far-reaching impacts, since harmful chemicals can become biomagnified and enter the food chain, causing severe health concerns. Degraded soils can adversely affect various plant systems by creating biotic and abiotic stress, which increases the chances of biochemical and physiological disorders. Chronic diseases and lower yield have been reported as consequences of soil pollution.Drawing on decades of soil-related research, this book focuses on soil pollution, types of soil pollutants, and their impacts on plant physiological and biochemical systems, along with crop productivity. The book begins with a brief introduction to soil pollution and continues with a discussion of the different types and their effects, together with remediation methods. It highlights various sources of soil pollution such as herbicides, acidification, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, heavy metals, and radioactive pollutants. It also covers plant responses to combinations of pollutants, effects of pollutants on plant ultrastructure, interactions between pollutants and plant diseases, and interactions between pollutants and agricultural practices. In closing, it addresses the challenges involved in the restoration of degraded land, side effects of agricultural practices in the form of greenhouse gases, and strategies for mitigating these effects.Plant Responses toSoil Pollutionoffers an essential guide for students, environmental consultants, researchers and other professionals involved in soil and plant-related research.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Soil is a vital support system for all life forms, and is directly or indirectly exposed to various pollutants and harmful chemicals. Any pollutant entering the soil system not only affects the quality of the soil, but also the plants and crops growing in it. Further, soil pollution has far-reaching impacts, since harmful chemicals can become biomagnified and enter the food chain, causing severe health concerns. Degraded soils can adversely affect various plant systems by creating biotic and abiotic stress, which increases the chances of biochemical and physiological disorders. Chronic diseases and lower yield have been reported as consequences of soil pollution.Drawing on decades of soil-related research, this book focuses on soil pollution, types of soil pollutants, and their impacts on plant physiological and biochemical systems, along with crop productivity. The book begins with a brief introduction to soil pollution and continues with a discussion of the different types and their effects, together with remediation methods. It highlights various sources of soil pollution such as herbicides, acidification, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, heavy metals, and radioactive pollutants. It also covers plant responses to combinations of pollutants, effects of pollutants on plant ultrastructure, interactions between pollutants and plant diseases, and interactions between pollutants and agricultural practices. In closing, it addresses the challenges involved in the restoration of degraded land, side effects of agricultural practices in the form of greenhouse gases, and strategies for mitigating these effects.Plant Responses toSoil Pollutionoffers an essential guide for students, environmental consultants, researchers and other professionals involved in soil and plant-related research.