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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Biodiversity of medicinal and aromatic plants in North East India. 3. Cultivation techniques of medicinal and aromatic plants. 4. Trade and market chain of MAPs. 5. Conservation of medicinal and aromatic plants. 6. Necessity for establishment of herbal garden. 7. Common MAP species of North-East India. 8. Specific species (origin) in each state. This book highlights the business opportunities of highly traded medicinal and aromatic plants in the north eastern states of India. The book covers five north eastern states: Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Sikkim. Major aspects, like documentation of highly traded species, their uses and their economic importance, export potential and exploitation in the north eastern states are covers, and could ultimately be used to formulate environment-friendly business plans.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. This textbook serves as an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals immersed in the intricacies of seed science and technology. The comprehensive exploration of seed-related topics spans various chapters, each meticulously presented on separate pages for ease of reference. Commencing with a historical overview of the seed industry in India, the book systematically addresses key facets such as seed formation, germination, and development. Each chapter is dedicated to specific elements of seed technology, offering insights into policy frameworks, testing procedures, and the planning of seed production. Crop-specific chapters, thoughtfully laid out on distinct pages, provide in-depth knowledge on production techniques for cereals, oilseeds, pulse crops, and vegetables. The complexities of hybrid seed production are elucidated in a manner that offers a holistic understanding of modern seed breeding practices. The legal and regulatory landscape surrounding seeds is meticulously explored, covering seed certification, laws and international trade regulations. Intellectual property rights and the role of the World Trade Organization in safeguarding plant varieties and farmers' rights are scrutinized in separate sections. This dynamic resource is not a mere compilation of facts but a guide that addresses contemporary challenges and opportunities in seed science. With each chapter thoughtfully presented on distinct pages, the book is structured to facilitate easy navigation and quick reference.…

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Past and present work 3 Topography and general features 4 Vegetation 5 Discussion and findings 6 Systematic treatment 7 Utilitarian aspects of Ujani Wetland and other related studies 8 Biodiversity in Ujani Wetland Maharashtra 9 Threats to Ujani Wetland 10 Recommendations towards strategies for conservation and management of Ujani Wetland biodiversity Selected bibliography Index The Ujani Wetland is a manmade wetland that came into existence in June 1980 It was formed because of the construction of Ujani dam across the river Bhima which is a tributary of the river Krishna It is named after Ujani Village and lies between 18 04 24 North latitude and 75 07 15 East longitude on the border of Solapur Ahmednagar and Pune districts of Maharashtra It is situated about 150 km away from Pune on Pune-Solapur road The gross catchment area is 14856 km and total submerged area is 29000 ha Ujani Wetland has been identified by the Ministry of Environment and Forests Government of India amongst 115 wetlands under National Wetland Conservation programme The detailed floristic study of the entire area of this wetland has been done As a result 293 species and 16 infraspecific taxa belonging to 186 genera under 60 families of angiosperms and 2 species of Pteridophytes have been recorded It includes 9 endemic plants and several medicinal plants It also includes utilitarian aspects of Ujani Wetland and other related studies Co-relation between plants and birds are also studied Ujani Wetland is currently facing biotic interference and anthropogenic pressure Several proposals towards strategies for conservation and management of Ujani Wetland biodiversity have also been recommended in the book jacket 305 pp. maps, illus (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Systematic Enumeration of Species. 3. Discussion. 4. Bioactive Principles of Species. 5. Bibliography. Index. The introduction of ornamentals has been undertaken since very early times. The hanging gardens of Babylon in the 6th century B.C. one of the seven wonders of the world, represent the best classic example of the growing plant in stone vessels. In India, the first record of cultivation of ornamental plant is in Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah or Royal Botanic Garden or East India Company's Garden in 1787 by Lt. Col Robert Kyd. It is situated on the west bank of the river Hooghly (Holy Ganga). The garden covers an area of 273 acres and approximately 1400 arboreal species were cultivated in the open green houses and conservatories. For nearly two centuries this harden, which is the largest and oldest of its kind in South East Asia has been a premier institution for botanical and horticultural research in India. After independence it was renamed as the 'Indian Botanic Garden' in 1950. The ecological habitats or the country vary from hot deserts of Rajasthan to the humid tropical Western Ghats and warm coasts of Peninsular India or Deccan plateau to the high mountain ranges of the Himalaya. India has the representation of almost all the ecological zones found in the world. The natural forests are dwindling due to the population pressure and other developmental activities. The time is not far, when people will depend on these ornamental trees only in gardens and parks, institutions, backyards, houses, etc. Planting of many ornamental tree species along roadsides, Squares and outskirt of towns and villages not only add to the aesthetic beauty but also used medicinally in their native countries. The present document provides the available information regarding the latest botanical name, local name, English name, precise description and distribution of almost all the ornamental medicinal trees of the country. Special data on medicinal uses, major chemical constituents, biological/pharmacological activities and herbal preparations and formulations have been provided as a step of value addition to the document to the maximum extent possible. A separate list of bioactive plant species against each bioactive principle, selected bibliographies and index have been provided. Photographs/images of most of the plant species have also been provided within the text. In the manuscript, 206 medicinal ornamental tree species are described followed by local/trade or English name in parentheses, brief description, distribution, medicinal uses of c. 175 species, chemical constituents of c. 200 species, bioactive principles of c. 200 species have been provided. Photographs/images of most of the plant species were also provided within the text followed by a separate chapter/list of plant species against each biologically active principle, bibliography and index of botanical names.…

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