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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Indias diverse agro-climatic conditions facilitate production of a wide range of horticultural crops. Unfortunately, almost 25-40% of the total fruits and vegetables produced in the country are lost every year solely due to improper postharvest operations. Effective management during the postharvest period, rather than the level of sophistication of any given technology, is the key in reaching the desired objectives. In the recent past, research activities are being undertaken all over the country and world. The major subjects in postharvest technology are postharvest physiology, storage systems, principles and preservation and processing, quality assurance of fruits, vegetables and their products, canning and juice processing, fruit and vegetable fermentation technology, sensory analysis, packaging technology, dehydration technology, waste utilization technology and nutritive value of processed products. The allied fields in postharvest technology are food microbiology, food biochemistry, food chemistry, applied physics, food engineering, horticulture, plant physiology, genetics and plant breeding, computer application, statistics, economics and management and psychology. Postharvest research includes the following objectives: to maintain quality (appearance, texture, flavour and nutritive value), to protect food safety and to reduce losses between harvest and consumption. The subject matter covered in this book is rather wide and has been categorized into 20 chapters. Beginning with a note on the existing scenario various aspects of postharvest technology including maturity indices of various crops, harvesting techniques, pre-harvest factors and their importance, precooling, ethylene in postharvest technology, packing and packing house operations, packaging technology, cushioning materials, storage structures and transportation have been dealt with. In addition, various postharvest disorders, post harvest diseases and pests and their management, food safety practices, handling at destination and markets, handling techniques in fruits, vegetables, cut flowers, spices and fresh cut fruits and vegetables and processing of horticultural crops have also been included to make the book a complete but concise handout on postharvest techniques of horticultural crops. The processing itself includes several techniques such as low temperature preservation, chemical preservation, irradiation, thermal processing, dehydration, ohmic processing and high pressure processing and preservation by fermentation. Thus all the aspects of the recent trends in postharvest management have been dealt in this book in elaborate and appropriate manner.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. figs, tables, col. plates, (illustrator). Contents Foreword Preface 1 Introduction 2 History of dry flowers 3 Dry flower industry 4 Harvesting of dry flowers 5 Natural and air drying 6 Press drying 7 Drying by embedding 8 Drying in microwave oven 9 Freeze dried flowers 10 Bleaching flowers and foliage 11 Natural and chemical dyes 12 Techniques to dye dried flowers and foliage 13 Methods to create skeleton leaves 14 Annual plants for dry flower making 15 Perennial plants for dry flower making 16 Dried grasses 17 Drying foliage 18 Dried petals 19 Dried fruits and pods 20 Artificial flowers 21 Principles of floral arrangement 22 Value added dry flower products 23 Packing and storage 24 Drift wood 25 Review of research in dry flower technology Reference Glossary Annexure Index There are many reasons for drying plant materials and one of them is the abundance of available materials It is estimated that about 80 of flower specie can be dried and preserved successfully Sophisticated training and expensive equipment are not needed to come up with variety of designs Unlike fresh flowers that easily lose their marketable value and quality dried ornamentals offer longer periods of sale if properly preserved packaged and handled Another unique characteristic of dried ornamental is their versatility They can be arranged into different crafts according to ones preferred style design and use 230 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. 1. Scenario of postharvest technology of fruits and vegetables. 2. Maturity indices and harvesting of fruits and vegetables. 3. Pre harvest factors affecting postharvest life. 4. Ethylene in postharvest technology. 5. Cooling horticultural crops. 6. Packing and packinghouse operations. 7. Packaging technology. 8. Cushioning materials. 9. Storage of horticultural crops. 10. Transportation of horticultural crops. 11. Post harvest disease and insect management. 12. Postharvest disorders of fruits and vegetables and their management. 13. Food safety practices. 14. Handling at destination and markets. 15. Post harvest handling and physiology of fruits. 16. Postharvest handling of vegetables. 17. Postharvest care and handling of cut flowers. 18. Postharvest handling of spices. 19. Postharvest handling systems of fresh cut fruits and vegetables. 20. Processing of horticultural crops. India's diverse agro climatic conditions facilitate production of a wide range of horticultural crops. Unfortunately almost 25 40% of the total fruits and vegetables produced in the country are lost every year solely due to improper postharvest operations. Effective management during the postharvest period rather than the level of sophistication of any given technology is the key in reaching the desired objectives. In the recent past research activities are being undertaken all over the country and world. The major subjects in postharvest technology are postharvest physiology storage systems principles and preservation and processing quality assurance of fruits vegetables and their products canning and juice processing fruit and vegetable fermentation technology sensory analysis packaging technology dehydration technology waste utilization technology and nutritive value of processed products. The allied fields in postharvest technology are food microbiology food biochemistry food chemistry applied physics food engineering horticulture plant physiology genetics and plant breeding computer application statistics economics and management and psychology. Postharvest research includes the following objectives to maintain quality (appearance texture flavour and nutritive value) to protect food safety and to reduce losses between harvest and consumption. The subject matter covered in this book is rather wide and has been categorized into 20 chapters. Beginning with a note on the existing scenario various aspects of postharvest technology including maturity indices of various crops harvesting techniques pre harvest factors and their importance precooling ethylene in postharvest technology packing and packing house operations Packaging technology Cushioning materials storage structures and transportation have been dealt with. In addition various postharvest disorders post harvest diseases and pests and their management food safety practices handling at destination and markets handling techniques in fruits vegetables cut flowers spices and fresh cut fruits and vegetables and processing of horticultural crops have also been included to make the book a complete but concise handout on postharvest techniques of horticultural crops. The processing itself includes several techniques such as low temperature preservation chemical preservation irradiation thermal processing dehydration ohmic processing and high pressure processing and preservation of fermentation. Thus all aspects of the recent trends in postharvest management have been dealt in this book in elaborate and appropriate manner. 544 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. History of herbal medicine. 3. Herbal medicine today. 4. Traditional medicine. 5. Siddha medicine. 6. Ayurveda medicine. 7. Common herbs and herbal preparations. 8. Medicinal herbs. 9. Glossary. 10. References.

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Zustand: New. Dr. Sreedevi Santhoshhas been teaching for the last 19 years and currently works in the Department of English, Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru. She holds a PhD in English Studies and a PG Diploma in Translation Studies a.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Maritime Asia, collectively bordered by the Pacific, Indian and Arctic Ocean, sources Asia's food reserve, goods and ideas yet figures relatively lesser in global cultural production. Asia's 'great highways' and 'wide common' of the sea function as routes for trade and commerce that underpins globalization. Due to unprecedented human trafficking at sea, the ocean has largely become a repository for plastic pollution, waste and effluents. Complex oceanic-ecosystems make it inconceivable for human beings to take stock of the interdependence of seas, earth and atmosphere, 'missing in context' for redressal.