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Zustand: New. pp. 252 Illus.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Classification. 2. Short Notes. 3. Explanatory Notes. 4. Multiple Choice Questions. 5. Important Cultivars of Ornamental Crops. 6. Hints for Self-Confidence. 7. Descriptive Notes. This book will help all and serve as a comprehensive guide to those who want to prepare for competitive examinations like M.Sc. and Ph.D admissions in Agricultural/ Horticultural Universities, ICAR Institutes and other competitive examinations viz; ARS, SRF, JRF, Civil Services held at National level. It is earnestly hoped that the students of floriculture and post- harvest technology will find this book quite useful and prove beneficial to its readers.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. MCQ'S. 2. Fill in the Blanks. 3. Match the Followings. 4. Hints for Self Confidence. 5. Glossary. The 2nd fully revised and expanded edition of the book Question Bank in Postharvest Technology has been fully updated with adequate number of MCQ's, Fill in The Blanks, Match the Followings and Glossary on the topic. With more than 1500 MCQs, 500 Fill in the Blanks and 300 match the Followings specifically on PST make the books a worth enough for every student.

Zustand: New. Brand New. Soft Cover International Edition. Different ISBN and Cover Image. Priced lower than the standard editions which is usually intended to make them more affordable for students abroad. The core content of the book is generally the same as the standard edition. The country selling restrictions may be printed on the book but is no problem for the self-use. This Item maybe shipped from US or any other country as we have multiple locations worldwide.

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Zustand: New. pp. xiv + 376 Illus. (Col.).

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Fruit science. 2. Vegetable science. 3. Floriculture. 4. Important terms used in horticulture. 5. Miscellaneous. The book entitled Objective Horticulture has arisen from the fact that there is no objective type book covering all disciplines of horticulture fruit science, vegetable Science and Floriculture as per revised syllabus prescribed by the ICAR. The book has been divided into 5 main sections viz.; I. Horticulture-fruit science. II. Horticulture-vegetable science. III. Horticulture floriculture. IV. Important terms used in horticulture. V. Miscellaneous. This book will help all and serve as a comprehensive guide to those who want to prepare competitive examinations like M.Sc and Ph.D. admission in Agricultural/Horticultural Universities, ICAR Institutes and other competitive examinations viz; ARS, SRF, JRF, civil Services held at National and State level services. It is earnestly hoped that the students of horticulture fruit science vegetable science and floriculture and post harvest technology will find this book quite useful and prove beneficial to its readers.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Rural safe drinking water 1. Initiatives in promiting water resources in India/M.M.N. Saxena. 2. Managing rural water resources role of banks and PRIs/A.R. Patel. 3. Fluoride scenario some preventive steps/Kaman Singh. 4. Drinking water quality assurance in villages/Dinesh Chand. 5. Sustainable rural water supply/Dinesh Chand. 6. Drinking water supply to villages/Dinesh Chand. 7. Drinking water supply and availability in rural areas/Dinesh Chand. 8. Community managed rural water supply/Dinesh Chand. 9. Solar photovoltaic water pumping system for drinking water supply/P.R. Singh R. Prasad and I.H. Rehman. 10. Low cost treatment of water in tribal areas/Ashutosh Jindal and Manik L. Sarkar. 11. Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission committed to providing safe drinking water/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 12. Water for rural areas/K.V. Raju and S. Manasi. 13. Drinking water management strategies and future agenda/P. Durgaprasad. 14. Role of PRIs in drinking water supply/S. Ponnuraj. 15. Integrated watershed development project/Meenu Arora. 16. Integrated watershed development technology based model for rural development/Sunil K. Agarwal. 17. Water crisis in Himalayan region Grim situation/Anil Joshi. 18. Depleting glaciers impending water crisis/Laxmi Chand Pant. 19. Rainwater harvesting a panacea for water woes/V.P. Rajvedi. 20. Water conservation through watershed development/V.S. Gupta. 21. Water conservation need of the hour/K.V. Ramana Rao. 22. No fresh water no future/K. Pandimuruga Chinnan. 23. Water scarcity in rural India/Dusmanta Kumar Giri. 24. Inter linking of rivers vision and issues/Arabinda Ghose. 25. Interlinking of rivers/A. Ravinder. II. Rural Health Care 26. Partnerships and networking for health development initiatives successes and challenges/P. Durgaprasad and N.V. Madhuri. 27. Community participation Panchayati Raj and rural health care/B.K. Pattanaik. 28. Health care during the tenth plan/Prema Ramachandran. 29. Financing of health services in India under Five Year Plans/H.R. Uma. 30. Putting alternatives to health care on a firm footing/Radhakrishna Rao. 31. Combating AIDS/Avtar Singh. 32. HIV/AIDS the social dimension emphasis to women and girls/Satyanarayana Pattnaik and Lipi Puspa Panda. 33. Nutrition for all/Jayanthi Paulraj. 34. Health care services in rural India current status and future challenges/S. Srinivasan. 35. Primary health care in disadvantaged areas/Sanjay Sangole. 36. Rural sanitation agenda for future policies programmes and strategies/S. Poonuraj. 37. Sanitation the unfinished agenda/D.K. Ghose. III. Rural electrification 38. Rural electrification and policy implications/V. Madhava Rao. 39. Sustainable energy security/S.K. Chopra. 40. Energy demand in rural areas/Ibrahim Hafeezur Rehman. 41. Renewable energy future source of energy supply/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 42. Renewable energy in India/E.C. Thomas. 43. Energising the power sector/P.N. Dwivedi. 44. Biogas an energy alternative for India/Bindu Marwah and Aseem Verma. 45. Solar cooker blessing for the poor/S. Narayanaswamy. 46. Biomass as a source of energy/Dinesh Mani. 47. Microhydropower and social change/Yogeshwar Kumar. 48. Clean technology for quality energy in rural areas/Rakesh Prasad Asim Mirza and R.C. Pal. IV. Rural housing 49. Greenhosue for rural development/Jayanarayan Mishra and Jagadish Chandra Paul. 50. Housing for rural poor/Mohinder Singh. 51. Rural housing an overview/S. Vijaya Kumar and M. Venkataramana. 52. Rural housing agenda for future action/Chandra Dutt. 53. National housing policy/Pankaj Jain. The health of a nation is a sum total of the health of its citizens and communities. To achieve this goal total participation of its citizens communities and the government is essential. There is a considerable challenge for optimizing the existing rural health infrastructure throughout the country. Considering the potentiality of the Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) it is proposed that the health i.

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Zustand: New. pp. xiv + 550 Figures.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Origin and evolution of wheat. 3. Botanical description of wheat. 4. Agronomic requirements for cultivation of wheat. 5. Soil and climatic requirements for wheat cultivation. 6. Major pathogens and their jeopardy in wheat cultivation. 7. Major insect-pests and their jeopardy in wheat cultivation. 8. IPM for major insect-pests of wheat. 9. Previous studies on wheat improvement. 10. Wheat breeding methods. 11. Bio-fortification of wheat. 12. Seed production technology of wheat. Conclusion. Bibliography. Wheat is considered as one key staple food crop in numerous parts of the globe. Like many other cereal crops, wheat is also affected by several biotic factors. Of these, entomological and pathological damages are the most worrying. Mineral elements have their crucial engagements in various mechanisms of the biological system, which may be physiological and/or biochemical. However, most of the wheat cultivars are micronutrient-deficit. To combat the worldwide malnutrition evil and related health hazards, bio-fortification is now considered to be the approach with the most proficiency and cost-effectiveness. This book provides a good deal of currently available information on origin, evaluation and botanical classification of wheat crop along with various agronomic, edaphic and climatic requirements for its cultivation. The book gives clear vision on present scenario regarding numerous devastating insect-pests and pathogens that attack this cereal including their management tactics. The book also gives brief idea regarding wheat seed production techniques, breeding and bio-fortification strategies with some previous studies for improvement of this significant cereal.

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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.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 52 col. plates (illustrator). Contents 1 Introduction to the World of Perfumes and Essential Oils 2 Perfume and Perfume based Industry An Overview 3 Fragrance from Flowers and Plant Parts 4 Preserving flowers and plant parts for value addition 5 Evaluation of quality factors for floricultural crops IndexCommercial floriculture which encompasses production and trade of cut flowers foliage plants potted plants landscape plants bedding plants seed production dried flowers and plant parts perfumes and essential oils and natural dyes is an emerging area in the present scenario and has been identified as one of the possible areas for diversification into a viable agri-business option Among various aspects of floriculture the essential oil dried flower and cut flower industries are emerging as powerful engines for economic growthThe present work is aimed to bring out comprehensive information on relevance of post harvest technology in commercial aspects of floriculture The book contains chapters giving exhausted material on quality control and standardization in the perfume and essential oils and techniques that are employed for analysis of essential oils with information on chemical constituents and sensory evaluation of essential oils Processing techniques and quality attributes are discussed in detail It also gives description of ornamental and aromatic plants which are sources of fragrances Processing and preservation techniques of flowers along with using their various parts for value addition has been discusses in full detailEvaluation of quality factors for floricultural crops gives detail information on various pre-harvest harvest and post-harvest factors affecting the quality of floriculture crops mainly cut flowers 376 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents A. Globalisation challenges and opportunities 1. Globalisation at the crossroads of tradition and modernity in rural India/Kirk Johnson. 2. Globalisation Issues and challenges/S. Rangachar. 3. Globalisation is it really global/S.B. Verma. 4. Globalisation and developing countries opportunities or marginalisation/Kalim Siddiqui. 5. Globalisation of world economy challenges and opportunities/R.S. Nigam. B. Globalisation need for India 6. Indian on the global map/C. Jayanthi. 7. Globalisation and development the case of India/S.V. Pathak. 8. India after globalisation/A.A. Siddiqui. 9. Globalisation and economic growth in India/Ben L. Kedia Liliana Perez. C. Globalization and Poverty 10. Globalization and poverty how developing countries fare in the new trade regime/Swapan K. Bhattacharya. 11. Globalisation and the poor/H.K. Sinha. 12. Liberalisation what about the poor/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 13. The human face of liberalisation/Peeush Ranjan Agrawal. 14. Globalisation and human resource development/M.S. Malik. D. Globalisation and education 15. Education for an emerging global power/N. Mahalingam. 16. Emerging trends in education in the global era/A. Jalal. 17. Globalisation of education/Kalim Siddiqui. 18. Globalisation and Indian education/S. Balraj and G. Ravi. 19. Globalisation and education in India/M. Jeyarathnam. 20. Impact of globalisation and WTO on higher education in India/J.C. Valan Arasu. 21. Information system for synergic development in global economy/R.K. Gupta. E. Globalisation and women 22. Holistic globalisation implications for women in management and development/Subhash Sharma. 23. Globalisation and consumerism among working women an analysis/S. Kareemulla Basha and Zahid Hussain. 24. Globalisation and vulnerability of women/M. Chinnaswamy Naidu and G. Prathap. 25. Impact of globalization on female labour/I. Sundar and K. Sivakumar. F. Globalisation and agriculture 26. Indian farm sector in the globalization era/K.V. Patel. 27. Indian agriculture in the global economy/Puskar Deo. 28. Indian agriculture in the new globalised scenario/A.K. Vasudevachary. 29. Agricultural subsidies west violating global trading rules/Dhurjati Mukherjee. 30. Globalisation harnessing opportunities in crop diversification in India/P.S. Sujith Kumar. G. Globalisation and agriculture 31. Globalisation and challenges for small scale industries/R. Vellaichamy. 32. Globalisation and its impact on Indian small scale industries/Pawar Yashwant Tukaram. 33. Globalisation multinationals and the Indian corporate sector/L.P. Singh. H. Globalisation and market scenario 34. Globalisation and building sustainable competitive strength/Raj Agrawal. 35. Appraising the global marketing environment/Yogesh Padhyay and S.K. Singh. 36. Cross cultural marketing a view across global marketing/Yogesh Upadhyay and Shiv Kumar Singh. The book has been designed to make available adequate feedback on Globalisation. Since mid 1991 a new chapter has been added to our economy called globalisation. It means integration of economies and societies through cross country flows of information ideas technologies goods services capital and manpower. Thus globalisation is a process for integration of the national economy to world economy. It includes free trade policies creating competitiveness at domestic and international level privatization free flow of capital as well as manpower. 500 pp.

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