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Zustand: New. pp. xii + 249 Illus., Maps.

XV, 258 p. Hardcover. Versand aus Deutschland / We dispatch from Germany via Air Mail. Einband bestoßen, daher Mängelexemplar gestempelt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Imperfect copy due to slightly bumped cover, apart from this in very good condition. Stamped. Sprache: Englisch.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This edited volume presents a thorough compilation of the most recent advancements in plant breeding. It delves into a range of contemporary breeding and molecular techniques, detailing their importance, advantages, and drawbacks in the pursuit of increased crop production. This book is a valuable resource for educators, researchers, agricultural scientists, capacity builders, and policymakers who are seeking essential information. Moreover, graduate and undergraduate students studying agriculture and related disciplines can benefit from this book as a supplementary reading material.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Prof. P.K. Sen Sarma Ph.D. FNASc. FASc. FESI FIAWSc FNAAS a termitologist and forest entomologist biography and contributions (1929 2002)/Vijay Veer and B.K. Tyagi. 2. Termites in dikes of Northern Vietnam/Vu Van Tuyen. 3. Biological observations on some wood infesting termites (Isoptera insecta) of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands India/P.K. Maiti and N. Saha. 4. Biosystematics and functional diversity of Trichogramma/Mukhtar Ahmad Md. Jamal Ahmad and R.K. Mishra. 5. Two new species of genus Neococcidencyrtus Compere (Hymenoptera Chalcidoidea Encyrtidae) parasitising diaspidid scales (Hemiptera Diaspididae) from Assam India/Sudhir Singh. 6. Potential of pheromones and Kairomones (Semiochemicals) based eco friendly insect control technologies for the suppression of forest insect pests in India/Vijay Veer M.J. Mendki Neena Chauhan and Shri Prakash. 7. Impact of man environment and pest on forest resources/B.M. Sharma. 8. Management of sylvan rodents in arid forestry ecosystem/Mohd. Idris Partap Singh and Deepak Sharma. 9. Integrated management of insect pests and mites associated with important arid and semi arid tree species in India/S.I. Ahmed Shivesh Kumar Meeta Sharma Sahadev Chouhan S.D. Paunikar and A.U. Khan. 10. Notes on diagnosis and bioecology of thrips pests of floral fruit vegetable agronomic crops and forestry plants in the Dehra Dun Valley (Uttaranchal) India/Neena Chauhan and Vijay Veer. 11. Biological based integrated management of parthenium weed/Sushilkumar. 12. Nematodes associated with forest trees in arid and semi arid zones of Rajasthan India/Padma Bohra. 13. Diversity of plant and soil nematodes in Uttarakhand India/Vinita Sharma. 14. Insect diversity and taxonomy in India role of National Forest Insect Collection (NFIC) at Forest Research Institute Dehra Dun India/Sudhir Singh. 15. Dung Beetles (Coleoptera Scarabaeidae Coprinae) diversity in Arunachal Pradesh Rajasthan Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh with notes on their economic importance/Ram Sewak. Pests of Forest Importance and Their Management is a unique book comprising all the major components of a sylvatic ecosystem from the standpoint of pests of economic importance and their control using both conventional and modern applications. The book is a compilation of 15 specialist articles woven around the central theme of the objective envisaging a variety of forest arthropod pests including both insects and arachnids as well as vertebrates. In addition the book comprises a special dedication chapter on the biography and (entomological) bibliography of Professor Dr. P.K. Sen Sarma possibly the most updated and authoritative account ever penned which is amongst the most stimulating contributions likely to profusely ignite the minds of young and enthusiastic researchers in the country engaged in forest entomology. The book written in a lucid and clearly comprehensible style consists f closely knitted articles on taxonomy biology economic forestry ecology biogeography prevention and control of the forest products from the pest attack which all make an interesting reading and will hopefully serve a good purpose of a reference work for both a serious researcher and the amateur naive enthusiast. The book is dedicated to the fond memory of Prof. Dr. P.K. Sen Sarma the doyen of forest entomology and patron of Indian isopterology and is expected to enthuse a large number of scientists research scholars and academicians across the world to take up researchers in forest entomology. 300 pp.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. This book is about the blackflies which are well known for their biting nuisance and disease transmission and considered second as the most harmful group of insects after the mosquitoes in affecting the human health. Information about blackfly in India is scanty despite of their medical and veterinary importance. This monograph provides summarised and update information on biology, diagnosis, pest status and management of the Indian blackflies. The emphasis has been made on blackflies of northeast India where they are threatening the public and animal health and have negative impact. The introductory chapters deal with the importance of the blackflies in India as human and domestic animals pests and listed man biting species for the first time. Three species namely, S. himalayense, S. indicum and S. nodosum are reported as highly anthropophilic. The subsequent chapters with illustrations deals with biology, collection of blackflies and their preparation, preservation and rearing for species diagnosis by using morphological, cytotaxonomical and molecular characters. The use of DNA taxonomy along with morphology and ecology is emphasised for identification of cryptic or sibling species within the species-complexes especially in species-complexes of medical problem. Identification keys for 73 Indian species are given for the first time. The book ends with a chapter on the lesson learnt, practical tips and future research for study of blackflies in the country. This book is a step-by-step guide for the blackfly study in this region.

Contents Preface Acknowledgements Introduction I Characteristics of Malaria Vectors 1 Morphology of Anopheles mosquito 2 Life history of Anopheles mosquito 3 Internal anatomy of Anopheles mosquito 4 Diagnosis of malaria vectors of India 5 Distribution of Malaria vectors in India 6 Bionomics of Indian anopheles mosquito II Identification and species composition of malaria vectors 7 Terminology and taxonomic characteristics of Anopheles mosquito 8 Pictorid key for identification of Indian female Anophline species 9 Anopheline survey report of North-East India 10 Recorded distribution of malaria vectors in North-East India and other parts of India III Methods and techniques 1 Malaria Vectors 11 Vectro survey collection pinning and preservation 12 Determination of age of female Anopheles mosquito 13 Determination of inseminated female anopheles mosquito 14 Determination of sporozoites infection in salivary glands 15 Determination of oocyst in midgut stomach 16 Identification of mosquito blood meal 17 Determination of insecticidal resistance 18 Preparation of stains and fixatives 19 Some common mathematical models for vectors 2 Malaria Parasites 20 Malaria survey 21 Spleen examination for classification of malaria enemicity 22 Detection of malaria parasites in human host 23 Diagnostic characteristics of malaria parasites 24 Determination of drug resistance in parasites 25 Some common mathematical models and indices on epidemiology of malaria IV Epidemiology of Malaria 26 Life cycle of malaria parasites 27 Epidemiology of malaria and its characteristics in India 28 Clinical course and features of malaria in general 29 Global status of malaria 30 Epidemiological survey reports from Northeastern region India 31 Drug resistance to P Falciparum in Northeastern region India V Management of Malaria 1 Malaria vectors Larval 32 Physical control of vectors 33 Biological control of vectors 34 Insecticidal control of vectors 35 Integrated control of vectors 2 Malaria Vectors Adult 36 Personal protection 37 Insecticidal spraying 38 Genetical control 39 Zooprophylaxis 3 Antimalarial drugs 40 Traditional malaria drugs of Northeastern India 41 Commercial drugs for malaria 42 Present treatment schedule of malaria cases 43 Side effects of some conventional antimalarial drugs 44 Safety precautions for insecticide spray 45 Symptoms and emergency medical treatment for insecticide poisoning ReferencesA Field Guide on Malariology in a unique book on malaria control comprising both conventional and modern methods of mosquito and malaria control Malaria an anopheline mosquito borne communicable disease is one of the major threats to mankind causing huge physical psychological and monetary loss and affecting about half of the world population In India malaria and mosquito situation is grim and affects about 2-3 million people with more than a thousand deaths annuallyThis book brings updated information on both malaria vector and parasite and is organized in six chapters namely on diagnosis distribution biology ecology and management; in addition it also contains vital information on antimalarial plants found in various parts of the country used for treatment of malaria which may be useful treasure for the development of newer effective antimalarial drugsThe book should create interest among large section of the society and will be a great help to the public health managers of various levels engaged in combating malaria The book is presented in lucid and clearly comprehensible style on malaria and its vectors and will hopefully serve good purpose to all public health workers medical students disease managers researchersscientists academia and NGOs And above all it will serve as an important source for malaria education to a common man who is going to play a key role in bringing down the malaria epidemic in future by community participation Jacket 250 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. tables, figs (illustrator). Contents  Foreword Preface Acknowledgement 1 Professor Dr TN Ananthakrishnan entomologist and polymathBK Tyagi and Vijay Veer 2 Thysanoptera taxonomy-purpose and practiceLA Mound 3 Latitudinal distribution of stream insect communities of the western GhatsKA Subramanian and KG Sivaramakrishnan 4 Haplothrips fusca Moulton 1928Haplothrips graminis Hood 1912 in Hawaii Insecta tubulifera PhlaeothripidaeJS Bhatti and Dick M Tsuda 5 Spacial and temporal distribution of phlebotomine sand flies in relation to leishmaniases in IndiaK Ilango 6 A brief conspectus and research priorities on plecoptera Stoneflies of IndiaKG Sivaramakrishnan M Arunachalam S Sundar and C Selva Kumar 7 Diversity and distribution of odonates in Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve GNBR Andaman and Nicobar IslandsC Sivaperuman Suresh Kumar Shah C Raghunathan and Ramakrishna 8 Revisiting Tyagi?s theories of The Desert Malaria 1995 and the Aedes albopictus-transmitted dengue sans Aedes aegypti 2006 with reference to emergence of 1 plasmodium falciparum dominated malaria in the Thar Desert and 2 Dengue fever in Kerala StateBK Tyagi 9 Diversity of butterflies in Chidiyatapu Biological Park Andaman and Nicobar IslandsC Sivaperuman C Raghunathan and Suresh Kumar Shah 10 Structure and species composition of butterflies in Great Nicor Biosphere Reserve Andaman and Nicobar IslandsC Sivaperuman Suresh Kumar Shah C Raghunathan and Ramakrishna 11 Impact of Enterobacter sp Infection in phenotypic changes and haemolymph protein profiling in the silkworm Bombyx mori LR Chandrasekar A Vijay Ananad P Brintha and BK Tyagi 12 Reproductive biology of Tribolium castaneumR Chandrasekar and SR Palli 13Anopheline species complexes in Sri Lanka a bio-ecological perspectiveSN Surendran 14 Ecobiology and male dimorphism in rhinoceros beetle Oryctes rhinoceros L Coleoptera carabaeidaeMariamma Jacob and Mathew M Oommen 15 Diversity of aphidiinae parasitoids Hymenoptera Braconidae of aphids Homoptera Aphidiidae an Indian PerspectiveDebjani Dey 16 Plant proteinase inhibitors and their potential in insect pest managementER Prasad Vijayaprasad R Komera K Padmasree and A Dutta Gupta 17 Emerging trends in forensic entomology an eye towards the futureDevinder Singh and Bhanvi Wadhawan 18 Microbial entomopathogens a sustainable pest management strategyArti Prasad 19 Simulation of temperature dependent development of insectsReji Gopalakrishnan and Subhash Chander 20 Assessment and mapping of vectors distribution and diversity using remote sensing and GISM Govidnaraju and P Rani Lalitha 21 Vicious cycle of vector virus and victim in denguedengue haemorrhagic feverSajal Bhattacharya 22 Illuminating the field of entomology an overview of application of marker based technologyNeelima Arora Amit Kumar Banerjee and USN Murty 23 Neuroptera as biocontrol agents in India present status and future thrustsN Bakthavatsalam 24 Indian biodiversity profile and conservation statusVinod Khanna 25 Thrips diversity and their functional attributesR Varatharajan and VS Chochong 26 Diversity of dermestid beetles Coleoptera Dermestidae from India with Identification key to adults of Indian genera and description of a new subspeciesVijay VeerThe dominance of insects amongst all living organisms on earth coupled with infinite wealth of knowledge so important for our own existence is a fundamental scientific fact which is yet to be widely acknowledged This dominance means that in numbers of species beyond our comprehension these animals permeate diverse and essential natural process in earth?s terrestrial aerial and freshwater ecosystems contributing to the function of the natural world as a self-sustaining biological system Invariably insects are an integral and complex part of the terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems with which the future of humans is inextricably linked Insects have ultimated achieved a formidable diversity Generally insects are beneficial organisms however many of them are important pests and or vectors to a.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Herbal Insecticides, Repellents and Biomedicines: Effectiveness and Commercialization | Vijay Veer (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | xv | Englisch | 2018 | Springer | EAN 9788132238188 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book looks closely at herbal product development and commercialisation. In spite of an ever-growing demand, there is a dearth of safe and effective herbal products that meet consumers' expectations. Therefore, this book takes it upon itself to elaborate on the development process of herbal insecticides, repellents and biomedicines from a commercialisation point of view.The introductory chapters deal with the various strategies for disease vector control and provide an overview of herbal biomedicines. The subsequent chapter describes plants with mosquito larvicidal activity, including a comprehensive list of lethal concentrations against different mosquito species. The chapter on Himalayan plants discusses potential botanical insecticide sources and their chemical constituents before delving into the topic of natural insecticides of microbial origin and their efficacy against mosquitoes. Plant-derived insecticides belonging to different chemical classes and the extraction, purification and characterisation of bioactive compounds are illustrated, as well. The recent technological advances in the formulation of microbial, biochemical and botanical insecticides are also reviewed. Three chapters focus on important medicinal plants useful for treating human ailments, with special reference to the traditional healing practicesof northeastern India. This is followed by a chapter on the production, use and safety of biopharmaceuticals and edible, plant-based vaccines.The intellectual property issues related to herbal products in India including patents, trademarks, geographical indications, trade secrets and traditional knowledge resources are plainly examined. The book ends with a chapter on the herbal product registration process in India, wherein the data requirements for registration, clinical efficacy trials, toxicity studies, quality control, packaging and labelling are clearly explained. In conclusion, this bookis a step-by-step guide for the development of safe, effective and commercially viable herbal insecticides, repellents and biomedicines.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book looks closely at herbal product development and commercialisation. In spite of an ever-growing demand, there is a dearth of safe and effective herbal products that meet consumers' expectations. Therefore, this book takes it upon itself to elaborate on the development process of herbal insecticides, repellents and biomedicines from a commercialisation point of view.The introductory chapters deal with the various strategies for disease vector control and provide an overview of herbal biomedicines. The subsequent chapter describes plants with mosquito larvicidal activity, including a comprehensive list of lethal concentrations against different mosquito species. The chapter on Himalayan plants discusses potential botanical insecticide sources and their chemical constituents before delving into the topic of natural insecticides of microbial origin and their efficacy against mosquitoes. Plant-derived insecticides belonging to different chemical classes and the extraction, purification and characterisation of bioactive compounds are illustrated, as well. The recent technological advances in the formulation of microbial, biochemical and botanical insecticides are also reviewed. Three chapters focus on important medicinal plants useful for treating human ailments, with special reference to the traditional healing practicesof northeastern India. This is followed by a chapter on the production, use and safety of biopharmaceuticals and edible, plant-based vaccines.The intellectual property issues related to herbal products in India including patents, trademarks, geographical indications, trade secrets and traditional knowledge resources are plainly examined. The book ends with a chapter on the herbal product registration process in India, wherein the data requirements for registration, clinical efficacy trials, toxicity studies, quality control, packaging and labelling are clearly explained. In conclusion, this bookis a step-by-step guide for the development of safe, effective and commercially viable herbal insecticides, repellents and biomedicines.

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 258 pages. 10.00x7.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 260 pages. 5.91x0.59x13.78 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book "Mosquito-borne Diseases in India: Current Status and Prospects of Elimination" provides a comprehensive exploration of the current understanding of mosquito borne diseases in India. It aims to stimulate research interest among emerging scientists, vector biologists, and entomologists, guiding them in comprehending disease epidemiology and devising effective intervention strategies for transmission control and elimination. Each chapter delves into the endemic diseases prevalent in India, such as Malaria, Lymphatic Filariasis, Japanese Encephalitis, Dengue, Chikungunya, and Zika, providing detailed insights into disease transmission dynamics. It highlights key areas for research, emphasizing the need for decisive actions to disrupt disease transmission effectively. The book not only consolidates scattered knowledge but also serves as a vital reference material for teaching and research purposes. Additionally, book also covers fundamental aspects of disease epidemiology, supplemented with a glossary to aid understanding for students and beginners in Medical Entomology research. With its relevance to control programs, medical colleges, and researchers, this book serves as a valuable resource, encouraging ongoing research efforts to overcome the challenges on the path towards ending disease transmission targeting elimination.