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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Methods Used for Estimation of Hydrogen and/or Hydrogenase. 3. Hydrogen Production by Bacteria. 4. Hydrogen Production by Algae. 5. Hydrogen Production by Cyanobacteria. 6. Role of Fe-Hydrogenase in Biological Hydrogen Production. 7. Hydrogen Production by Symbiotic Systems. 8. Hydrogen Production by Chloroplasts. 9. Bio-Hydrogen Production from Waste Materials. 10. Application of Electrochemical Technology for Bioproduction of Hydrogen and Sustainable Development. 11. Bioreactors for Biohydrogen Production.12. Hydrogen and Fuel Cells. 13. Hyvolution. 14. Hydrogen as a Possible Alternative to Fossil Fuels:"State-of-the-Art" . 15. Solution to the Climate Problem through Hydrogen Energy. 16. Sustainable Development and Hydrogen Production.17. Status of Biological Hydrogen Production. 18. Future Lines of Investigation. References. Index. The present global environmental condition is critical. Paris Summit 2015 on climate change is a burning example how much politicians are concerned about the deteriorating conditions of the world. It is well advertised and propagated information that fossil fuels are not everlasting. Therefore, there is need to search renewable sources of energy. Plants and microbes are wonderful gift of nature for humankind. They have great potential to solve our any problems. They are also great scavengers who can clean the environment but greedy humans have victimized them and brutally remove them for uneven development of the world. An attempt has been made through this book, how tiny organisms like bacteria, cyanobacteria and microalgae could be used to generate hydrogen from them, what are the methods and techniques, how we can increase the H2 production, what are the mechanisms of storage of H2 and all such information is given in this book. Besides this how we can achieve sustainable development through biologically produced H2 is also mentioned. Overall, it is a good collection of information for those who are working on hydrogen energy and sustainable development programmes. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Soil microflora: a general aspect/Mukesh Kumar, Anjali Khare and Rajan Kumar Gupta. 2. Distribution of cyanobacteria in coastal sandy soils and alumina mine waste soils of Orissa/S.P. Adhikary and Pramila Tripathy. 3. Significance of soil microorganisms in sustainable agriculture/Shalini Singh, Rachana Srivastava and Y.V. Singh. 4. Impact of herbicides on cyanobacterial flora of rice fields/Mihir Kumar Das. 5. Mycorrhizae: benefits and practical applications in forest management/K.P. Singh, P. Srinivas and Bijendra Kumar. 6. Role of earthworms in soil biology and crop production/Y.V. Singh, Shalini Singh and Rachana Srivastava. 7. Diversity of soil lichens in India/Roshni Khare, D.K. Upreti, Sanjeeva Nayaka and R.K. Gupta. 8. Bacterial and fungal diversity in Alkali affected soil/Kaushal Pratap Singh, Dheeraj Mohan and Seema Bhadauria. 9. Frankia-actinorhizal symbiosis: an overview/Amrita Srivastava, Anju Singh, Satya Shila Singh and Arun Kumar Mishra. 10. Cyanobacterial surfactants enhance the fertility and stability of tropical soils/Usha Pandey. 11. Soil denitrifying bacteria and environmental factors regulating denitrification in soil/Paromita Ghosh. 12. Molecular mechanism of nitrogen fixation in Rhizobium/Ravi Rajhans and Rajan Kumar Gupta. 13. Role of soil microorganisms in nutrition and health of higher plants/Dheeraj Mohan, Preetesh Kumari, Kaushal Pratap Singh and Anuradha Chauhan. 14. Soil microflora and their impact on soil health/Narendra Kumar, Pawan Kumar and Surendra Singh. 15. Soil microbes and their importance/Anjana K. Vala and Anita Suresh Kumar. 16. Freeze recovery and nitrogenase activity in Antarctic cyanobacterium Nostoc commune/Rajan Kumar Gupta and Mukesh Kumar. 17. Seasonal variation in root colonization and rhizosphere soil spore population of mycorrhiza species in various plants growing in alkali soil/Kaushal Pratap Singh, Dheeraj Mohan, Rekha Yadav, Seema Bhadauria and Chatar Singh. 18. Nitrogen fixing soil microflora/Yashveer Singh. 19. Agrobacterium: a natural genetic engineer/Ashutosh Bahuguna, Madhuri K. Lily and Koushalya Dangwal. 20. Association of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizas with ornamental plant petunia/Deepak Vyas, Deepali Bilthare, Pramod Kumar Richhariya and Rajan Kumar Gupta. 21. Cyanobacterial biodiversity in the soils of Kumaon region/Anjali Khare, Mukesh Kumar and Promod Kumar. 22. Ecological diversities in soil microorganisms/P.B. Tiwary. 23. Biocontrol of leaf rot of pan caused by Phytophthora parasitica var. Piperina by native fungal species/Deepak Vyas, Rajesh Yadav and Rajan Kumar Gupta. 24. Azotobacter: recent advances/Sangeeta Paul and Bishwajeet Paul. 25. Prospects and potential of Azolla-Anabaena system/G. Abraham, Sudheer Saxena and Dolly Wattal Dhar. 26. Ecological and biotechnological relevance of cyanobacteria/Kaushal Kishore Choudhary. 27. Use of Azolla as cheap and sustainable source of feed and other-utilities for future/G. Abraham, Raghubir Shah and Dolly Wattal Dhar. 28. Soil micro-diversity and its importance in agriculture/G.K. Sharma. 29. Soil microflora of Rohilkhand division/Iqbal Habib and U.K. Chaturvedi. 30. Role of cyanobacteria in amelioration of soil/Pranita Jaiswal. Index. When we are standing on the ground, we are really standing on roof-top of other world. Soil might look dirt but it is far more interestings; living in the soil or plant roots, bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes, algae, lichens, protozoan, nematodes etc. These exist in great diversity among various microorganisms and even with in a group of microorganisms, dependng on the habitat and environmental factors. Soils are formed from a stew of geological ingredients or parent material (rock and mineral), water and billions of organisms. The interaction between climate, parent of soil properties that are unique to the soil type and climate. It has been proposed that a micorbe should be considered as a new state symbol in the company of state animals, the state bird,

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Quorum sensing: microbial communication system. 2. Micro-algae: a potent candidate for carbon sequestration and biofuel production. 3. A brief introduction to ecosystem: its structure and functions. 4. Microbial diversity: a review of different approaches for its study. 5. Bioinformatics resources for plant science. 6. Nanotechnology and its applications. 7. Genetically modified foods: harmful or helpful? 8. Role of biofertilizers in agriculture. 9. Biochemical Approaches for Next Generation Biofuel Production. 10. Azotobacter: a plant growth promoting rhizobacteria as biofertilizer in organic farming. 11. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi: the geo-engineers. 12. Phytoremediation: an ecofriendly approach for environmental cleanup. 13. Biotechnological production of promising anticancerous drug taxol. 14. Application of genetic engineering in fungal biotechnology. 15. An overview on the transformation and gene manipulation in filamentous fungi. 16. Plant cell factory for molecular farming of therapeutic proteins. 17. Soil remediation and disposal. 18. Application of oxygen-vectors in improving the performance of submerged aerobic fermentation for the production of industrially important molecules in bioreactors. 19. Pesticides and their degradation. 20. Microbial megacell in advanced biological processes. 21. Study on bioremediation of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil. 22. Risks associated with the use of transgenic plants. 23. Biosensors: a commercial aspect. 24. Biochemical and molecular mechanisms that decipher drought stress tolerance in plants. 25. Biotechnology for discovery of new drugs from medicinal and aromatic plants. 26. Role of nanotechnology in materials science. 27. Applications of nanoparticles in the field of medicine. 28. Nanotechnology as clean energy and resources for the future. Index. Biotechnology is a diverse field dealing with the application of biological discoveries to transform industry, agriculture and medicine in a new dimension. This biotechnological application is much hyped created by overzealous promotion of biotechnology companies gravitated by press and media to cure diseases, develop new drugs, and feed the world's hunger through genetically modified organisms, resulting in confusion over what is real and what is fanciful speculation. Biotechnology is variably portrayed as either the next dot-com ride for those with excess capital to invest or as simply not worth following as an investment vehicle.

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col. plates, figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Vol I Biography Late Prof KM Vyas Preface I Microbiology 1 Rhizobium biofertilizer retrospect and prospectsSK Sethi and SP Adhikary 2 Microbial diversity its role in ecosystem maintenanceJamaluddin 3 Thermophilic cyanobacteria the wonder organismsVidhi Verma and Meenakshi Banerjee 4 Cyanobacteria phenotypic to the genotypic diversityA Srivastava P Singh A Singh SS Singh and AK Mishra 5 Hydrogen production by cyanobacteriaDeepak Vyas and Rajan Kumar Gupta 6 Cyanobacterial toxinsUS Gupta Deepak Vyas and Rajan Kumar Gupta 7 The toxins of cyanobacteriaMukesh Kumar 8 Antibacterial potential of diazotrophic cyanobacteria a natural strategy of maintain nitrogen budget in tropical lowlandsUsha Pandey 9 Histochemical studies on some petro-plants infected with AM fungus Glomus fasciculatumHC Lakshman 10 Biodiversity of VAM fungi associated with some common medicinal plants of BiharAK Roy and AN Singh 11 Association of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi with ornamental plantsBhaskar Chaurasia and PK Khare 12 Perspective of AM fungi in agroforestry systemsAshok Shukla A Kumar D Vyas A Jha M Kamalvanshi and N Chakravarty 13 Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi the hidden heroes of the soilDeepak Vyas Meenakshi Mishra Pradeep Singh Ashok Shukla and RK Gupta 14 Cumulative effect of VAM fungiOP Dwivedi Meenakshi Mishra Pradeep K Singh Pramod Kumar Richhariya Prashant Soni and Deepak Vyas 15 Some additions to the foliicolous fungi from the forest flora of Madhya Pradesh IndiaP Chauksay AN Rai and Naveen Verma 16 Current status of sesame and Niger diseases and their managementSushma Nema TS Rajpurohit and MN Khare 17 Integrated disease management of piper betleDeepak Vyas and Rajesh Yadav 18 Thermophilic fungi occurrence characteristics and enzymatic potentialNaveen Kango 19 Biodiversity and conservation of mushroom in Chhattisgarh regionMP Thakur CS Shukla and VK Yadav 20 Mushrooms a nutritive food for human beingsPoonam Dehariya Anjuli Chaubey and Deepak Vyas 21 Mushroom the beneficial fungiAnjuli Choubey Deepak Vyas Poonam Dehariya AK Pandey and DC Atri 22 Trichoderma species the history and evolution of current concepts of biological controlPradeep Kumar Singh and Deepak VyasVol II Biotechnology 23 Fungitoxic potential of essential oil and extracts from higher plants in the management of postharvest deterioration a reviewAnupam Dikshit Ravindra Kumar Pandey Rohit Kumar Mishra Piyush Mishra and Ahsan Kamran 24 Carbonic anhydrase an ancient enzyme with multidimensional rolesAnjana Sharma Rajesh Pujari and Abhishek Bhattacharya 25 Pharmacological potential of mushroomsAlka Karwa and Mahendra Rai 26 Significance of GM crops in modern agricultureShweta J Sabannavar HC Lakshman Mahesh B Byatanal and C Maya 27 Plant DNA banking for biodiversity assessment and conservation researchD Thangadurai MAA Pinheirho De Car Valho DP Biradar Hemanth KN Vasathaiah B Suresh and Ganesh R Hegde 28 Progress in biotechnology of Guava Psidium guajava LNasim Akhtar 29 Hepatoprotective medicinal plants a reviewSiddhartha Singh A Mehta and P Mehta 30 Cyanobacterial exploitation in biotechnologyBD Kaushik 31 Effect of herbicides on mitosis nucleic acids and protein contents in Corchorus and soybean plantsAKS Chouhan and SK Yadav 32 Biotechnological potential of cyanobacteriaSurendra Singh 33 Plants and rhizobium techniquesPooja Agrawal 34 Quest for a novel tuberculosis vaccine a global endeavorUmesh Dutta Gupta Vijender Singh and Pushpa Gupta 35 Silver nanoparticles a new generation of antimicrobial agentsMukesh K Upadhyay Devendra Jain Abhijeet Singh Sushma Rishi and Narayan Rishi 36 Phenolic quantification and anti-aging activity of Morchella esculentaJaved Ahmad Wagay Ashok Shukla Anjuli Choubey Poonam Dehairya and Deepak Vyas 37 Antibacterial potential of Morchella esculenta against some human pathogenic bacteriaJaved Ahmad Wagay Poonam Dehariya Anjali C and Deepak Vyas 38 Production and partial characterization of fungal and bacterial cellulases on CMC and ce.

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextWe are living in the ocean of microbes. These tiny microorganisms are responsible for creating atmosphere for the present day life forms. These microorganisms have immense potential to fulfill the need of the human kind. They .

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. K.K.Hiran, Sir Padampat Singhania Univ. D.Khazanki, Univ.of Nebraska A.K.Vyas, Adani Inst. of Eng. S.Padmanaban, Aarhus Univ. The book will focus on the applications of mac.