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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations and acronyms used. Executive summary. Research purpose approach and methodology. About Ladakh. About LEDeG. 1. Harnessing the power of micro hydro. 2. LEDeG's Micro Hydro Model glimpses from the past. 3. Unveiling the reasons behind successes and failures. 4. LEDeG What makes it different. 5. Everything has a cost attached. 6. Micro Hydro Is it worth investing. Appendices. The overall objective of this study is to quantify the contribution of different factors to the success or failure of a Micro Hydro Unit to determine how the decentralised Micro Hydro System in Ladakh is playing a role for enhancing the rural livelihood of the people and how to make this system financially sustainable. Also the objective would cover the understanding of the existing approach being followed by LEDeG and what amendments should be made to the same. This study also aims to critically analyze the existing institutional framework for managing Micro Hydro Units in the villages. 144 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents A personal prologue. 1. Mountains people and water. 2. Water resources CMP and other related issues. 3. Berinag and Chaukori. 4. TM and CAM. 5. Seabuckthorn. 6. Third Uttaranchal Conservators Conference. 7. Vanya Silk Culture in Uttaranchal. 8. Green energy. 9. Operation Zero Road Accident. 10. The other ten thousand. 11. Further thoughts on Thrust Industries. 12. Organic agriculture and poverty alleviation. 13. Binsar Henry Ramsay and Industrial Policy 2003. 14. Towards North Western Hill Council. 15. Post Fifty First NDC. 16. Project growth hub and poles. 17. Developing centers of excellence. 18. Foundation Day Lecture. 292 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Material and Methods. 3. Genus Tenthredo Linnaeus. 4. Key to the Indian species of Genus Tenthredo L. 5. Species catalogue. Abbreviations. Bibliography. Illustrations. Index to the scientific names. This volume covers the first revisionary work on Indian Tenthredo after Malaise 1945. To the hitherto very scanty and fragmentary informations i.e. only about 70 species and subspecies contributed by various taxonomists from the Indian subcontinent 126 species have been added in the form of new as well as first record from the faunistic limits of India. So this volume deals with 196 species/subspecies (new as well as first record) are contributed by Saini and his co workers during the last 25 years. This contribution is an outcome of an extensive and intensive collection surveys of all high altitude localities situated along the entire Himalayan Belt and the Hills of North Eastern States. By providing detailed identification key elaborate catalogue and good number of illustrations (particularly those dealing with genitalia) this work not only compiles the hitherto scattered information on the taxonomic records of this genus it also lays a very solid and stable foundation for the future Sawfly workers intending to explore different aspects of these insects. The author hopes with this reference work at their disposal the future Sawfly workers of this region will be able to contribute tremendously in this field. 250 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction i. Earlier works. ii. Habitat. iii. Morphology. iv. Notes for the readers. v. Abbreviations to floras. vi. Acronyms of herbaria. 2. Systematic treatment. 3. References. 4. Index to botanical names. The family Acanthaceae has been studied and revised taxonomically for the State of Kerala. The study reveals that there are 33 genera 147 species and 4 varieties in the present political boundaries of Kerala. Important literature of Acanthaceae pertaining to India in general and particularly to Kerala has been briefly reviewed. The varied habitats habits and the macro and micro morphological characters and distinguishing characters of the taxa have been described in detail. Dichotomous keys to the genera species and varieties are provided. For each species nomenclatural citation with relevant synonyms descriptions data on phenology distribution status vernacular names Ethnobotanical data specimens studied and notes wherever necessary are provided. This is the first hand information on the family hence it would be useful to students and researchers. 194 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Human beings and nature. 2. Sustainable development. 3. Population. 4. Forests and wildlife conservation. 5. Pollution. 6. Soil and environment. 7. Food and agriculture. 8. Urban environment. 9. Environmental economics. 10. Biodiversity. 11. Environmental management. References. The environment comprises of the living and non living components around us ranging from air water soil to plants and animals. Environmental science and management aims to study the environment and the factors affecting it and maintain the balance between nature and man for sustainable development of the human race. In view of the importance of environmental science this subject is now a compulsory part of the syllabus in all schools universities and other institutions. The detailed topics include concepts of ecology threats to ecosystems deforestation role play in sustainable development population characteristics human populations regulation of human population different types of pollution and their control monitoring air and water pollution soil pollution sustainable agriculture various practices for sustainable farming harmful effects of Green Revolution organic farming conservation tillage urbanization push and pull factors environmental impact analysis cost benefit analysis international toxic waste trade globalization trade regimes aqua culture trade between first and third worlds India as a mega bio diversity rich nation conservation of bio diversity and different aspects of environmental management. It will be useful as a text book for all students studying environmental science as a compulsory subject at different levels and also as a handy reference book for the lay man. 192 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. DNA markers and germplasm resource diagnostics new perspectives in crop improvement and conservation strategies/Deepmala Sehgal and Soom Nath Raina. 2. Biosystematic approach to the germplasm evaluation in some ornamental and crop plants/Deepak Ohri. 3. New reports of flowering plants from Shivalik Hills of Punjab/M. Sharma Neelima Jerath and Jatinder Chadha. 4. Prospects and potentials of underutilized crops in India/G.L. Bansal. 5. Technological advances in post harvest biology of different cut flower crops/Kushal Singh and Ranjit Singh. 6. Evaluation of Gladiolus varieties for post harvest keeping quality parameters/Kushal Singh Ramesh Kumar and Ranjit Singh. 7. Role of cytopalynology in germplasm evaluation of woody Bignoniaceae/G.S. Chatha. 8. Ethnomedicinal appraisal of medicinal plants of Kashmir Himalaya/Haleema Ashraf R.C. Gupta M.A.A. Siddiquue and M. Ashraf Bhat. 9. Biological diversity within members of Indian Acanthaceae/M.I.S. Saggoo and Arneet Gill (nee Grewal). 10. Germplasm evaluation in Bamboos Chromosomes to molecular markers/C. Nirmala and M.L. Sharma. 11. Development and biochemical characterization of low glucosinolate lines in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea (L.) Czern. And Coss.)/M.A. Bhat S.S. Banga M.L. Gupta and Haleema Ashraf. 12. Recent developments in tree cytogenetics in India/V.K. Singhal B.S. Gill and Puneet Kumar. 13. Intraspecific variation for some cytological features in Amaranthus cruentus L./Pooja Chandra and R.M. Pandey. Subject Index. Germplasm diversity exploration conservation and evaluation are the major aspects covered in this book. The subject matter covered has special relevance in agricultural countries like India which are fast developing and offers a lot of scope for exploratory nature of work because of its varied typography and diverse flora. There are both generalized and specialized topics in the book catering to the needs of teachers and students engaged in teaching and research covering different aspects of higher plants. There are contributions by eminent botanists on various aspects including biosystematics taxonomy floriculture technological advances in post harvest biology of cut flowers cytogenetics forestgenetics cytopalynology ethnobotany biochemical characterization and utility of molecular markers in germplasm resource diagnostics. The volume is an immense source of newer information on germplasm evaluation in higher plants and should serve as a good reference book for research workers. It will surely enrich the background of beginners interested in the field of plant diversity its evaluation and conservation. 248 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Algal germplasm in wetlands of Punjab an evaluation/Rimpy Dhingra and A.S. Ahluwalia. 2. Fungal diversity conservation and biotechnology of fungi from India/C. Manoharachary I.K. Kunwar and G. Bagyanarayana. 3. Evaluation of bread wheat germplasm for resistance to stripe rust and its characterization for novel genes/R.G. Saini and Shikha Agarwal. 4. Role of germplasm evaluation in control of vegetable diseases/H.S. Sohi. 5. Mushroom wealth of North Eastern Punjab Their ecology conservation and screening/N.S. Atri Harvinder Kour Amanjeet Kaur and M.K. Saini. 6. Efficacy of Paecilomyces lilacinus in fly ash amended soil for controlling root knot disease on Eclipta alba/Tabassum Niyaz Hisamuddin and Meraj U.L. Islam Robab. 7. Management of Meloidogyne incognita with the biocontrol fungus Paecilomyces lilacinus/Hisamuddin Mansoor A. Siddiqui and Tanweer Azam. 8. Interesting records of Basidiomycetous fungi from Ratan Mahal Wild Life Sanctuary Gujarat/Arun Arya Susy Albert and N. Praveen Kumar. 9. An efficient modified method of artificial inoculation of wheat ears with loose smut spores/R.P. Mishra Abha Mishra and M.L. Nayak. 10. New techniques for studying variability among teliospores of brown and yellow rust of wheat/R.P. Mishra Abha Mishra and M.L. Nayak. 11. Soil solarization for the management of nematode fauna and soil mycoflora/Mansoor A. Siddiqui Hisamuddin and Mohd. Imran Khan. 12. Polypores from Jammu province new additions to the macrofungal flora of Jammu and Kashmir state/Sanjeev Koul and Yash P. Sharma. 13. Fruticose lichen flora of Garhwal (Uttarakhand Central Himalaya)/I.B. Prasher and Amit Jakhal. 14. Diversity of family Hyphodermataceae (Polyporales Agaricomycetidae) in Himachal Pradesh/G.S. Dhingra and Avneet P. Singh. 15. Studies on Mycorrhizosphere and Mycobionts of Picea smithiana (Wall.) Bioss./Anand Sagar Anil Kumar and T.N. Lakhanpal. 16. Indoor aeromycoflora and problems of fungal deterioration of valuable cultural heritage botanical materials and books/Arun Arya. Subject index. This book is an attempt to acquaint the readers about various aspects of germplasm study and evaluation in lower groups. The major portion of the book is devoted to topics on fungal and lichens diversity their classification identification conservation and evaluation. Besides there are papers covering the pathoglogical aspects including characterization of novel genes for resistance of wheat to stripe rust pathogen physical and biological management of nematodes and study of mycorrhizosphere. The book contains an opening article on the status of algal germplasm in wetlands of Punjab. The varied topics contributed by eminent scientists are of immense utility for teachers and students engaged in researches on biodiversity evaluation and conservation at Post graduate level in the Indian and foreign universities. 230 pp.…