Daya delhi (92 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Saurabh Pub, 4263/3, Ansari Road, Daya GanjNew Delhi-110002Ph. 32903912, 23280047Email: lotus_press@sift.comwebsite: www.lotuspress.co.in, 2010
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pbk. This book has been designed as a manual which looks into adult education in India For a country with a large mass of illiterate people adult education is a beacon of hope at least as far as bringing in social change progress and developmentThe text is an insightful look into what entails education within the Indian ethos th…e various schemes and development programmes undertaken by the government regarding adult education and incorporates critique of these schemes and programmes by experts The agenda is to not just enable readers to gain a deeper perspective on the subject but to compel them into thinking of innovations and improvements which can make adult education a much more successful endeavour in the country 278 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents I. Introduction 1. Scope and purpose of this study report. 2. Content of this study report. II. Chemicals and their applications 1. Chemicals associated with structural materials. 2. Soil and water treatments. 3. Fertilisers. 4. Disinfectants. 5. Antibacterial agents. 6. Therapeutants ot…her than antibacterials. 7. Pesticides. 8. Herbicides/Algaecides. 9. Feed additives. 10. Anaesthetics. 11. Hormones. III. Issues of concern 1. Persistence in aquatic environments. 2. Residues in non cultured organisms. 3. Toxicity to non target species. 4. Stimulation of resistance. 5. Effects on sediment biogeochemistry. 6. Nutrient enrichment. 7. Health of farm workers. 8. Residues in seafood. IV. Problems and solutions 1. Intensification fish health management and access to information. 2. Residues methods and enforcement. 3. Prophylactic use of antibacterials. 4. Quality assurance of chemicals used in aquaculture. 5. Need for data on quantities of chemicals used. 6. Difficulties in effluent treatment. 7. International trade. 8. Need for environmental fate and effects information. 9. Need for alternatives. V. Conclusions and Recommendations on the safe and effective use of chemicals in coastal aquaculture. VI. References. Annex I. Chemicals used within the aquaculture industry are identified and for each chemical a brief summary of information is provided when available on its intended purpose scale of application the aquacultural sectors and geographic locations of principal use and potential impacts on the environment and human health. Environmental issues arising from the properties of aquacultural chemicals are discussed. The use of most chemicals in aquaculture if carried out properly can be regarded as wholly beneficial with no attendant adverse environmental effects or increased risks to the health of aquacultural workers. Concerns appear warranted however regarding the over use and misuse of certain chemicals for which proper risk assessments with respect to the marine environment have not been conducted. A further legitimate concern and a barrier to conducting an exhaustive review of these practices is the lack of availability of quantitative data on contemporary chemical use in the aquaculture industry. The viability of contemporary aquaculture is contingent on the use of chemicals. Accordingly while the overriding consideration should be minimizing the quantities of chemicals applied most current uses of chemicals are essential. Recognising that chemotherapeutants and pesticides in current use are of varying effectiveness and hazard recommendations are provided to promote the safe and effective use of chemicals in coastal aquaculture. Governmental authorities the scientific community and the aquacultural and pharmaceutical industries all have important roles to play to ensure that chemical use is consistent with protection of environmental quality and human health. In particular mechanisms need to be put in place and enforced for the registration and control of aquacultural chemicals to protect the environment and human health and to ensure the sustainable growth of the aquaculture industry. 45 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Conclusions and recommendations of the regional expert consultation. Technical papers 1. Better health management in the Asia Pacific through systems management/Michael J. Phillips. 2. Fish and shellfish quarantine the reality for Asia Pacific/J. Richard Arthur. 3. Fish and moll…usc health research in the Asia Pacific present status and future directions/R.B. Callinan. 4. Shrimp health research in the Asia Pacific present status and future directives/Celia R. Lavilla Pitogo. 5. Role of Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in fish health management in the Asia Pacific/Mohamed Shariff. 6. Training and extension in aquaculture health management in the Asia Pacific present status and future requirements/Kamonporn Tonguthai. 7. Health management strategy for a rapidly developing shrimp industry an Indian perspective/C.V. Mohan. 8. A review of the traditional and innovative aquaculture health management in the People's Republic of China/Jiang Yulin. 9. An overview of health management of coldwater fish and shrimp in Japanese aquaculture/Kiyoshi Inouye. 10. Aquaculture health management in Singapore current status and future directions/Frederic H.C. Chua. 11. Shrimp farming in Sri Lanka health management and environmental considerations/P.K.M. Wijegoonawardena and P.P.G.S.N. Siriwardena. 12. Quarantine practices used in Papua New Guinea for introductions and transfers of live fish/Ursula M. Kolkolo. 142 pp.
Aquatic Animal Quarantine and Health Certification in Asia
John Humphrey; J Richard Arthur; Rohana P Subasinghe and Michael J Philips
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents I. Background to the workshop 1. Introduction. 2. Objectives of the workshop. 3. Background. 4. Regional approach. 5. Previous regional recommendations. 6. Socio economic importance of diseases. 7. Way forward. II. The workshop 1. Opening ceremony. 2. Presentation of country reports. 3.…Workshop discussion. 4. Fundamental principles for regional quarantine. 5. Proposed regional strategy. 6. Workshop closing remarks. Annexes 1. Workshop program. 2. List of workshop participants. 3. Keynote address. 4. Welcome address. 5. Country papers. 6. General principles for regional quarantine. 7. Regional strategy. 8. Quarantine codes practices procedures and guidelines. 9. Bibliography of selected literature relevant to aquatic animal quarantine and health certification in Asia. Quarantine programmes form part of a first time of defence against possible adverse effects resulting from the transboundary movement of aquatic species. Although codes of practice for the international movement of aquatic animals have been developed by various international organisations in many countries they have rarely been applied. Nevertheless they provide a starting point for designing national and regional fish health regulations as well as international agreements aimed at preventing the spread of aquatic animal pathogens. To assist the countries of Asia in formulating technical guidelines on health certification and quarantine for the responsible transboundary movement of aquatic animals FAO in collaboration with the Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia Pacific (NACA) the Aquatic Animal Health Research Institute of the Thai Department of Fisheries (AAHRI) and the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) conducted a workshop in January 1996 in Bangkok Thailand to review the existing knowledge on aquatic animal quarantine and health certification in Asia and to develop an agreed upon strategy for the formulation of technical guidelines. This document contains ten country papers presented at the workshop some technical background information on general principles of aquatic animal quarantine existing codes of practice the agreed upon strategy and the recommendations of the workshop. 153 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Wastewater characterization. 3. Primary treatment. 4. Biological treatment. 5. Physico chemical treatments. 6. Sludge treatment and disposal. 7. Economic consideration. 8. References. Index. This document presents fish processors with an introduction to the concepts o…f fisheries wastewater characterization and the various types of treatment utilised. The topics dealt with include characterization analysis primary treatment biological treatment physico chemical treatment including disinfection sludge treatment and disposal. Economic considerations are among the most important parameters that influence the final decision on which process should be chosen for wastewater treatment and these are presented in the final section. 52 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Genetic resources of Indian major carps their distribution and characterization i. Genetic resources of Indian major carps. ii. Distribution. iii. Major carps in reservoirs. iv. Genetic characterization of major carps. v. Present status of major carp germplasm resourc…e in relation to environmental changes and habitat modifications. 3. Hybridization i. Hybridization of Indian major carps in nature. ii. Artificial/experimental hybridization in Indian major carps. iii. Evaluation of meat of hybrids. iv. Mixed spawning and hybridization. Annex. 4. Cytogenetic studies i. Karyotype of Indian major carps. ii. Karyotype studies of hybrids. iii. Karyotype studies in relation to hybrid viability and fertility. iv. Chromosome banding studies. 5. Chromosome manipulations i. Gynogenesis. ii. Androgenesis. iii. Polyploidy. iv. Gene transfer or genetic engineering in Indian major carps. 6. Selective breeding i. Selection work on Indian major carps in India. 7. Status of genetic research on Indian major carps in other countries i. Bangladesh. ii. Thailand. iii. Vietnam. 8. Cryogenic preservation of carp milt and genebanking i. Cryopreservation of embryos. ii. Gene banking 9. Summary. 10. References. This publication written for resource managers aqua culturists and scientists reviews the genetic resources of Indian major carps catla (Catla catla) rohu (Labeo rohita) mrigal (Cirrhinus mrigala) and kalbasu (Labeo calbasu). The review includes information on spawning behaviour and breeding under natural and culture conditions distribution genetic characterization status of genetic resources conservation efforts and hybridization among Indian major carps and with other cyprinids. Research on genetic improvement through selective breeding chromosome set manipulation and genetic engineering in India is reviewed. The status of Indian major carps in Bangladesh Thailand and Viet Nam as well as work in India on cryopreservation and gene banking are also discussed. 76 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Dedication. Acknowledgement. Preface. Abbreviations. 1. Introduction. 2. Semi moist rendering. 3. State of the art. 4. Problems. 5. Some common requirements. 6. Unique features of the technology. 7. Cost estimates and profitability. 8. Guidelines for construction of carcass recovery cent…ers. 9. Tools and equipments. 10. New technology package. 11. Wet rendering and dry rendering. 12. Composting and vermicomposting. 13. Biogas from animal wastes. 14. Possible application of the technology in developed countries. 15. Possible fallout of the technology. 16. Scaling up of technology. 17. Pig farming. Bibliography. Index. As the title of the book implies it deals with Rendering of animal tissues through an entirely new technology Semi moist Rendering being the only one of its kind. In its present form it is most suited for small throughputs of raw material and an ideal choice for developing countries. While this is so it is possible to scale up the technology for processing large quantities of raw materials as well a complete chapter is devoted on this aspect. The book covers any conceivable aspect of rendering under its 17 chapters supported with 29 relevant references. The technology is low cost zero waste economically viable environmentally clean and ecofriendly. There are only two main equipments needed which are simple in design and operation and can invariably be fabricated locally without dependence on importation. A variety of raw materials and products like hide skin hair bone tallow meat meal bone meal etc. are produced from the processing of animal byproducts which unfortunately are either wasted or not optimally utilized in most of the developing countries. The semi moist Rendering Technology provides an excellent opportunity to the developing world to mimic the gains which the developed world enjoys through the processing of animal byproducts. The book is a must read for all those connected with agricultural economy and environment and will be of immense interest to professionals connected with disciplines like soil fertility composting vermiculture farm produce livestock animal health meat production animal feed pet food poultry fishery piggery hides skins leather making veterinary sciences biogas production sanitation policy makers health and environment. 136 pp.
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Verlag: Daya Publishing, Delhi, 1992
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgement. Foreword. Introduction. 1. Normal pregnancy. 2. Physiological changes during pregnancy. 3. Diagnosis of pregnancy. 4. Clinical diagnosis of pregnancy. 5. Estimated date of birth. 6. Antenatal care. 7. Minor disorders in pregnancy. 8. Antenatal exercises. 9. Perinatal car…e. 10. Care of woman during first stage of labour. 11. Second stage of labour. 12. Immediate care of the new born. 13. Third stage of labour. 14. Fourth stage of labour. 15. Care of the woman after delivery. 16. Postnatal care. 17. Home birth. 18. Postnatal exercises. Bibliography. Index. The book Manual on Pregnancy Labour and Puerperium is unique in its appeal to a wide range of health care professionals including nurses nursing students midwives and multipurpose health workers. The book covers theoretical and practical topics on the subject which a nursing professional may be familiar with. The book has been written easy language with a comprehensive index to key terms for easy access to information. The main features of the book are Antenatal care. Intranatal care. Postnatal care. Home births. Exercises. Learning out come related to topics. This manual will prove useful to all the students staff and nursing teachers in the field and will find a plance in all nursing libraries. 112 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Major and minor elements. 3. Dissolved gases. 4. Nutrients. 5. Radioactive nuclides. 6. Organic matter. 7. Photosynthetic productivity. Bibliography. Subject index. This book first of its kind in India is a modest attempt of the au…thor to bridge the gap of a text book on Marine Chemistry for undergraduate (Honours) and post graduate students of Marine/Ocean Sciences Earth/Environmental and Fishery Sciences of the Indian Universalities. It is designed in such a way that it can be read on its own or studied as part of any of the above courses. The subject is introduced at a level which can be followed easily by practicing environmental scientists and engineers. The book is intended to provide latest information on chemical processes and distribution of chemical constituents in world oceans with special emphasis on the Indian seas. A multidisciplinary approach is followed in presenting the subject. The book not only deals with the basic principles of chemistry but also with physico chemical and biogeochemical processes in the oceans such as transfer of gases across air sea interface biogeochemical cycling of nutrients and trace metals and their involvement in food chain and life processes. Developments on the use of radioactive isotopes as tracers for the study of oceanic processes geochronology of sediments and growth rates of Manganese Nodules are presented in a lucid manner. Chemical reactions and mechanism of photosynthesis interrelationships of organic matter and nutrients with primary production are explained in detail. 192 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Mitigating cyclone and storm surge disasters/Jamilur R. Choudhury. 2. Management of natural disasters/Aminul Kawser Khan. 3. S&T initiatives for natural hazard mitigation/K.R. Gupta and R.K. Midha. 4. Improved understanding about Indian earthquake haza…rd/G.D. Gupta and H.N. Srivastava. 5. R&D for cyclone disaster mitigation/T.V.S.R. Appa Rao. 6. Natural disaster and its mitigation/Wisyanto. 7. The ESCAP IDNDR Regional survey on assessment of achievements during the International decade for natural disaster reduction (IDNDR)/Le Huu Ti. 8. Overview of experiences and responses to recent disasters/Cengiz Ertuna. 9. Accomplishments current activities and future requirements for disaster reduction/Kamal Bin Hussain. 10. Management of natural disasters/Veersingh Boodhna. 11. Management of natural disasters/Krishna Prasad Parajuli. 12. Forecasting early warning and reporting procedure in case of disasters/Muhammad Munir Sheikh. 13. Manageable procedures to encounter the natural disasters/Abdul Qader Melhem. 14. Channel changes using satellite data for flood mitigation watershed degradation and flood plain monitoring/Lal Samnarakoon Kiyoshi Honda and Akichika Ishibashi. 15. Cyclone disasters due to heavy rainfall/Suphat Vongvisessomjai. 16. Cyclone disasters due to strong wind and surge/Suphat Vongvisessomjai. 17. Mitigation of typhoons and flood/Daong Quang San. The Centre for Science and Technology of the Non Aligned and other Developing Countries (NAM S&T) Centre) has brought out a publication entitled Management of Natural Disaster in Developing Countries based on the proceedings of the International Workshop on the above subject held in Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Bangkok Thailand 24 27 January 2000. Natural hazards are naturally occurring processes forming an experience to human being depending on where one lives. Floods volcanoes tornadoes bushfires and hurricanes are the possible threats which affect the environment and thus our lives. To find out the outcome of the problem it requires exploring the reason of its origin and the possible antidotes so that it can dwindle to some extent. Planning managing and implementing environmentally sound strategies are the supreme measures in this concern. Also organizing a series of workshops / trainings on management of natural disaster could be an aid in consecutive steps. Hence the above workshop was organised and the proceedings of the workshop have been arranged in a sequential manner. The volume contents mainly aim at identifying areas of mitigating flood cyclone and storm surge disaster. The status reports from well know experts from different countries namely Bangladesh India Indonesia Malaysia Mauritius Nepal Pakistan Syria Thailand and Vietnam are also included in this volume. 202 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction i. Anticancer plants. ii. Chemo preventive efficacy of Trianthema. iii. Cancer. iv. Carcinogenesis from animal models to molecular models in one decade. v. Experimental hepatocarcinogenesis an overview. vi. Cancer chemo prevention. vii. Objectiv…es of the present study. 2. Anti carcingenic potential of different fractions of trianthema porlacastrum L. (A Morphometric analysis in one stage and two stage rat Hepatocarcinogenesis) i. Introduction. ii. Materials and methods. iii. Results. iv. Discussion. 3. Anti oxidant defence and heatic bio transformation patterns in DENA induced Rat Hepatocarcinogenesis following supplementation with T. Portulacastrum extracts i. Introduction. ii. Materials and methods. iii. Results and discussion. 4. Influence of the various extracts of T. Portulacastrum L. on Hepatic histology and histochemistry against Dena induced Rat Liver Carcinogensis i. Introduction. ii. Materials and methods. iii. Results. iv. Discussion. 5. Effect of the chloroform extract of Trianthema portulacastrum L. in experimental rat hepatocarciogensis an ultrastructural probe into the changes i. Introduction. ii. Materials and methods. iii. Results. iv. Discussion. 6. Suppression of chromosomal aberrations by the chloroform extract of Trianthema Portulacastrum L in experimental hepatic tumorigenesis i. Introduction. ii. Materials and methods. iii. Results and discussion. References. Index. The biological action of plant extracts has led epidemiologists to investigate a number of interesting observations in cases of lung liver breast and oral cancers. However the literature pertaining to the role of Trianthema portulacastrum extracts in liver. Cancer is scanty or else is non existent. The objective of the work incorporated in this book is an outcome of the lacunae in the existing scientific knowledge regarding the possible role of the various fractions of T. Portulacastrum in hepatocellular carcinogenesis. The chemopreventive efficacy of the plant was tested in a defined experimental carcinogenesis model. The book has been divided into six chapters. The first phase of experimentation was confined to morphometric evaluation of hepatic lesions. In the second phase of experimentation antioxidant defence enzymes (GSH GST) and drug metabolizing enzymes (Cyt P 450 monoxygenase and UDPGT) were assayed in all experimental and control groups to assess the anti carcinogenic potential of T. Portulacastrum. Lipid peroxidation cytosolic and microsomal were included in the study. The third phase of experimentation involved histopathological and histochemical evaluation of tissue samples. PAS and reticulin patterns were evaluated. The fourth phase of experimentation was confined to electron microscopic study (TEM) to gain ultrastructural insight into the changes brought about by carcinogen and the ability of the extract to restore the tissue to the normal state. In the fifth phase genetic parameters such as chromosomal aberrations G banding patterns of rats were considered to understand the ability of the extract to combat the genotoxic effect of the carcinogen. The outcome of the incorporated in this book is that T. Portulacastrum could prevent neoplastic transformation in rat liver by reduction of nodule incidence reduction of altered foci alteration of patterns of antioxidant and drug metabolizing enzymes accompanied by diminished lipid peroxidation. Moreover at the histopathological and ultrastructural level the plant could maintain nearly normal tissue architecture. Further it could prevent the advent of neoplasia by limiting chromosomal aberrations without any toxic manifestation. 164 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Executive summary. I. Introduction. II. Bycatch and discarding an overview of the problem 1. Definitions and concepts. 2. Magnitude of discarding. 3. Impact of discards. 4. Chapter summary. III. Fisheries management and the economics of discarding 1. Bycatch and technical interactions in… an unregulated fishery. 2. Discarding of commercial species in an unregulated multispecies fishery. 3. Input controls. 4. Output controls. 5. Chapter summary. IV. Optimal discarding and externalities 1. Externalities and discarding. 2. Economically optimal levels of discarding. 3. Estimation of the optimal level of discarding. 4. Chapter summary. V. Management measures to reduce discarding 1. Technical measures. 2. Administrative measures. 3. Economic measures. 4. Chapter summary. 6. Conclusions. References. The increase in commercial fisheries production over the last 50 years has been accompanied by an increase in the level of incidental catch and discarding of a number of species. Approximately one quarter of the marine commercial catch destined for human consumption is discarded at sea. This has aroused the concern of a number of groups in society including environmentalists humanitarians and fisheries themselves. This paper examines the economic incentives to discard fish as well as the effects of different management policies on these incentives. The concept of an optimal level of discarding of discussed taking into account the externalities that can be created by discarding. Finally the paper reviews the effectiveness of various measures technical administrative and economic to reduce the level of discarding. 138 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Diversity in fishes. 3. Collection methods. 4. Sorting preservation and measurement. 5. Terminology used in fish identification. 6. Measurements (morphometric meristic and biometric) and counts. 7. Morphological variations. 8. Fins and their modific…ations. 9. Collection and identification of egg larvae and juveniles of some common fishes of India. 10. Freshwater food fishes of India and determination of their freshness. References. Index. Aquatic ecosystems provide far diverse habitat and the inhabiting biota but our interest in them is too recent and hence knowledge about them is extremely small. The aquatic systems harbour organisms varying from small microbes to largest mammals on globe the blue whale. With this kind of biodiversity living in aquatics very little attention was paid till recently when man realized that land is becoming a linking factor and produce from agriculture may not suffice to meet the needs of society. The so made realization gave birth to aquaculture the culture of aquatic organisms under controlled conditions. Hence fish (fin fish) along with some other organisms (animal and plant) were selected as good candidates for capture as well as culture to serve as food. Fish with exceptionally wide diversity comprises of more than 20 000 living species need to be understood and finding the lead this introductory book whose contents provide material to acquaint the reader with capturing (methods evolved over the period) preserving (for studies and eating) and knowing (identifying) fish is being placed for reader. The contents are projected in a very simple language scientific terms explained and discussed for their use in day to day life made to asses the freshness/quality of fish available in market and stage developing larvae after hatching to be selected for introduction in the ponds for culturing are the issues that have been dealt in this book for readers who may happen to be the students of fishery science casual readers or eve house wives interesting in purchase and cooking of fish. 179 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction How to use this manual. I. Assessing contamination Distribution of pesticides into the environment. 1. Determining the relevant pesticides. 2. Assessing contamination caused by infiltration. 3. Assessing contamination in groundwater. 4. Determining distribution by wind. II.…Identifying possible human health risks through contamination Introduction. 5. Identifying exposure points. 6. Predicting concentrations at the exposure points. 7. Identifying exposure routes. 8. Determining when permissible exposure levels have been exceeded. III. Determining follow up measures 9. Checking. 10. Measures for addressing contamination. Appendixes i. Field format for assessing contamination. ii. Parameters of pesticides that influence processes in the soil. iii. Fact sheets on pesticides. iv. Fact sheets on chemical compounds. v. Determining which pesticides are relevant. vi. Determining the distribution by wind. vii. Parameters for determining pesticide concentration in groundwater. viii. Determining permissible concentrations. ix. References. 210 pp.
Handling and Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables by Combined Methods for Rural Areas
Gustavo V Barbosa Canovas; Juan J Fernandez Molina; Stella M Alzamora; Maria S Tapia
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Fruits and vegetables an overview on socio economical and technical issues. 2. Basic harvest and post harvest handling considerations for fresh fruits and vegetables.3. General considerations for preservation of fruits and vegetables. 4. Extension of the intermediate moi…sture concept to high moisture products. 5. Procedures for vegetables preserved by combined methods. References. Glossary. This manual is intended to serve as a guide to farmers and processors of fruits and vegetables in rural areas. It contains basic but valuable information on post harvest handling and marketing operations and storage of fresh and processed products. It provides practical examples of preserving fruits and vegetables addressing a combination of factors highlighting technology which when combined has a positive and synergistic effect in preventing biochemical and physico chemical reactions and microbial growth the main causes of quality losses in fruits and vegetables. The suggested methodologies combine technologies such as mild heat treatment water activity reduction (aw) lowering of the pH and use anti microbial substances to realize the potential of minimally processed high moisture fruit products. These relatively new technologies have been successfully applied to several important tropical and non tropical fruits in different countries of Latin America and are considered appropriate and recommended for use in other fruit producing countries around the world. 100 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Aquatic macrophytes as a fish habitat. 3. Fish and other vertebrates of fishery significance that feed on aquatic macrophytes. 4. Aquatic macrophytes water quality and fish. 5. Aquatic macrophytes as a link in the food chain. 6. Piscivorous fish prey relationships and… aquatic macrophytes. 7. Invasive and nuisance aquatic plants and fish. 8. Special floating plant communities and fish. 9. Inundated forests submersed trees in reservoirs and fish. 10. Fish densities standing crop and production and aquatic macrophytes. 11. Aquatic macrophytes recreational fisheries and recreation impact. 12. Fish capture methods in vegetated water bodies. 13. Aquatic plant management and fish. 14. Aquatic macrophytes as a Habitat of vectors and hosts of tropical diseases and biological control using fish. Conclusions. References. For a fishery manager it is important to understand the role of aquatic macrophytes in inland waters as this will assist in adjusting strategies for optimising capture fisheries. Fish crayfish some mammals and birds and some other organisms use macrophytes to their benefit such as spawning nursery feeding grounds and as a refuge. Macrophytes play an important role in the fish food chain especially as a substrate for aquatic organisms on which the fish feed. Aquatic plants have a controlling effect on prey predator interrelationship have an important function in water quality and hence can be used in biomanipulation for improving fish stocks. Special plant communities such as floating meadows of varzea and igapo are essential for fish and fisheries in the Amazon basin while sudd formation may lead to the reduction in fish stocks. Invasive and nuisance aquatic plants both floating and submersed also interfere when present on a large scale. Fish can be used for controlling aquatic macrophytes and through their control also for the control of hosts and vectors of human water borne diseases. The document shows the roles of macrophytes in a variety of situations to assist in finding the best way of managing aquatic plants for fishery objectives such as enhancement of preferable fish stocks removal or reduction of undesired fish species and improvement of water quality. 185 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. 1. Fish stocks and fisheries in irrigation systems in arid Asia/T. Petr. 2. The use of irrigation systems for sustainable fish production in Pakistan/Nasim Akhtar. 3. The use of irrigation systems for sustainable fish production in Turkey/R. Celebi. 4. The use of irrigation sys…tems for sustainable fish production in India/B.P. Das. 5. Irrigation in India/P.V. Dehadrai. 6. The use of irrigation systems for fish production in Kyrgyzstan/D. Djancharov. 7. The impact of drought on agriculture and fisheries in Iran/M. Foghi. 8. Irrigation and fish production in Mongolia/Dashdorj Ganbaatar. 9. Fisheries development in Xinjiang China/Guo Yan. 10. The use of irrigation systems for sustainable production of agricultural and fish products in the republic of Kazakhstan/Khismet Ismukhanov and Valiakhmet Mukhamedzhanov. 11. The use of irrigation systems for sustainable fish production Uzbekistan/Bakhtiyar Kamilov. 12. Uzbekistan irrigation systems and their management potential for fisheries in regional context/P. Umarov. This fisheries technical paper is a companion to the report of the FAO expert consultation on the use of irrigation systems for sustainable fish production in arid countries of Asia (FAO Fisheries Report No. 679). The consultation was held at Almaty Kazakhstan from 25 to 29 September 2001. The document brings together twelve papers that review the present use of irrigation systems for fisheries in the countries of the arid belt of Asia from Turkey to China. The individual papers deal with the following countries and areas Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (China) India the Islamic Republic of Iran Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Mongolia Pakistan Turkey and Uzbekistan. While some countries in the arid belt are well advanced in the field of fish production from waterbodies of irrigation systems others are experiencing major difficulties arising from recent changes in their political and economic systems particularly Mongolia and the countries of Central Asia. Such countries require major assistance. The document includes a summary of recommendations and proposals for further action as formulated by the expert consultation. 150 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Ecology of Sahastradhara Hill Stream at Dehradun Uttaranchal/D.S. Malik and P.K. Bharti. 2. Effects of habitats on the occurrence and distribution of Blue Green Algae in North Maharashtra India/S.R. Mahajan and S.N. Nandan. 3. Zooplankton composition in…Vellar Estuary in relation to Shrimp farming/M. Rajasegar M. Srinivasan and S. Ajmal Khan. 4. Kinetic of Planktons in integrated fish livestock ponds situated at Mid Hill altitude of Meghalaya North Eastern India/Sullip K. Majhi. 5. Studies on the ecology and fish fauna of Makroda Reservoir of Guna District (Madhya Pradesh)/Dushyant Kumar Sharma. 6. Marine Finfish resources of Nagapattinam Coast Tamil Nadu South India/M. Rajasegar J. Gopal Samy and B. Bama Devi. 7. Microbial ecology of Groundwater at Lucknow city/D.K. Singh P.K. Bharti and D.S. Malik. 8. Physico chemical parameters of the Benthic environment of the continental slope of Bay of Bengal/Surajit Das P.S. Lyla and S. Ajmal Khan. 9. Role of Limno chemical factors on Phytoplankton productivity/N. Shiddamallayya and M. Pratima. 10. Studies on certain physico chemical parameters of Hataikheda Reservoir near Bhopal India/Vikas Salgotra S.A. Mastan Adarsh Kumar and T.A. Qureshi. 11. Water quality of Bastawade Pond from Tasgaon Tahsil of Sangli District (Maharashtra) and its significance to Prawn farming/S.A. Khabade and M.B. Mule. 12. Bioremediation of restore the health of aquaculture pond ecosystem/A. Venkateswara Rao. 13. Development of fisheries through biotechnology an appeal/Indranil Ghosh. 14. Optimization of resources for food and income security/Salim Sultan. 15. Development and management of reservoirs in India through morpho edaphic index and stocking density a review/B.R. Kiran E.T. Puttaiah and K. Harish Kumar. 16. Preliminary study on status of fisheries in Salal Reservoir and suggestive measures for development/K.S. Charak and F.A. Fayaz. 17. Effect of slaughter house waste based diets on growth feed utilization and body carcass composition of Labeo rohita (Hamilton) Fingerlings/Pradeep Kumar Singh and Sandhya Rani Gaur. 18. Quantitative protein requirement of the Fingerlings of Indian major Carp Rohu Labeo rohita (Hamilton)/Pradeep Kumar Singh Sandhya Rani Gaur and M.S. Chari. 19. Comparative study of effect of three different types of food on population density of freshwater Rotifer Monostyla sp./Sampada Ketkar and Madhuri Pejaver. 20. Structure Immune Organ (Spleen) in Mystus gulio (Hamilton)/B. Deivasigamani. 21. Effects on Nucleic acid content of muscles in the starved Mosquito Fish Gambusia affinis/I.A. Raja and K.M. Kulkarni. 22. Toxicity effect of Zinc on the Rice Field Crab Spiralothelphusa hydrodroma/S. Jayakumar M. Deecaraman and S. Karpagam. 23. Impact of Zinc and Cadmium on Hepatopancreas and Gonad of Estuarine Oyster Crassostrea cattuckensis/G.D. Suryawanshi. 24. The Pathobiology of intestinal Neoechinorhynchosis caused by Neoechinorhynchus rutili in Freshwater fish/G. Benarjee and B. Laxma Reddy. Index. Fisheries form an important sector of the country's economy in terms of food supply employment income and foreign exchange earnings. Fishes are one of the important sources of cheap protein food for the people and millions of fishermen and several industries depend on this source. The present book is based on recent views ideas and progress in the field of fisheries. The book contains some important aspects of applied fisheries. It covers topics such as live feed organisms in prawns hatcheries culture and breeding of magur and murrels impact of exotic fishes on indigenous fish fauna fisheries cooperatives marketing etc. The book will be of invaluable help to teachers students researchers and all those who are interested in the fisheries. 194 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgment. Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Hyperaemia. 3. Rigor Mortis. 4. Autolysis. 5. Microbial putrefaction. 6. Lipid oxidation (Autoxidation). 7. Discolouration. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. This treatise gives a vivid description about the post mortem changes in fish…which is a prerequisite to the understanding of fresh fish handling and processing. Through several illustrations the text has been extremely simplified for the understanding of the users. The book is perhaps first of its kind to deal with such a vital topic in great depth to delineate the importance of post mortem changes on the quality of fresh fish and processed products and by products prepared from it. The book shall be a valuable piece of information for students teachers scientists extension personnel and all associated with fisheries particularly with fish processing technology. 134 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Abbreviations. Acknowledgements. Summary. 1. Introduction Setting the scene. 2. Characteristics Biology ecology uses cultivation. 3. Management Wild Edible Fungi trees forest users. 4. Importance to people Food income trade. 5. Realizing the potential Prospects actions opportun…ities. 6. Sources of advice and information. 7. References. Annexes 1. Summary of the importance of Wild Edible Fungi by region and country. 2. Country records of Wild Useful Fungi (Edible medicinal and other uses). 3. A global list of wild fungi used as food said to be edible or with medicinal properties. 4. Edible and medicinal fungi that can be cultivated. 5. Wild Edible Fungi sold in local markets. Wild edible fungi are an important group of non wood forest products. They are used as both food and medicine and provide income to many forest users and traders. This publication reviews the characteristics of fungi biology and ecology as well as fungi management and other importance to people. Information is provided that will help forestry technicians nutritionists natural resource planners policy makers and other stakeholders concerned appraise the opportunities and constraints in promoting the sustainable use of wild edible fungi. 148 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Community ecology a critical review/Arvind Kumar. 2. The invertebrate colonization during decomposition of Eichhornia crassipes solms in the mouth zone of Guarei river into Jurumirim reservoir/R. Henry and N. de L. Stripari. 3. Effects of prescribed burning on bacterial and f…ungal communities of top soil in Olokemeji forest reserve Nigeria/A. Akinsoji and Elizabeth Sowemimo. 4. Muga based ecological farming system an approach to sustainable rural development and ecorestoration/ L.N. Kakati and B.T. Kakati. 5. Water management and analysis /K. Bayapu Reddy R.V.S.S.L. Revathi and T. Manjunatha. 6. Biomonitoring approach with benthic macro invertebrates for water quality assessment in Amedium reservoir/Ch. Srinivas and Ravi Shankar Piska. 7. Diversity of phyto and zooplankton with reference to pollution status of Kalavam Bazaar lake Arcot Vellore district/V. Indra V. Prabakaran and R. Balachandar. 8. Biochemical changes in the snail bellamya bengalensis (lamarck) under toxic stress of sumicidin/P.H. Rohankar and K.M. Kulkarni. 9. Air pollution and human body/V. Rajendra Prasad Y. Prasanna Kumar P. King and V.S.R.K. Prasad. 10. Requirement of dietary vitamin E in relation to growth feed conversion and deficiency symptoms for the fingerlings of labeo rohita (hamilton)/Ashok K. Gupta. 11. Effect of metal poisoning on total body carbohydrate in sphaerodema rusticum (belostomatidae hemiptera)/S. Mumtazuddinj and S. Ehteshamuddin. 12. A model approach for the water quality a case study of river Cauvery/A.G. Nataraj K.L. Prakash R.K. Somashekar and N. Manamohan Rao. 13. Impact of tourist influx on the courtallam water quality index/G. Gitanjali and A. Kumaresan. 14. Water quality index for ground water affected with bicycle manufacturing industrial wastes an environmental quality audit/Vineeta Shunkla Sharda Abusaria Monika Dhakkhar and K.V. Sastry. 15. Zooplankton diversity in the Chennai coast Tamil Nadu/V. Indra and R. Ramanibai. 16. The diversity and seasonality of soil protozoans in Gir protected area/Pragna Parikh Rushita Adhikari and Kiran Ahir. 17. Investigation on sub surface water quality of Tarikere taluk with special reference to physico chemical characteristics/K. Harish Babu and E.T. Puttaiah. 18. Analysis of fluoride in the groundwater of Akola district a case study/S.B. Thakare A.V. Parwate M. Rao. 19. Parasitic infection and drinking water quality in Lashkar township (Gwalior)/M.P. Naseem Khan Asha Mathur and R. Mathur. 20. Energy Dispersive X ray Spectrometer (EDS) analysis of cesspool environment soil samples/J. Subashini N. Ramamurthy and G. Jagadeesan. 21. Effect of stocking density on the blood parameters of Goldfish carassius aurtatus/A. Elezabeth Mary and M. Sakthivel. 22. Food and feeding habits of the gobiid fish pseudapocryptes lanceolatus (bloch and schneider 1801) of the Vasista Godavari estuary East coast of India K.V.C.S. Appa Rao and K. Sreeramulu. 23. Physico chemical studies on pollution in river Sengar at District Etawah (U.P.) K.K. Saxena Raj Narayan and Yogesh Babu Dixit. 24. Distribution of nutrients at different seasons in Tharangambadi Vanjur coasts south east coast of India/P. Martin Deva Prasath and T. Hidayathullakhan. 25. Impact of Garbage Dumping on the groundwater quality of Madurai city a case study/S. Sheerin and Mary Esther Rani. 26. Occurrence of a cyanophycean bloom in Mallapura tank near Chitradurga Karnataka/A.B. Banakar B.R. Kiran R. Purushothama E.T. Puttaiah and S. Manjappa. 27. Physico chemical parameters and elemental analysis of the soils of sugarcane fields with and without Red Rot disease incidence/S. Velmurugan R. Narayanaswamy and S. Ravi. 28. Impact of fungicide validacin 3L on bioenergetics of the freshwater fish silver carp hypophthalmichthys molitrix/S. Athikesavan S. Vincent and B. Velmurugan. 29. BGA diversity in paddy fields and wetlands of Satna (M.P.)/Rashmi Singh and Priti Samdariya. 30. Effect of earthworm exudate on growth and yield of tagete.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Status of freshwater in India a review/Arvind Kumar and Chandan Bohra. 2. Hydrochemical studies on Suvarnamukhi sub basin of Arkavathi river Bangalore district Karnataka/H.C. Vajrappa and N. Rajdhan Singh. 3. Prediction of Nitrate pollution of groundwater a case study/Sarbjit… Singh Sooch Baljeet S. Kapoor Bijay Singh and N.S. Grewal. 4. Mining initiatives for placer deposits along the east coast of India a preliminary assessment of possible impact on coastal environment/M. Jagannadha Rao J. Venkata Ramana and M. Chandra Rao. 5. Influence of thermal stratification on dissolved oxygen in Subhas Sarobar Kolkata/N.R. Samal D. Roy A. Mazumdar and B. Bose. 6. Pollution of drinking water by Iron in tribal area of Sundargarh district Orissa a guide to community health workers and non government organizations/P.C. Sahu and H.K. Sahoo. 7. Microbial contamination in drinking water cause detection and remedy/M.K. Bhutra and Ambica Soni. 8. Pollution impact on the hydrobiology of river Nakatia at Bareilly/Neelima Gupta V.K. Verma and D.K. Gupta. 9. Status of drinking water quality awareness and its impact on student health a study of schools of Buldana district/S.V. Agarkar and B.S. Thombre. 10. Analysis and seasonal comparative study of Amanishah Nallah and neighbouring ground water sources in Sanganer town Jaipur/Dinesh Kumar Hari Singh Shivran Mahavir Prasad and R.V. Singh. 11. A study on groundwater quality in residential colonies of Visakhapatnam/T. Usha Madhuri and B. Subhashini. 12. Relation between COD and BOD in Sewage and groundwater samples around Nasik city/S.P. Wagh and V.S. Shrivastava. 13. Software development on groundwater quality of Chengalpattu environs Kancheepuram district Tamil Nadu (GQS)/R. Annadurai and P. Kamaraj. 14. Soil and groundwater pollution by agrochemicals a review/D.S. Kler Navneet Kaur and R.S. Uppal. 15. Groundwater quality index near industrial area/Deepali A. Sohani G.R. Chaudhary and V.S. Shrivastava. 16. Studies on primary productivity of a Wetland/O.P. Mandal A.K. Sinha and K.M.P. Sinha. 17. Seasonal fluctuation of primary production in bonal reservoir Gulbarga district Karnataka/H. Anjinappa and K. Vijaykumar. 18. Study on Zooplankton diversity in relation to some hydrological parameters in a freshwater pond ecosystem/C. Maruthanayagam S. Radja Piragache and C. Senthil Kumar. 19. Water quality profile of man khad stream in outer Himalayas/Er. Moti Ram Sharma. 20. Status of fisheries resources in selected backwaters of Kerala/P.K. Sukumaran and V.K. Unnithan. 21. The benthic and littoral fauna of a perennial polluted tank in Bangalore/P.K. Sukumaran. 22. Ecological imbalance by reservoirs/V. Srihari and C.R. Suribabu. 23. Studies on limnological characteristics of Guruvayanakere Pond near Belthangady S.K. district/B.A. Kumara Hegde G. Suresha K. Ramadas and B. Yashovarma. 24. Diel variation in waterfowl during winter at Sirpur tank Indore/Manjeet Malhotra M.M. Prakash and K. Pawar. 25. Physico chemical characteristics of wastewater from Bakelite manufacturing industry/V. Arutchelvan V.K. Kanakasabai R. Elangovan and S. Nagarajan. 26. Limnological studies of Potsangban river Manipur/Laishram Kosygin and Haobijam Dhamendra. 27. Water quality management for Jagath tank Gulbarga India a case study/K. Vijaykumar Shashikanth Majagi B. Vasanthkumar and Murali Jadesh. 28. Seasonal variations in species composition of aquatic Hyphomycetes in two temperate streams/S.C. Sati and N. Tiwari. 29. Assessment of groundwater quality in Visakhapatnam area Andhra Pradesh India/Y. Prasanna Kumar and P. King. 30. Effects of polluted water irrigation on Hemagglutination and thermal stability of Pissum Sativum Lectin/R.B. Lal and K.D. Saxena. 31. An assessment of water quality of river Cauvery at Mettur Salem district Tamil Nadu in relation to pollution/V. Mathivanan P. Vijayan and Selvi Sabhanayakam. 32. Study of the influence of aquaculture development on environment a remote sensing approach/P. Ve.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Status of science centres and museums of Bangladesh an overview/Mesbahul Alam. 2. The special consideration for establishing science city in Egypt (science for all)/Salwa Abdalla El gharib. 3. The changing role of science centres and museums in developing countr…ies an appraisal/Samir Kumar Ray. 4. A presentation on educational programmes and activities organised by national council of science museums Govt. of India and a live demonstration lecture on physics fun with papers/Ratan Kumar Chakrabarti. 5. Changing role of science centres and museums in India/V.B. Kamble. 6. Science centre challenge in a changing world/Herudi Kartowisastro. 7. Role of the national science centre in nurturing science and technology learning/Jayanath Appudurai. 8. Current status of science centres and museums in Mauritius/Oree Vishwamitra. 9. Science centres and museums in Nepal/Dayananda Bajracharya. 10. Museums and science centres in Pakistan/Muhammad Rashid Awan. 11. Proposed national norms and standards for a network of science centres in South Africa/K.M. Lebs Mphahlele. 12. Museums and science centres in Sri Lanka/Arumahennadige Piyasiri. 13. The changing role of science centers and museums in Sudan/Ibrahim Babiker Abdalla. 14. The Syrian culture and Syrian vision of the role of museums in developing and protecting the culture and civilization the plans in the future/Yousef Khacho. 15. Roles of the Monterey Bay Aquarium in community and marine biological education/Le Ly. 16. More effective and attractive activities are needed for museums to universalize scientific knowledge/Nguyen Van Huy. 17. Vietnam strives for purpose to socializing science and technology activities/Phan Huy Chi. 18. Zambia's advance towards developing a science centre/Festers Hangandu Mungo. 19. Future prospects of science centres and museums in the changing economies and the ongoing technological revolution in the developing world/Jibanananda Mishra. Brief report. Hanoi declaration 2004. List of participants. The Changing Role of Science Centres and Museums in Developing Countries based on the proceedings of the international workshop on the above subject held in Hanoi Vietnam during 20 22 October 2004. Science centres and museums are very important in discovering and exploring ideas and also in helping to forge a strong relationship between science and society. The role of museums in society has also expanded as they are not merely concerned with the procurement care study display of objects but also are the information centres for understanding our world raising public awareness of current research and stimulating an interest in science among people. The content is focused on the programmes activities galleries displays exhibits methods means strategies etc. to attract more visitors to the science centres and museums. The volume contains contributions from well known experts from various developing countries and an overview on the status of the science centres in these countries. It also includes the Hanoi Resolution 2004 signed by 14 country representatives respectively from Algeria Bangladesh Egypt India Indonesia Malaysia Mauritius Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka South Africa Sudan Vietnam Zambia. 174 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Status of biodiversity in Inland wetlands of Gwalior Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh/R.J. Rao R.K. Garg S. Taigore M. Arya H. Singh Bidyalakshmi and K. Kushwah. 2. Marine ornamental fishes in the little Andaman Island/M. Murugan Malo 176 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Biochemical composition of wild copepods Acartia Erythraea Giesbrecht and Oithona brevicornis Giesbrecht from Coleroon Coastal waters Southeast Coast of India/M. Rajkumar K.P. Kumaraguru Vasagam and P. Perumal. 2. Studies on the toxic effects of arsenic on glucose content in…freshwater fish Labeo Rohita (Hamilton)/K. Pazhanisamy. 3. Microbial resources of the mangrove and Vellar Estuary Southeast Coast of India/Surajit Das P.S. Lyla and S. Ajmal Khan. 4. A study on the physico chemical characteristics of water in Vallur Village of Tiruvallur District Tamil Nadu India/M. Sangeetha P. Lakshmi Devi P. Indumathy J. Jayanthi and M.G. Ragunathan. 5. Zooplankton diversity of Goutami Godavari Estuary Yanam Pondicherry (U.T.)/K. Sree Latha and S. Rajalakshmi. 6. Research on Bioactive compounds producing marine actinobacteria/K. Sivakumar Maloy Kumar Sahu J. Rajkumar T. Thangaradjou and L. Kanna. 7. Physico chemical factors of the waters of Vattambakkam lake in Kanchipuram District Tamil Nadu India/R. Eswaralakshmi J. Jayanthi and M.G. Ragunathan. 8. Water quality Index (WQI) of Shetty Lake and Hadhinaru Lake of Mysore District Karnataka India/B.M. Sudeep S. Srikantswamy and S.P. Hosmani. 9. Preliminary observations on physico chemical characteristics of water and soil of domestic sewage water and it's suitability for aquaculture/S.S. Dhane S.J. Meshram and P.E. Shinagre. 10. Assessment of microbial load along with limnological analysis in flood affected areas of Thar Desert of Rajasthan India/Mamta Rawat Sumit Dookia and G.R. Jakher. 11. Diversity of fish fauna in Nagathibelagulu Pond Shimoga Karnataka/H.M. Ashashree M. Venkateshwarlu and H.M. Renuka Swamy. 12. Culture potential of clams along the coast of India/Milind M. Girkar Sachin B. Satam and Prakash Shingare. 13. Vibriosis and parasitic Isopod infections in the Black Fin Sea Catfish Arius Jella/M. Rajkumar R. Thavasi J.P. Trilles and P. Perumal. 14. Assessment of polyculture trial of giant freshwater Prawn (M. Rosenbergii) with O. Mossambicus (Tilapia) and Carps in the ponds of aquafarmer/P.E. Shingare G.A. Shirgur and V.B. Mehta. 15. Role of women in aquaculture/K. Sree Latha. 16. Polyculture trials of lates calcarifer (Jitada) with O. Mossambicus (Tilapa) and Carps in the Station Pond and in private aquafarmer/P.E. Shingare G.A. Shirgur and V.B. Mehta. 17. Seasonal variations in the Haematological parameters of three species of the Genus Channa from Khandala Reservoir Dist. Osmanabad (MS)/K.R. Reddy M.G. Babare and M.V. Mote. 18. The saline soil resources of Maharashtra and its suitability for aquaculture/S.S. Dhane P.E. Shingare and S.J. Meshram. 19. Effect of water probiotic on water quality and growth of Catla seed in Rain Fed Ponds/P.E. Shinagre S.J. Meshram and S.S. Dhane. 20. Biology of anostracan zooplankton/S.P. Chavan and M.S. Kadam. Index. The present book is compendium of recent original research in the field of aquatic ecology. It is an assemblage of up to date information of rapid advances and developments taking place in the field of aquatic ecology. The book is a unique compilation of 20 chapters which discusses exhaustive studies on planktonology physico chemical environment fisheries toxicology physiology etc. with its application oriented and interdisciplinary approach the book would be immensely useful to students teachers researchers scientists policy makers environmental lawyers and others interested in aquatic ecology. The chapters in the book have been contributed by eminent scientists academicians active in the areas of aquatic ecology. 144 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. List of acronyms. I. Introduction and summary of the results of the expert consultation. II. The resources its uses and present action programmes 1. Species Profiles Rattan/Terry C.H. Sunderland and John Dransfield. 2. General introduction to Rattan the biolog…ical background to exploitation and the history of Rattan research/John Dransfield. 3. Challenges and constraints in Rattan processing and utilization/Walter Liese. 4. Presentation of INBAR's Programme on Rattan/I.R. Hunter and Y. Lou. 5. CIFOR Research forest products and people Rattan issues/Brian Belcher. 6. Rattan genetic resources conservation and use IPGRI's perspective and strategy/L.T. Hong V. Ramanatha Rao and W. Amaral. 7. ITTO's experiences in promoting tropical non timber forest products/Hwan Ok Ma. III. Status of Rattan resources and uses in Africa and Asia 1. Status of Rattan resources and use in West and Central Africa/Terry C.H. Sunderland. 2. Rattan as a sustainable industry in Africa the need for technological interventions/A. Oteng Amoako and B. Obiri Darko. 3. Status of Rattan resources and use in South Asia/C. Renuka. 4. The status of the Rattan sectors in Lao People's Democratic Republic Vietnam and Cambodia with an emphasis on Cane supply/Tom Evans. 5. Degraded tropical forest and its potential role for Rattan development an Indonesian perspective/Toga Silitonga. 6. Country report on the status of Rattan resources and uses in Malaysia/Abdul Razak Mohd Ali and R.S. Raja Barizan. 7. Rattan resources of the Philippines their extent production utilization and issues on resource development/Florentino O. Tesoro. 8. Thai Rattan in the early 2000/Isara Vongkaluang. 9. Rattan in East Kalimantan Indonesia Species composition abundance distribution and growth in some selected sites/Johan L.C.H. van Valkenburg). IV. Review of policy institutional and socio economic aspects governing the Rattan section 1. Harvesting Wild Rattan opportunities constraints and monitoring methods/Stephen F. Siebert. 2. Rattan in the twenty first century an outlook/Cherla B. Sastry. 3. Policy and institutional framework for sustainable development of Rattan/M.N. Salleh. V. Identification and discussion on required actions to enhance the sustainable development of the Rattan sector 1. Key Issues for action/Wulf Killmann. Conclusions and recommendations. Appendices. This volume contains the outcome of the Expert Consultation on Rattan Development held at FAO Rome from 5 to 7 December 2000 which was jointly organised with the International Network on Bamboo and Rattan (INBAR) and co funded by the Sweedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The report includes a summary of discussions recommendations and background papers and is organised according to the four thematic areas considered by the consultation resources uses and present action programmes country reports on the status of Rattan resources and uses in Africa and Asia Review of Policy institutional and socio economic aspects governing the Rattan sector and Identification and discussions on required actions to enhance the sustainable development of the Rattan sector. The 20 background paper give a comprehensive overview of the situation and prospects for the development of the Rattan sector in Africa and Asia. 272 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword/C.D. Mayee. Foreword/C. Manoharachary. Preface. A biographical sketch of Jayashree Deshpande. 1. Eco friendly alternatives to pesticides in management of soil and tuber borne diseases of potato in organic farming/R.K. Arora and Jyotsana Sharma. 2. Cellulosic ethanol fuel for the… future/M.M.V. Baig and S.S. Wadje. 3. Soft rot of garlic caused by Geotrichum candium L. Pathogenesis biochemical changes and control/B. Bhadraiah and P. Rama Rao. 4. Role of air borne fungi in the biodeterioration of Buddhist paintings in Ajanta caves/Brahmanand Deshpande and L.V. Gangawane. 5. Environmental protection a case study on the highly polluted major lakes of Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh/S.V.A. Chandrasekhar. 6. Some facts regarding the mangroves of Maharashtra/N.S. Chavan M.V. Gokhale and A.B. Telave. 7. Emperical relations for eco labeling of agricultural farms/V.A.S. Daniel and S.B. Wagh. 8. Impact of distillery effluents on water and soil quality/Jayashree Deshpande and V.S. Lomte. 9. Environmental issues herbal pharmaceutical industries/D.M. Dharmadhikari and A.P. Vanerkar. 10. Rhizosphere and Rhizoplane Mycoflora under the influence of deproteinized leaf juice of Lucerne/D.A. Doiphode and A.M. Mungikar. 11. Role of nitrogen fixing microorganism in bioremediation of salt affected soils/L.V. Gangawane. 12. Sewage irrigation and soil microorganisms/P.N. Jadhav and L.V. Gangawane. 13. Biodegradation of Lignin sub structure model compounds by Penicillium/S.R. Joshi and S.A. Dutta. 14. Some considerations on genetically modified organisms and aquatic biodiversity/G.D. Khedkar and A.S. Ninawe. 15. Environmental impacts on fish germplasm/G.D. Khedkar. 16. Municipal solid and hazardous waste management a review/V.C. Khilare and L.V. Gangawane. 17. Pesticide threat and biotechnological remedies/G.K. Kulkarni. 18. Importance of VAM Fungal Diversity on forest tree species in a deciduous forest/H.C. Lakshman. 19. Distribution density and diversity of primary producers in Thane Creek Waters/V.W. Lande and J.P. Kotangale. 20. Assessment of biomass as energy resource/S. Mande and S.B. Wagh. 21. Mitosporic fungi and their importance/C. Manoharachary and B. Bhadraiah. 22. Environment and its global issues/B.N. Pande. 23. Nutrient reduction though utilization of bio indicators a case study of a tropical lake/S. Pani A. Dubey and S.M. Misra. 24. Biocontrol potential of Trichoderma a review/S.S. Patale and D.S. Mukadam. 25. Oceanography as environment/S.K. Patel. 26. Ecological studies of leaf litter fungi of Citrus aurantium/Ch Ramesh and K.C. Raju. 27. Environmental protection in relation to Vipassana Meditation/J.S. Sardar. 28. Urbanization a worldwide problem/Nilima Wahegaonkar. 29. Transition from hydrocarbon to hydrogen global initiatives to harness green energy/A. Yogamoorrthi. 30. Biotechnology in environment management/S.R. Wate and S. Bodkhe. Index. Now a days maintaining the healthy environment on the surface of the earth has been essential. The scientist has evaluated various methods and now it has been possible to manage the environmental pollution. In this context the present volume includes the recent technologies for the management of environment in different directions. The volume Sustainable Environmental Management consists of 30 review articles on different aspects of environmental studies by well known international scientists which also provide guidelines to pathologists microbiologists biotechnologists and other scientists for sustainable environment on this globe. 278 pp.
