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Aspects of Plant Sciences Vol. 1
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P.K.K.Nair
Contents: Contributions of Charles Darwin to pollen biology,A cytological evalution of fern taxonomy,An appraisal of the taxonomy of triticum and capsicum,Antiquity of angiosperms,the thalamiflorae-an analysis of pollen morphology,Indian cymonosperms-in time and space,Cytological evolution in the fern family pteridaceac.
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Bees and Pollination
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A.J. Solomon Raju
¨ Circadian atmospheric pollen incidence of Ixora arborea Roxb. Ex Sm. with reference to floral biology ¨ Floral biology, pollination, fruiting aspects and importance of some herbaceous weeds of Amaranthaceae family ¨ Role of honeybees in oilseed production ¨ Apiculture development in India with special reference to Jammu & Kashmir — challenges and opportunities ¨ Role of pollination in Pulses ¨ A comparative palynological study of Korba and Bilaspur cities of Chhattisgarh State ¨ Morphometric analysis, floral rewards and floral calendar of the dwarf honey bee, Apis florea F. in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, India ¨ Beekeeping and sustainable development in the twenty-first century ¨ Reproductive biology of Impatiens grandis (Balsaminaceae) - An endemic balsam of Southern Western Ghats
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Bengal Native Army to Year Eighteen Ninety-Five
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Cardew, G.F.
Contents: Chapter 1-1599-1767,2- 1767-1796,3- 1797-1814,4- 1814-1824,5- 1824-1838,6- 1838-1845,7- 1845-1857,8- 1857-1861,9- 1862-1879,10- 1878-1881,11- 1882-1890,12- 1891-1895, Appendix A chronological list of the corps of the Bengal Army, showing particulars of their origin, and their subsequent history, Existing corps of the Bengal army,showing dates of raising and changes in their titles,Commanders-in-chief of the Bengal army,Chronological list of the services of the Bengal native army, Index.
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Bio-Intensive Approaches: Application and Effectiveness in Plant Disease Management
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Mujeebur R. Khan, R.N. Pandey
Plant diseases are one of the major biotic factors, which destroy around 10-20% of crop produce during pre and post-harvest stages. Farmers apply high doses of pesticides to control pests and diseases, but the treatments often fail to give an economic return because of late application and/or poor quality of the pesticide. This situation warrants evolving appropriate plant protection strategies so as to minimize pesticide input in agriculture, and to make the plant protection strategies economical and ecofriendly. In this direction, bio-intensive approaches may work as an effective and alternate option to chemical pesticides, and may offer economical and sustainable solutions of plant disease problems. The book, “Bio-intensive approaches: application and effectiveness in plant diseases management” presents elaborated and updated information on non-chemical and integrated methods of pests and plant disease management. The volume embodies 25 chapters covering major diseases of agriculturally important crops, highlighting the application and effectiveness of bio-intensive methods of their management, especially biological and cultural methods as well as the biotechnological and nano-technological tools. The present book shall serve as an important reference source and would provide field orientated and detailed information, highly useful to students, scientists, faculties, entrepreneurs, industrialists, planners and others intend to devise and develop bio-intensive modules for management of diseases in food and medicinal crops.
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