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Hardcover. First Edition. First Edition. Portions of the book are in English, while others are in Sanskrit. Sound binding and hinges. Clean, off-white pages. Paper over boards is lightly edge rubbed. DJ has general shelf wear, edge wear. Papers presented at the National Semina on Jaina Logic and Epistemology held at the Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Poona, Pune, India. 7.75" tall; 179 pages. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Acknowledgements. Statistical analysis. 1. Convolvulaceae. 2. Solanaceae. 3. Scrophulariaceae. 4. Orobanchaceae. 5. Lentibulariaceae. 6. Gesneriaceae. 7. Bignoniaceae. 8. Pedaliaceae. 9. Acanthaceae. 10. Verbenaceae. 11. Avicenniaceae. 12. Lamiaceae. 13. Plantaginaceae. 14. Nyctaginaceae. 15. Amaranthaceae. 16. Chenopodiaceae. 17. Basellaceae. 18. Phytolaccaceae. 19. Polygonaceae. 20. Podostemaceae. 21. Aristolochiaceae. 22. Piperaceae. 23. Chloranthaceae. 24. Myristicaceae. 25. Lauraceae. 26. Proteaceae. 27. Thymelaeaceae. 28. Elaeagnaceae. 29. Loranthaceae. 30. Viscaceae. 31. Santalaceae. 32. Balanophoraceae. 33. Euphorbiaceae. 34. Buxaceae. 35. Daphniphyllaceae. 36. Urticaceae. 37. Ulmaceae. 38. Cannbaceae. 39. Moraceae. 40. Platanaceae. 41. Juglandaceae. 42. Casuarinaceae. 43. Betulaceae. 44. Fagaceae. 45. Salicaceae. 46. Ceratophyllaceae. 47. References. 48. Index to botanical names. 49. Index to local vernacular/English common names. …

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. Key to the families. 1. Orchidaceae. 2. Zingiberaceae. 3. Marantaceae. 4. Musaceae. 5. Cannaceae. 6. Heliconiaceae. 7. Bromeliaceae. 8. Haemodoraceae. 9. Dioscoreaceae. 10. Taccaceae. 11. Smilacaceae. 12. Agavaceae. 13. Hypoxidaceae. 14.Amaryllidaceae. 15. Burmanniaceae. 16. Iridaceae. 17. Pontederiaceae. 18. Xyridaceae. 19. Commelinaceae. 20. Flagellariaceae. 21. Juncaceae. 22. Arecaceae. 23. Pandanaceae. 24. Typhaceae. 25. Araceae. 26. Lemnaceae. 27. Alismataceae. 28. Najadaceae. 29. Hydrocharitaceae. 30. Liliaceae. 31. Aponogetonaceae. 32. Potamogetonaceae. 33. Eriocaulaceae. 34. Hydatellaceae. 35. Cyperaceae. 36. Poaceae. References. Index to botanical names. Index to local/vernacular names/common English names. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Introduction: Drench your body in boundless energy with Two Amazing Nutrients CoQ10 and PQQStay Healthy and Young with Unlimited Energy even into Your Golden Years If you want to stay youthful and have all the benefits and power of youth as long as possible, it is imperative to learn about two very remarkable natural nutrients, Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) and PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline quinine.) Coernzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a nutrient found in every cell in your body. Your body makes CoQ10. Your cells use tt to produce energy your body needs for cell growth and maintenance. Your CoQ10 levels decline as you age. Take CoQ10 supplements to replenish the levels of deficiency of CoQ10. CoQ10 helps maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels, promotes arterial health and support strong heartbeatsYour hearts beats around 100,000 times a day; in order to function properly it needs the nutrient CoQ10. CoQ10 is considered heart tonic, often referred to as spark plug. When CoQ10 levels get low, your heart suffers a lot under strain to do its job. Ultimately your entire body suffers.Clinical studies have linked significantly decreased levels of CoQ10 to a wide variety of diseases. Because the enzyme CoQ10 is in high concentration in heart muscle cells, deficiency has been linked to cardiovascular diseases, including angina, arrhythmia, and heart failure. Problems, such as blood sugar regulation, gum disease, and stomach ulcer have also been linked to CoQ10 deficiency. Many pharmaceutical drugs like statins (cholesterol lowering drugs) deplete CoQ10. It is essential to supplement CoQ10 to replenish the level.There are many more health benefits of CoQ10 like improved immune system, heart muscle cells, effective in the treatment of angina, atherosclerosis, male fertility, sperm count and sperm motility, mitral valve, muscular dystrophy, fight cancer and so on. KEEP READING.We learned from above that heart needs CoQ10. Now we will learn from below that Brain needs PQQMitochondria: The source of life in your bodyMitochondria are tiny power plants or power house inside each cell. Mitochondria are the only power plants or microscopic energy factories inside your cells. Mitochondria are the only power plants inside each cell. They are so critical they have their own DNA and that's what connects them to telomeres (bits of DNA at the end of chromosome.)Thus, they can REPLICATE. They replicate independently of the cell in which they reside. This means mitochondrial replication is not coupled to cell division. Thus, they INCRESE numbers within a cell, if they have the right nutrient. This nutrient is PQQ, Pyroloquinoline quinine. Researchers proved that PQQ produce new mitochondria, and also repairs the damaged ones. Recent clinical studies reveal that your brain is a prime target for mitochondrial decay more than any other organs in your body. This is because of the high-energy demands of your brain cells, and their exposer to large amounts of oxygen makes them vulnerable to damage from free radicals and oxidative stress. If the damage is too severe, the brain cells trigger the destruction of their own mitochondria. Fewer mitochondria in your brain cells mean you lose your ability to make energy and your mental performance decline. Ultimately, this causes your brain cells commit "cell Suicide or apoptosis." This loss of cells in your brain tissue affects your mobility, your ability to learn, and your memory, leading to all kinds of neurological and brain disorders.Fortunately we have PQQ to the rescue. Astaxanthin is a miracle nutrients of twenty first century. use for treatment of Alzheimer, Parkinson, heart attack, strok, vision problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condición: New. The book consists of 14 essays written by eminent scholars in the field and focuses on India-Central Asia relations especially in the past two decades with a historical perspective. Editor(s): Dash, P.L. Num Pages: 232 pages. BIC Classification: HBJF; JPS; KCG. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational; (U) Tertiary Education (US: College). Dimension: 239 x 162 x 20. Weight in Grams: 482. . 2013. hardcover. . . . . …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Introduction. I. General account and topography 1. Area. 2. Topography. 3. Geology. 4. Soil. 5. Climate. II. Vegetation 1. Forest vegetation. 2. Grassland vegetation. 3. Hydrophytic vegetation. 4. Biotic interferences over the vegetation. 5. Faunal composition. 6. Botanical exploration past and present. 7. Present collections and presentation of the work. 8. Statistical analysis of the flora. 9. Endemic endangered and germplasm materials. 10. Pytogeographical aspects. III. Economic plants 1. Timber yielding plants. 2. Tannin and essential oil yielding plants. 3. Fibre yielding plants. 4. Paper and pulp yielding plants. 5. Plants with edible leaves. 6. Plants with edible underground parts. 7. Plants with edible flowers/shoot. 8. Plants with edible fruits. 9. Medicinal plants. 10. Cultivated plants. 11. Garden plants. 12. Vegetables. 13. Tuber crops. 14. Fruit plants. 15. Cereals and millets. 16. Pulses. 17. Oil seeds. 18. Spices and condiments. 19. Sugar crops. IV. Systematic account 1. Key to the families of flowering plants. 2. Enumeration of plants. References. Index for valid scientific name genus and family. The present work embodies the result of more than ten years floristic and utility of plant resources survey of one of the remote areas of the Eastern Ghats region comprising four districts of Orissa viz Rayagada Koraput Nowrangpur and Malkangiri. The Koraput region is rich in plant wealth and for long time this area was under explored. The study covers an area of 26 921sq km and the total number of species described are 582 (324 genera and 100 families) that includes several rare/endangered and endemic taxa along with 19 photographs and 16 line diagrams. Keys to the families genera and species (based on modified Bentham and Hooker's System) have been provided to help identification. Systematic enumeration includes species nomenclature diagnostic description and local names. Phytogeographically the area is most interesting as its floristic composition represents an admixture of the northern tropical and temperate elements with those of the Deccan elements and a meeting ground of southern and northern type of forests. The book will be useful to teachers scholars and students of botany agriculture and forestry and to plant lovers and such others. 394 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Acknowledgements. Photo plates. 1. Saxifragaceae. 2. Parnassiaceae. 3. Vahliaceae. 4. Grossulariaceae. 5. Iteaceae. 6. Escalloniaceae. 7. Hydrangeaceae. 8. Philadelphaceae. 9. Crassulaceae. 10. Droseraceae. 11. Hamamelidaceae. 12. Altingiaceae. 13. Haloragaceae. 14. Hippuridaceae. 15. Callitrichaceae. 16. Rhizophoraceae. 17. Combretaceae. 18. Myrtaceae. 19. Lecythidaceae. 20. Index to Botanical name. …

Condición: New. The book consists of 14 essays written by eminent scholars in the field and focuses on India-Central Asia relations especially in the past two decades with a historical perspective. Editor(s): Dash, P.L. Num Pages: 232 pages. BIC Classification: HBJF; JPS; KCG. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational; (U) Tertiary Education (US: College). Dimension: 239 x 162 x 20. Weight in Grams: 482. . 2013. hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. …

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Apiaceae. 2. Araliaceae. 3. Cornaceae. 4. Alangiaceae. 5. Nyssaceae. 6. Caprifoliaceae. 7. Carlemanniaceae. 8. Sambucaceae. 9. Rubiaceae. 10. Valerianaceae. 11. Dipsacaceae. 12. Morinaceae. 13. Asteraceae. 14. Lobeliaceae. 15. Stylidiaceae. 16. Campanulaceae. 17. Sphenocleaceae. 18. Vacciniaceae. 19. Ericaceae. 20. Monotropaceae. 21. Plumbaginaceae. 22. Primulaceae. 23. Myrsinaceae. 24. Sapotaceae. 25. Sarcospermataceae. 26. Ebenaceae. 27. Styracaceae. 28. Symplocaceae. 29. Oleaceae. 30. Salvadoraceae. 31. Apocynaceae. 32. Asclepiadaceae. 33. Loganiaceae. 34. Buddlejaceae. 35. Gentianaceae. 36. Menyanthaceae. 37. Polemoniaceae. 38. Hydrophyllaceae. 39. Boraginaceae. 40. References. 41. Index of local names. 42. Index of botanical names. …

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Vol. II: Semiarid & Arid Region: 37. Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Rajasthan. 38. Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan. 39. Khijadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 40. Nalsarovar, Gujarat. 41. Thol Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 42. Wadhvana Wetland, Gujarat. Peninsular India Including Deccan Plateau, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Coastal Regions: 43. Bhoj Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 44. Sakhya Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 45. Sirpur Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 46. Yashwant Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 47. Ansupa Lake, Odisha. 48. Bhitarkanika Mangroves, Odisha. 49. Chilika Lake, Odisha. 50. Hirakud Reservoir, Odisha. 51. Satkosia Gorge, Odisha. 52. Tampara Lake, Odisha. 53. Lonar Lake, Maharashtra. 54. Nandur Madhameshwar, Maharashtra. 55. Thane Creek, Maharashtra. 56. Nanda Lake, Goa. 57. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka. 58. Kolleru Lake, Andhra Pradesh. 59. Ashtamudi Wetland, Kerala. 60. Sasthamkota Lake, Kerala. 61. Vembanad-Kol Wetland, Kerala. 62. Chitrangudi Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 63. Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, Tamil Nadu. 64. Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 65. Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 66. Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 67. Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest, Tamil Nadu. 68. Pichavaram Mangrove, Tamil Nadu. 69. Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 70. Suchindram Theroor Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. 71. Udhayamarthandapuram Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 72. Vaduvur Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 73. Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 74. Vellode Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 75. Vembannur Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. Wetlands are important for providing ecological balance and economic services to the mankind. They control the hydrological cycle of local environment and provide various ecosystem services tot the local inhabitants. The wetlands of international importance are designated as Ramsar Sites. In India, 75 wetlands are designated as Ramsar Sites covering 0.4% of country s geographical area. These 75 Ramsar sites are from various phytogeographic regions from the high altitude Himalayan Mountains to the Gangetic Palins and Peninsular India. They are either manmade or natural wetlands and support wide array of flora and fauna in and around the water bodies. The books Compendium on Phytodiversity of Ramsar Sites in India in two volumes contains the result of rapid floristic assessment conducted by Botanical Survey of India in these 75 Ramsar Sites. A staggering 4126 species of plants were documented in two volumes with more than 3226 taxa of flowering plants alone. Photographs of important species are included which would help in identification of species. These enormous plant diversity also includes many economically important and medicinally important species along with some threatened and endemic species. Conservation of these floristic elements is the key to the sustainable management of these vulnerable ecosystems.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Vol. I: Preface. Introduction. Western Himalaya. 1. Tso Kar Wetland Complex, Union Territory of Ladakh. 2. Tsomoriri, Union Territory of Ladakh. 3. Hokera Wetland, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 4. Hygam Wetland Conservation Reserve, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 5. Shallbugh Wetland Conservation Reserve, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 6. Surinsar-Mansar Lakes, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 7. Wular Lake, Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. 8. Chandertal Wetland, Himachal Pradesh. 9. Pong Dam Lake, Himachal Pradesh. 10. Renuka Wetland, Himachal Pradesh. 11. Asan Conservation Reserve, Uttarakhand. Gagetic Plains: 12. Beas Conservation Reserve, Punjab. 13. Harike Lake, Punjab. 14. Kanjli, Punjab. 15. Keshopur-Miani Community Reserve, Punjab. 16. Nangal Wildlife Sanctuary, Punjab. 17. Ropar, Punjab. 18. Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary, Haryana. 19. Sultanpur National Park, Haryana. 20. Bakhira Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 21. Haiderpur Wetland, Uttar Pradesh. 22. Nawabganj Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 23. Parvati Arga Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 24. Saman Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 25. Samaspur Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 26. Sandi Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. 27. Sarsai Nawar Jheel, Uttar Pradesh. 28. Sur Sarovar, Uttar Pradesh. 29. Upper Ganga River, Uttar Pradesh. 30. Kabartal Wetland, Bihar. 31. East Calcutta Wetlands, West Bengal. 32. Sunderbans Wetland, West Bengal. North-East India: 33. Deepor Beel, Assam. 34. Loktak Lake, Manipur, 35. Pala Wetland, Mizoram. 36. Rudrasagar Lake, Tripura. Vol. II: Semiarid & Arid Region: 37. Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Rajasthan. 38. Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan. 39. Khijadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 40. Nalsarovar, Gujarat. 41. Thol Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat. 42. Wadhvana Wetland, Gujarat. Peninsular India Including Deccan Plateau, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Coastal Regions: 43. Bhoj Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 44. Sakhya Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 45. Sirpur Wetland, Madhya Pradesh. 46. Yashwant Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. 47. Ansupa Lake, Odisha. 48. Bhitarkanika Mangroves, Odisha. 49. Chilika Lake, Odisha. 50. Hirakud Reservoir, Odisha. 51. Satkosia Gorge, Odisha. 52. Tampara Lake, Odisha. 53. Lonar Lake, Maharashtra. 54. Nandur Madhameshwar, Maharashtra. 55. Thane Creek, Maharashtra. 56. Nanda Lake, Goa. 57. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka. 58. Kolleru Lake, Andhra Pradesh. 59. Ashtamudi Wetland, Kerala. 60. Sasthamkota Lake, Kerala. 61. Vembanad-Kol Wetland, Kerala. 62. Chitrangudi Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 63. Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere Reserve, Tamil Nadu. 64. Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 65. Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 66. Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 67. Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest, Tamil Nadu. 68. Pichavaram Mangrove, Tamil Nadu. 69. Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 70. Suchindram Theroor Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. 71. Udhayamarthandapuram Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 72. Vaduvur Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 73. Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 74. Vellode Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu. 75. Vembannur Wetland Complex, Tamil Nadu. Wetlands are important for providing ecological balance and economic services to the mankind. They control the hydrological cycle of local environment and provide various ecosystem services tot the local inhabitants. The wetlands of international importance are designated as Ramsar Sites. In India, 75 wetlands are designated as Ramsar Sites covering 0.4% of country's geographical area. These 75 Ramsar sites are from various phytogeographic regions from the high altitude Himalayan Mountains to the Gangetic Palins and Peninsular India. They are either manmade or natural wetlands and support wide array of flora and fauna in and around the water bodies. The books 'Compendium on Phytodiversity of Ramsar Sites in India' in two volumes contains the result of rapid floristic assessment conducted by Botanical Survey of India in t.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Introduction: Drench your body in boundless energy with Two Amazing Nutrients CoQ10 and PQQStay Healthy and Young with Unlimited Energy even into Your Golden Years If you want to stay youthful and have all the benefits and power of youth as long as possible, it is imperative to learn about two very remarkable natural nutrients, Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) and PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline quinine.) Coernzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a nutrient found in every cell in your body. Your body makes CoQ10. Your cells use tt to produce energy your body needs for cell growth and maintenance. Your CoQ10 levels decline as you age. Take CoQ10 supplements to replenish the levels of deficiency of CoQ10. CoQ10 helps maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels, promotes arterial health and support strong heartbeatsYour hearts beats around 100,000 times a day; in order to function properly it needs the nutrient CoQ10. CoQ10 is considered heart tonic, often referred to as spark plug. When CoQ10 levels get low, your heart suffers a lot under strain to do its job. Ultimately your entire body suffers.Clinical studies have linked significantly decreased levels of CoQ10 to a wide variety of diseases. Because the enzyme CoQ10 is in high concentration in heart muscle cells, deficiency has been linked to cardiovascular diseases, including angina, arrhythmia, and heart failure. Problems, such as blood sugar regulation, gum disease, and stomach ulcer have also been linked to CoQ10 deficiency. Many pharmaceutical drugs like statins (cholesterol lowering drugs) deplete CoQ10. It is essential to supplement CoQ10 to replenish the level.There are many more health benefits of CoQ10 like improved immune system, heart muscle cells, effective in the treatment of angina, atherosclerosis, male fertility, sperm count and sperm motility, mitral valve, muscular dystrophy, fight cancer and so on. KEEP READING.We learned from above that heart needs CoQ10. Now we will learn from below that Brain needs PQQMitochondria: The source of life in your bodyMitochondria are tiny power plants or power house inside each cell. Mitochondria are the only power plants or microscopic energy factories inside your cells. Mitochondria are the only power plants inside each cell. They are so critical they have their own DNA and that's what connects them to telomeres (bits of DNA at the end of chromosome.)Thus, they can REPLICATE. They replicate independently of the cell in which they reside. This means mitochondrial replication is not coupled to cell division. Thus, they INCRESE numbers within a cell, if they have the right nutrient. This nutrient is PQQ, Pyroloquinoline quinine. Researchers proved that PQQ produce new mitochondria, and also repairs the damaged ones. Recent clinical studies reveal that your brain is a prime target for mitochondrial decay more than any other organs in your body. This is because of the high-energy demands of your brain cells, and their exposer to large amounts of oxygen makes them vulnerable to damage from free radicals and oxidative stress. If the damage is too severe, the brain cells trigger the destruction of their own mitochondria. Fewer mitochondria in your brain cells mean you lose your ability to make energy and your mental performance decline. Ultimately, this causes your brain cells commit "cell Suicide or apoptosis." This loss of cells in your brain tissue affects your mobility, your ability to learn, and your memory, leading to all kinds of neurological and brain disorders.Fortunately we have PQQ to the rescue. Astaxanthin is a miracle nutrients of twenty first century. use for treatment of Alzheimer, Parkinson, heart attack, strok, vision problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condición: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Dash R. C.Dr.R.C.Dash is working as Professor in the Dept. of Farm Machinery and Power,OUAT, Bhubaneswar.He has 24 years of teaching experience and more than 40 publications in reputed National and International journals. He has been.…