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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Contents: Preface. 1. Role of plant pathogenic mollicutes in India/S.P. Raychaudhuri. 2. Role of Mycorrhiza in plant disease management/Bushan L. Jalali. 3. Disease control through application of plant pathology technology - why and how/M.P. Srivastava. 4. Plant protection in N.E. Hill region/S. Mukhopadhyay. 5. Non-target effects of pesticides on soil-borne pathogens of wilt and wilt like diseases of linseed/B.N. Shukla, S.C. Vyas and M.N. Khare. 6. Studies on the chemical control of black pepper wilt caused by Phytophthora Palmivora MF/M.N.L. Sastry and R.K. Hegde. 7. Comparative efficacy of different copper fungicide formulations and spraying methods in controlling abnormal leaf fall disease of Hevea Brasiliensis/Sabu P. Idicula, V. Krishnankutty, Thomoson T. Edathil, C. Kuruvilla Jacob and K. Jayarathnam. 8. Effect of seed treatment and soil application of fungicides in control of pre - and post-emergence mortality in watermelon caused by Fusarium Oxysporum F. Sp. Niveum/U.A. Gadre, A.M. Mandokhot and M.P. Diwakar. 9. Effect of Bavistin and Dithane M-45 on Ectomycorrhizal development of Khasi pine in nurseries/Raj Kumar, G.S. Rao, G.D. Sharma and R.R. Mishra. 10. Chemical control of foot rot and leaf rot of detelvine caused by Phytophthora palmivora using Bordeaux mixture/B. Dasgupta. 11. Chemical control of Anthracnose of Greater Yam/U.A. Gadre and A.M. Mandokhot. 12. Detection of Xanthomonas Campestris P. Cyamopsidis in Clusterbean seeds and its survival/L.C. Saini and R.D. Parashar. 13. Infection of safflower seeds with alternaria species-their location and control/N.V. Krishna Prasad and K.C. Basu Chaudhary. 14. Yield loss assessment and standardization of spraying schedule for blast of upland rice in Arunachal Pradesh/R.G. Chaudhary and Vishwadhar. 15. Effect of nitrogen, phosphorus and potash on the incidence of alternaria leaf spot of groundnut/Y. Prasad and Udit Narain. 16. Fungicidal control of root and stem rot of jute/Y. Prasad and P.C. Doloi. 17. Influence of temperature and pH on the efficacy of Mancozeb and Thiobencarb, applied alone or in combination on Rhizoctonia Solani, sheath blight pathogen of rice/U.D. Singh and N. Sethunathan. 18. Microbial ecology of citrus leaf and its role in citrus bacterial canker disease management/Ramesh Chand and Ram Kishun. 19. Control of sclerotinia stem and pod rot of pea/J.S. Srivastava and Birendra Singh. 20. Control of bakanae disease of rice with chemical seed treatments/Kh. Upendra Singh, Y. Rathaiah and N. Iboton Singh. 21. Control of greening-induced die-back of citrus through foliar sprays/N. Iboton Singh. 24. Influence of ocimum sanctum essential oil on the two major fungal pathogens of rice/Debjani Misra and S.N. Tewari. 25. Additive effects of plant oils and fungicides/B. Das and S. Pan. 26. Effect of different types of planting materials on the yield and incidence of Taphrina in turmeric/V.B. Singh and P.L. Kar. 27. Potentialities of Indian strains of bajra ergot for alkaloid production in stationary culture/H.N. Singh and Akhtar Husain. 28. Biological control of watermelon wilt fungus (Fusarium Oxysporum F. Sp. Niveum) using Trichoderma Viride as an antagonistic organism/R.R. Bhad, M.P. Diwakar, A.M. Mandokhot and U.A. Gadre. 29. Biological control of charcoal rot of maize by Guava wilt Fusarium/R.D.N. Singh and S.A.K.M. Kaiser. 30. "Aims" : an appropriate integrated pest management system in India/Mrinal K. Dasgupta. 31. Fluorescent pseudomonads for plant disease control/S. Ray, M. Ghosh and N. Mukherjee. 32. Studies on soils amendment with leaves of some local weeds in relation to the biocontrol of Rhizoctonia Solani Kuhn./Anil Kumar and K.B. Mishra. 33. Effect of different soil amendments on the populations of two soil borne plant pathogens/A. Basu, A. Dasgupta and P.K. Sen Gupta. 34. Potential of soil solarisation in the management of Macrophomina, Phaseolina and Sclerotium Rolfsii in soil/D. Maiti, A.K. Chakraborty, C. Chattopadhyay and C. Sen. 35.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents Preface Part A Concept Approaches and Dimensions of Sustainable Development 1 Mahatma Gandhi?s Vision of Sustainable DevelopmentRana PB Singh 2 Climate Change and Sustainable Development The Global ConcernHifzur Rehman and Suman Lata 3 Corporate Responsibility towards Sustainable Development An Indian PerspectiveHK Singh and FB Singh 4 Guinea Fowl Farming A Model for Rural Prosperity and Sustainable DevelopmentBrijesh Singh RS Barwal and Peerzada Suhail Ahmad 5 Natural Capital and Corporate SustainabilityMitrabinda Singh 6 Towards a Socially Sustainable India An Analysis of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 2006Rituparna Bhattacharyya Polly Vauquline and Suman Singh 7 Conception of Man and Nature in Different Traditions Quest for Ecological SustainabilityBikramaditya K Choudhary and KG Choudhary 8 Envisioning Sustainable DevelopmentMamta Mokta 9 Information Technology and Sustainable Development of AgricultureAshutosh Kr Dubey and Vibha Singh 10 Strategic Management for Rural Development The Role of Banking SectorAkhilesh Kumar Verma Vivek Kumar Singh Vibha Singh Abhijeet Singh 11 Part B Energy Resources and Alternative Search 11 Strategic Management of Energy for Sustainable DevelopmentVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vibha Singh 12 Environmental Effects of Wind Power and its development as an Alternative Source of EnergyDJ Desai R N Desai and HN Pandya 13 Geopolitics of Energy Resources and India?s Energy SecuritySarfaraz Alam 14 Energy AuditAbhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vivek Kr Singh Vibha Singh 15 Hydropower Environmental Boon or BaneSK Gupta P Sivakumar and SK Singh 16 India Sustainable Development and EnergyBabita Kumari and Gayatri Rai 17 Financial Implications of Energy Management Practices Issues and ConcernsGS Rathore and Gyanndra BS Johri 18 Future Market Penetration of Solar EnergyS Chinnammai and MR Sasikala 19 Alternative Sources of Energy in IndiaRVenkatesan 20 Development of Alternative Sources of EnergySC Singh RV Rai and NB Singh 21 Jetropha Curcas-Source of Bio-diesel a Future FuelLavneet Singh and Salveen Singh 22 Bio-diesel by Carbon Sequestration of Thermal Power Plants through AlgaeRVRai and SC Singh 23 Sustainable Energy A Strategy of Energy SecuritySuwa Lal Jangu and Kausik Ghosh 24 Public-Private-Partnership in Rural PowerVinita Kalra HP Mathur and Namrata Shah 25 Promoting Bio-Fuel by Industries A ReviewDebabrata MajiSustainability is usually interpreted as a constraint on economic growth namely non-decreasing welfare This interpretation is quite a strict criterion as any temporary decrease in welfare implies unsustainable development Moreover representatives from civil society organizations got involved in this discussion very early and they also agreed on the concept of sustainable development as a basis for jopint action While Nelson Mandela Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi succeeded in forming powerful national movements sustainable development is the first global attempt to realize the dream of perfect social integrationEquity and justice are important for sustainable development It is multidimensional that includes equity among nations like rich nations poor nations developed and developing nations equity within countries between regions social classes genders sectors of activities equity between generations and equity between economics and ecology and science and spirituality the environmental regeneration must be such as to lead to an increase in biomass that will both foster environmental stability and contribute to the sustainable livelihood security of the rural poor careful industrialization implying considerable technology transfer from north to southSustainable Development is often illustrated as a utopian concept of total integration referring to at least three different dimensions targets territories and time and of adequate management rules to use limited resources on the grass-roots level for environment friendly and economically sound global devel.

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) are globally used for the curative properties due to the presence of complex chemical substances belonging to diverse categories like alkaloids, glycosides, corticosteroids, essential oils, etc. However, with the changing climatic conditions and presence of various biotic and abiotic factors; huge gap exists between the demand and supply of raw materials. Amongst all the factors, cultivation of MAPs faces perilous damage from multifarious assemblage of microbes like bacteria, fungi, viruses, phytoplasmas, phytonematodes which pose serious threat to the total yield and bioactive potential of the plants. The present book entitled Diseases of medicinal and aromatic plants and their management is thus a compilation of all possible scattered information which exhaustively outlines the important diseases of MAPs, their etiology with effective management strategies. The book has different chapters which extensively deals with information on the history of causal pathogen, the distribution range, symptoms, losses suffered, epidemiology and integrated pest management approaches involving cultural, chemical, biological and genetic resources being embraced across the globe. The book has authored chapters from the leading plant pathologists of India who have used extensive range of photographs, graphs and tables for making the content easy to understand not only for students but also to scientists, growers, extension workers and policy makers. Overall, the encyclopaedic nature of this books will be useful for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying courses offered on MAPs and will thus be an invaluable addition to any library.

3 Vols. Contents Vol I Part A Concept approaches and dimensions of sustainable development 1 Mahatma Gandhi?s vision of sustainable developmentRana PB Singh 2 Climate change and sustainable development the global concernHifzur Rehman and Suman Lata 3 Corporate responsibility towards sustainable development an Indian perspectiveHK Singh and FB Singh 4 Guinea Fowl farming a model for rural prosperity and sustainable developmentBrijesh Singh RS Barwal and Suhail Ahmad 5 Natural capital and corporate sustainabilityMitrabinda Singh 6 Towards a socially sustainable India an analysis of natinal rural employment guarantee scheme 2006Rituparna Bhattacharyya Polly Vauquline and Suman Singh 7 Conception of man and nature in different traditions quest for ecological sustainabilityBikramaditya K Choudhary and KG Choudhary 8 Envisioning sustainable developmentMamta Mokta 9 Information technology and sustainable development of agricultureAshutosh Kr Dubey and Vibha Singh 10 Strategic management for rural development the role of banking sectorVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra and Vibha Singh Part B Energy resources and alternative search 11 Straetgic management of energy for sustainable developmentVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra and Vibha Singh 12 Environmental effects of wind power and its development as an alternative source of energyDJ Desai RN Desai and HN Pandya 13 Geopolitics of energy resources and India?s energy securitySarfaraz Alam 14 Energy auditAbhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vivek Kr Singh and Vibha Singh 15 Hydropower environmental bon or baneSK Gupta P Siva Kumar and SK Singh 16 India sustainable development and energyBabita Kumari and Gayatri Rai 17 Financial implications of energy management practices issues and concernsGS Rathore and Gyanendra BS Johri 18 Future market penetration of solar energyS Chinnammai and MRSasikala 19 Alternative sources of energy in IndiaR Venkatesan 20 Development of alternative sources of energySC Singh RV Rai and NB Singh 21 Jetropha curcas source of bio diesel a future fuelLavneet Singh and Savleen Singh 22 Bio diesel by carbon sequestration of thermal power plants through algaeRV Rai and SC Singh 23 Sustainable energy a strategy of energy securitySuva Lal Jangu and Kausik Ghosh 24 Public private partnership in rural powerVinita Kalra HP Mathur and Namrata Shah 25 Promoting bio-fuel by industries a reviewDebabrata Maji Vol II 1 Opencast coal mining in Northern Coalfields Limited-an Environmental friendly approachVK Singh and N Das 2 Development and social environment conflicting domainsAradhana Borthakur 3 Development and environment a plan to reduce contradictionSunita Singhal and Jitendra Singhal 4 Promoting environmental protection through Indian mythologyRenu Rai 5 The green concrete making with utilization of Oman Sea Chalky SeashellAhmad Soltan Zadeh Fatemeh Soltanzadeh and Zahra Soltanzadeh 6 Ponds and water bodies in the city of Varanais stae of the artAjai Srivastava and Kshitij Mohan 7 Watr quality index Wqi of the western zone of Narmada River Madhya Pradesh a preimpoundmental studyVirendra K Soni Mukesh S Mewada Mohammad D Hussain and Sharad Shrivastava 8 Water management traditions in rural India crediting the UnaccreditedSanjay Bharti Brijendra Singh Yadav and Brijesh Kumar Yadav 9 The impact of over-exploitation of iron ore resourceson the ecosystem and bio-diversity of Bellary Hospet area bellary KarnatakaMR Patil and Sharath Kumar Bhoja 10 Biodiversity depletion and its conservation through restoration of the forest ecosystem in Gaya District a study in environmental geographyKaushalendra Prakash Goswami 11 Sustainable waste management options and opportunities in Kolkata CitySarbani Sanyal and VK Kumra 12 Strategic planning for sustainable urban management Madhya Pradesh in focusArun K Singh13 Strategic approaches to urban air quality management in Addis Ababa EthiopiaAlok Tiwari 14 Prioritizing ecological considerations ecological considerations in urban governanceS.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Mineral development and environmental challenges: the geoscience interface/R.N. Mishra. 2. Stratigraphic significance of the Kuturia boulder bed in Talcher Gondwana basin/N.K. Mahalik. 3. Evaluation of unconventional gas recovery from the Kailashtila gas field, Bangladesh/Md. Shaheen Shah, H.M. Zakir Hossain, Shihab Uddin Kazal, Shara Tahsin, sk. Waleur Rahman, Joy Das and Md. Sultan Ul Islam. 4. Characteristics of mangcretea reworked low grade manganese ore in iron ore group of rocks, Jamda-Koira Valley, Odisha/S. Mishra, B.K. Mohapatra and P.P. Singh. 5. Sagasahi iron ore deposit: petrographic and chemical signatures/S.P. Bhutia and S.B. Ray. 6. Coastal geodynamics of Puri-Balighai sector, Puri District, Odisha/Manoj Kumar, R.C. Munda, S.B. Ray and Aju Mahanan. 7. Polyphase deformation and growth of porphyroblasts in metapelites of Lohit Valley of Arunachal Himalaya, NE India/Rupsikha Sharma and K.P. Sarma. 8. Hydrocarbon potential and thermal maturity of coal deposits of the Pynursla coalfield, East Khasi Hills Districts, Meghalaya/Sikhawali Hazarika and Sarat Phukan. 9. Status of mineral sand resources of Bangladesh: prospect and challenges for its development/Eunuse Akon. 10. Geochemical characterization of groundwater of some parts of Mahanadi river basin, Cuttack District, Odisha, India/Rosalin Das, Madhumita Das and Shreerup Goswami. The demand for mineral resources has grown exponentially high to keep pace with the industrial growth. Added to this, paradoxically, the existing mineral resources are in general located in forest and environmentally sensitive areas. This kind of a virtual impasse calls for search for newer mineral deposits and an evolved technology to protect the environment for a sustainable development. Mining activities today are on the cross roads because of the environmental degradation and subsequent hue and cry by the concerned public. This book the outcome of an international seminar, focuses on the status of major mineral activities and their environmental consequences. Written in lucid style the book combines authentic field observations with insightful laboratory investigations. The papers cover the entire spectrum of remote sensing economic geology, mineral characterisation, petrology, structural geology tectonics, fossil fuel, water resources and various environmental challenges. It will be an invaluable source of reference for academicians research scholars, scientists and policy makers.

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Challenges in chilli production in twenty first centuryHP Singh 2 Chilli and paprika research scenario in IndiaMathura Rai Rajesh Kumar and AB Rai 3 International scenario on research and development in chilliesML Chadha and Pa 276 pp.