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Contents 1 Skeletal System 2 Nervous System 3 Respiratory System 4 Circulatory System 5 Endocrine System 6 Reproductive System 7 Digestive System 8 Excretory SystemHuman physiology is the science of the mechanical physical and biochemical functions of humans Physiology is the most fascinating and ancient branch of science It unfolds the mystery of complicated functions of the body system and individual organs in the body The basic physiological functions include provision of oxygen and nutrients removal of metabolites and other waste products maintenance of blood pressure and body temperature locomotor functions and sensory functions reproduction and intellectual functions like learning and memory Amply illustrated the book briefly provides all the aspects of Human Physiology Students pursuing Nursing Physiotherapy and Biotechnology Engineering courses will find this book very useful 224 pp.…

Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: Preface. 1.Attached Algal Life Forms of The High Altitude Flooded Rice Fields Of Eastern Himalaya/Rajashree Saikia, Tapati Das, Akash Kachari and Debangshu Narayan Das 2.Ethno-Dermatological Practices of Plants Species Among The Tea Tribes of Upper Assam, Ne India/Amal Bawri 3.Study On The Growth, Yield Potential and Tuber Quality of White and Orange Flesh Sweet Potato [Ipomoea Batatas (L.) Lam] Germplasms Under North-Eastern Biodiversity, Manipur/Kenny Thangjam and A K. Bijaya Devi 4.Impact of Climate Change on Bio-Diversity/Samir Kumar Mukherjee 5.Laboratory Evaluation of Bait-Insecticide Combinations against Fruit Fly, Bactrocera Tau Walker (Diptera: Tephritidae)/Yendrembam K. Devi, Bumpy Kangjam and P.K. Mehta 6.Biosynthesis and Biodegradation of Cyanide in Nature /Parmar P. R, Rajumar B.K, Butani N. V. and Desai P. V. 7.Cultivation of Medicinal Horticultural Crop, Euryale Ferox/Victor Singh Ayam, Helen Soibam 8.Resource Conservation for Socioeconomic Development in Northeast India/Mirinchonme Mahongnao, Noklenyangla and Subhash Kumar 9.Artificial Intelligence for Preserving Biodiversity: Paving The Way Towards Sustainable Planet/Somnath Mukherjee 10.Decentralized Governance; Forest Land Allotment for Sts and Tradition Forest Dwellers: A Study of Marvahi and Gorella Block (C.G.)./Vikram Singh 11.Physiological Interventions for Yield and Quality in Tropical Fruits/ Gurumurthy S., Vijay Laxmi., Lalit Kumar., Nath, C.P., Basavaraja, T., Soren, K.R., Tracila Meinam, Thoudam Santosh Singh, Ningthoujam Reemi Devi, and *Senjam Jinus S. The men and women who produce our food; farmer, herders, fishermen, indigenous people and forest dwellers are hit the hardest by the consequences of climate change. So, bringing together experts from all walks of life, this comprehensive book provides the authoritative scientific information on importance of biodiversity and its relation to crop improvement in the context of climate change. Climate change has negative impacts on soil, air, water, indigenous people, socio economic factors and all biological diversity, and thereby events increasing stress for agricultural and horticultural crops. Therefore, harnessing crops against abiotic stress like drought, heat and salinity is an essential task for plant breeder, agronomist and horticulturist. To make the book comprehensive, chapters discuss; Attached algal life forms of the high altitudes flooded rice fields of eastern Himalayas, Ethno-dermatological practices of plants species among the tea tribes of upper Assam, crop improvement of orange flesh sweet potato of Manipur (Kangleipak), Impact of climate change on biodiversity, Laboratory evaluation of bait insecticide combination against fruit fly, Biosynthesis and biodegradation of cyanide in nature, Resource conservation for socioeconomic development in North-eastern India, Artificial intelligence for preserving biodiversity, Decentralized governance; forest and land allotment for ST s and Traditional forest dwellers, Physiological interventions for yield and quality in tropical fruits. It also suggests a vision of new direction and partnerships that are expected to evolve in this 2019-2020 regimes. This book is an essential resource for practicing horticulture, plant breeding, biotechnology, socio-economic study, ethno-botany, taxonomy and environmental biology at Universities, Government agencies, NGOs and Industry. It should be also be use to researchers, scientist, teacher and student of Agriculture, Horticulture, Life Sciences and Social Sciences engaged in crop improvement works, socio-economical studies and conservation biologists.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Introduction/Arvind Gupta. 2. Aatmanirbhar Bharat: its historical context and theoretical foundations/S. Gurumurthy. 3. Role of culture in making India self-reliant/Vinay Sahasrabuddhe. 4. The ideational quest for Aatmanirbhar Bharat: from Bankim to Modi/Anirban Ganguly. 5. Swaraj in ideas: towards ideational self-reliance/Arpita Mitra. 6. Global welfare and reformed multilateralism/Asoke Kumar Mukerji. 7. National security strategy for a strong India/General Nirmal Chander Vij. 8. Coping with the pandemic: COVID-19 and the federal spirit/A. Surya Prakash. 9. Self-reliance in India's context/Bibek Debroy and Diwakar Jhurani. 10. What lies ahead for the global economy and India, Post-COVID-19?/Anantha Nageswaran. 11. Transformation of the rural sector for Aatmanirbhar India/Suhas P. Wani and Dhirendra Singh. 12. For Aatmanirbhar: stimulating engines of our economic growth/R. Vaidyanathan. 13. Role of technology in uplifting the rural economy/Sridhar Vembu. 14. Skilling India for Aatmanirbharta/Partha Pratim Mitra. 15. Role of education in making Aatmanirbhar Bharat/Nivedita Raghunath Bhide. 16. Prioritising Aatmanirbharta for women within an Aatmanirbhar Bharat/Gayatri Dalmia. 17. Aatmanirbhar Bharat and climate change/Uttam Kumar Sinha. Notes on contributors. Index. Neither development without self-pride nor self-pride without development are desirable. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for Aatmanirbhar Bharat or a self-reliant India on 12 May 2020 goes beyond mere economic self-reliance. The COVID-19 pandemic brought forth India's unhealthy and unsustainable dependencies on imports, be it of goods, armaments, technology or even ideas. India, thus, needs a course correction, which the Aatmanirbhar model provides. The Aatmanirbhar programme does not imply the return of disastrous import substitution policies of the fifties and the sixties. The Aatmanirbhar programme goes beyond indigenization, and aims to make India self-reliant in political, economic, military, social, and cultural aspects while rediscovering and developing India's inherent strengths. The idea is not to go alone, but rebalance being strategically dependent and strategically interdependent. The editors are encouraged by the Prime Minister's message to this publication. In his words, "India's inner strength, intent and energy is powering the nation's resolute efforts towards building a prosperous and Aatmanirbhar Bharat." Aatmanirbhar Bharat's vision is global peace, prosperity and welfare of all. Through this book, India's leading thinkers and policy stalwarts (including two Padma Shri awardees), dive deep into conceptualizing and outlining the way forward for this arduous, yet ardent vision of Aatmanirbharta. A broad spectrum of the policy space ranging from civilizational and historical discourses to economy, foreign policy, technology, military, rural sector, education, skills development, women, and climate change is covered in the book making it an inspiring read for the decision makers, intelligentsia and the public at large.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. India and the Changing World breaks free from conventional boundaries, delving fearlessly into the realms of emerging civilizational, religious, and historical matters. Its purpose lies in sparking essential conversations about broader matters, such as civilizational, cultural, and social diversity issues that have been overlooked in the shaping of the post-World War II and post-Cold War global order. As the existing global order confronts unprecedented challenges, this book serves as a catalyst, fueling a discourse that captures the essence of a rapidly evolving world. Through a comparative study, the book offers fresh insights into the contrasting approaches of short-termist liberal democracies and long-termist autocratic China, shedding light on the distinctive qualities of a liberal and civilizational democracy as exemplified by India. Within its illuminating pages, you will uncover the critical challenges that Indian democracy faces, navigating the complexities of its relationship with both autocratic China and the liberal West. Additionally, the book examines the fundamental differences between market economics and market societies. It artfully unravels contemporary geopolitical, geo-economic, and geostrategic issues, offering intricate analysis of India's strategic connections with select nations and its ever-growing ties with the USA. Moreover, it dares to propose innovative solutions like astronomy-based education as a means to foster conflict resolution. With an invitation that resonates deeply, India and the Changing World Order calls upon you to partake in a discourse that reevaluates the past, contextualises the present, and ultimately shapes the trajectory of our shared future. …

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Soft cover. Condición: New. The talk of the new normal i.e. climate crises has become louder and louder in the present era. It is unparalleled to compare the rate of today s climate crises with that of the last 2000 years. With the increasing population which is 7 billion at present and expecting to increase at 10.5 billion in a period of 70 80 years, the concern for food security is a must as the impacts of climate crises has now become monstrous. The present condition adversely affects more of the arid and semiarid zones of the world. Therefore, smart mitigation and adaptation strategies are to be elevated for environmental sustainability. Climate crises also lead to abiotic stresses; such as, drought, salinity, temperature, waterlogging, heavy metals and so on which result in hamper crop growth, less productivity, less time for accumulation of biomass, and food insecurity as a whole. Crop improvement through advanced molecular and plant breeding programmes using the available plant genetic resources that can cope with the changing climate crises is the need of the hour. This edited book is a contribution of the genuine researchers and scientists who have been concerning much about abiotic stress and its crop management strategies using recent molecular advances and moreover aims to sustainability to serve Mother Nature. The essence of this book is that it opens the world of proven possibilities of making a sustainable development through the utilization of available genetic resources, exploration of conventional and non-conventional plant breeding methods, advanced management practices, and governmental policies and schemes by squeezing every potentiality out of it. It will be of great benefit for future researchers, scientists, academician, and the public.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Globally, drought is one of the most serious constraints for crop production and is projected to worsen with anticipated climate change. Dry regions in India comprising of about 94 mha and about one-third of India s population live in these areas and more than 50% of the region is affected by drought once every four years. Drought is a predominant cause of low yields worldwide. Inter-disciplinary scientists have been trying to understand and dissect the mechanisms of plant tolerance to drought stress using different approaches; however, success has been limited. Tolerance to drought is a complex quantitative trait controlled by multiple genes. To address the complexity of plant responses to drought, it is vital to understand the physiological basis of this response. Plant physiological research improves our understanding of the complex network of drought tolerance related traits thus improving selection efficiency. Better understanding of physiological approaches and how approaches are related to whole plant strategies to increase crop productivity under a wide variety of drought conditions is need of the day. The present book, Physiological approaches for improving drought tolerance in crop plants, has emerged out of the enormous growth in research on physiology of drought tolerance that has taken place within the past few years. The book covers a wide range of topics on the physiological approaches for improving drought tolerance and crops production under water limited conditions. We are very much sure that this book would be very useful for the students, teachers and researchers working in the area of drought tolerance.…

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