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Paperback. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Ecodevelopment of Western Ghats a synthesis of the seminar/K.S.S. Nair and R. Gnanaharan. I. Overview 1. Approach to development in the Western Ghats/V. Ramachandran. 2. Development of Western Ghats an overview/C.S. Chandrasekhara. 3. Western Ghats development programme approach to… the seventh five year plan 1985 1990/Planning Commission. 4. Ecodevelopment of western Ghats an overview/R.N. Loganey. 5. Plant wealth of the Western Ghats and the need for its conservation/A. Abraham. 6. Forests of Western Ghats Kerala/P.N. Nair. II. Flora and Fauna 1. Endemic trees of Western Ghats their importance and conservation/N.G. Nair. 2. Conservation and protection of fast vanishing endemic and rare gene pool of Western Ghats/K.N. Subramanian. 3. Conservation of the genetic diversity of Dalbergia species in the Western Ghats with special reference to Kerala/K.K.N. Nair. 4. Endemic Orchids of Western Ghats/C. Sathish Kumar. 5. Sacred groves a sanctuary for lofty trees and lianas/V.D. Vartak M.S. Kumbhojkar and Vandana Dabadghao. 6. Ecodevelopment of wildlife sanctuaries in the Western Ghats of Kerala/E.A. Jayson. 7. Wild mammals of Kerala their conservation and management/M. Balakrishnan. 8. Ecology and distribution of the arboreal mammals of Western Ghats/K.K. Ramachandran. 9. Characteristics of three populations of elephants of the Western Ghats/P. Vijayakumaran Nair K.K. Ramachandran and P.S. Easa. 10. Insect life and ecodevelopment of the Western Ghats/K.J. Joseph. III. Forestry and Agriculture 1. Tropical wet evergreen forests a valuable asset of Western Ghats to be preserved and studied/K.K. Nair. 2. Forest denudation in Kerala a case study of Trichur Forest Division/A.R.R. Menon. 3. Forest maps of the Western Ghats at 1 25 000 scale/J.P. Pascal. 4. Ecodegradation of Kerala forest historical facts/C.K. Karunakaran. 5. Law and policy relating to forest/P. Leelakrishnan N.S. Chandrasekharan and K.N. Chandrasekhara Pillai. 6. The echo of the Western Ghats lessons of the past and hopes for the future/S.M.A. Aslam. 7. Forest grazing in Western Ghats region of Kolhapur district in Southern Maharashtra/T.N. Gholap and K.S. More. 8. Ecological studies and utilisation of the grassland flora of the Western Ghats/G. Raghavan Pillai and P. Anil Kumar. 9. Sustainability of agriculture in Western Ghats with particular reference to the Nilgiris/M. Mahalingam. 10. Alley cropping of nitrogen fixing leguminous trees in coconut based cropping systems a new method of agro forestry/K.R. Vijayakumar George Mammen and V.K. Vamadevan. 11. Ecodevelopment of rice fields in Western Ghats/R. Gopalakrishnan. 12. Natural variability in economic characters of Phyllanthus Emblica (Indian gooseberry) a tree species suitable for restoration of some degraded areas of Western Ghats/M. Aravindakshan K. Gopikumar K. Sreekumar and C.S. Jayachandran Nair. 13. Interspecific hybridisation and improvement in biomass in Leucaena/P. Chandrasekharan. 14. Effect of fertilisation on leaf parameters of Eucalyptus Grandis and their relationship with growth/J. Singh G.N. Gupta K.G. Prasad and S. Mohan. 15. Transpiration measurements in tree crops by nuclear techniques/K. Vasu and V.K. Vamadevan. 16. Photosynthetic characteristics of Leucaena Leucocephala (Lam.) de wit/K. Natarajan Kailash Pallwal and A. Gnanam. 17. Ecophysiological studies of some C3 woody biomass species and C4 fodder grasses/Kailash Paliwal K Muthuchellan K Karunalchamy R. Krishna Rao and A. Gnanam. IV. Land use water and energy 1. An investigation of land use pattern in Western Ghats/S.D. Shinde M.G. Jadhav K.S. More and C.T. Pawar. 2. Impact of landscape system on land use in Mangalam Gayatripuzha drainage basin in Kerala/Srikumar Chattopadhyay S. Valayutham and K. Gowri. 3. Climate vegetation relationship in the Nilgiris a case study for ecodevelopment of Western Ghats/K.G. Prasad T. Krishnamurthy G.N. Gupta and M. George. 4. Improved land and water management techniques for the Western Ghats region/V.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Staining in rattan. 3. Factors influencing the development of staining. 4. Powder post beetle infestation. 5. Protection against fungal staining and deterioration. 6. Methods of protective chemical treatment. 7. Spraying. 8. Soaking. 9. Cut ends dipp…ing. 10. Powder post beetle infestation. 11. Preparation of treatment tank. 12. Remedial treatment against staining and deterioration. 13. Handling protective chemicals treated rattan. 14. Economics of protective chemical treatment. 15. Important points for improving the quality of raw material. 16. Preparation of protective chemical solution. 17. Caution in handling chemicals. References. From the preface This handbook covers different methods of preservative treatments against staining fungi and powder post beetles preparation of improvised treatment tank at the rattan felling site remedial treatment handling of treated rattan economics of the protective chemical treatment etc. Some important points for improving and maintaining the quality of raw material are also suggested. This handbook will be of immense use to the small scale as well as large scale units involved with rattan harvesting processing and rattan dealers and artisans. 10 pp.
Editore: Kerala Forest Research Inst, Peechi, 2004
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Paperback. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Materials and methods i. Study area. ii. Climate. iii. Survey for the occurrence and distribution of Mikania in Kerala. iv. Herbicidal trials to control Mikania in forest plantations and natural reed growing areas. v. Statistical analyses. 3. Results and discussion… i. Distribution of Mikania in Kerala. ii. Herbicidal trials to control Mikania in forest plantations. 4. Conclusions. 5. Recommendations. 6. References. 7. Appendix. 52 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. 1. Introduction. 2. Distribution. 3. Economic importance. 4. Morphology of palms. 5. Wild palms. 6. Cultivated palms. 7. Ornamental palms. References. Glossary. Index to scientific names. From the foreword This monograph dealing with indigenous as well as exotic palms of commerc…ial and ornamental value is a timely effort facilitating their easy identification which will be an important step towards their conservation. It is hoped that this handmark publication on palms will not stimulate further research but will be equally useful to students researchers and foresters and others interested in palm taxonomy. 73 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. State of the art review of micropropagation in Bamboo and Rattan. 3. Tissue culture procedures for clonal propagation. 4. Facilities required for micropropagation. 5. Micropropagation procedures for bamboo and Rattan. References. Appendices. 20 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Nursery and silvicultural techniques for rattans. 2. Introduction i. Flowering and fruiting. ii. Fruits. iii. Propagation methods. 3. Diseases of rattans i. Seedling diseases. ii. Seedling damping off. iii. Seedling collar rot. iv. Seedling blight. References. 9 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Oil curing of canes. 3. Oil curing conditions. 4. Curing facility/equipment. 5. How to cure canes. 6. Cost of production. 7. Cane curing tips. 8. Advantages of oil curing technology developed by KFRI. 9. Follow up action. 10 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloSoft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Rattans of Kerala i. Distribution. ii. Collection and processing or raw material. iii. Species. 3. Rattans procured from North Eastern India i. Species. 4. Rattans procured from Andaman and Nicobar islands i. species. References. Glossary. Illustrate…d glossary. Utilization potential of Indian canes. 26 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Bambusa bambos (l.) voss. 2. Bambusa bambos var. gigantea (Bahadur and Jain) Bennet and R.C. Gaur. 3. Dendrocalamus strictus (roxb.) nees. 4. Ochlandra beddomei Gamble. 5. Ochlandra ebracteata Raizada and Chatterjee. 6. Ochlandra keralensis Muktesh Remesh and Ste…phen. 7. Ochlandra scriptoria (dennst.) C.E.C. Fisch. 8. Ochlandra setigera gamble. 9. Ochlandra sivagiriana (gamble) E.G. Camus. 10. Ochlandra soderstromiana Muktesh and Stephen. 11. Ochlandra spirostylis Muktesh Seetha and Stephen. 12. Ochlandra travancorica var. hirsuta gamble. 13. Ochlandra travancorica var. travancorica (bedd.) Benth. ex gamble. 14. Ochlandra wightii (munro) C.E.C. fisch. 15. Pseudoxytenanthera bourdillonii (gamble) H.B. Naithani. 16. Pseudoxytenanthera monadelpha (thwaites) soderstr. and R.P. Ellis. 17. Pseudoxytenanthera ritcheyii (munro) H.B. Naithani. 18. Pseudoxytenanthera stocksii (munro) H.B. Naithani. 19. Schizostachyum beddomei (C.E.C. Fisch) R.B. Majumdar. 20. Sinarundinaria densifolia (munro) C.S. Chao and Renvoize. 21. Sinarundinaria floribunda (thwaites) C.S. Chao and Renvoize. 22. Sinarundinaria microphylla (munro) C.S. Chao and Renvoize. 24. Sinarundinaria wightiana (nees) C.S. Chao and Renvoize. Field key to bamboos of Kerala. Literature cited. Glossary. Index to species names. 38 pp.
Editore: Kerala Forest Research Inst, Peechi, 2004
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Teak Defoliator is the most important pest of teak in Kerala. This 20 minute CD Rom video depicts the life history of the teak defoliator the larva in action the destruction it causes to the teak canopy. Further it looks into the prospects of controlling the pest.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Under the International Rural Bamboo Project funded by ODI and in collaboration with the Natural Resource Institute UK a 25 minute CD Rom on bamboo and its uses was produced. The film narrates the growing and use of bamboo in rural homesteads of Kerala. It incorporates the views and aspiration…s of all stakeholders in the bamboo scenario.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Fern allies. 3. Lycopodiaceae. 4. Selaginellaceae. 5. Isoetaceae. 6. Equisetaceae. 7. Psilotaceae. 8. Ferns. 9. Ophioglossaceae. 10. Angiopteridaceae. 11. Marattiaceae. 12. Osmundaceae. 13. Schizaeaceae. 14. Pteridaceae. 15. Actinopteridaceae. 16. Sinopteridac…eae. 17. Parkeriaceae. 18. Hemionitidaceae. 19. Adiantaceae. 20. Vittariaceae. 21. Dennstaedtiaceae. 22. Lindsaeaceae. 23. Davilliaceae. 24. Oleandraceae. 25. Hymenophyllaceae. 26. Gleicheniaceae. 27. Cyatheraceae. 28. Thelypteridaceae. 29. Aspleniaceae. 30. Athyriaceae. 31. Dryopteridaceae. 32. Lomariopsidaceae. 33. Blechnaceae. 34. Grammitidiceae. 35. Loxogrammaceae. 36. Polypodiaceae. 37. Marsileaceae. 38. Salviniaceae. 39. Azollaceae. References. 94 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Abstract. 1. Introduction. 2. Materials and methods i. General description of the study area. ii. Methodology. 3. Results and discussion i. Distribution of mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats. ii. Phenology. iii. Taxonomy. iv. Mycobiota of mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats. v. Her…bicidal control of mikania micrantha. vi. Socio economics. 4. Conclusions. 5. References. 6. Appendices. 10 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: New. Amphibians are a class of vertebrate animals, either they can live both in water and land or they may have aquatic larval stages that transform into terrestrial adults. In this publications, 93 amphibians have been described with their distribution in Kerala, habit, habitate status etc.This publicati…on will be of immense use for biodiversity related work and planning, students and teachers of zoology. return.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Cyanophyta. 2. Chlorophyta. 3. Xanthophyta. 4. Euglenophyta. 5. Phaeophyta. 6. Rhodophyta. Reference. Index of scientific names. From the preface Proper documentation and investigation of biodiversity has become essential from the point of view of conservation an…d sustainable utilization especially after the 1992 declaration on Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The Kerala State situated in the southern part of the Western Ghats a biodiversity hotspot is rich in flora and fauna including several endemics. The literature on various aspects of plants and animals is being generated by Research and Academic Institutes in Kerala over the years. However there had been no concerted effort to compile this scattered information as a database. The Western Ghats Cell of the Department of Planning and Economic Affairs Government of Kerala should be congratulated for initiating a programme in documenting the biodiversity of Kerala and approving a project to be implemented by Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI). The result is the series on the biodiversity documentation for Kerala covering various groups of plants and animals which is first attempt in any of the States of India. Handbook on Algae one of the least known and less documented groups of lower plants provides all the published information from Kerala along with the related literature citations. 106 pp.
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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Natural habitats. 3. Earlier works. 4. Data sources. 5. Importance of non wood forest produces. 6. Conservation aspects. 7. Format. 8. References cited. 9. NWFP plants of Kerala. 10. Products index. 11. Glossary of medical terms. 12. Index to specimens examined…. 13. Index to local names. 14. Index to botanical names. From the preface Forest resources include both timber and non timber or non wood produces. While timber products are available from natural forests forest plantations and also from non forest areas Non Wood Forest Produces (NWFP) are mostly generated by the natural forests except for a few items available from forest plantations. In terms of variety non wood forest produces are quite diverse and include plants yielding items like medicine food fodder gum resin spices condiments beverages fibres dyes and tans and ivory honey wax and few such items of animal origin. The products are either directly used by the tribal and rural people in their day to day life or are processed or marketed on a fairly large scale by industries mainly for the consumption of urban population. The collection utilization and marketing of non wood forest produces are also directly linked with the lifestyle and livelihood of forest dwelling tribals and also the rural population living along forest fringes adding a social dimension to this category of forest resource. This manual deals with various non wood forest produce plants of Kerala state either extracted at present or those having potential as the source of many of the items mentioned above. 449 pp.
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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. Keynote address. 1. Biological control of invasive weeds in India/S.P. Singh. I. Overview papers 1. Alien weeds in moist forest zones of India population characteristics ecology and implications for impact and management/S.T. Murphy. 2. Biological i…nvasion as a component of global change the Indian context/P.S. Ramakrishnan. 3. Classical biological control a tailor made strategy for the management of alien weeds/Harry C. Evans. II. Status reports 1. Chromolaena in Karnataka problems and prospects/M.B. Doddamani U.V. Mummigatti B.S. Nadagoudar and M.B. Chetti. 2. Distribution of selected exotic weeds in Nilgiri biosphere reserve/Maya Mahajan and P.A. Azeez. 3. Lantana camara in Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala India/U.M. Chandrashekara. 4. Lantana infestation in Karnataka an overview/M. Muni Reddy. 5. Status of Mikania infestation in the Western Ghats/K.V. Sankaran and M.A. Sreenivasan. 6. Status of Mikania infestation in Northeastern India management options and future research thrust/A.K. Gogoi. III. Impacts of weeds costs and benefits 1. The economic impact of Mikania micrantha on the agroforestry production system in the Western Ghats of Kerala/P.K. Muraleedharan and V. Anitha. 2. Alien weed management in Bhoj Wetland Bhopal/Madhu Verma and Nishita Bakshi. IV. Management of weeds 1. Management of Lantana in India trend prospects and need of integrated approach/Sushilkumar. 2. Weed control in tea plantations current scenario in Northeast India/A.C. Barbora. 3. The ecological impact of Chromolaena odorata in the Western Ghat forests of Karnataka and the management strategies to minimize the impact/M.H. Swaminath and M. Shivanna. 4. Bioherbicidal potential of fungal pathogens of water Hyacinth/A. Naseema and S. Balakrishnan. 5. Management of Mikania Micrantha in Kerala potential of biological and chemical methods/M.A. Sreenivasan and K.V. Sankaran. 6. Classical biological control of Mikania Micrantha/Carol A. Ellison. 7. Influence of chemical and conventional methods of weed control on Chromolaeno Odorata/M.B. Doddamani U.V. Mummigatti B.S. Nadagoudar and M.B. Chetti. 8. Influence of plant extracts on physiological and biochemical parameters in Chromolaena Odorata/S.M. Hiremath M. B. Chetti H.Y. Patil U.V. Mummigatti and V.H. Ashwathama. 9. Survey and screening of various pathogens for biological control of Chromolaena Odorata/M.B. Chetti S.M. Hiremath S.K. Prashanthi U.V. Mummigatti and S. Kulkarni. 10. Integrated management the only solution to suppress parthenium hysterophorus/Sushilkumar and V.N. Saraswat. Recommendations of the workshop. List of participants. Author index. 172 pp.
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Paperback. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. List of insects recorded from Kerala. 2. Thysanura. 3. Diplura. 4. Protura. 5. Collembola. 6. Ephemeroptera. 7. Odonata. 8. Plecoptera. 9. Orthoptera. 10. Phasmida. 11. Dermaptera. 12. Dictyoptera. 13. Isoptera. 14. Psocoptera. 15. Siphunculata. 16. Hemiptera…. 17. Thysanoptera. 18. Neuroptera. 19. Coleoptera. 20. Siphonaptera. 21. Diptera. 22. Lepidoptera. 23. Trichoptera. 24. Hymenoptera. References. Index. 281 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Checklist of fungi recorded from Kerala. 3. References. 4. List of genera with classification. Index. 293 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: As New. New. The CD contains brief write ups on location and phytogeography of the state geology and soil climate characteristic features and typical species of vegetation types important agricultural and horticultural crops. The correct name of the species with author citation and literature is followed by basionyms… and synonyms if any. Reference to Flora of British India and Flora of the Presidency of Madras are cited along with relevant monographs and revisions. The CD also includes habit habitat status geographical distribution district wise distribution (map) and images of species. There are 4801 taxa in the checklist including 619 exotics introduced as well as naturalised. There are 940 taxa recorded from Kerala after the publication of the Flora of the presidency of Madras of which 327 new (species + subspecies/varieties) and 613 new record of occurrence. Four hundred and eighty three taxa are belonging to the Red Listed Categories. Nomenclature changes of 1 259 species in the Flora of the Presidency of Madras have been incorporated. There are 5 150 photographs of 2 225 species belonging to endemic red listed as well as interesting plants. There are 10 816 botanical names (4 795 valid names + 6 021 basionym/synonym) and 5 915 common/local names. There is search facility in the CD with quick search family wise genus wise habit wise habitat wise locality wise and common name wise.
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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Location and physiography. 3. Geology and soil. 4. Climate. 5. Phytogeography. 6. Vegetation. 7. Review of literature. 8. Endemism. 9. Format and presentation. 10. Discussion. 11. Checklist of flowering plants. References. Index to scientific names. Index to lo…cal names. 726 pp.
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Soft cover. Condizione: New. A comprehensive publication on fresh water fishes of Kerala has been brought out. Each fish is described well taxonomically and colour photographs have been given in most of the cases, printed in art paper help easy identification of species. Characteristics of families are given. Distribution of spe…cies in Kerala and other parts of India is given. This publication is very useful to identify fresh water fishes of Kerala.
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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Gathered Gaiety of a decade : a report on the tenth anniversary celebration of the declaration of Silent Valley a National Park. I. Milestones of destiny: 1. Silent Valley National Park--a biological paradise/M.S. Swaminathan. 2. Silent Valley--a case study/Sugatha Kumari…. 3. Silent Valley--a poem on the earth/Justice K. Sukumaran. 4. The Saga of Silent Valley--where was the cutting edge of success?/T.M. Manoharan, G. Harikumar and K. Geetha. 5. The media's role in forest conservation: a case study of the campaign to save the Silent Valley/Anand Parthasarathy and S. Rangamony. 6. The Silent Valley crusade/M.K. Prasad. 7. A photonaturalist in Silent Valley/K. Jayaram. 8. Give the young ones a better world/Mrinalini Sarabhai. 9. Silent Valley--reflections after two decades/S. Sathis Chandran Nair. 10. A treasure saved and sustained/M.A. Partha Sarathy. II. Handling the heritage: 1. Silent Valley National Park--a historical perspective/K. Sasidharan Nair, K. Balachandran Thampi and N.V. Trivedi Babu. 2. Status paper on Silent Valley National Park--the management perspective/V.K. Sinha, V.K. Uniyal and G. Rennenson. 3. Silent Valley--a candidate for world natural heritage site/P.K. Surendranathan Asari. 4. Problems and prospects in protecting Silent Valley National Park/P.N. Unnikrishnan. III. Its denizens--plants: 1. Forest types of Silent Valley/S. Chand Basha. 2. Biodiversity and ecological status of Silent Valley as revealed by its angiosperm flora/K.S. Manilal. 3. Remote sensing in biodiversity conservation with special reference to Silent Valley and its environs/B.K. Ranganath, S. Adiga, K. Radhakrishnan and T.M. Manoharan. 4. Plant wealth of Silent Valley/P. Pushpangadan and C. Sathish Kumar. 5. Additions to the flora of Silent Valley/N. Sasidharan and P.V. Anto. 6. Chronicle of discoveries--the pursuit of plants/S.D. Biju. 7. Occurrence of Sri Lankan endemic plants in Silent Valley/C.R. Suresh. 8. Rare and threatened plants of Silent Valley/N. Venkatasubramanian, K.R. Sasidharan, B. Gurudev Singh and N.P. Mahadevan. 9. Orchids of Silent Valley/C. Sathish Kumar. 10. Wild crop genetic resources of Silent Valley with special reference to in situ conservation of Piper species/K.C. Velayudhan, V.A. Amalraj, Z. Abraham, K. Joseph John, M. Abdul Nizar and K.I. Asha. 11. Araceae of Silent Valley and neighbourhood/M. Sivadasan. 12. Observations on the epiphytic flora of Silent Valley/Muktesh Kumar & Stephen Sequiera. 13. Species preferences of two endangered primates in the tropical rain forests of Silent Valley/T.S. Nayar, M.P. Nayar and M. Balakrishnan. IV. Its denizens - animals: 1. Some generalizations based on faunistic studies in Silent Valley/K.S.S. Nair. 2. Mammals of Silent Valley/M. Balakrishnan. 3. Butterflies and moths of Silent Valley National Park/George Mathew. 4. Song of rain/P.K. Uthaman. 5. Faunistic novelties of Silent Valley/C. Radhakrishnan, K.C. Gopi and P.S. Easa. 6. Lion tailed macaque in Silent Valley National Park/K.K. Ramachandran and Gigi K. Joseph. 7. Bird community structure in the three different vegetation types of Silent Valley and adjacent forest area/P. Pramod. 8. Snakes of Silent Valley/Romulus Whitaker and Gerard Martin. 9. The lower vertebrates of Silent Valley/P.S. Easa and C.P. Shaji. 10. An introduction to the avifauna of Silent Valley/R. Sugathan. 11. The less known lesser carnivores/T.R.K. Yaganand and Ajith Kumar. References. Index. From the preface: " This anthology of 38 articles on various aspects of Silent Valley is the culmination of the selfless endeavour of many persons who love Silent Valley and cherish the memory of the popular campaign for its conservation. It contains papers on the historical and managerial evolution of Silent Valley National Park as well as on its biodiversity. The decision to bring out such a comprehensive volume on Silent Valley was taken in a jubilant meeting on 25th November 1995, convened to celebrate the 10th anniversary of.
Quality Timber Products of Teak from Sustainable Forest Management
K M Bhat; K K N Nair; K V Bhat; E M Muralidharan and J K Sharma
Editore: Kerala Forest Research Inst, Peechi, 2005
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. I. Status of teak in producer countries 1. Teak in India status prospects and perspectives/R.P.S. Katwal. 2. Quality timber products from Teak through sustainable forest management in Maharashtra state India/M.G. Gogate K. Subramanian Tasnim Ahmad and S. Bhagat. 3.…A report on Teak in Madhya Pradesh with technical analysis/P.B. Gangopadhyay. 4. Status of Teak in Andhra Pradesh India/P.S. Rao. 5. Teak in Karnataka state India/P.J. Dilip Kumar. 6. Status report of Teak in Tamil Nadu India/J.C. Kala G. Kumaravelu and N. Krishnakumar. 7. Teak in Kerala state India past present and future/Nagesh Prabhu. 8. Ups and downs of Teak forest management in Indonesia/Sadhardjo Siswamartana. 9. Current status of Teak in Thailand/Somyos Kijkar. 10. Growing Teak in Malaysia/B. Krishnapillay M.A.A. Razak and T.H. Ong. 11. Development of teak plantations in Ghana propagation processing utilization and marketing/A.A. Oteng amoako and Dora Sarfo. 12. Teak in Brazil overview of plantations know how expertise and market/Sylvio De Andrade Coutinho. 13. Advancements in management and productivity of Teak in Central America/Luis Ugalde Arias. 14. Teak in Trinidad and Tobago/Seepersad Ramnarine and Seuram Jhilmit. 15. Role of Teak (tectona grandis L.f.) in conserving the biodiversity of Nepal/Swoyambhu Man Amatya. 16. Teak in Sri Lanka resource base issues and challenges/K.P. Ariyadasa. 17. Teak in the European Union/A. Van Ittersum. 18. Status of Teak (Tectona Grandis L.f.) plantations in Bangladesh/M.K. Bhuiyan M.A.U. Mridha M.N. Haque and M.F. Akhter. II. Sustainable forest management with reference to teak 1. Sustainable management of Teak forests in Myanmar/Saw Eh Dah. 2. Malaysian experiences in Timber certification/Chew Lye Teng. 3. Certification and labelling of Teak wood products with special reference to opportunities and challenges in India/K. Satyanarayana Rao. 4. Are intensive Teak plantations in agroforestry practices environmentally and ethically sound/Sunil Puri. 5. An appraisal of teak farmers woodlots in Sri Lanka and the relevant management strategies/A.N.S. Baminiwatte. 6. Soil conditions and growth of teak in successive rotations in Kerala state India/M. Balagopalan P. Rugmini and K.C. Chacko. 7. Sustainable teak plantations in the tropics the question of nutrient management/B. Mohan Kumar. 8. Teak and its canopy parasite dendrophthoe water relations and ecophysiology/Jose Kallarackal C.K. Somen and N. Rajesh. 9. Storage and flux of organic carbon in Tectona grandis plantations of moist deciduous region/Kaushalendra Kumar Jha. 10. Effect of moisture conservation methods and fertilizers on nutrient uptake in two year old teak (Tectona grandis L.f.) plantation/A.G. Koppad and R.V. Rao. 11. Non wood forest product resource in teak plantations and moist deciduous forests a comparative study in Thrissur forest division Kerala/N. Sasidharan and M. Sivaram. III. Quality timber products of teak from sustainable forest management 1. Qualities of teak and some policy issues/C. Chandrasekharan. 2. Quality concerns of sustainable teak wood chain/K.M. Bhat. 3. High input plantations of costa rica/Luis Diego Perez Cordero and Markku Kanninen. 4. Some wood quality issues in planted teak/Takashi Okuyama Hiroyuki Yamamoto Imam Wahyudi Yusuf Sudo Hadi and K.M. Bhat. 5. Myanmar teak quality and exports/Myint Kyu Pe. 6. Assessment of some wood characteristics of teak of Brazilian origin/R. Polato P.B. Laming and R. Sierra alvarez. 7. Characterisation and extension of Juvenile wood in plantation grown teak (tectona grandis L.f.) from Ghana/H.G. Richter H. Leithoff and U. Sonntag. 8. Teak production processing and utilization in Nigeria/Abel O. Olorunnisola. 9. Is deoxylapachol the allergenic agent in teak a potential threat/Maruli Humala Simatupang. 10. Timber value of teak grown in Homesteads some observations from Kerala State India/P.K. Thulasidas and K.M. Bhat. 11. Effects of growth rate on surface growth stress and resid.
