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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Channa marulius (Ham). 3. Channa striatus (Bloch 1793). 4. Channa puntatus (Bloch 1793). 5. Culture of murrels. 6. Conclusion. References. The snake head of murrels are a group of air breathing fishes which by virtue of the presence of accessory respirator…y organ can thrive well in fallow derelict swampy waters normally considered as adverse low oxygen environments condition. Among the different air breathing fishes Channa sp. (murrels) constitute the most common and dominent group. Murrels are highly priced fishes all over the India for their good keeping quality unique flavour nutritive recuperative and medicinal properties especially in Punjab West Bengal M.P. and Peninsular India. This group of fishes constitute the mainstay of natural freshwater fisheries in Peninsular India where they are reared in village ponds irrigation wells and shallow water. Among different murrels which are available in India the giant murrel (Channa marulius) the stripped murrel (C.straitus) and the spotted murrel (C.Punctatus) are important and commonly available species of which the former two attain a large size and are of economic importance. Because of their hardy nature and capacity to thrive in swamp and derelict waters where Indian major carps can not survive murrels have attracted the attention of pisciculturists scientists and planners as a candidate species for culture with minimal investment. The major constraint in their culture is the lack of knowledge about their biology and absence of culture methods is available at present. A sincere attempt has been made in this book to gather information on the bionomics seed resources of three important species of murrels and their culture viability this will be definitely an asset to the farmers scientists and planners alike. 112 pp.
Text Book of Breeding and Hatchery Management of Carps
S D Gupta; P Routray; D K Verma; B C Mohapatra; S K Sahoo and N Sarangi
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Abbreviations. 1. Introduction. 2. Biology of carps. 3. Brood husbandry management. 4. Breeding of carps. 5. Hatchery management. 6. Breeding of Chinese and common carp. 7. Cryopreservation of male gametes and embryonic cells of fish. 8. Conclusion. References. Keyw…ord index. From the Preface Induced breeding and polyculture of carps are well known technologies being extensively adopted on a large scale in almost all parts of the country. The thrust in aquaculture has led to more demand for quality stocking material. Ever increasing demand of quality seed cannot be met by collection of seed from natural resources i.e. rivers canals etc. Many aquaculturists and agencies those were earlier dependant on natural fish seed collection have switched over to artificial fish seed production in recent years. Since the establishment of Pond Culture Division of Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute at Cuttack in 1949 and presently the Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture Bhubaneswar it has made epoch making contributions to R and D in aquaculture in the country. Two major technologies such as induced breeding and composite culture of carps laid the foundations of Indian Aquaculture. CIFA has developed technologies to produce seed for a prolonged duration covering pre and post monsoon months by multiple spawning of carps. This would provide full time employment to the farmers engaged in multiple breeding and thereafter for multiple cropping of table size carps. 164 pp.
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Algal culture management. 2. Artemia live feed management. 3. Feed management. 4. Techniques in hatchery management. 5. Water quality management. 6. Aquaculture health management. 7. Shrimp Raceway System Management. Subject Index. Author Index. Developments in a…quaculture are gaining considerable momentum in India through innovative and advanced technologies. However we need to be cautious and conscious of the eco friendly and sustainable approaches while we direct our energies on improved and enhanced yield through aquaculture. Sustainable Development has come to stay and it will be accepted as a viable concept to eradicate poverty and to improve the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of supporting ecosystem. Needless to emphasis that it is paramount importance in aquaculture that it has to be practiced within the boundaries of its sustainable limits. Advanced and eco friendly techniques in aquaculture could be cleverly adopted in order to develop technically feasible and economically viable packages of aquaculture technologies for adoption in our country. This book covers a wide range of topics coving many techniques starting from the basics such as algal production technique to the latest molecular diagnostic technique such as PCR and the Intensive Raceway System Management which could be of immense use to the fisheries graduates laboratory/farm technicians entrepreneurs and others. This book includes all the essential and inevitable techniques one should know to be a successful aquaculturist and to manage the systems on scientific lines. The book would be very handy to the aquaculture technologies to practice an eco friendly aquaculture. 168 pp.
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. WSSV the current scenario. 2. Principle of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). 3. Components of PCR. 4. Equipment required for a PCR laboratory. 5. Agarose gel electrophoresis. 6. Sampling strategy for PCR protocol. 7. Template DNA preparation for PCR. 8. Single ste…p PCR protocol for WSSV. 9. Nested PCR in WSSV detection. 10. PCR protocol for Infectious Hypodermal and Hematopoeitic Necrosis Virus (INHNV). 11. PCR protocol for Yellow Head Virus (YHV). 12. PCR protocol for Taura Syndrome Virus (TSV). 13. Protocol for Necrotising Hepatopancreatitis (NHP). 14. Modifications of polymerase chain reaction. 15. False positives and false negatives in PCR. 16. Cause and remedy for troubleshooting in PCR. 17. PCR in diagnostic biotechnology. 18. PCR in pathogenic bacterial detection. 19. Setting up of a PCR laboratory. 20. Other molecular diagnostic techniques. 21. Electron microscopy in advanced fisheries research. 22. Cryo microscopy in aquaculture research. Appendix Abbreviations used. Subject Index. Author index. The invention of the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique by Kary. B. Mullis has revolutionized the field of diagnostic molecular biotechnology. Its ability to detect pathogens at the molecular level has given it an unparalleled stature. Initially restricted to the laboratories now it has found wide application at the field level. This is evident from the present surge in references to the technique. With the plenitude of viral and bacterial epizootics plaguing shrimp aquaculture and remedies for the same being a distant possibility the aquaculture sector as such is opting for newer strategies to keep itself sustainable. One such approach which is gaining momentum is to screen shrimp seeds prior to stocking and broodstocks prior to seed production. How far this approach will contribute in striking a balance between loss and production has been successfully established in recent years in India. The scenario in the aquaculture sector has changed with the popularization of the PCR technique whereby farmers are insisting on PCR tested seeds and hatcheries are not taking risk by using untested broodstocks. PCR the repetitive bi directional DNA synthesis via primer extension of a specific nucleic acid sequence is simple in design and can be applied in seemingly endless ways. Because PCR is much more than just mixing reagents in a tube and running a machine this book outlines the best ways to utilize the PCR technique for shrimp disease diagnosis in particular the white spot syndrome virus (WS8V). Along with detailed protocols it also deals extensively on the effective utilization of laboratory space 111 which PCR procedures are setup and how to avoid PCR contamination by applying a self imposed technical auditing to ourselves. Further this book dealt with other successfully developed and demonstrated molecular techniques viz. in situ hybridization probes and blot techniques etc apart from electron microscopy and cryopreservation protocols. One would find this book a comprehensive write up packed with innovative information and advanced technical know hows essential for undertaking aquaculture in the most modern manner. 166 pp.
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Ecology of the river system. 3. Accounts of the fish fauna. 4. Fish geography. 5. Capture fisheries. 6. Ornamental fish resources. References. Subject index. The disparity between knowledge of the fisheries of the lakes and other lentic water bodies and th…at of the rivers is significantly palpable in India which obviously is the outcome of inchoate assiduity made on riverine ecology and fisheries research in the country. The paucity of extensive and empirical knowledge on the riverine ecology and fisheries has put the policy makers basin managers and other competent authorities at a disadvantage situation to redress the resultant malady in any developmental programmes culminating from these lotic bodies. The plight is significantly more conspicuous in Barak river system of India lying primarily within the geographical jurisdiction of Southern Assam and cursorily in Manipur and Mizoram States of N.E. India. Further the students and researchers of fishery science in general and those of Assam University and its affiliated colleges of NER in particular have since been deprived of an authentic prequel on the ecology and fisheries of Barak river system to meet the requisites of their study programme. The present treatise which encompasses an extensive profile on the ecology and fisheries of the Barak river system of India therefore will not only fulfill the need of these students in their academic pursuit along with other researchers in the field but will also make the policy makers and planners to materialize the fishery potentialities of the region on the fish fauna fluvial dynamics and ecology including the physico chemical conditions and potamoplankton communities of each lotic water system of the Barak drainages hitherto remained unexplored. Besides the capture fisheries of some principal rivers along with fishing gears and devices those are in vogue in the drainages have also been purported in the treatise. The endemic ornamental fish resources of the Barak river system a recent field of commercial importance have been incorporated in the book to expose their potentialities in global trade for the benefit of the entrepreneurs and aquarists of the region. 192 pp.
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. 1. Women in fisheries sector and entrepreneurship development steps for improvement/A.S. Ninawe and A.D. Diwan. 2. Women at the centre stage for socio economic change in fishing community/P.V. Dehadrai. 3. Role of women in fish related activities in India/L. Shenoy.… 4. Women's role in aquaculture and allied activities in India/T. Rajyalakshmi. 5. Adoption of fishery enterprises and empowerment options for fisherwomen of India/R. Sathiadhas F. Hassan and A.D. Diwan. 6. Fisheries and aquaculture activities an alternative to improving the socio economic status/S.D. Tripathi. 7. Women and aquaculture in Punjab/A. Dhawan and K. Kaur. 8. Women in fisheries sector in Orissa their contributions and problems/K. Samantaray and N.C. Vaidehi. 9. Fish makhana farming for rural upliftment/Y.P. Thakur. 10. Women livelihood in peri urban area of Kolkata with promising opportunities for fisherwomen/M. Mukherjee. 11. Fisherwomen in Sundarban wetland area their attitude belief and constraints/M. Mukherjee. 12. Women of North Eastern India in fisheries road much traversed and more head/S.D. Gurumayum N.K. Barik G.K. Vinci and M.C. Nandeesha. 13. Prospect of fishery development in North Eastern Region and involvement of women in their exploitation/D. Devi. 14. Women in fisheries development of Tripura/S. Banik. 15. Empowerment of women farmers in the hills through aquaculture practices/R. Dhanze and J.R. Dhanze. 16. Women empowerment in the hilly region of Himalayan Darjeeling/B.C. Patra. 17. Pearl farming a venue for women entrepreneurship/G. Misra. 18. Ornamental fish culture a boon for rural women/A. Sinha. 19. Women in fish marketing network/N. Gopal. 20. Aquaculture an avenue for education and employment of women/R. Tiwari and K.K. Jain. 21. Institution building process of a fisherwomen society/S.N. Ojha A. Sharma and S.S. Salim. 22. Micro finance a tool to empower fisherwomen in India/M.A. Upare and S.K. Bhatnagar. 23. Women in aquaculture prospectives and problems/G.D. Khedkar. 24. Mother sea betrays not/K. Srinath. 25. Empowerment of women through biotechnology with particular reference to fisheries/I. Karunasagar. Subject Index. From the preface The present book on Women Empowerment in Fisheries is the step towards identification of key issues affecting women in the Indian fisheries sector. Efforts have been made to bring together heads of various concerned organizations involved in fisheries research education and training development to contribute their experiences on the role of women in fisheries. The book serves as an important document and stimulates further discussions and development of appropriate programs in India. The book stresses the importance of education of women and increase in their awareness to various issues in fisheries provision of credit facilities and the need to develop women friendly technologies. 297 pp.
Editore: Narendra Pub, Delhi, 2010
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Technology transfer for aquaculture extension 1. Technology transfer a theoretical framework/Jayanta Kumar Sharma. 2. Changing perspectives of rural aquaculture/Radhey Shyam. 3. Research extension farmer linkage for sustainable aquacu 206 pp.
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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Immunocompetent organs in teleosts/P.K. Sahoo. 2. Innate/natural resistance and non lymphoid defence mechanisms in fish/P.K. Sahoo. 3. Phagocytosis in teleosts/M.A. Esteban and J. Meseguer. 4. Specific defence mechanisms of fish the basis of antibody production and cell me…diated immune response/P. Swain. 5. Antigens and antibodies/J. Mohanty. 6. Complement system of fish/P.K. Sahoo. 7. Cytokines of fish/P. Swain and P.K. Sahoo. 8. The immunological defence mechanisms of fish against bacteria and viruses/A.E. Ellis. 9. The immunological defence mechanisms of fish against fungal infections/D.C. Miles. 10. Immune mechanisms of shellfish/S.S. Mishra. 11. Monoclonal antibody in fish health/A. Adams and K.D. Thompson. 12. Principles of serological techniques in disease diagnosis/P. Swain. 13. Adjuvants in fish health/P. Swain. 14. Advances in fish vaccine/A. Hegde and Y.M. Sin. 15. Nutrition and immunity/S.S. Giri. 16. Probiotics in disease resistance/S.S. Mishra and S. Mohanty. 17. Ecotoxicants and fish immune system/B.K. Das. Further readings. 296 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. Acronyms used. Acknowledgement. 1. Introduction. 2. Dichotomous keys. 3. Morphological descriptions. 4. GenBank. 5. DNA Surveillance. 6. CMFRI Efforts on molecular taxonomy. 7. CMFRI Efforts on PCR Based gender identification. 134 pp.
Editore: Narendra Pub, New Delhi, 2010
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Establishment of soil and water analysis laboratory. 2. Importance of solid and water quality monitoring in aquaculture practices. 3. Soil. 4. Water. 5. Further reading. 6. Case study. 7. Appendix. The book Soil and Water Quality Management for Sustainable Aquacu…lture will be a day to day instant user friendly guidebook for all those actively engaged in the field of freshwater aquaculture. This will perhaps be the first comprehensive guidebook of its kind to deal with various chapters regarding the Establishment of Soil and Water Analysis Laboratory importance of soil and water quality monitoring in aquaculture practices soil water and monitoring of water colour for sustainable aquaculture. Soil and water chapters comprises with collection processing and preservation of samples analytical procedures for different parameters and correction methodology. Apart from these some relevant case studies are also cited as example for the users guidance. The main aim of this book is to help the UG and PG students of the fisheries science and ultimately for the benefit of the end users towards sustainable fish production. It will also helpful to the researchers extension workers and farm managers as an instant asset for solving the complex problem of the dynamic freshwater culture systems. The various chapters of the book have been written in a lucid manner and as brief as possible to pick up the subject materials for ready application in a logical way towards the achievable target. Understanding the characteristics of solid and water in particular knowing how to maintain good quality soil/water and how to improve difficult soils/waters is of importance of sustainable agriculture and aquaculture or fish based farming system (A4 Aquaculture Agriculture Animal Husbandry Apiculture). To achieve success in different culture practices soil and water analysis is the first and foremost duty of a manager/worker of respective fields. Selection of right parameters again needs thorough knowledge regarding the subject and also passion in your professions. Accordingly a complete understanding of relationship between water quality soil quality and aquatic productivity is a pre requisite for optimum growth and production in any aquatic ecosystem. This book will perhaps be well received in all the fisheries colleges universities state Govt. Fisheries departments private and public sector institutions where training teaching research and extension of freshwater aquaculture is undertaken. 238 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Content Preface. Introduction. I. Water pollution 1. Introduction. 2. Water pollutants sources and effects. 3. Eutrophication. 4. Prevention and control of water pollution. II. Air pollution 1. Introduction. 2. Air pollutants and their classification. 3. Sources and effects of air pollutants.…4. Green house effect. 5. Ozone depletion. 6. Photochemical smog. 7. Aerosols. 8. Acid rain. 9. Control of air pollution. III. Soil pollution 1. Introduction. 2. Sources and effects of soil pollution. 3. Effects of soil pollutants. 4. Prevention and control of soil pollution. IV. Noise pollution 1. Introduction. 2. Sources of noise pollution. 3. Control of noise pollution. V. Radiation pollution 1. Introduction. 2. Concepts of nuclear chemistry and terms used in radiations ecology. 3. Sources of ionizing radiations. 4. Effects of ionizing radiations. From the Preface Aim of this book is to bridge the gap between traditional materials on pollution and quantitative and technical aspects that are the essence of most advanced environmental science. The book will also provide necessary informations on environmental chemistry and physics that are prerequisite for the mechanism of working of pollutants. Various chapters of the book covering water pollution air pollution soil pollution noise pollution and radiation describe in details about the sources and effects of pollutants. Control measures to mitigate pollution are added at the end of each chapters. Special emphasis has been laid on topics of international and global concern such as greenhouse effect stratospheric ozone depletion photochemical smog aerosols and acid rains and are discussed well. This book will satisfy the needs of undergraduate and postgraduate students of environmental biology. This book has been checked thoroughly and corrected to the best of our knowledge however errors and suggestions brought to our notice will be appreciated. 222 pp.
Editore: Narendra Pub, New Delhi, 2009
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction i. Ecology. ii. Insects. 2. Classification of insects. 3. Origin of insects. 4. Insects one of the most successful group. 5. Aquatic insects i. Fresh water habitat. ii. Marine water habitat. iii. Orders of aquatic insects. iv. Adaptation in aquatic insects. v.… Life cycle in aquatic insects. vi. Filter feeding in aquatic insects. This is the happiest moment for the authors to present Ecology of Aquatic Insects to readers of this discipline. Study of any organism without considering its ecology is not complete as no organism can be separated from its environment. About 75% of earth's surface is covered by water which is source of life on earth. It is the medium within which all aspects of ecosystem co exist both living and non living. Insects have adopted themselves to occupy almost every conceivable ecological niche in on or above the earth. They are all around us occupying our houses puncturing our skin consuming our food and clothing. There is scarcely any place on the earth that is not home to atleast one kind of insects. They endure all extremes of environment and are the most successful group of animals from Protozoa to mammals. This is an attempt to provide distinct advantage to its user (undergraduate postgraduate and life science students and also the researchers who are engaged in deciphering the mystery of aquatic ecology) towards better understanding of relation between insects and aquatic environment. 240 pp.
Editore: Narendra Pub, New Delhi, 2008
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. Acknowledgements. 1. Catfishes. 2. Family Silluridae. 3. Family Schilbeidae. 4. Family Pangasiidae. 5. Family Amblycipitidae. 6. Family Aksidae. 7. Family Sisoridae. 8. Family Clariidae. 9. Family Heteropneustidae. 10. Family Chacidae. 11. Family Olyridae. 12. Famil…y Ariidae. 13. Family Plotosidae. 14. Family Ictaluridae. References. Index of scientific names. The book on Catfishes Systematics Biology and Culture By Prof H.A. Khan deals with the teleosts belonging to the order siluiriformes. They form an important group of fishes next to cyprinids in their abundance and diversity. Catfishes are valued for food and game. They have become popular due to their hardy nature and adaptability to thrive both in fresh and brackish water. A vivid description of 162 species belonging to 51 genera inhabiting inland waters of India Bangladesh Myanmar Srilanka and Pakistan has been given of their systematics (identifying characters colours and geographical distribution). Some important culturable species found in Thailand and America have also been described. It is the first comprehensive treatise on catfishes describing the biology (nutrition and growth reproduction and life history diseases genetics etc.) and culture of several important species. The book has been adequately illustrated to facilitate the species identification and is supplemented by a comprehensive list of references and index of scientific names of catfishes. An interesting part of book is the detailed description of various farming techniques of important culturable catfishes species as followed in advance countries like America Europe as well as various Asian countries and Africa for the guidance of those entrepreneurs who want to start their own catfishes farming. The book is quite indispensable for catfish farmers aquarists students (both) graduate and post graduate) teachers planners naturalists and environmental scientists interested in the development of catfish farming in the country and elsewhere. The book contains about 300 printed pages and 74 illustrations of fishes. 268 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Contributors list. 1. Fish diversity in North East India/Waikhom Vishwanath. 2. Two new species of Amblyceps from Manipur India (Teleostei Amblycipitidae)/Waikhom Vishwanath and Irengbam Linthoingambi. 3. Fine structure of caudal skeleton of Puntius and its anomalie…s/M. Shantakumar and Waikhom Vishwanath. 4. The ornamental fish diversity of the Western Ghats of Kerala/T.V. Anna Mercy. 5. An overview of status of the Canara Pearlspot Etroplus Canarensis (Day) Resources and their conservation/N. Basavaraja. 6. Fish biodiversity and ecology of the Dikhu River of Mokokchung District Nagaland/Bendangkokba and Sharif U. Ahmed. 7. Present conservation status of Fish Faunistic resources in some Beels of Assam/B. Acharjee A. Dutta and M. Choudhury. 8. Fishery of Arunachal Pradesh (India) A potential hub in North East Region/P. Nath S.C. Dey D. Dam and D.N. Das. 9. Endangered fishes of West Bengal with special reference to North Bengal/Madhumita Mukherjee. 10. Assessing diversity and peculiarities in the Fish Fauna of Himalayas Central Highlands and Western Ghats/P. Nautiyal and Asha Agarwal. 11. Ornamental fisheries in North Eastern India and strategies for conservation/B.K. Mahpatra K. Vinod and B.K. Mandal. 12. Fish germplasm resources and their conservation in the upland water/P.C. Mahanta. 13. Assessment and inventory of Indian aquatic genetic resources Collaboration and legislation/S.P. Singh D. Kapoor and U.K. Sarkar. 14. Diversity of ornamental fishes in the Wetlands of Assam/J.N. Das and S.P. Biswas. 15. Need for re evaluation of Aesthetic Finfish of Northern India/S.P. Biswas and J.N. Das. 16. Alternate carp species for diversification in freshwater aquaculture in India/K.N. Mohanta S. Subramanian and N. Komarpant. 17. Studies on the biodiversity of Pahunj Reservoir/S. Sultan and M.C. Chauhan. 18. Status of fish genetic resources in uplands of Uttarakhand state/K.D. Joshi. 19. Availability of Puntius Sarana Ompok Pabda and Bengala Elanga in different landing sites of Assam/Bibha Chetia Borah. 20. Demonstration of the giant freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium Rosenbergii) Farming in Punjab and Haryana through sustainable management/Hardial Singh. 21. Spread of exotic fishes in Indian freshwater aquaculture Ecological and precautionary concern/A.K. Singh. 22. Categorization of fish germplasm in different aquatic resources for conservation status/P.C. Mahanta A.K. Singh and D. Kapoor. 23. River fish inventory under participatory approaches Meenachil Fish Count 2004/N.G. Padmakumar L. Bindu Nitta Joseph B. Sreekumar G. Sunil N. Unnikrishnan and J. Kurien. 24. Conservation of fish biodiversity in protected areas of Narmada River A community perspective/Vipin Vyas and Sanjeev Jain. 25. Fish biodiversity on the streams of Narmada Basin with reference to its conservation/Shriparna Saxena Vipin Vyas Pradeep Shrivastava and Umashankar Sarkar. 26. Role of biotechnology in Indian aquaculture/B.N. Singh. 27. Cryopreservation of Snowtrout (S. Richardsonii) milt as a means for propagation and Ex Situ Conservation of Species/N.K. Agarwal S.K. Raghuvanshi and Vandana Saini. Fishes are among the most numerous and highly diversified groups of aquatic faunae. In India over 2400 fish species have been recorded including alien species. The aquatic ecosystems and fisheries are subject to intense pressure from a wide range of anthropogenic and environmental disturbances. The available data indicate approximate 60% reduction in the fishes over the last three decades. It is therefore imperative to document changes in aquatic diversity habitat attributes bio geographical shifts and life history so as to devise appropriate rehabilitation measures for conservation of fish and other aquatic organisms. This book Fish Genetic Resources contains different chapters covering various aspects on fish taxonomic inventory their morphological features characterization of population various risk and threats alien species captive propagation re.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. European Eel still a mystery of the natural history/V.R.P. Sinha. 2. Challenging food security in India aquaculture a viable option/Shyam S. Salim. 3. Indian fisheries as a tool for nutritional security poverty alleviation and employment/B.N. Pandey. 4. Advances in freshwa…ter aquaculture/N. Sarangi. 5. Fisheries development in North Eastern states/M. Sinha. 6. Breeding of Indian major carps an overview/S.K. Sarkar and S.C. Rath. 7. Selective breeding and development of a genetically improved Rohu the Jayanti Rohu/Ambedkar E. Eknath Kanta Das Mahapatra Jatendra N. Saha and Binod K. Chaudhary. 8. Freshwater pearl farming/Kuldip Kumar Gayatri Mishra Utkal Laxmi Mohanty and Joy Krushna Jena. 9. Breeding and culture of ornamental fishes in India an emerging cottage industry/S.K. Swain and N.K. Barik. 10. Microbes in aquaculture/S. Ayyappan. 11. Aquaculture public concerns and sustainable practices/T.T. George and V.R.P. Sinha. 12. Man made modifications of rivers and their effect on its fishery/M. Sinha. 13. Inland fisheries enhancements/V.V. Sugunan. 14. Inland water pollution and algal bio indicator a review/M.K. Bandyopadhyay and B.C. Jha. 15. Bioindicators for surveillance of the status of Indian aquatic pollution and toxicity/K.K. Vass and S. Samanta. 16. Eutrophication and succession of biota in inland aquatic ecosystem/B.C. Jha and Anita Chakraborty. 17. New approach to aquatic biodiversity conservation at NBFGR Lucknow/W.S. Lakra and K.K. Lal. 18. Conservation of marine faunal diversity in India an overview/R. Soundararajan and W.S. Lakra. 19. Marine faunal biodiversity of Maharashtra and Gujarat Coast and conservation strategies/Dilip Kumar and Geetanjali Deshmukhe. 20. Current status of biotechnology in Karnataka/Geetha Bali. 21. Prebiotics and probities microflora for mankind an overview/G.R. Bharawadkar and G.K. Kulkarni. 22. Corpuscles of Stannius of air breathing teleosts ultrastructure and cellular composition/M. Firoz Ahmod Abdul Salim N.S. Sen and N.V.A. Rao. 23. Melatonin the nature's own antioxidant/Amitab Hore. 24. A quantitative study on food consumption and larval growth of Sarihan ecorace of Antheraea mylitta Drury/R.B. Sinha and P.N. Pandey. 25. Derelict Pedosphere ecosystem and soil arthropods a case study of Bermo coalfield area of Jharkhand/B.K. Sinha A. Hembrom M. Mahto P.N. Panday and D.K. Prasad. 26. Fish nutrigenomics fundamental research for understanding nutrient gene interactions and fish nutrition/P.P. Srivastava and W.S. Lakra. 27. Carotenoids pigments in freshwater fish types of Carotenoids and their metabolic transformation into Vitamin A/Umesh C. Goswami. 360 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Biodiversity taxonomy ecology and wildlife biology 1. Animal behavior vs early warning of ensuring natural disaster do animals have developed sixth sense/B.N. Pandey Ranjit Singh and P.N. Pandey. 2. Applications of bioinformatics in wildlife research a case study on turtle… model/Chittaranjan Baruah. 3. Checklist of the Reptilian fauna in and around Barail Wildlife Sanctuary Northeast India/Abhijit Das. 4. Diversity of Frugivorous birds and their habitat use in Jeypore Reserve Forest Dibrugarh District Assam/Oinam Sunanda Devi and P.K. Saikia. 5. Activity pattern of the Capped Langur Trachypithecus Pileatus Blyth (1843) during winter season in the semi evergreen and moist Deciduous Forest of Assam India/Dhiraj Kumar Borah Jihosuo Biswas and P.C. Bhattacharjee. 6. Mammalian fauna and their conservational aspects in Tata Steel Zoological Park East Singhbhum Jharkhand/M.C. Mahata S. Dutta and S.K. Mahato. 7. Chelonian Records from Manipur in Northeast India/Naorem Linthoi. 8. A study on the Home Range of Indian Rhino in the Orang National Park/B.C. Hazarika and P.K. Saikia. 9. Ex situ hatching of eggs of Pangshura Tentoria (Gray 1834)/Luna Phukan Chittaranjan Baruah and D.K. Sharma. 10. Nature of human elephant conflict in Assam/Bhrigu Prasad Saikia and Prasanta Kumar Saikia. 11. Studies on the food habits and seasonality of Egrets (Ciconiformes Ardeidae) in Deepor Beel Ramsar Site Kamrup Assam/J. Das and P.K. Saikia. 12. Rodent fauna of Jorhat District of Assam/K. Sarmah B.C. Dutta and J.C. Kalita. 13. Status and distribution of Amphibian Fauna of Sonitpur District Assam/Mohini Mohan Borah and Aparajita Borkotoki. II. Aquatic biodiversity fish and fishery biology section 14. Climate change and its effect on fisheries/Dilip Kumar and K. Venkateshvaran. 15. Fishery air breathing fish and their sustainable development of Kosi Region North Bihar with reference to socio economics of rural inhabitants/P. Dubey. 16. Fish species diversity in Yeshwant Sagar Reservoir Indore (M.P.)/S. Razia L.K. Mudgal and V. Keshre. 17. Impact on the aquatic fauna of Subansiri River System due to construction of Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Project/Jahnabi Goswami. 18. An overview of the wetlands rivers and fishes in Northeast India with a brief note on their present status using GIS Tools/Devashish Kar Rathin Sharma Bubul Das and Anjam Hussain Barbhuiya. 19. Role of aquatic macrophyte type on fish biodiversity in floodplain wetlands of Barpeta District of Assam/Ranjan K. Manna Md. Aftabuddin Abdur Rahman Pranab Gogoi and Vijay Kolekar. 20. On two new digenetic Trematodes Bucephalus Vachaii Sp. Nov. from Eutrophiichthys Vacha (Ham.) and Dactylostomum Baruasagerii Sp. Nov. from Amphipnous Cuchia (Ham.) of Baruasagar Dam District Jhansi Bundelkhand Region/Jag Mohan Sen and S.F. Siddique. 21. Effect of Bamboo Digester Effluent (Bde) on Intestine of Clarias Batrachus/Dhananjay Kusre Bodheswar Kalita and Santanu Sarma. 22. The Ganga River Prawn Macrobrachium Gangeticum (Bate) completes larval cycle in closed re circulatory hatchery at Patna (Bihar)/Suday Prasad. 23. Studies on qualitative analysis of Planktons of Swarnarekha River at Ranchi (Jharkhand India)/R.K. Upadhaya and Rashmi R.B. Kujur. 24. Community fishing in Jamlai Wetland and its impact on fishermen community/T.K. Goswami R. Hazarika and M.M. Goswami. 25. Occurrence of Benthic Macro Invertebrates in Lotic Water systems near Namkum Bridge Ranchi Jharkhand/N.D. Goswami Sudha Kumari and P.N. Pandey. 26. Assessment of genotoxicity in fish by Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA Polymerase Chain Reaction (Rapd pcr)/Atindra Kumar Pandey and Sunil P. Trivedi. 27. Species diversity and population dynamics of two families of aquatic Coleoptera in a fish pond at Assam India/Rabindra Hazarika and M.M. Goswami. 28. Fish and fishery status of Deepor Beel a Ramsar site in Assam/Bulbul Acharjee Amalesh Dutta and D.K. Sharma. 29. Physico chemical parameters and Ichthyofaunal diversity of the Deo.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. I. Freshwater Phytobiota 2. Cyanophyta. 3. Chlorophyta. 4. Chrysophyta. 5. Euglenophyta. 6. Pyrrophyta. 7. Macrohydrophytes. II. Freshwater Zoobiota 8. Testaceous Rhizopoda Flagellates and Ciliates. 9. Rotifera. 10. Clad 456 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Mechanism of food digestion in fishes. 3. Energy metabolism and nutrition in fish. 4. Considerations on general nutritional requirement of fish. 5. Carbohydrate lipid and protein requirement of fish. 6. Requirement of vitamins by fish. 7. The min…eral requirements in fish feeds. 8. Formulated feeds for fish. 9. Novel feeds and feeding mechanism in aquaculture. 10. Microencapsulated egg diets for fish larvae. 11. Non conventional fish feed ingredients. 12. Raw material used in aqua feed industry and their nutritional properties. 13. Artificial feeds for aquaculture. 14. Processing involved in feed manufacturing. 15. Processes and the nutritive value of aqua feeds. 16. Fish feed micro ingredients and their stability. 17. Use of feeds additives in aqua feeds. 18. Toxins molds and aflatoxicosis in fish feeds. 19. Live feeds for aquaculture. 20. Storage problems of aqua feeds and ingredients. 21. Quality assurance and quality control in fish feed industry. 22. Analysis of nutritional qualities of fish feed. 23. Design and experimentation in fish nutrition. Subject index. From the Preface In this book more emphasis is given on practical approaches for aquaculture nutrition since aquaculture is a very fast growing field in Asia. Moreover the nutrition is a most neglected aspect in Asian regions. Owing to the reason this book is planned to have a thorough review of quality literature available at various sources and bridging the gaps with available technology. In Asian aquaculture scenario such type of single literature source on nutrition for aquaculture is presently not available. This is the driving thrust behind writing this book. This book provides an up to date and comprehensive account on aquaculture nutrition. Nutrition is a very important aspect in modern aquaculture farming practices. Majority of the expenses are incurred on feeds in any type of aquafarming enterprise. If aquaculture farm is managed with wisely formulated feed and judicial feeding practice can very effectively reduce the expensed over it and can maximise the profit. This book includes 23 chapters having overall discussion and description regarding nutrition in aquaculture. The book will be useful for fishery professionals policy makers students scientists and extension workers as a useful reference material. 432 pp.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Current status of gonadotropin and growth hormone in control of reproduction in teleosts/T.P. Singh and B. Lal. 2. Recent advances in the control of maturation and breeding in cultivable fishes/B.N. Singh. 3. Some aspects of teleost vitellogenesis role of fish vitellogenin…/P. Nath S. Maitra R. Sahu S. Mohapatra and J. Ghosh. 4. Regulation of final oocyte maturation in teleosts/I.J. Singh. 5. Pineal control of fish reproduction/P.C. Thomas. 6. Fish pheromones and their potential applications in breeding aquaculture and fishery management/A.K. Pandey. 7. Fish propagation and extreme climatic events/V.R.P. Sinha. 8. Endocrine regulation of calcium metabolism in fishes with special reference to reproduction/A.C. Pandey and A.K. Pandey. 9. Antioxidative defense system with special reference to fish reproduction/G.B.N. Chainy and A. Roy. 10. Isolation purification and characterization of growth hormone from the Indian catfish Clarias batrachus/S. Harikrishnan B. Lal T.P. Singh M. Yonekura and K. Acharia. 11. Role of hormone and semi balanced diet for advanced and multiple maturation breeding and seed production of Indian catfish Heteropneustes fossilis/B.N. Singh A.K. Pandey G. Kanungo and M. Sarkar. 12. Early maturation in broodstocks of Indian major carps maintained on semi balanced diet supplemented with lysine and methionine/A.K. Pandey P.K. Arvindakshan and B.N. Singh. 13. Induction of maturity and spontaneous spawning in captive broodstock of seabass Lates calcarifer through hormonal manipulation/M. Kailasam A.R. Thirunavukkarasu P.K. Chandra P. Shiranee and K.V. Rajendran. 14. Induction of ovulation and spawning in mugil cephalus using HCG and ovaprim/M. Abraham P.K. Chandra P. Shiranee M. Kailasam and A.V.K. Charles. 15. Profile of lipid and certain vitellogenic constituents in relation to gonadal development in an Indian Major Carp. Cirrhinus mrigala/I.J. Singh. 16. Maturational responses of gonads to pituitary preparations and ovaprim in Labeo rohita/I.J. Singh and R.N. Ram. 17. Hypophysial gonadal axis modulation in response to some spawning inducing agents/I.J. Singh and R.N. Ram. 18. Induction of maturational processes by spawning inducing agents in gonads of Clarias batrachus/R.N. Ram and I.J. Singh. 19. Synchronization of induced spawning of carps by ovaprim and pituitary gland/U.P. Singh I.J. Singh and R.N. Ram. 20. Field trials on induced spawning of the Indian major carps with acetone dried powdered pituitary from Catla Catla/M.K. Bandyopadhyay and B.N. Singh. 21. Successful induced spawning of pond raised endangered golden Mahseer Tor Putitora/A.K. Pandey R.S. Patiyal P.C. Mahanta M. Tyagi and S.R. Chenyal. 22. Induced breeding of the Indian major carp Labeo rohita with synthetic hormone drug WOVA FH/A.K. Pandey C.T. Mahapatra G. Kanungo and B.N. Singh. 23. Pheromone a probable biostimulant for sympathetic spawning of the Indian major carps/M.K. Bandyopadhyaya and S.K. Singh. 24. Role of pineal melatonin during environmental and hormonal sex determination in fishes/A.K. Singh. 25. Rat ventral prostate and seminal vesicular bioassay for detecting the residual hormone in 17a methyltesosterone induced sterile common carp cyprinus carpio/P.C. Das G.P.S. Rao and K. Narayana. 26. Effect of mibolerone on the reproductive physiology of clarias batrachus during the preparatory season/P. Keshavanath D.K. Sarma and B. Gangadhara. 27. Aflatoxin B1 induced pathophysiological changes in ovary of an air breathing fish channa punctatus/S.K. Verma and A.K. Pandey. 28. Effects of adrenocortical hormones and ACTH on haematological indices in freshwater teleost mystus vittatus/B.N. Pandey and A. Kumar. 29. Cryopreservation of carp milt in French straws tarson tubes and visitubes a step towards preservation in bulk/S.D. Gupta and S.C. Rath. 30. Endocrine control of reproduction in prawn an overview/D.R. Kanaujia B.K. Das and A.N. Mohanty. 31. Histomorphology of the neurosecretory cells of eyestalk brain and thorac.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Vol. I Acknowledgements. Preface. List of equivalents units. Introduction. 1. Environment function form relationship. 2. The bearing of ecological factors on the evolution of air breathing fishes. 3. Ecology of natural habitat of air breathing fishes. 4. Biological diversity in air br…eathing fishes. 5. Bionomics of air breathing Teleostean fishes of India. 6. Food and feeding habits. 7. Alimentary canal system. 8. Fish gills. 9. The Pseudobranch. 10. Accessory respiratory organs. 11. Bimodal gas exchange. 12. Scaling of the dimensions of gills and accessory respiratory organs of air breathing fishes. 13. Role of gills and Accessory Respiratory Organs (ARO) in homeostasis. References. Fish index. Author index. Subject. Vol. II 1. The cardio vascular system. 2. Haematology. 3. The integument. 4. Urinogenital system. 5. Life pattern and life style and reproductive cycle in air breathing fishes. 6. Embryonic and larval development. 7. Growth and bio energetics. 8. Sensory biology. 9. Pineal organ. 10. Structure of eye. 11. Olfactory organs. 12. The ductless glands. 13. Pituitary glands. 14. Cytogenetics of air breathing fishes. 15. Xenobiotic toxicity in air breathing fishes. 16. Cranial and eye muscles of air breathing. 17. Capture and culture fisheries of commercially important air breathing fishes. References. Appendix. Epilogue. Fish index. Author index. Subject index. From the Preface The evolutionary history of air breathing habit in early vertebrates have been traced in relation to environmental conditions. The transition from aquatic to aerial respiration require several structural modifications of the respiratory organs and their vascular supply. In bimodal breathing fish with their varied designs of respiratory structures the vascular system both at macro and micro levels have been modified with their characteristic shunt systems. Evidence of plasma skimming at microcirculation level led to higher haematocrit value at gas exchange surface. There is considerable angiotensin converting enzyme activity in the respiratory organs of air breathing fishes. The evolutionary transition from aquatic to air breathing not only encompassed a variety of anatomical and physiological adjustments in gas exchange and Osmoregulatory system but that a variety of non respiratory bio chemical functions of lung which were originally developed in the fish gill were shifted subsequently to the air breathing organs. While the surfactant lining of the lungs in phospholipids in nature it is mucoid in the case of accessory respiratory organs. The book will interest zoology students and research workers in the field of anatomy physiology and ecology of fishes. The book will also be useful for scientists and fishery biologists. 578 pp.
