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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Growth. 2. Postnatal growth. 3. Growth regulators. 4. Aging. 5. Bioenergetics. 6. Methods for quantitative determination of heat production. 7. Specific dynamic action and efficiency of productive processes. 8. Energetic efficiency of growth and work processes. 9. Energetic efficiency of milk production.10. Energetic efficiency of EGG production. References. The book entitled Physiology of Animal Growth and Bioenergetics authored by Dr. U.K. Mishra consists of two major components the physiology of growth in animals and the bioenergetics. Each component has several chapters dealing precisely with definition of growth embryonic growth prenatal growth postnatal growth growth curve factors affecting growth growth regulators. A new chapter has been added on physiology of ageing which is of special interest to the students and teachers alike to have latest information on this important issue. The bioenergetics component has also been presented in the form of various chapters dealing with the definition of bioenergetics various terminology involved and the chapters devoted on oxidation of carbohydrate protein and fat anabolism quantitative determination of heat production energy metabolism partition of energy in the body specific dynamic action and efficiency of productive processes principle of diminishing increments and net energy values food consumption during growth milk production egg production muscular work efficiency energetic efficiency of growth and work processes including milk and egg production. The book is useful for the undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in the subject of animal physiology animal nutrition animal biochemistry and livestock production and management at colleges of veterinary and animal sciences. 138 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface 1 Water buffalo an asset unraveled 2 Assisted reproductive technologies a historical perspective 3 Semen technology in assisted reproduction 4 Embryo production and transfer 5 Cr yobanking 6 Sex pre selection 7 Somatic cell nuclear transfer 8 Stem cell technology 9 Biopharming using livestock 10 Embryo development block epigenetic and nuclear reprogramming 11 Genomics in livestock production Glossary of the terms used Subject index Reproductive biotechnology in Buffalo is the first book of its kind to provide readers with comprehensive information to augment bubaline production This insightful and thought provoking collection of chapters aims to review cutting edge technologies and scientific advances in livestock production and conservation The book begins with discussion on general aspects of global distribution and domestication of water buffalo Bubalus bubalis and its role as indispensable and multipurpose livestock species Embryo transfer in vitro embryo production cryopreservation of oocytes embryos and somatic cells are reviewed The authors them describe recent developments in sex pre selection animal cloning stem cell technology and biopharming using transgenic animals before concluding chapters on animal embryo developmental block nuclear reprogramming and role of molecular biological and genomic applications in overcoming the key problems currently associated with advanced assisted reproduction technologies 194 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgement. 1. Introduction i. Man and plants. ii. India richness of plant wealth. iii. Overview of the previous work on wild edible plants. 2. Edible roots and underground stem of ethnic India i. Epilogue. ii. Literature cited. Appendices 1. Index to total number of edible genera and species of roots tubers and rhizomes under various divisions of plants kingdom. 2. Index to families of edible roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. 3. Index to total number of edible species of roots tubers and rhizomes under predominant genera. 4. Index to botanical names of edible of roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. 5. Index to English names of edible roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. 6. Index to Hindi names of edible roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. 7. Index to Sanskrit names of edible roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. 8. Index to regional names of edible roots tubers and rhizomes of ethnic India. The present compendium provides a very comprehensive and well illustrated account on this fascinating topic. It aims to familiarize readers with the enormous amount of base line data on edible roots tubers and underground stems of ethnic India and will be the definitive guide for our food security and alleviation of poverty and malnutrition. 228 pp.

This book contains forty one chapters which have further been grouped into twelve thematic areas Insight into commercial agricultural Mechanization for breading barriers Production management agro techniques Balancing nutrition Managing water the vital input Combating pests weeds and insects Resource conservation Alternate agro-enterprises Livestock based farming systems Harnessing advanced technologies Promoting agro-industry and Socio-economic and climatic facets for systematic and easy understanding of the subject Through this book the authors have made sincere efforts to put forth the upcoming agricultural scenario and management techniques from its commercial view point It is our belief that this book will prove worthy to policy makers planners researchers teachers students development agencies NGOs and entrepreneurs.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Section I. Cytology and Genetics Preface. Introduction. 1. The cell a basic unit of life. 2. History of cytology. 3. Cell structure. 4. Plasma membrane or cell membrane. 5. Intracellular membranous structures. 6. Plastids. 7. Mitochondria. 8. Ribosomes. 9. Cilia and Flagella. 10. Nucleus. 11. Protoplasm. 12. Water. 13. Proteins. 14. Carbohydrates. 15. Lipids. 16. Procaryotic chromosomes. 17. Eucaryotic chromosomes. 18. The chemical nature of genes historical perspective. 19. Nucleic acids. 20. DNA replication. 21. Cell division. Section II. Genetics and Molecular biology 22. Heredity. 23. Interaction of genes. 24. Biostatistics and its application in genetics. 25. Genetic variation. 26. Chromosomal aberrations. 27. Sex linked inheritance. 28. Phenotypic expression of genes (Biochemical genetics). 29. Non nuclear inheritance and somatic cell genetics. 30. Quantitative inheritance. 31. Linkage. 32. Crossing over. 33. Genetic recombination. 34. Concept of gene. 35. Functions of sex chromosome. 36. Sex determination. 37. Genetic code. 38. Protein synthesis (Central dogma and transcription). 39. Translation. 40. Bacterial genetics. 41. Genetic engineering. 42. Human genetics. Cell biology is an integrated discipline including material from the field of cytology cytogenetics physiology biochemistry biophysics and microbiology. The intellectual challenge involved in the study of cells has also attracted scientists from the physical sciences and the field today constitutes a frontier of biological knowledge. All attempts have been made in the present work to provide an integrated approach covering cell structure and molecular biology. If one visualizes the cell as an organised collection of interacting molecules the emphasis given to molecular structure in certain chapters will be understandable. The genetics portion covers almost all the necessary chapters required in very simple and precise manner. Besides chapters of genetics chapters of bacterial genetic human genetics and genetic engineering are also incorporated. Some of the views put forward may appear to be overs implications but there seemed to be no other option other than including space consuming discussions conveying the various pros and cons. Similar restrictions on space did not permit the inclusion so a detailed bibliography of all the work cited in the text. It is expected that the present book with updated information will be useful to the readers. 706 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. 1. Faunal events during late Mesozoic North of Indus Tsangpo Suture and Shyok Suture zone Eastern Karakoram palaeobiogeographic implications/K.P. Juyal and Manish Semwal. 2. Fauna and palaeoenvironment of Krachipatra section Hirpur formation Karewa group Kashmir/B.S. Kotlia and Randheer Singh. 3. Seismo tectonic characterisation of the Himalayan foothill region a case study/A.R. Chaudhri. 4. Petrochemistry and petrogenesis of the great Himalayan gneisses and granites from Chamoli District Kumaun Garhwal Himalaya/O.P. Goel and S.S. Bhakuni. 5. Metamorphism of crystalline rocks of Pokheri area in Chamoli Garhwal/B.C. Joshi. 6. Occurrence of pre Himalayan metamorphic rocks in Chaukhutia area of Amora Nappe Kumaun Lesser Himalaya/Mallickarjun Joshi A.N. Tiwari and Ph. Mitrabina Devi. 7. Clinopyroxene composition from Bhimtal volcanics of Kumaun Lesser Himalaya Implications for mineral evolution and Host Magma type/Abhishek Pandey and Santosh Kumar. 8. The mass movement disaster at the Ampadav locality in the Kumaun Siwaliks Nainital Uttaranchal/Karanpal S. Rawat and Girish Ch. Kothyari. 9. Tectonic significance of shear indicators and petrofabrics of Quartz mylonites Garhwal Himalaya India/S.C. Bhatt and P.S. Saklani. 10. Classificaion of Slope Mass wasting processes between Narenra Nagar and Rishikesh Garhwal Himalaya/Kishor Kumar. 11. Vertical folds and mesoscopic fabrics in Srinagar area Garhwal Himalaya/Shashank Shekhar P.S. Saklani and A.M. Bhola. 12. Geochemistry of melange sandstone in and Arround Ukhrul Manipur/Th. Devala Devi R.A.S. Kushwaha and M. Okendro. 13. Geology structure ant tectonics of the Kwanu Shillai Area Uttaranchal Himachal Pradesh using remote sensing techniques/Vaibhava Srivastava and R. C. Lakhera. 14. Landslide Hazards along national highway 52 A in the area between Banderdewa to Itanagar Eastern Himalaya Arunachal Pradesh/Tasser Talar Anand Singh Rawat and R.C. Joshi. 15. Transtensional Basin in oblique subduction margin Imphal valley an example/Soibam Ibotombi and R.K. Hemanta Singh. 16. Landslide Hazard zonation and management along NH 53 in Manipur a remote sensing and G I S based approach/Arun Kumar and Th. Dolendro R.K. Chingkhei. 17. Higher Himalaya a remobilised craton/A.K. Biyani. Marine sedimentary units in the lower Shyok area were deposited during early to late cretaceous time (Aptian Albian) in transgressive and regressive cycles. Abundance of freshwater gastropods and fishes indicate an entity of a river in the Kashmir Valley. The Himalayan foothill zone witnessed neotectonic activity. The higher Himalayan crystallines in Garhwal consists of pelites psammites granodiorite granite and basalts. Rocks of Pokheri Garhwal Himalaya consist of four tectonometamorphic episodes. The Almora Shear Zone was affected by pre Himalayan regional metamorphism and Himalayan dynamic metamorphism. The Bhimtal volcanics in Kumaun suggest tholeiitic nature of basaltic parent. The Kumaun Siwalik region witnessed a mass movements triggering the rockfall and associated debris flow. Asymmetric pressure shadows and rotated porphyroclasts imply that the pressure solution and dynamic recrystallisation resulted into mylonitisation and Nappe movement. The Garhwal Himalaya was severely affected by debris flow slides slumps and falls followed by erosion. The North Almora Thrust (NAT) in Garhwal experienced rotation exemplified by the vertical folds. The Nagaland Manipur area consists of Oceanic Island Arc continental Island Arc Active continental Margin and passive margin setting. The Banderdewa Itanagar is characterised by landslides i.e. transnational and rotational wedge failure. Transtensional basin in oblique subduction margin in Imphal valley was affected by shear couple deformation. The higher Himalaya is comprised of metamorphic rocks derived from sedimentary and igneous parentage. 320 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. The Advances in Earth Sciences is a multidisciplinary book series addressed to all the domains of earth sciences It is an attempt to bring the researches in all the spheres of the Earth at a single platform to appraise earth scientists about the recent developments in various disciplines in order to promote multidomain interaction and research The e-Journal Earth Science India provides an opportunity of earliest possible publication of the research work where as the book Advances in Earth Sciences serve the purpose of archival and record The papers address to fundamental earth science researches to the aspects of societal needs It is the publication of The Society of Earth Scientists SES.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Lateral zonation around Archean nucleus of the Dharwar Craton India its deformation segmentation and subsequent breakup/O.P. Pandey and P.K. Agrawal. 2. Granite series evaluation of early Ordovician Kyrdem granitoids and enclaves Meghalaya plateau Northeast India implication on Oxidation condition of interacting Mafic Felsic Magma system/Santosh Kumar and Kh. Mohon Singh. 3. Basement rocks of the Kumaun Garhwal Himalaya implications for Himalayan tectonics/A.R. Bhattacharya. 4. Some observations on the thrust geometry of the Siwalik rocks of the outer Himalaya India/A.R. Bhattacharya and K.K. Agarwal. 5. Fluvial Palaeohydrological studies in Western India a synthesis/Alpa Sridhar. 6. Small scale deformational structures as significant shear sense indicator an example from Almora crystalline zone Kumaun lesser Himalaya/K.K. Agarwal and R. Bali. 7. Climate change and its future impact on the Indo Gangetic Plain (IGP)/H.S. Saini. 8. Speleothems from the Himalaya and the Monsoon a preliminary study/V.C. Tewari. 9. Sediment characteristics and heavy mineral in distribution Tamiraparani estuary and off Tuticorin Tamil Nadu SEM studies/M. Suresh Gandhi A. Solai K. Chandrasekaran and V. Rammohan. 10. New trends in Gondwana palaeobotany/A.K. Srivastava. 11. Brissid echinoid Eupatagus L. Agassiz 1847 from the Khuiala formation Jaisalmer district Rajasthan India/D.K. Srivastava and Hukam Singh. 12. Recently studied sedimentary records from the Eastern Arabian Sea implications to Holocene Monsoonal variability/Rajesh Agnihotri and Siby Kurian. 13. Marine 14C reservoir age and Suess effect in the Indian Ocean/Koushik Dutta. 14. Variation in Erythemal UV dose for Indian cities as observed from global ozone monitoring experiment data/Nandita D. Ganguly. 15. Chemical characteristics of water soluble components of fine particulate matter PM25 at Delhi India/Suresh Tiwari Manoj K. Srivastava and Deewan S. Bisht. 16. Cosmic rays and earth's atmospheric processes a review/Devendraa Singh. 17. Use of interactions between NAO and MJO for the prediction of dry and wet spell in Monsoon season/S.S. Dugam. 18. Geothermal energy resources and its potential in India/P.N. Razdan R.K. Agarwal and Rajan Singh. 19. SFARF software for classification of Fourier shape of the fold around Tamadhaun district Almora Uttarakhand/H. Thomas S. Sujata and A. Chandel. The Advances in Earth Sciences is an annual book series consisting selected technical papers of the quarterly e Journal Earth Science India volume I 2008. The Earth Science India (ESI) was launched during the international year of planet earth (2008) with a view to enhance communication between earth scientists of India and their peers from other parts of the world. The book series encompasses research/review papers addressed to all the domains of earth sciences geology geophysics atmospheric and environmental sciences and thus providing a common platform to enhance multidisciplinary researches. It is a publication of The Society of Earth Scientists (SES). 403 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. List of contributors. 1. Botany of seabuckthorn/O.P. Chaurasia Basant Ballabh and Zakwan Ahmed. 2. Morphology and anatomy of Seabuckthorn/Ranjit Singh S.N. Mishra Sanjai K. Dwivedi and Zakwan Ahmed. 3. Seabuckthorn in Ladakh/Sanjai K. Dwivedi T. Stobdan and Shashi Bala Singh. 4. Seabuckthorn in Himachal Pradesh/Virendra Singh. 5. I. Seabuckthorn in Uttarakhand/V.K. Yadav S.K. Sharma V.K. Sah V.K. Rao and Rohit Bisht. II. Seabuckthorn in Uttarakhand/H.B. Naithani and N.S. Bist. 6. Seabuckthorn in Sikkim Himalayas/B.C. Basistha. 7. Seabuckthorn in SOWA RIGPA (Tibetan Medicine)/Padma Gurmet. 8. Seabuckthorn for food and health/Farhath Khanum and A.S. Bawa. 9. Nutritive value of fruits of seabuckthorn/Deepa H. Dwivedi and Sanjai K. Dwivedi. 10. Fodder values of seabuckthorn/V.K. Sharma J.S. Chauhan and Desy Rani. 11. Phytochemical investigation on Indian seabuckthorn/K.P. Suja K.S. Pradeep Kumar and A. Banerji. 12. Process for extraction oil and juice from seabuckthorn/V.V. Venugopalan A. Ranjith K. Sarinkumar and C. Arumughan. 13. Bioactive substances and therapeutic uses of Seabuckthorn/T. Parimelazhagan O.P. Chaurasia and Zakwan Ahmed. 14. Mechanical harvesting of fruits of Seabuckthorn/Gautam Biswas Sanjai K. Dwivedi Sanjeev Sagar and T. Stobdan. 15. Frankia Actinomycete symbiont of seabuckthorn/T. Stobdan Sanjai K. Dwivedi and Zakwan Ahmed. 16. Seabuckthorn community structure Frankia diversity and nitrogen fixation in the zones of North Sikkim/Bipin Kumar Sharma Hridip Kumar Sharma A.K. Shukla and S.C. Tiwari. 17. I. Neuro chemical and neuro psychophysiological modulation by Seabuckthorn with special reference to Senile Dementia of Alzheimer type and Parkinson's disease/Aruna Agrawal G. Victor Rajamanickam and G.P. Dubey. II. Modulation of scholastic performance of protein energy malnourished (PEM) Children by seabuckthorn/Abhilasha Sharma Aruna Agarwal G. Victor Rajamanickam and G.P. Dubey. III. Seabuckthorn as an immunomodulatory agent with reference to age related immuno senescence/Aruna Agarwal Sushma Tiwari G.Victor Rajamanickam and G.P. Dubey. IV. Parkinson disease and role of seabuckthorn/Aruna Agarwal Sushma Tiwari G.Victor Rajamanickam and G.P. Dubey. V. Antioxidant effect of seabuckthorn/Aruna Agarwal Sushma Tiwari G.Victor Rajamanickam and G.P. Dubey. 18. Conservation of genetic resources of seabuckthorn/Sandhya Gupta and Sanjai K. Dwivedi. 19. Exploring seabuckthorn genome using molecular tools/R. Ghangal S. Raghuvanshi and P.C. Sharma. Index. About the editors. Seabuckthorn (Hippophae species) is a miraculous plant of the cold arid Himalayan region. It is also found growing naturally in various countries of Asia Europe and America. Almost every part of the plant particularly fruits and leaves are a rich source of vitamins and other bioactive substances like carotenoids flavonoids and sterols etc. which provide it rich nutritional and medicinal properties. The fruit pulp and seed contains valuable oil which is used in preparation of various health foods cosmetics and medicines. Recently it has attracted attention of researchers industrialists and ecologists alike for its multipurpose value. The principle aim of this book is to provide scientific information on seabuckthorn. This edited book covers most of the aspects such as distribution botany genetic diversity properties/ phytochemistry propagation cultivation harvesting conservation and utilization etc. of seabuckthorn. The book includes 19 chapters contributed by 47 experts belonging to 23 different institutions. The chapters have been critically reviewed by eminent experts in the field. The present compilation would be extremely useful for the scientists academicians industrialist environmentalists and people associated with ethnobotany traditional medical systems and natural products. 392 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. 1. Plants based medicines. 2. Present status of work on phyto medicines in India an overview. 3. Enumeration of root drug plants i. Collection of data. ii. Presentation and arrangement of data. 4. Root drug plants of ethnic India. 5. Epilogue. 6. Literature cited. Appendices i. Total number of genera and species of root drug plants under various divisions of plant kingdom. ii. Families of root drugs plants. iii. Predominant Indian genera of root drug plants. iv. Predominant Indian root drug families with three or more species. Index to Botanical names. Index to English Hindi and Sanskrit names. The present compendium is first of its kind providing valuable data on 917 species belonging to 571 genera and 133 families of root drug plants of ethnic India covering details of nomenclature English Hindi and Sanskrit names distribution part (s) used utilisation active constituents biological activity and the original source of information. Over thirty six photographs three histograms three tables and eight appendices enhance the value of the compilation significantly. It is hoped this invaluable compendium with its comprehensive coverage of the subject would help researchers and the medicinal plant industry in general for development of newer plant based drugs for alleviating human suffering. Audience Students and scholars of ethnobotany economic botany pharmacists medical practitioners chemists bio technologists plant genetic research institutions policy planners etc. 606 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. From the Preface Forests have been distributed all over India since time immemorial. Forestry as a formal sector came into existence only during colonial period. India is one of the first countries to have begun the scientific management of forests earlier than any other countries. Forest industry as defined includes all establishments that manage timber products harvest and transport timber logs and process logs into products. Forests contribute significantly to the economic basis of local communities. Forest are maintained and managed to meet the needs of defence communications and industry and other general purposes of public like fuel wood and timber. Moreover forests must be preserved or created for physical and climatic consideration. Forestry is a broad subject which deals on multi disciplinary aspects like Silviculture forest soils properties of soils forests policies forests law botany of tree species surveying protection logging which includes felling and conversion transport storage mensuration grading timber etc. There is no horizon end for the subject forestry in which there is tremendous progress in recent years. The role of forestry in not just limited to economic rewards but enhances the quality of life making the place more attractive to live and work. The coverage of terms is very broad and it is very hard to think more cherished source of information in forestry at a glance. Hence an attempt has been made to bring out a comprehensive glossary of technical terms used in the theory and practice of forestry. Each definitions is considered a short lesson to be understandable as an independent entry. Moreover diagrammatic representations are also included in each subject for easy understanding of the terms. The aim of the glossary is to provide a concise and enough information and examples to give the reader a sound knowledge of forestry. The glossary is made in such a way that it caters to all kinds of audiences be it an amateur in the field or a veteran in the field and helps them in teaching and learning of forestry. Sincere efforts have been taken to make to readers immerse in the wonderful discipline of forestry. 358 pp.