Isbn: 9788189422608 - underutilized and underexploited horticultural crops: vol 01: part 1 (19 risultati)

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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgement. Introduction. I. General 1. Genetic resources of underutilized horticultural crops in Tripura/Sankaran M. Sing N.P. and Jai Prakash. II. Underutilized tuber crops 2. Arrow root/Jose Mathew. 3. Coleus (Coleus Parviflorus Benth.)/Rajmohan K. 4. Larger Yam/Jayakrishna Kumar. 5. Lesser Yam/Jayakrishna Kumar. 6. Winged beans/Prasanna K.P. 7. Yam Beans/Devadas V.S. III. Underutilized ornamentals 8. Indigenous ornamentals plants of Western Ghats/Rajasekharan P.E. 9. Domestication of underutilized species for ornamentals values/Datta S.K. 10. Underutilized orchids of Orissa/Sagar Mohapatra and Kambaska Kumar Behera. 11. Promising Indian Barlerias of ornamentals potential/Mayur Y. Kamble Sandeep R. Pai and Shendage S.M. 12. Exacum bicolor an elegant wild flowering herbs/Sreelatha U T.S. Baburaj and Narayanan Kutty C. 13. Use of dehydration technique for utilisation of unutilized rural flora for preparation of diversified value added products/Datta S.K. IV. Underutilized herbs and spices 14. Underutilized herbs and spices/Ravindran P.N Geetha S. Pillai and Nirmal Babu K. V. Underutilized vegetables 15. Tropical cucurbits and their improvement/K.V. Peter P.G. Sadhan Kumar and T.E. George. 16. Basella/Varalakshmi B. 17. Chow chow/Pitchaimuthu M. 18. Ivy Gourd/Bharathi L.K. 19. Melothria/Bharathi L.K. 20. Spine Gourd/Bharathi L.K G. Naik H.S. Singh and Dora D.K. VI. Underutilized fruits 21. Participatory management of indigenous mango germplasm/Pradeep Kumar T. John Kutty I. and Peter K.V. 22. Indian Noni (Marinda Citrifolia L ) a unique fruit crop with high medicinal value/Abu Saleha Manju Kamath L and Peter P.I. 23. Karonda (Carissa conjesta) an underutilized fruit crop/Dinesh Kumar Pandey V. and Vishal Nath. 24. Tamarind/Gajanana T.M Gowda I.N.D and Reddy B.M.C. VII. Underutilized energy plants 25. Simarouba (Simarouba glauca DC.)/Ramajayam D. Syamasundar Joshi Shantha Joshi and Mishra P.K. 26. Aonla cultivars/Rao V.K. and Sharma S.K. Underutilized and underexploited horticultural crops form an integral part of healthfood greenparks neutraceutical industry home decorations renewable sources of green energy and above all foodreserves during calamities. Leaf vegetables like agathi chekkurmanis waterleaf drumstick leaf basella and colacasia leaf are rich in fibre minerals and beta carotenes. Cucurbits like ashgourd pointed gourd ivy gourd kekrol snap melons and chow chow are rich in iron and amino acids. Fruits like karonda aonla and cherries are highly nutritious and are suited to less moisture soils. Noni is a fruit for health. Noni juice is recommended against diabetes obesity and sleeplessness. Among spices longpepper mint celery fenugreek and garcenia possess medicinal properties. There are a large number of underexploited medicinal plants like Tulsi and peppermint with considerable economic value. Tuber crops like lesser yam larger yam yam bean and winged bean have high energy value. Underutilized crops in Tripura Orissa and Kerala are specially mentioned. There is need to broaden the food basket with lesser known crops. There is a shift from health care to wellness industry. Prevention is always better than cure. The present volume deals with underexploited and underutilized horticultural crops in its totality. The contributors of each chapter are working scientists in the specific crop. 378 pp.…

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Condizione: New. Editor(s): Peter, K. V. Num Pages: 378 pages, Colour photos and Charts. BIC Classification: TVK; TVS. Category: (UF) Further/Higher Education. Dimension: 250 x 175 x 24. Weight in Grams: 914. . 2007. Hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The underutilized and under-exploited horticultural crops play a crucial role in the development of health food green parks, neutraceutical industry, home decorations, renewable sources of green energy, and food reserves during calamities. These crops are rich in essential nutrients like fiber, minerals, and beta-carotene. The crops like agathi, chekkurmanis, waterleaf, drumstick leaf, basella, and colacasia leaf are classified as leaf vegetables, while cucurbits such as ash gourd, pointed gourd, ivy gourd, kekrol, snap melons, and chow-chow are rich in iron and amino acids. Fruits like karonda, aonla, and cherries are highly nutritious and suitable for growing in less moisture soils. Noni is a fruit that is highly beneficial for health and can be used to combat diabetes, obesity, and sleeplessness. Long pepper, mint, celery, fenugreek, and garcenia are some of the spices that possess medicinal properties. There are numerous underexploited medicinal plants like tulsi and peppermint that have considerable economic value. The underutilized crops in Tripura, Orissa, and Kerala are also worth mentioning. It is essential to broaden our food basket and include lesser-known crops to ensure a healthy and balanced diet. The shift from healthcare to wellness industry has led to an increased focus on prevention rather than cure. The present volume provides a comprehensive overview of the underutilized and under-exploited horticultural crops, with contributions from working scientists in each specific crop area. 406 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The underutilized and under-exploited horticultural crops play a crucial role in the development of health food green parks, neutraceutical industry, home decorations, renewable sources of green energy, and food reserves during calamities. These crops are rich in essential nutrients like fiber, minerals, and beta-carotene. The crops like agathi, chekkurmanis, waterleaf, drumstick leaf, basella, and colacasia leaf are classified as leaf vegetables, while cucurbits such as ash gourd, pointed gourd, ivy gourd, kekrol, snap melons, and chow-chow are rich in iron and amino acids. Fruits like karonda, aonla, and cherries are highly nutritious and suitable for growing in less moisture soils. Noni is a fruit that is highly beneficial for health and can be used to combat diabetes, obesity, and sleeplessness. Long pepper, mint, celery, fenugreek, and garcenia are some of the spices that possess medicinal properties. There are numerous underexploited medicinal plants like tulsi and peppermint that have considerable economic value. The underutilized crops in Tripura, Orissa, and Kerala are also worth mentioning. It is essential to broaden our food basket and include lesser-known crops to ensure a healthy and balanced diet. The shift from healthcare to wellness industry has led to an increased focus on prevention rather than cure. The present volume provides a comprehensive overview of the underutilized and under-exploited horticultural crops, with contributions from working scientists in each specific crop area.…