Laskar Nripendra (71 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Among the leading vegetable producing countries in the world, India ranks second only after China. Vegetables play pivotal role in mitigating nutritional requirement of the society as well as providing employment opportunity specially in the agriculture dominated rural agrarian economy of the developing countries like India. Among different kinds of vegetables, cucurbits are a diverse group of vegetables (include pumpkin, bitter gourd, water melon, cucumber, pointed gourd, ridge gourd, bottle gourd etc) cultivated widely all over the South Asian countries including Indian sub-continent. These are basically worm season crops and fetch several biotic and abiotic stresses during their life stages. These stresses considerably affect yield potentiality of several cucurbitaceous vegetables quantitatively as well as qualitatively. Climatic changes and increment in cropping intensity reflected in a remarkable and rapid shift of vegetable ecosystem that ultimately increasing these stresses day by day. Biotic stresses like insect, mite and nematode pests etc. are the most significant biotic stresses which are responsible limiting yield reduction as well as quality deterioration of produces. Application of hazardous toxic chemicals to combat the pest problems of cucurbits not only results in residual toxicity in vegetables but also destabilising agro-ecosystem. Again, due to change in climatic condition and introduction of modern agro-technology these problems are becoming very very complex. In this perspectives, updated and alternative information with regard to crop management of cucurbits is a dire need of the hour for successful and remunerative cucurbit production. The book covers all the issues related with these aspects like insect pests, diseases, mites, nematode parasites weeds, environmental stresses, nutrients elaborately with latest information, findings ect. It will be helpful for agricultural students (both UG as well as PG level including Ph. D.) in India and abroad, horticultural experts, extension workers, policy makers etc. Latest available literatures, ideas, thoughts on these aspects has been incorporated. Related colour photographs has also been incorporated. It will be a treasure of knowledge with regard to management of cucurbitaceous vegetables for better productivity and remunerative cultivation.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Among the leading fruit producing countries in the world, India ranks second only after China. Fruits play pivotal role in mitigating nutritional requirement of the society as well as providing employment opportunity, especially in the agriculture dominated rural agrarian economy of the developing countries like India. In the age of Hi-tech Horticulture, introduction of new fruit crops resulted in the paradigm shift in fruit crop cultivation. Climatic changes and increment in cropping intensity reflected in a remarkable and rapid shift of fruit ecosystem. Biotic stresses like insect, mite and nematode pests etc. have also been increasing day by day. These pest problems in fruit crop cultivation are now changing in a dynamic fashion in close association with the change in cropping system and the environment. To protect the fruit crops from insect pest devastation, synthetic poisonous chemicals are the quick and easy solution which are being used indiscriminately. Considering the ill effects of these hard-to-degrade synthetic chemical pesticides, integrated approaches are the only answer to combat such a complex and dreaded problem. The integrated approach comprises cultural, mechanical, biological and ecological management strategies in association with need based and safe pesticidal chemicals. Some pesticides have also been banned for using in horticultural crop cultivation, some others are withdrawn. But information with regard to these phenomena are scattered. In this compilation, an exhaustive effort has been undertaken to compile them. In addition to elaborating the host range, distribution, marks of identification, mode of feeding and symptoms of infestation, bionomics of the pests, biological control, pesticide residue problem and measures to mitigate it have been presented by the experts from different Institutes of repute from all over India. The book has been designed for the UG and PG students of horticulture, crop protection, pomological acarology as well as nematology. This will also serve as guide to respected Professors and Teachers of Agricultural Universities, progressive farmers, extension workers, plant protection specialists as well as policy makers.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. Pest management and biosystematics/Nripendra Laskar. 2. Pests of brinjal (eggplant) and their management/Rajesh Kumar and Avijit Kumar Dutta. 3. Pests of cucurbitaceous vegetables and their management/Nripendra Laskar. 4. Pests of potato and their management/Amitava Konar. 5. Pests of okra and their management /H.P. Misra. 6. Pests of tomato and their management /Hirak Chatterjee. 7. Pests of cruciferous vegetables and their management/S.M. Abdullah Mandal. 8. Pests of chillies and their management/Sunil Kumar Ghosh. 9. Pests of leguminous vegetables and their management/Tamoghna Saha. 10. Pests of sweet potato and their management/Nripendra Laskar. 11. Pests of drumstick (moringa) and their management/Nithya Chandran, Tamoghna Saha and Roshna Gazmer. 12. Pests of curry leaf and their management/Nithya Chandran. 13. Pests of coriander and their management/Supriya Biswas. 14. Pests of leafy vegetables and their management/Sudeshna Karmakar. 15. Pests of elephant foot yam and their management/Sudarshan Chakraborty. 16. Pest management of vegetables under protected cultivation practices/Tamoghna Saha, Nithya Chandran and S.N. Rai. 17. Integrated pest management technologies for vegetable crops/Umashankar Nayak and Nripendra Laskar. 18. Nematode parasites of vegetable crops and their management/Kusal Roy and Shimpy Sarkar. 19. Mite pests of vegetables and their management/Supriya Biswas and Moulita Chatterjee. 20. Biological control in vegetable pest management/Bharathi T. Meena. 21. Insecticide residues in vegetables/Partha Pratim Choudhary. 22. Host plant resistance in integrated pest management of vegetables/Nripendra Laskar and Rajesh Kumar. In the age of Hi-tech Agriculture and Horticulture, introduction of high yielding, hybrid, photo and thermo insensitive varieties of vegetables resulted in the paradigm shift in vegetable cultivation. In addition to that, the climatic changes and increment in cropping intensity reflected in a remarkable and rapid shift of vegetable ecosystem. Biotic stresses like insect, mite and nematode pests etc. have also been increasing day by day. These pest problems in vegetable cultivation are now changing in a dynamic fashion in close association with the change in cropping system and the environment. Considering the ill effects of hard-to-degrade synthetic chemical pesticides, integrated approaches are the only answer to combat such a complex problem that comprises host plant resistance, cultural, biological management strategies in association with safe pesticidal chemicals. Some pesticides have also been banned for using in vegetable, some are withdrawn. But information with regard to this phenomenon are scattered. In this compilation, an exhaustive effort has been undertaken to compile them. In addition to elaborating the host range, distribution, marks of identification, bionomics of the pests, protected cultivation, host plant resistance, biological control, pesticide residue problem and measures to mitigate it have been presented by the experts from different Institutes of repute from all over India. The book has been designed for the UG and PG students of horticulture, plant protection, acarology as well as nematology. This will also serve as guide to Professors and Teachers of Agricultural Universities, progressive farmers, extension workers, plant protection specialists as well as policy makers. It will be a treasure of information and must for the shelf of every library.…

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