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Soft cover. Condition: New. Environment is one of the valuable concerns for the time being and there are various areas related directly and indirectly with the Environment and there are various nomenclature viz. Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Studies, Environmental Management and even indirect areas on 'Environment' such as Geology, Earth Science, Agriculture, Geography and so on. Environment is the study on the environment and comes with the solutions of environmental and allied issues, applications and problems. Professionals in Environmental including the allied scientists introduced systems approach and modern techniques and technologies regarding the analysis of environmental and allied problems. Environmental Science is a very broad subject and an interdisciplinary study and practice area concentrated and affiliated with different sciences viz.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Abrotanum. 2. Aceticum acidum. 3. Aconitum napellus. 4. Actea racemosa (Cimicifuga Racemosa).5. Aesculus hippocastanum. 6. Aethusa cynapium. 7. Agaricus muscarius=Amanita. 8. Agnus castus. 9. Aletris farinosa. 10. Allium cepa. 11. Allium sativum. 12. Aloe socotrina. 13. Alumina. 14. Ambra grisea.15. Ammonium carbonicum. 16. Ammonicum muriaticum. 17. Anacardium Orientale. 18. Antimonium Crudum. 19. Antimonium tartaricum. 20. Apis mellifeca. 21. Apocynum cannabinum. 22. Argentum metallicum. 23. Argentum nitricum. 24. Arnica montana. 25. Arsenicum album. 26. Asterias rubens. 27. Aurum metallicum. 28. Badiaga.29. Baptisia tinctoria. 30. Baryta carbonica. 31. Belladonna. 32. Berberis Vulgaris. 33. Bismuth. 34. Borax veneta. 35. Bovista lycoperdon. 36. Bromium. 37. Bryonia alba. 38. Bufo rana. 39. Cactus grandiflorus II Selenicereus spinulosus. 40.Caladium seguinum. 41. Calcarea carbonica or Calcarea ostreaum. 42. Calcarea phosphorica. 43. Calendula officinalis. 44. Camphora officinarum. 45. Cannabis indica. 46. Cantharis vesicatoria. 47. Capsicum annum. 48. Carbo animalis. 49. Carbo vegetabilis. 50.Carbolicum acidum. 51. Caulophyllum thalictroides. 52. Causticum. 53. Chamomilla. 54. Chelidonium majus. 55. Cina maritima. 56. Cinchona officinalis (China). 57. Cinnamonum. 58. Cocculus indicus. 59. Coffea cruda. 60. Colchicum autumnale. 61. Collinsonia canadensis. 62. Colocythis. 63. Conium maculatum. 64. Crocus sativa. 65. Crotalus horridus. 66. Croton tiglium. 67. Cuprum metallicum. 68. Cyclamen europaeum. 69. Dulcamara. 70. Erigeron canadense. 71. Euphrasia-officinalis. 70. Eupionum. 73. Ferrum metallicum. 74. Ferrum phosphoricum. 75. Gelsemium sempervirens. 76. Glonoine. 77. Graphites. 78. Hamamelis virginiana. 79. Helleborus niger. 80. Helonias dioica. 81. Hepar sulphuris. 82. Hydrastis canadensis. 83. Hyoscyamus niger. 84. Ignatia amara. 85. Iodium. 86. Ipecacuanha. 87. Kalium bichromicum. 88. Kalium bromatum. 89. Kali carbonicum. 90. Kalium hydriodicum. 91. Kalium muriaticum. 92. Kreosotum. 93. Lac canium. 94. Lac vacinum defloratum. 95. Lachesis mutus. 96.Ledum palustre. 97. Lilium tigrinum. 98. Lycopodium clavatum. 99. Lyssinum. 100. Magnesia c. This book of Homoeopathic: Materia Medica is based on CCH syllabus. Both type of medicine (Polychrest and rare) included alphabetical order. In this book sequence of Constitution (CN); Mind (MD); Head (HD); sense organs-eyes, nose, ear (SO); Nervous System (NS); etc. are dealt drugs have been arranged according to those in the Kent s repertory throughout the book to maintain a more orderly and uniform pattern. A complete alphabetical medicine, newly added, will surely offer much assistance to the busy Practitioners. This Homoeopathic: Materia Medica has include all substance which have been proved and used with apparent efficacy. It was a sincere attempt to present a clear picture of every drug with all important symptoms, both general and particular systematically using simple language. This book not only presents the outline of materia medica, the genius of drug as it is called, but also Portrays a clear and faithful image, which remains the sole and ultimate goal of the whole study. (jacket). …

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Hardcover. dj. First Edition. First Edition. Portions of the book are in English, while others are in Sanskrit. Sound binding and hinges. Clean, off-white pages. Paper over boards is lightly edge rubbed. DJ has general shelf wear, edge wear. Papers presented at the National Semina on Jaina Logic and Epistemology held at the Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Poona, Pune, India. 7.75" tall; 179 pages. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. Reprint. Contents 1. Plant hormones an introduction. 2. Auxin. 3. Gibberellins. 4. Cytokinins. 5. Ethylene. 6. Abscisic acid. 7. Non traditional plant growth regulators. 8. Quantification of plant hormones. 9. Phytohormone mutants in the hormonal responses in plants. 10. Plant hormones receptors. 11. Signal transduction by plant hormones. 12. Gene expression by plant hormones. 13. Plant hormones and transgenic plants. 14. Commercial applications of plant growth regulators. 15. Plant hormones in tissue culture. 16. Hormones in photosynthate partitioning and grain filling. 17. Selected references. 18. Subject index. From the preface There are five classes of compounds in the premier division of endogenous plant growth regulators. These are auxins gibberellins (GAs) cytokinins (CKs) abscisic acid (ABA) and ethylene. Broadly speaking the auxins and GAs have been classified as regulators of cell elongation the CKs as regulators of cell division. ABA as a general inhibiting influence and ethylene as a volatile with a finger in numerous developmental pies. Descriptions such as these are clearly simplistic and represent vain attempts to dispense plant growth regulators into neat compartments on the basis of their effects on plant tissue. This common practice is misguided not only because it implies that a plant growth regular has a similar impact on the behaviour of any plant cell but also and more significantly because it assumes that the application of a plant growth regulator must mimic its effects in situ. The balance of evidence indicates that neither of these assumptions is correct. In addition it is native to believe that the five groups of plant growth regulators described above may be the only molecules that can influence plant growth and development an increasing number of other compounds such as the jasmonate polyamines brassinosteroids and salicylate are being reported to have potent effects on plant tissues. No book of this size can realistically lead the reader step by step from the discovery of the various plant growth regulators to the forefront of modern plant growth regulator research. Therefore a certain amount of background knowledge has had to be assumed. Furthermore it has not been our intention to produce an encyclopedic work describing every developmental event where plant growth regulators have been implicated. Rather we have preferred to concentrate on a critical appraisal of plant growth regulators in the regulation of representative processes. In keeping with a volume of this size we have assumed that the reader has a sound knowledge of plant physiology and biochemistry. However wherever possible we have highlighted useful reviews which provide background information along with recent publications that have contributed significantly to the literature. 245 pp. …