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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. Condition: New. Contents: 1. Opportunities and Potential of Expansion of Protected Cultivation in India Balraj Singh Section 01: Fruits 2. Exchange and Utilization of Fruit Genetic Resources in India Pragya Ranjan, S.K. Singh, J.K. Ranjan, Vartika Srivastava, Vandana Tyagi, Pratibha Brahmi 3. Fruit Crop Wild Relatives and Their Importance in Breeding Vartika Srivastava, Pragya Ranjan, Monika Singh and Chavlesh Kumar 4. Role of Rootstock in Production of Citrus Fruits Awtar Singh and Kanhaiya Singh 5. Impact of Climate Change on Mango Productivity in Indian Subtropics P.L. Saroj, Dinesh Kumar and Ashish Yadav 6. Research and Development in Arid and Semi-arid Fruit Crops A.K. Singh, D.S. Mishra, L.P. Yadav, Gangadhara K. and Jagdish Rane 7. Water and Energy-efficient Arid Fruit Production System Akath Singh and Pradeep Kumar 8. Conservation and Utilization of Wild Fruit Species in India Prakash Chandra Tripathi 9. Advances in Precision Viticulture Sharmistha Naik and R.G. Somkuwar 10. Harnessing Indigenous and Exotic Fruits for Nutritional and Livelihood Security G. Karunakaran, M. Arivalagan, P. Singh, Kanupriya T. Sakthivel, A. Thirugnanavel and P.C. Tripathi Section 02: Vegetables 11. Advances in Vegetable Nursery Raising S.N.S. Chaurasia, Anant Bahadur and Swati Sharma 12. Hybrid Seed Production of Vegetable Crops B.S. Tomar, Yalamalle V.R. and Chaukhande Paresh 13. Vegetable Based Microgreens for Human Health J.K. Ranjan, Ankita Saha, Gyan P. Mishra, R.K. Yadav, R. Bharadwaj, Ajeet Singh, Pragya, Jogendra Singh and B.S. Tomar 14. Hydroponics: Production Technology for High-Value Vegetables J. Suresh Kumar, Sandra Jose and A.U. Akash Section 03: Floriculture and Landscaping 15. Recent Research and Development in Floriculture and Landscaping S.S. Sindhu and Namita 16. Entrepreneurial Floriculture::A Profitable Venture S.L. Chawla, Saryu Trivedi, Roshni Agnihotri and Mallika Sindha Section 04: Tuber and Plantation Crops 17. Breeding Strategies for Development of Bio-fortified Tuber Crop Varieties Kalidas Pati, Visalakshi Chandra, K.M. Senthil Kumar 18. Scope and Potential of Vertical Farming in Root and Tuber Crops Production J. Suresh Kumar, M. Nedunchezhiyan, S. Sunitha and T. Janakiram 19. In-vitro Propagation of Coconut (Cocos nucifera) Neema M., Aparna Veluru and Sudha R. 20. Conservation and Utilization of Genetic Resources of Arecanut N. R. Nagaraja and T. N. Ranjini Section 05: Crop Protection 21. Ecological Engineering::A New Approach for Pest Management in Horticultural Crops K. Rolania, A. Kumar, S. Pilania and S.M. Haldhar 22. Augmentation of Immunity in Human Beings in Challenging Times Hare Krishna, S N S Chaurasia, Anant Bahadur, Swati Sharma, Rajeev Kumar, Manoj Kumar Singh, R B Yadava and T K Behera 23 Functional Properties of Secondary Metabolites in Medicinal Plants Manish Das Section 06: Institution 24. Dr YSR Horticulture University, Heralding Horticultural Revolution in Andhra Pradesh T. Janakiram, B. Srinivasulu, E. Keruna Sree and V. Deepthi The book titled Sustainable Production Technologies for Horticultural Crops is a distinctive and comprehensive resource that covers all aspects of horticulture. It compiles and organizes scattered information in an easily understandable format, complete with practical recommendations for stakeholders. The book is authored by renowned experts in their respective fields, who have contributed to its 24 chapters. These chapters address topics such as genetic resources, varietal wealth, crop improvement, plant health management, biotic and abiotic stress management, and value-addition of horticultural crops. Additionally, the book delves into general horticultural science. The book covers a wide range of horticultural crops, including fruits, vegetables, spices, and ornamental and plantation crops. Each chapter is well-illustrated with figures and tables and is cited with the latest references. The critical R&D gaps identified in different research areas are also addressed in each chapt.…

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Condition: New. Ranjan Ganguli, Mrittika GanguliThe digital twin of a physical system is an adaptive computer analog which exists in the cloud and adapts to changes in the physical system dynamically. This book introduces the computing, mathematical, and engineering.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Software Engineering | Proceedings of CSI 2015 | M. N. Hoda (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing | xviii | Englisch | 2018 | Springer | EAN 9789811088476 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. Barmer: life amidst a desert: 1. Introduction. 2. Society and ethnic groups. 3. Demographic profile. 4. Land use pattern of Barmer town. 5. Economic life of Barmer. 6. Aspect of education, religious and cultural activities. 7. Concluding observations. II. Tehri: a submerged town in Himalayas: 1. Introduction. 2. Municipality: wards and Mahallas. 3. Social and demographic profile. 4. Land use pattern of old Tehri. 5. The context of economic activities. 6. The context of socio-cultural activities. 7. New Tehri and rehabilitation. 8. Peoples reactions about the DAM and rehabilitation scheme of the ousters. 9. References. Appendix. The work is based on fieldwork on two small urban centres namely Tehri of Uttaranchal and Barmer of Rajasthan under a research project Urban anthropology, initiated by the Anthropological Survey of India, during the period between 1998-2002. The study of Tehri town was undertaken just immediately before its submersion in to the Bhagirathi following the construction of huge dam implemented by Tehri Hydro-Electric Development Corporation, and release of water for the reservoir that was likely to effect this small town and its neighboring villages. On one hand, people on the brink of loosing home, struggling silently to continue their life and culture till that inevitable incident occurs and on the other struggle was on for arranging their future rehabilitation and sustenance. Though a small township called new Tehri was constructed 20 km. away from the present one, to rehabilitate the affected people, in reality the expectation of the affected people remained unfulfilled to a great extent. It is a story of the peoples sacrifice for greater cause and fighting for proper rightful rehabilitation, along with their continuation of day to day life and culture, Barmer, town is located amidst desert and close to international border sharing with Pakistan. The town with its historical legacy has been showing tremendous courage and spirit of sustenance against all ecological and political adversaries. Secondly the town has been largely affected by the migration of people following the partition of the country and successive wars. The present story shows how people on one hand exhibiting its unique cultural feature by observing community festivals etc. and on the socio-political front, strategically consolidating their caste identity without confronting with the functioning of the town thus maintaining a balance between the progress and the continuation of traditional institution of caste. (jacket).…