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Etat : New. pp. xii + 224.

Etat : New. pp. 240 Figures.

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Etat : New. pp. xii + 224.

Etat : New. pp. 240 Index.

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N.A. Etat : New. ISBN:9788188867189,478pp.

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Etat : New. pp. 400.

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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Copyright Date: 1936 12mo, PP.83, Includes Tipped In Slip Marked With The Compliments Of The Author. Signed by Author(s).

Etat : New. pp. 400.

Etat : New. pp. 400.

Etat : New. pp. 288 79 Figures, Illus.

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Etat : New. pp. 288 Index 1st Edition.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. History of medicinal plants. 2. Introduction to meditional plants. 3. Importance and scope for cultivation of meditional plants in India. 4. Current trend of meditional plants. 5. Export of meditional plants. 6. Export of phytochemicals. 7. Description of important meditional plants of India. 8. Brief description of some other meditional plant. 9. The potentially active compound of medicinal plants. 10. Buyer of medicinal plants. 11. Some important nurseries located in India. 12. Important seed processing companies of India. 13. Selected references. 14. Glossary. 15. Annexure 1. 16. Subject index. Medicinal Plants for Health and Wealth is a new and timely entry in the arena of medical science horticulture and Ayur Veda. This book provides fundamental information regarding medicinal plants and cure of many diseases. Valuable informations like description of the plants their chemical constituents part used and medicinal uses have been included in this book. The sketches of the described plants are given to help the readers to identify them correctly. This book is written in user friendly language. Hope the students of Botany Horticulture Ayurveda Pharmacy and medical science will find this handy reference of immense importance. 288 pp. …

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 2nd Edition. Contents 1. Importance of nursery. 2. Types of nursery. 3. Establishment of a nursery. 4. Layout of a nursery. 5. Preliminary operations for raising nursery. 6. Media for propagation. 7. Treatment of growing media. 8. Propagation structures. 9. Tools and accessories for nursery. 10. Stock plant. 11. Management of nursery plants. 12. Routine nursery operations. 13. Seed propagation. 14. Vegetative propagation. 15. Propagation of vegetable crops. 16. Propagation of fruit crops. 17. Propagation of ornamental plants. 18. Propagation of forest plants. 19. Propagation of medicinal and aromatic plants. 20. Raising plants in container. 21. Lifting packing storage and Sale of nursery plants. 22. Marketing and export of nursery plants. 23. Plant protection measures. 24. Tips for the customers. 25. Horticultural nurseries in India. 26. Selected references. 27. Glossary. 28. Annexure. Index. Nursery Raising is a comprehensive book on the propagation and nursery management of horticultural crops. It presents a compact study of the development of nursery for growing healthy genuine and good quality plant materials. This book provides fundamental informations necessary for raising a horticultural nursery. Special emphasis has been given on raising seedlings vegetative methods of propagation stock bed management and protection of nursery grown plants. It is written in a very simple and easy to understand conversational style. Inclusion of photographs and line drawing has made it more attractive. It is hoped that the materials included in this book would be of great help to the students of horticulture nurserymen gardeners growers and extension workers. 192 pp.…

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Classification of spices. 2. Area and production of spices. 3. Export of Indian spices. 4. Biotechnology in spices. 5. Chilli. 6. Coriander. 7. Cuminum. 8. Black cumin. 9. Garlic. 10. Fenugreek. 11. Fennel. 12. Turmeric. 13. Black pepper. 14. Ginger. 15. Clove. 16. Celery. 17. Curry leaf. 18. Cinnamon. 19. Nutmeg. 20. Cardamom. Annexure. References. The association of spices and mankind is prehistoric and multifarious. They were used as curatives body toners preservatives contraception food additives flavoring and colouring agents cosmetics and so on. Spices are the most fascinating vegetation holding a significant position in human life. This mouth watering ingredient is an essential component of human food. The world had identified India as the Land of Spices which is the largest producer and exporter of spices. India is the biggest producer of black pepper the King of Spices and Cardamom the Queen of Spices. Thus it may not be out of place to designate India the capital of Spice Kingdom. Despite these facts we can not afford to become complacent. The spice world market is becoming tough due to challenges thrown by many other countries. Some of the threats are concerning high production quality production economical means of value addition etc. This necessaciates concerted efforts to sustain supremacy of India in spice production and export. The author has felt a great necessity of composite information on cultivation and post harvest management of spices which provoked him to write a book exclusively on spices assimilating the existing facts in simple language which it is hoped will swing back India in the international trade of spices. This book will definitely fulfill the cherished dream of aspirants like students researchers farmers and the entrepreneurs having interest in spices. 240 pp. …

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