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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. New Year's Day, 2009. Somewhere on the bottom of the world, six teams of adventurers and explorers have gathered to race one another, on foot, to the South Pole. It is the first time that anyone has undertaken such a race in almost a hundred years; the first time since the great Norwegian, Roald Amundsen, beat Captain Scott to the same goal in 1911. The stakes are high, as double-Olympic Gold-winning medallist James Cracknell and TV presenter and adventurer Ben Fogle must contend with hidden crevasses, frostbite and the favourites to win: a team of teak-hard former soldiers from Norway, trained in Arctic warfare. Temperatures as low as minus 45 degrees Celsius lie in store for the teams as they attempt to ski across 800 kilometres of unforgiving, icy wilderness, pulling behind them sledges laden with equipment, tents and food. Race to the Pole is a rip-roaring 'boy's own' adventure packed with excitement, humour and even a few tears. But with just a few months to learn to cross-country ski before the start, and with national pride at stake, can Ben and James re-write history and beat the Norwegians? The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. On 8 February 1421 the largest fleet the world had ever seen sailed from its base in China. The ships, 500 foot long junks made from the finest teak and mahogany, were led by Emperor Zhu Di's loyal eunuch admirals. Their mission was "to proceed all the way to the end of the earth to collect tribute from the barbarians beyond the seas" and unite the whole world in Confucian harmony. Their journey would last over two years and circle the entire globe. When they returned Zhu Di had fallen from power and China was beginning its long, self-imposed isolation from the world it had so recently embraced. The great ships rotted at their moorings and the records of their journeys were destroyed. Lost was the knowledge that Chinese ships had reached America 70 years before Columbus and circumnavigated the globe a century before Magellan. They has also discovered Antarctica, reached Australia 350 years before Cook and solved the problem of longitude 300 years before the Europeans. Gavin Menzies has spent 15 years tracing the astonishing voyages of the Chinese fleet. In this historical detective story, he shares the account of his discoveries and the incontrovertible evidence to support them. His narrative brings together ancient maps, precise navigational knowledge, astronomy and the surviving accounts by Chinese explorers and the later European navigators. It brings to light the artefacts and inscribed standing stones left behind by the Emperor's fleet, the evidence of sunken junks along its route and the ornate votive offerings left by the Chinese sailors wherever they landed, in thanks to Shao Lin, goddess of the sea. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Condition: Like New. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. An apparently unread copy in perfect condition. Dust cover is intact with no nicks or tears. Spine has no signs of creasing. Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds of any kind.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Economist Conor Woodman has decided to test his negotiating skills, charm and eye for a bargain against some of the world's oldest trading cultures. He's sold his house to finance the trip, but if his hunches are right trading Sudanese camels for Zambian coffee, coffee for South African red wine and then off to China to buy jade with the proceeds hell return six months later with a lot of money, some new friends and a whole raft of brilliant tall tales. Whether trading teak or tea, surfboards or seafood, Conor goes head-to-head with the best operators in the worlds most hotly-contested markets. But will years of experience as a business analyst mean anything when he is suspected of being a spy? And can Londons financial bear pit prepare him for a horde of vodka-fuelled horse traders on the plains of central Asia? Part Undercover Economist, part Apprentice challenge, Around the World in 80 Trades offers an exciting insight into the human story behind the money in our pockets, and reminds us that making a living is about exactly that living. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Blending modern, chic designs with traditional sensibilities, the architecture and decor of Bali is the gold standard for tropical living. A thatched Balinese bale', overlooking a panorama of rice fields and open to the evening breeze, or a courtyard that combines temple carving with relaxing, recreational lounging space are enduring features of a distinctive "Bali-style". Shimmering pavilions, open verandahs, living rooms that invite the outside landscaping inall are part of the Balinese tropical living experience. This book focuses on these timeless features and shows the new and exciting ways in which they are being interpreted. All the contemporary villas, resort bungalows, shops, restaurants and other buildings in the book, most never photographed before are new additions to the Bali scene. Each is unique, and, most importantly, characterized by a distinctly modern feel. Cleaner lines, more imaginative use of space, sharp angles, and the use of stone, concrete and ceramic roof tiles, are increasingly visible along with the coconut wood, teak and thatching. Stunning color photographs depict the residences set within their natural landscapes; architectural details; and a stunning array of individual interiors. Meticulous text compiled by an expert in tropical design relates the various stages of the development of this new, international style, and complements the fascinating array of interiors featured. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The painted illusion of woodgraining can turn an ordinary room into a grand "woodpanelled" setting or transform a run of cheap malamine cupboards into elegant "mahogany". This book explains the techniques necessary to simulate many hardwoods and softwoods, and shows how to create fantasy effects. Advice is given on transforming floors, woodwork, walls, furniture and any artefact with a dry, hard surface. Among the topics covered are understanding wood; woodgraining in halls, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, bathrooms, conservatories and garden areas; woodgraining on furniture; basic techniques (equipment, oil and water-based glazes, colour, foundation methods); specific simulations, including ash, oak, mahogany, maple, rosewood, satinwood, walnut, yew, pear, bamboo, teak and pine; preparing surfaces; and planning a panelling system. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

zx295 Two original Thailand postcard of these elephants at work in the Teak Forests used but one near mint and one is mint and a specialist themed listing.

bg662  A rare 1990s Thai postcard of Elephants busy at work in the Teak Wood Forests in Thailand reverse noting how well trained they are this is unused and mint (same as brand new).

Condition: New. pp. [iv] + 137, Frontispiece, Figures Map.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In Sea Change, writer and artist Mairi Hedderwick embarks on a six-week summer voyage from the east to the west of Scotland in the antique teak, 26-foot long cruising yacht the Anassa, sailing through the Caledonian Canal to the fjords of the west: and visiting, among others, Lochs Linnhe, Etive, Ailort, Moidart, Nevis and Leven. Filled with frank and fresh observations on life, land and seascape and augmented with her own drawings, fold-out watercolours and observations on everything from the history of landscape painting in Scotland to the shipping forecast and fish farming, this is an exquisite account of a wonderful journey around Scotland. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. New Year's Day, 2009. Somewhere on the bottom of the world, six teams of adventurers and explorers have gathered to race one another, on foot, to the South Pole. It is the first time that anyone has undertaken such a race in almost a hundred years; the first time since the great Norwegian, Roald Amundsen, beat Captain Scott to the same goal in 1911. The stakes are high, as double-Olympic Gold-winning medallist James Cracknell and TV presenter and adventurer Ben Fogle must contend with hidden crevasses, frostbite and the favourites to win: a team of teak-hard former soldiers from Norway, trained in Arctic warfare. Temperatures as low as minus 45 degrees Celsius lie in store for the teams as they attempt to ski across 800 kilometres of unforgiving, icy wilderness, pulling behind them sledges laden with equipment, tents and food. Race to the Pole is a rip-roaring 'boy's own' adventure packed with excitement, humour and even a few tears. But with just a few months to learn to cross-country ski before the start, and with national pride at stake, can Ben and James re-write history and beat the Norwegians? The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Scale, Governance and Change in Zambezi Teak Forests: Sustainable Development for Commodity and Community This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. New Year's Day, 2009. Somewhere on the bottom of the world, six teams of adventurers and explorers have gathered to race one another, on foot, to the South Pole. It is the first time that anyone has undertaken such a race in almost a hundred years; the first time since the great Norwegian, Roald Amundsen, beat Captain Scott to the same goal in 1911. The stakes are high, as double-Olympic Gold-winning medallist James Cracknell and TV presenter and adventurer Ben Fogle must contend with hidden crevasses, frostbite and the favourites to win: a team of teak-hard former soldiers from Norway, trained in Arctic warfare. Temperatures as low as minus 45 degrees Celsius lie in store for the teams as they attempt to ski across 800 kilometres of unforgiving, icy wilderness, pulling behind them sledges laden with equipment, tents and food. Race to the Pole is a rip-roaring 'boy's own' adventure packed with excitement, humour and even a few tears. But with just a few months to learn to cross-country ski before the start, and with national pride at stake, can Ben and James re-write history and beat the Norwegians? The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: New. In the Burmese provincial town of Kyauktada, the world-weary John Flory - a thirty-something English teak dealer - leads a life of quiet disillusionment, hardly mixing with the natives or the expat community, and deriving some comfort only from his conversations with an Indian friend, Doctor Veraswami, and the attentions of his local mistress. His prospects seem to improve when he meets the orphaned niece of a timber merchant, Elizabeth Lackersteen, who appears to reciprocate his feelings of love - but the arrival on the scene of another suitor, the boorish police officer Verrall, and the scheming of a disgruntled local magistrate threaten to shatter Flory's dreams and put him on a path to tragedy. Based on the author's own experiences in Burma as a young officer in the Indian Imperial Police, Burmese Days - here presented in the version published in Britain in 1944, which follows the text of its first American edition - is George Orwell's debut novel, invaluable both as a faithful description of life in Burma during the twilight of the British Raj and as an exposé of the failings of colonial rule.

Paperback. Condition: New. Main. An army roadblock. An American intelligence agent. A jetlagged afternoon on the Somalian plain. Michael Teak is not afraid of mercenaries. Life here comes at a price and as a CIA operative, Teak is holding the money. On the back seat of his car is a suitcase stuffed with narcotics; in the front, a gun and an envelope of US dollars. And then a bomb explodes.Thirty innocent victims. An entire village of women and children - all dead. And just like that, Michael Teak does not know anything for sure. Was he the target, or the scapegoat for mass murder with an international fallout? Abandoned, perhaps betrayed, by his employer, Teak is in the wind with nowhere to turn. Even his old sources are caught up in the media bloodbath back at his alma mater. These events have to be connected. Someone, somewhere, has all the cards and for a man running right down to the wire, the rules of the game are becoming dangerously blurred.

Condition: New. pp. 137, Frontispiece, Figures, Illus., Map.

Condition: New. 1. A simple technique for isolation of single micro sized fungal spore :- Kotasthane AS and Agrawal T2. Unreported species of Trichoderma isolated from tropical regions of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India :- Kumar K, Amaresan N, Bhagat S, Madhuri K and Srivastava RC3. Morphological and molecular characterization of CoUetotrichum species causing anthracnose disease in Bay Islands, India :- Kumar K, Bhagat S, Madhuri K, Amaresan N and Srivastava RC4. A new record on banded sheatb blight disease of proso millet from mid hills of Uttarakhand, India :- Kumar B and Prasad D5. A new record on foot rot or wilt disease of finger millet (Eleusine coracana) caused by Sclerotium rolfsii from mid hills of Uttarakhand :- Kumar B and Prasad D6. Isolation and characterization of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria from rhizosphere of some medicinal plants :- Malleswari D and Bagyanarayana G7. Variability in rhizosphere competence of Trichoderma species from Andaman and Nicobar Islands :- Bhagat S and Pan S8. Post-harvest pathogens of mango (Mangifera indica) and their effect on fruits quality :- Bagwan NB9. Biological control of brown spot caused by Alternaria alternata in Motihari tobacco {Nicotiana rustica) in West Bengal, India :- Dam SK, Roy S and Dutta S10. Seasonal variations in aeromycoflora of vegetable market at Udgir, Mabarasbtra, India :- Bagwan NB11. Evaluation of antagonistic efflcacy of rhizobacteria to control aflatoxin production in maize seeds :- Mandal NL, Roy S and Roy AK12. Influence of Fusarium species on protein content of storage seeds :- Waghmare BM, Shinde SR, Sumanth GT and Gorgile VT13. Integrated management of stem and pod rot of groundnut :- Rakholiya KB and Jadeja KB14. Biopriming of seeds for improving germination behaviour of chilli, tomato and brinjal :- Bhagat S and Pan S15. Competitive saprophytic ability of Phytophthora parasitica causing foot rot and leaf rot of betelvine {Piper betle) :- Mohanty B and Dasgupta B16. Two novel taxa of Coelomycetes from Central India :- Shrivastava S, Verma N. Yadav VR and Rai AN17. Bird's eye spot disease {Cercospora theae) in tea estates of South India :- Gnanamangai BM and Ponmurugan P18. Evaluation of wheat genotypes for resistance to flag smut (Urocystis agropyri) :- Shekhawat PS, Shekhawat PS and Majumdar VL19. Cultural, morphological, and biochemical variability among the Isolates of Phomopsis azadirachtae from Tamil Nadu :- Girish K and Shankara Bhat20. Effect of seed borne fungal mycoflora on electrolyte leakage from fennel {Foenicttium vulgare) seeds :- Rawal P. Ram J, Mishra BK, Thakore BBL21. Evaluation of substrate supplements for production of black-ear mushroom Aiiricularia polytricha :- Rawal P and Sharma SS22. Microorganisms in termite mound soil and surface soil adjacent to mound :- Gancsan T. Rajarajan D and Kumaresan V.23. Management of sclerotlal (Sclerotiiim rolfsii) wilt of tuberose (Polianthes tuberose) :- Mazumder N. Borah SK and Langtha24. Influence of inoculation method, flowering stage and inoculum concentration on smut severity in pearl millet :- Meena RL, Mathur AC and Majumdar VL25. Seasonal variation in root colonization and rhizosphere soil spore population of AM fungi in alkaline soil :- Singh KP, Kumari P, Chauhan A and Bhadauria S26. Effect of substrates on vegetative growth and fruiting induction of Ganoderma spp :- Sharma D and Thakur MP27. Fruit rot diseases of guava and physiochemical changes in fruits under pathogenesls :- Chourasia and Jha GN28. RAPD based DNA Fingerprinting of strains of pleurotus florida and Pleurotus sajor caju :- Singh P.Thakur MP and Kotasthane AS29. Wild mushroom flora from amravati region maharashtra india :- Hedawoo GB30. Rapid detection of rice tungro spherical virus by RT-PCR and dot blot hydridization :- Mangrauthia SK , Malathi P, Krishnaveni D, Reddy CS, Viratamath BC, Balachandran SM, Neeraja CN and Biswal AK31. Effect of herbicides on mycofiora of rice field soils :- Reddy SR32. Variations in morphological parameters of apple cultivars in relation to premature leaf fall caused by marssonina coronaaia :- Sharma N. Thakur VS, Khurana SMP, Mohan J and Sharma SShort Communication:1. Occurrence of teak Rust (Olivea tectonae Racib Thirum) in bihar :- Dayaram2. Occurrence of Powdery mildew in french bean under protected culivation in himachal pradesh :- Gupta SK and Bharat NK3. First report of leaf anthracnose caused by colletrichum gloeosporioides on egg-plant in andaman and nicobar island :- Kumar K, Madhuri K, Amaresan N, Bhagar S and Srivastava RC4. A new record of oidium state of erysiphe jatrophe doidge from manipur causing powedery mildew on jatropha :- Sharma PK, Sangle UR and Ahmad N5. New records on phyllody and witche's broom diseases from maharashtra :- Hedawoo GB6. A new record of pestalotiopsis guepinii causing fruit rot of mango from gujarat India :- Chaudhary S and Arya A7. Occurrence of wilt of banana and variability in pathogen in cuddalore district of tamil nadu india :- Sanjeev Kumar K, Balabaskar P and Muthukumar A8. Resistance in peart milet cultivars and experimental hybrids in smut incited by Moesziomyces penicillariae :- Meena RL, Mathur AC and Majumdar VL9. Two new leaf spot diseases of jatropha curcas L from central india :- Shukla R and Jamaluddin.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: New. Shortlisted for the Ondaatje Prize 2020'An astonishing novel that is beautifully written but underpinned by a quiet simmering anger about injustice and unrealistic expectations of a family - and of life in contemporary India' Peter Frankopan'A shattering study of disaffection and belonging . This is a concise novel of staggering depth .Disturbing, deep and utterly extraordinary' Bidisha, ObserverAn Irish Times Book of the Year 2019Escaping her failing marriage, Grace has returned to Pondicherry to cremate her mother. Once there, she finds herself heir to an unexpected inheritance. First, there is the strange pink house, blue-shuttered, out on a spit of the wild beach, haunted by the rattle of fishermen in their catamarans. And then there is the sister she never knew she had: Lucia, who has spent her life in a residential facility.Soon Grace sets up a new and precarious life in this lush, melancholy wilderness, with Lucia, the village housekeeper Mallika, the drily witty Auntie Kavitha and an ever-multiplying litter of puppies. Here in Paramankeni, with its vacant bus stops colonised by flying foxes, its temples and step-wells shielded by canopies of teak and tamarind, where every dusk the fishermen line the beach smoking and mending their nets, Grace feels that she has come to the very end of the world. But Grace's attempts to play house prove first a struggle, then a strain, as she discovers the chaos, tenderness, fury and bewilderment of life with Lucia. Luminous, funny, surprising and heartbreaking, Small Days and Nights is the story of a woman caught in a moment of transformation, and the sacrifices we make to forge lives that have meaning.

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping.

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Condition: New. Multifunctional role of agroforestry with special reference to the reclamation of wastelands in india : Saikat Banerjee, S. K. Banerjee and P. K. ShuklaTracing origin of wood with special reference to tectona grandjs (teak) using dna finger printing technique : Shailendra Kumar Tiwari, Giridhara Rao, Mundrika Singh, Shruti Thakre, A.K Sharma, Amit Pandey, Shailendra Yadav, And Sachin DixitStudy of inter clonal variations in phenological characters of teak grown in national teak germplasm bank, lohara research station of maharashtra state : S. D. Dhonde, P. Neetha And N. K. KapseEthno-medicinal plants: a micro-study in gond and baiga villages of madhyapradesh : Debashis Debnath' And Sushil UpadhyaySome rare and locally threatened medicinal plants of ratlam district, madhyapradesh and their conservation : Dinesh JadhavResponse of herbicides on the productivity and profitability of green fodderyield of maize;an exploratory study : K. K. Jain and Pooja SharmaNative egg parasitoid, trichogramma raoi ;a potential bio- control agent against defoliator and skeletonizer in teak forests of madhyapradesh : N. Roychoudhury, P. B. Meshram, Ram Bhajan Singh and Rajeshkumar MishraStructural diversification in cocoon and silk associates in the natural population of sal fed ecorace korbi of tropical tasar silk insect antheraea paphia linn : S. K. Yadav, Pooja Yadav and G. S. Yadav.

Condition: New. 1. Cost of Living near forests: an economic analysis in central india :- Abhay Kumar Patil, Vijay Kumar2. Need of awareness and capacity development among user communities on access to and benefit sharing of biological resource :- Satvant Kaur Saini and S. Mehra3. Performance of some leguminous tree Species raised in silica mining soil amended with organic matter and inoculated with consortium of am fungi :- Pooja Rai, Harbans Kaur Kehri, Avinash Pratap Singh and Rani Mishra4. Biomass Production capacity of Gliricidia Sepium :- Pratiksha Chaturvedi, Kamolika Mohanta and Vinay Kori5. Evaluation of effect of provenance variations on anatomical Properties of teak Grown under differnet site conditions :- P. Neetha, Subodh Diliprao Dhonde and Ashish U. Nimkar6. Regeberation study of tree species in natural forest of Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh, India :- D. K. Harinkhede, S. D. Upadhyaya, A. N. Goutam Karuna S. Verma, A. K. Khare and Ashutosh Sharma7. Morphology of leptocybe inva safisher & Lasalle and size of Galls in Eucalyptus :- N. Roychoudhury and Neetu Vaishy.

Condition: New. 1. Exploring rainwater Harvesting potenital of Terminalia Belerica Rozb Through rainfall partirioning and Soil Infiltration study :- M. L. Saha and Yogesh Kumar2. Physico-chemical properties of soil as affected by casuarina equisetifolial :- R. M. Patel, M. B.Tandel, S. M. Patel, M. K. Desai, M. R. Parmar and V. M. Prajapati3. Fruit Maturity as criteria of seed selection and germination study in commiphora wightll Bhandari :- D. K. Mishra, N. K. Bohra, J. K. Shukla and Atul Tripathi4. Important medicinal and Aromtic plants of uttarakhand :- Rajneesh kumar, Ravi Silkarwar and K. R. Sharma5. Growth responses of ground vegetation under irrigated teak Plantation :- Radhika Urmalia, Shikha Bansal and KP Sahu6. Performance of wheat with subabul in alley cropping system in bundelkhand plains : nutrient uptake in wheat and soil nutrient status :- K.P.Dwivedi , A.Khare ,M.N.Naugralya and A.K.Shrivastav7. Interrelationship of weed density with seed yield o transplanted rice as influenced by different day time application of post emergence herbicides :- Monika Soni and K.k.Jain8. effect of weed management in pigeonpea-based intercropping systems under rainfeed conditions :- Chunni Lal Rai, R.K. Tiwari, Pawam Sirothia, Shilesh Pandey and Swati Jaiswal9. Ant species in prominent lac eco systems of central india :- A.Kurmi, M.Thomas, B.K.Namdev, Sheela S And R.Pachori10. Evaluation of gliricidia for preparation of particle Board :- Y.Y.Sumthane, A.U.Nimlar, S.M.Khachane and Y.B.Taide11. Yellow flowered semal a rare mutant tree observed at gwarighat :- G.Krishnamurthy, Raghvendra Bisen, And Uday Homkar12. Leaf Spot and Root tot Disease of dalbergia sisso and its management :- Jyoti Singh and Krishna Kumar Patel.

Condition: New. Green management and social development : Sudha JainCommunity-based ecotourism potential: a case study of ranger valley national park, chhattisgarh : Vinod Kumar Soni and Anjali JhadiFunctional' associates which make some cuttings fail to root : Pooja Yadav and G. S. YadavStandardization of wood core maceration protocol for teak (tectona grandis l.f.) And shisham (dalbergia latifolia roxb.) - important timber species of tropical forests : Naseer Mohammad, Ankur Dahayat, Yogesh Pardhi and Neha SinghEstimation of carrying capacity for grazing in different forest types, canopy densities and topography in jabalpur forest division of madhya pradesh : M. M.Verma and P. K. ShuklaSustainable management of forest resources for poverty alleviation and livelihood security of ecological refugees : S. K. Banerjee, Saikat banerjee and P. K. Shukla.

Condition: New. Comparison of Growth Parameters in leguminous and non-leguminous Sole and Admixture Plantations : B. S. Rajawat, R. P. Dongre, C. P. Rahangdale and Ravi SikarwarSoil Status Under Teak Plantations of Umaria District : Radhika Urmalia and Shikha BansalDeterminants of paddy yield under Guava based Agri-Horticulture system a path coefficient Approach : K. K. Jain and H. L. SharmaTetrazolium for Testing the Seed Viability of Akola : J. R. AhirwarStudy on the Effect of Newer insecticides on the population?s density of Kerria lacca on Butea Monosperma : Sandeep Janghel, Bhagirath Patel, Moni Thomas, A. S. Thakur, Sushma Nema and H. L. SharmaUse of Seed Bearing, pods of Acacia Catechu willd from Forests of Jabalpur Region as Food : Karuna S. Verma, Rachna Pandey and Akhilesh AyachiStudy on Allelopathic Effect of Bamboo leachates on Soybean and Wheat Germination : Sharad Nema and G R S ReddyEffect of pH and NAA on in vitro Rhizogenesis in Gymnema Sylvester R.Br : Syed Naseer Shah, Monika Koul, Fatima Shirin and S. A. AnsariPerformance of Various Obnoxious Weeds Under Different Additives toConvert into Vermicompost : Ashish Tiwari, S. B. Agrawal and N. K. PatleAllelopathic Effects of Medicinal Plant Species on Seed Germination and Seedling Growth of Wheat Varieties : M. P. Mandal, Sanjay Kumar Mandal and Kiran.

Condition: New. A biodiversity perspective on the NTFP potential of Joypur reserve forest, Assam : P .C. Nath, A.R. Barbhuiya, K. Arunachalam, A. Arunachalam and M.L. KhanPhytosociological Analysis of Woody Vegetation along an altitudinal gradation In Ponmudi Hill, Trichur District, Kerala, South India : M.A. Suraj and A.R.R.MenonInfluence Of Root Trainer Cell Volume And Seedling Density On Planting Stock Of Tropical Broadleaved Trees : Sanjay Singh, A.S. Bhandari,S.K. Jharia, K.K. Kunjam and P.K. ShuklaTree Growth And Biomass. Production in melia azedarach on farm boundaries In Semiarid Region : M. M. Roy, P. S. Pathak, A. K. Rai and Deepak KushwahaFeasibility Of Growing Different Pluse Crops With Forest Tree Species Under Agroforestry System : D.J. Parekh, N.S. Patil, B.N. Kolambe, D.B. Jadeja And R.M. PatelAllelopathic effect of three Important tree species on cereal crops : Imtyaz A. Khan and O.P. ChaturvediEffect of pre-treatments on seed viability during fruit development of Irvingia Gabonensis Varieties : P.J. Nya, D.N. Omokaro and A.E. NkangNatural Affinity for Food in Ecorace Bhandara of Tasar Silkworm {Antheraea paphia L) In the Forest Ecosystem of Vidarbha : G.S.YadavStudies on Paeciiomyces Fumoso-roseus isolated from teak pest Eutectona Machaeralis of the forests of Mandia region : Prabhat Kumar Mishra, Pallapotu Vikrant and Sardul Singh SandhuMycorrhizal Dependency of Salvadora oleoides in Indian Thar Desert : Sachendra Bohra, Joginder Singh, Nishi Mathur and Anil VyasVerticillium wilt of Polyalthia longifolia - A new disease report from India : Mamta Purohit, K.K. Soni, Jamaluddin and Rajesh KumarImprovised device of moisture control for storing seeds : Seema Bhaskar, N. Silawat and S.P. Gautam.

Condition: New. Development of Indicators for Sustainable Forest Management in Buffer Zone of Protected Areas : A Case Study of Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve : P.K. Shukla, R.K. Pandey and S.K. SainiNutrient Status and Yield Performance of Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) as Affected by Green Manuring and Inorganic Fertilizer in Degraded Shifting Cultivation Soils : J. Singh, I.P. Bora and A. BaruahEffect of Presowing Treatments on Seed Germination of Two Savanna Tree Legumes : D.A. Agboola, A.O. Ebofin, A.M. Aduradola and A.A. AjiboyeInitial Growth Performance of Twenty Species of Upper Assam Grown Under Energy Plantation : A. Chandra, N.N. Zhasa, H. Mishra, P. Hazarika and R.R. KalitaPhenology of Some Tree and Shrub Species of Social Forestry, Rewa (M.P.) : R.M. Mishra and Pushplata GuptaEthnobotanical Studies in Patalkot Valley in Chhindwara District of Madhya Pradesh : Rajiv Rai, V. Nath and P.K. ShuklaHome range and food habits of wild buffalo (Bubalus bubatis L.) in Udanti wildlife sanctuary, Raipur, Chhattisgarh : R.P. MishraBiology of Teak Skeletonizer, Eutectona Machaeralis Walk, and Its Control by Using Some Synthetic Pyrethroids : Bazgha Athar and K.C. JoshiAssociation Between Sandal (Santalum Album Linn.) and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi : N.K. Binu, P.K. Ashokan and M. BalasundaranMycorrhizal Relationship of Salvadora Persica in Indian Thar Desert : Sachendra Bohra, Joginder Singh, Nishi Mathur and Anil VyasOccurrence of bacterial blight of mulberry in Madhya Pradesh : A.G. Nema.

Condition: New. Performance of Populus deltoides Marsh. in Eastern Indo-Gangetic Plains : Sanjay Singh, Seema S. Singh, Ganga Prasad and B.S. MishraEffect of Waste Materials on Growth and Vigour of Teak (Tectona Grandis Linn.) Seedlings in the Nursery : K. Gopikumar and Mini ChandranEffect of different storage containers on germination and mycoflora of Pongamia Pinnata seeds : Mamta Purohit and JamaluddinVillage Resource Development-First Step Towards Peoples Participation Programme : Garima Choube and Rashmi AgarwalSpecies composition and plant diversity of a representative tropical moist deciduous forest of Achanakmar Sanctuary : Lalji Singh, B. Sharma and R. AgrawalEthnobiological studies on Hill Korwa tribe of Chhattisgarh : Rajiv Rai, Vijendra Nath and Pramod Kumar ShuklaA survey of important medicinal plants in Nallamalai forest of Andhra Pradesh, India : A. Rajasekhar Reddy, M. Mastan and C.V. NaiduDevelopment of Beverages From Fortified Aonla Juice : B.L. Sahu, S. Mukherjee and C.K. TeckchandaniSandal tree damage by Gaur (Bos gaurus L.) in Marayur forest range, Kerala : A. Veeramani, P.S. Easa and E.A. JaysonMoths of Pench Tiger Reserve (Seoni, Madhya Pradesh) : Kailash Chandra and D.K. NemaFoliage Feeder, Noorda Blitealis (Walk), on Moringa Pterygosperma (Gaert.) Syn. M. Oleifera (Lam.) and its Control in Nursery : N. Kulkarni, P.B. Meshram and K.C. JoshiA new report of white grub Holotrichia serrata Fab (Coleoptera : Scarabaeidae) on Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera Dunal) : P.B. Meshram.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the significance of teak, a timber of global importance, with a focus on agricultural trade and trends in government policy. It examines the challenges and successes of teak farming in the Panama Canal Zone, highlighting the importance of soil drainage and the benefits of starting plantations with 1-year-old seedlings. The author emphasizes the need for long-term contractual arrangements with countries supplying teak to the UK and discusses the challenges of balancing visible trade. The book provides valuable insights into the role of bilateral trade agreements in ensuring essential food supplies and opening overseas markets for British exports. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.