Bioresources for Rural Livelihood, Vol. II. Physiology and Ecotoxicology
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Contents Preface 1 Bioresources as a tool for food security and sustainable development for rural livelihood in India in the context of industrial development and environmental protection An overviewMadhab Chandra Dash 2 Rearing of Silkworm on alternate diets-challenges of 21st centuryGR Bharaswadkar VR Awad and GK Kulkarni 3 Water Economy and its relation to growth in sarihan eco-race Antheraea Mylitta D Fed on Terminalia tomentosa leavesRB Sinha and PN Pandey 4 Biological peptideproteins derived form living resourcesER Martin 5 Developmental abnormalities induced by a broad spectrum of pharmaceuticals in zebrafish Danio rerio An indication of threat to food securityKatti Pancharatna and Prasad Deshpande 6 Traditionally conserved genome as a bioresource of futurePrakash P Bakre 7 Restoration of pigmentation or carotenoids in ornamental fish innovative ideas for entrepreneurs and sustenance of livelihoodUmesh C Goswami 8 Hormonal profile at different stages of gestation in triple cross cattleRJ Padodara JS Arya and AR Ahlawat 9 Genetic polymorphism of kappa casein gene CSN3 of Mithum Bos frontalis sabyasachi Mukherjee Anupama Mukherjee Sosang Longekumer A Dhali and C Rajkhowa 10 site of production and source of the oestrus-inducing chemosignal in mus booduga grayHimanshu Dixit SD Pandey and Tanuja Gupta 11 Active Immunization against SDS-RCM-RCP suppresses the fertility of male bonnet monkeyMukesh Kumar and Lakshmi Sridhar 12 Amniotic fluid stem cells Current status and future perspectivesKapil Dev Shiv K Giri Anil Khuttan Anil Kumar Neeraj K Aggarwal Anita Yadav and Sanjeev K Gautam 13 Fish as bioresource tool for food security and rural livelihoodVijay Laxmi Saxena Ashok K Saxena Padma Saxena Santosh Kumar and Manju Tembhre 14 Food Security in 21st century in the form of fishery sector in rural areaAmita Saxena and CD Sharma 15 Protective role of propolis extract against silica induced biochemical and histopathological alterationsMonika Bhadauria Sangeeta Shukla Abhilasha Sharma and Satendra Kumar Nirala 16 The Hippocampal complex of birds An overviewUC Srivastava and P Chand 17 Prospects of Avian bioresources as a food source and a measure for rural livelihood accomplishmentAshok K Saxena Vijay Laxmi Saxena and Eshita Pandey 18 Marginal efficiency of microbial protein production on concentrate supplement and optimization in sheepSrinivas Bandla and SA Karim 19 Catalase Pattern analysis and its profile expression study in animals An in silico approachReshma Saha and Soma Banerjee 20 Sex-Differential weaning in hanuman langursSemnopithecus Entellus around Jodhpur RajasthanIndiaBharati Swami and LS Rajpurohit 21 Food security through cooperativecontract farming Scope of integrated pest managementP Nagarajarao Asif Tanweeer G Rajajee and G Ravindra 22 Assessment of Reproductive toxicity induced by deltamethrin in Male Albino RatsSC Joshi and Anita Gajraj 23 Chromosomal aberration in heteropneustes fossilis due to lead intoxicationVK Verma N Gupta DK Gupta and G Krishna 24 Methanogenesis Causes consequences and controlDM Choudhari DZ Jagtap and JN Khedkar 25 Indoxacarb induced effects on estrous cycle and ovarian follicles in Albino MiceTY Mudaraddi and BB Kaliwal 26 Effectiveness of Garlic Extract against Aluminium toxicitySadhana Shrivastava Neetu Sharma and Sangeeta Shukla 27 A Study of phytochemical constituents of momordica Dioica; their relationship to cure the ailments against which the tribal use itBhavna Bawra Mukesh Dixit and DK Saraf 28 Determination of acute toxicity of Hexavalent Chromium and its impacts on behaviour of fresh water fish channa punctatus BlochDeepali Saxena and Madhu Tripathi 29 Effects of copper sulphate on ventilation and oxygen consumption of fresh water prawn macrobrachium Lamarrei Crustacea-Decapoda Dharm Raj Verma Harnam Singh Lodhi Kunwer Ji Tiwari Sanjive Shukla and UD Sharma 30 Morphometric Studies on the skin of Heteropneustes fossilis after endosulfan treatmentS Yasmin and AK Rai 31 Toxici.…
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- Bioresources for Rural Livelihood, Vol. II. Physiology and Ecotoxicology
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- Edited by G.K. Kulkarni, B.N. Pandey and P. N. Pandey
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- Narendra Pub
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- 2010
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- Hardcover
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- English
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- 938042809X
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- 9789380428093
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