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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Hotspots and warmspots of biodiversity/M.P. Nayar. 2. Bioheritage of India threatened and endangered/N.P. Balakrishnan. 3. People's biodiversity register a participatory project case study of Ernakulam District Kerala State India/M.K. Prasad. 4. Ecology and bioresources of the wetland ecosystems on the South West Coast of India with special emphasis to the Ramsar sites/S. Bijoy Nandan. 5. The red listed flowering plants in Kerala and their conservation status/N. Sasidharan. 6. Biodiversity in Kavukal of Onattukara an overview/S. Shilaja T.N. Vilasini and Manoj Sebastian. 7. Effect of coir retting on marine fungal flora/K. Raveendran. 8. A little known use of the Palmyra Palm a short range gravity flow irrigation system from traditional agriculture/V.S. Ramachandran. 9. Media development for Anaerobic Protozoan bacterial consortium and effective use/V.K. Madhu. 10. Diversity of AM Fungi in some contaminated sites of Kerala/M.V. Bindu and V.S. Harikumar. 11. Scope of indigenous rice cultivars for conserving biodiversity/Sverup John D. Alexander M.R. Bindu and P. Sushamakumari. 12. Wild Seasame Species distribution in Southern Kerala/Sverup John Manoj Sebastian D. Alexander Shyam S. Kurup and K. Rajmohan. 13. Biodiversity of the soil fungi in the semi arid tropical soils of Puttaparthy Vidya Giri Prasanthinilayam Campus Ananthapur District A.P./Vijayakumar Sathya Ganapthy Bhat Vivek Pahwa K. Premananda K.N. Naresh K. Krishna Bhat and Sanjeev. 14. Intra specific variations of trichomes in the Genus Solanum L./V.N. Anjana N. Omanakumari and P.M. Mathew. 15. Epidermal and morphological studies in the Asteraceae/M.V. Anitha Devi Priya and V. Anjana. 16. To fresh composted Vermicomposted parthenium hysterophorous and poultry manure/Vijayakumari and R. Hiranmai Yadav. 17. Stomatal variations in cultivars of Hibiscus rosa sinensis L./V. Devipriya C.A. Ninan and N.M. Kothari. 18. Food habits of tigers in Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala/Shijo Joseph A.P. Thomas R. Satheesh R. Sugathan and S. Swaminathan. 19. Mangrove Forest of Kerala Cost its status distribution and management/P. Christudas George. 20. A study on the Avian fauna of Aymanam Panchayath/P.S. Rakesh S. Prasanth Narayanan and A.P. Thomas. 21. Biodiversity rich areas of Orissa a need for conservation/C. Pattanaik Sudhakar Reddy and M.S.R. Murthy. 22. Ethno medico botanical exploration of Southern Orissa/C. Pattanaik Sudhakar Reddy N.K. Dhal and Ashok Panigrahi. 23. Effects of lead on water pollution/Shibu P. Varghese Anu Achuthan Raimol Varghese and Sija Thankachen. 24. Medicinal values of Catharanthus roseus (L). G. Don. in Alkaloid production/A. Sarath Chandran Divakaran Ginu Varghese Liby Abraham and L. Seema. 25. Butterfly fauna of Aymanam gramapanchayath/K.K. Jayasooryan J. Ranjini and A.P. Thomas. 26. A study on the Icthyofaunal Diversity of Aymanam Panchayat in Vembanad Wetland Kerala/T. Thapanjith S. Prasanth Narayan and A.P. Thomas. 27. A comparative study on the number of wetland birds in the KTDC Tourist Complex Kumarakam during 2001 2004/B. Sreekumar and S. Prasanth Narayanan. 28. Phytotoxicity of mercury on seed germination in Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek/P. Nisha and S. Sreedevi. 29. Ant plant interaction is a factor that determine ant diversity/E. Chellapandi P. Chandrasekar S.P. Sevakodiyone and S. Baskaran. Biological diversity encompasses all species of animals plants micro organisms ecosystem and ecological processes of which they are part. Biodiversity provides the basis for life on earthy. The more we know about Earth's biological diversity the better will be our capability to conserve both terrestrial and aquative ecosystems. Expanding human population overexploitation of natural resources habitat loss and pollution are contributing to a great extent to the rapid degradation of environmental quality with its irreversible loss or depletion of species diversity. The current perception is therefore to frame strategies to conserve bio.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. The first edition of the textbook on the Geology of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry, authored by Shri K.S. Subramanian and Dr. T.A. Selvan, was brought out in the year 2001. Since then, a wealth of new geoscientific data has been generated through extensive research by several workers especially in the Southern Granulite Terrain (SGT) of Tamil Nadu. These new geochronological and geochemical data generated in the central and southern parts of Tamil Nadu have immensely helped in better understanding of the overall tectonic evolution of the SGT. In order to present these new data and the interpretations thereof, the Society has taken up revision of the text book on Geology of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry through this second edition. A major departure has been made by the authors in this revised edition in treating the geology of Tamil Nadu by describing the lithoassemblages tectonic block-wise (instead of age-wise), in view of the importance of the plate-tectonic concept being adopted in the evolution of the Dharwar Craton and the SGT. This edition has been richly benefited from the extensive geoscientific data generated by the Geological Survey of India as well as other institutions involved in geoscientific research in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The authors have made all efforts to synthesize and incorporate all the new data published till recently to give as far as possible an up-to-date geological information for the benefit of the readers. It is sincerely hoped that the readers, especially the student community and young researchers, will get the benefit of going through the existing database and identify critical problems / areas where further research can be taken up for better understanding of the overall tectonic evolution of the granulite terrain of Tamil Nadu and for locating new mineral deposits.

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Condition: good. No Place, 1954. Original wrappers. 105 pp. Thesis, University of Amsterdam. List of theses included (in English). Text in English. Small library marks on preliminary leaves, ticket on spine. Condition : good copy. Keywords : HISTORY, India.

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orig.wrappers. Folding map. (illustrator). 27x21cm, v,102,(2) pp., Series: Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 118. Full title reads: "Lead and Copper Deposits of the Agnigundala Mineralised Belt, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh : (Incorporating the Results of Stage B Exploration)" Rubbed. A tear to rear cover. Good.

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