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Hardback. Condition: Good. Nanotechnology has grown in its use and adoption across sectors. In particular, the medical field has identified the vast opportunities nanotechnology presents, especially for earlier disease detection and diagnosis versus traditional methods. Integrating Biologically-Inspired Nanotechnology into Medical Practice presents the latest research on nanobiotechnology and its application as a real-world healthcare solution. Emphasizing applications of micro-scale technologies in the areas of oncology, food science, and pharmacology, this reference publication is an essential resource for medical professionals, researchers, chemists, and graduate-level students in the medical and pharmaceutical sciences.…

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Methodology. 2. Morphology. 3. Anatomy. 4. Anatomical variation. 5. Identification of species. 6. Key to identification. 7. Physical properties. 8. Mechanical properties. 9. Structure property relationships. Conclusion. References. 33 pp.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. Nanotechnology has grown in its use and adoption across sectors. In particular, the medical field has identified the vast opportunities nanotechnology presents, especially for earlier disease detection and diagnosis versus traditional methods. Integrating Biologically-Inspired Nanotechnology into Medical Practice presents the latest research on nanobiotechnology and its application as a real-world healthcare solution. Emphasizing applications of micro-scale technologies in the areas of oncology, food science, and pharmacology, this reference publication is an essential resource for medical professionals, researchers, chemists, and graduate-level students in the medical and pharmaceutical sciences.…

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Soft cover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Oil curing of canes. 3. Oil curing conditions. 4. Curing facility/equipment. 5. How to cure canes. 6. Cost of production. 7. Cane curing tips. 8. Advantages of oil curing technology developed by KFRI. 9. Follow up action. 10 pp. …

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Rattans of Kerala i. Distribution. ii. Collection and processing or raw material. iii. Species. 3. Rattans procured from North Eastern India i. Species. 4. Rattans procured from Andaman and Nicobar islands i. species. References. Glossary. Illustrated glossary. Utilization potential of Indian canes. 26 pp. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. Hardcover, 156 pp., 325 color photos, historical maps & charts, unclipped illustrated jacket with previous dealer's price label, in Indian rupees, on the rear panel. Previous owner's name on front free endpaper otherwise unmarked, tight binding, nice jacket. Late twentieth century photos and text portray a dynamic Indian city. …

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. Acacia/Ear pod wattle. 2. Afzelia. 3. Alan batu (Heavier form). 4. Ash American. 5. Ash European. 6. Babul. 7. Balau Red (Heavier form). 8. Balau/Selangan Batu (Heavier form). 9. Banyan. 10. Beech European. 11. Beli. 12. Bishopwood/Cholavenga. 13. Blue Pine. 14. Charcoal tree. 15. Cherry American. 16. Chir Pine. 17. Ebony African. 18. Gamari/Kumbil. 19. Giam (Heavier form). 20. Greenheart. 21. Gulmohur. 22. Idigbo. 23. Imbuya. 24. Iroko. 25. Kapur. 26. Kassi/Mullu Venga. 27. Kekatong. 28. Kempas. 29. Keruing. 30. Keruntum. 31. Kusia/Opepe. 32. Machilus/Kolamavu. 33. Mahogany American. 34. Mangium /Brown Salwood. 35. Maple European. 36. Maple Rock. 37. Meranti bakau. 38. Meranti Dark red. 39. Merbau / Kwila. 40. Merpauh. 41. Moabi. 42. Mora. 43. Mysore gum. 44. Neem. 45. Niove. 46. Oak (Red) American. 47. Oak (White) American. 48. Ovangkol. 49. Padauk (Malaysia) / Narra. 50. Padauk African. 51. Padauk Burma. 52. Parambai / Karivelam. 53. Paulownia. 54. Pine Pitch / Longleaf Pine. 55. Pine Ponderosa. 56. Pine Radiata. 57. Pine Red. 58. Poon /Punna. 59. Purpleheart / Violet wood. 60. Pyinkado. 61. Resak. 62. River red gum. 63. Rose gum. 64. Rubber wood. 65. Sapele. 66. Shibidan / Peroba rosa. 67. Silver oak. 68. Sissoo. 69. Tali. 70. Taukkyan. 71. Teak. 72. Toon. 73. Tualang. 74. Vella veetti. 75. Vitex. 76. Walnut European. 77. Yellow Poui /Ipe. Glossary. Botanical and vernacular names index. Index for end uses. Index to substitute timbers. This handbook will serve as a source of ready reference in the trade and user sectors to get acquainted with the lesser known timbers of domestic market particularly in the state of Kerala in India. Properties and uses of 77 timbers are provided in the handbook of which 52 timbers are of imported species. The information presented on various properties of timbers and their standard trade and botanical names will facilitate selection of right timber for various applications. This will also be of use to numerous designers architects wood workers and organisations like State Forest Department Central Public Works Department and other public sector units/ corporations who have to choose the right timber for the job in hand and find alterative sources. An exhaustive suitability index has been provided at the end for the 77 timbers for various end uses. This user friendly handbook with full colour illustrations displays the natural grain and features of wood an points to the right choice of timbers especially to substitute the well known commercial timbers which are increasingly becoming scarce in the market. The market price of timber in Indian Rupees (as on year 2006) wherever available and the substitutes for some of the well known timbers are also highlighted for the benefit of end users. 180 pp. …

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Hardcover. Condition: New. This book is a collection of papers presented in the International Symposium conducted as part of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations of KFRI. The papers are arranged under three major themes -natural forests and biodiversity, plantation forestry and, forests and people. In total, there are 46 papers distributed among the above three themes. The recommendations of the Symposium are also included to draw attention of the policy makers. A number of renowned authors have contributed to this valuable work, which will be a useful reference material for professional foresters, students of forestry and researchers in tropical countries.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. I. Status of teak in producer countries 1. Teak in India status prospects and perspectives/R.P.S. Katwal. 2. Quality timber products from Teak through sustainable forest management in Maharashtra state India/M.G. Gogate K. Subramanian Tasnim Ahmad and S. Bhagat. 3. A report on Teak in Madhya Pradesh with technical analysis/P.B. Gangopadhyay. 4. Status of Teak in Andhra Pradesh India/P.S. Rao. 5. Teak in Karnataka state India/P.J. Dilip Kumar. 6. Status report of Teak in Tamil Nadu India/J.C. Kala G. Kumaravelu and N. Krishnakumar. 7. Teak in Kerala state India past present and future/Nagesh Prabhu. 8. Ups and downs of Teak forest management in Indonesia/Sadhardjo Siswamartana. 9. Current status of Teak in Thailand/Somyos Kijkar. 10. Growing Teak in Malaysia/B. Krishnapillay M.A.A. Razak and T.H. Ong. 11. Development of teak plantations in Ghana propagation processing utilization and marketing/A.A. Oteng amoako and Dora Sarfo. 12. Teak in Brazil overview of plantations know how expertise and market/Sylvio De Andrade Coutinho. 13. Advancements in management and productivity of Teak in Central America/Luis Ugalde Arias. 14. Teak in Trinidad and Tobago/Seepersad Ramnarine and Seuram Jhilmit. 15. Role of Teak (tectona grandis L.f.) in conserving the biodiversity of Nepal/Swoyambhu Man Amatya. 16. Teak in Sri Lanka resource base issues and challenges/K.P. Ariyadasa. 17. Teak in the European Union/A. Van Ittersum. 18. Status of Teak (Tectona Grandis L.f.) plantations in Bangladesh/M.K. Bhuiyan M.A.U. Mridha M.N. Haque and M.F. Akhter. II. Sustainable forest management with reference to teak 1. Sustainable management of Teak forests in Myanmar/Saw Eh Dah. 2. Malaysian experiences in Timber certification/Chew Lye Teng. 3. Certification and labelling of Teak wood products with special reference to opportunities and challenges in India/K. Satyanarayana Rao. 4. Are intensive Teak plantations in agroforestry practices environmentally and ethically sound/Sunil Puri. 5. An appraisal of teak farmers woodlots in Sri Lanka and the relevant management strategies/A.N.S. Baminiwatte. 6. Soil conditions and growth of teak in successive rotations in Kerala state India/M. Balagopalan P. Rugmini and K.C. Chacko. 7. Sustainable teak plantations in the tropics the question of nutrient management/B. Mohan Kumar. 8. Teak and its canopy parasite dendrophthoe water relations and ecophysiology/Jose Kallarackal C.K. Somen and N. Rajesh. 9. Storage and flux of organic carbon in Tectona grandis plantations of moist deciduous region/Kaushalendra Kumar Jha. 10. Effect of moisture conservation methods and fertilizers on nutrient uptake in two year old teak (Tectona grandis L.f.) plantation/A.G. Koppad and R.V. Rao. 11. Non wood forest product resource in teak plantations and moist deciduous forests a comparative study in Thrissur forest division Kerala/N. Sasidharan and M. Sivaram. III. Quality timber products of teak from sustainable forest management 1. Qualities of teak and some policy issues/C. Chandrasekharan. 2. Quality concerns of sustainable teak wood chain/K.M. Bhat. 3. High input plantations of costa rica/Luis Diego Perez Cordero and Markku Kanninen. 4. Some wood quality issues in planted teak/Takashi Okuyama Hiroyuki Yamamoto Imam Wahyudi Yusuf Sudo Hadi and K.M. Bhat. 5. Myanmar teak quality and exports/Myint Kyu Pe. 6. Assessment of some wood characteristics of teak of Brazilian origin/R. Polato P.B. Laming and R. Sierra alvarez. 7. Characterisation and extension of Juvenile wood in plantation grown teak (tectona grandis L.f.) from Ghana/H.G. Richter H. Leithoff and U. Sonntag. 8. Teak production processing and utilization in Nigeria/Abel O. Olorunnisola. 9. Is deoxylapachol the allergenic agent in teak a potential threat/Maruli Humala Simatupang. 10. Timber value of teak grown in Homesteads some observations from Kerala State India/P.K. Thulasidas and K.M. Bhat. 11. Effects of growth rate on surface growth stress and resid.…