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Contents 1 Language and style in Manju Kapur?s difficult daughtersManju Roy 2 Subaltern Subjectivity and Resistance in Aravind Adiga?s The White TigerAnita Myles 3 Monika Varma?s Metaphysical Self in across the vast spacesSatinder Kumar Verma and Surinder Kumar Verma 4 Quest for Love in the Poetry of Kanwar Dinesh SinghSushil Kimar 5 Religious Motifis in the Poetry of Kamala DasPurnendu Chatterjee 6 Man as a Victim of alienation and loss of identity A Critical Assessment of Chaman Nahal?s The WombS John Peter Joseph 7 The Novelist as a Social Chronicler A Critical analysis of Kiran Desai?s The Inheritance of LossS John Peter Joseph 8 The Female Gaze Re Presentation of the Male in Modern Indian Women?s PoetryKanwar Dinesh Singh 9 Cultural conflict and acculturation in Raja Rao?s The Serpent and the RopePurnima Gupta 10 The Picture of Corrupt India in Arun Joshi?s The ApprenticeArvind M NawaleThe present book is an anthology of essays exploring different aspects of Indian Writing in English The writers discussed in these essays include Raja Rao Monika Varma Kamala Das Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Chaman Nahal from a comparatively older generation and Mamta Kallia Eunice de Souza Manju Kapur Imtiaz Dharker Kanwar Dinesh Singh Milanie Silgardo and Aravind Adiga from the new generation of poets and novelistsSince several of these writers have been included in the curricula of various colleges and universities it is hoped that this book will be of great help to the researchers students teachers and readers of Indian Writing in English 126 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Acknowledgement. 1. History of fruit breeding/T. Radha and S. Simi. 2. Biodiversity of fruit crops/M.R. Dinesh and G.L. Veena. 3. Fruit breeding-challenges, approaches and prospects/M.R. Dinesh and G.L. Veena. 4. Apomixis and fruit breeding/ G.L. Veena and M.R. Dinesh. 5. Mutation breeding in fruit crops/M.R. Dinesh, G.L. Veena and Bharathi Nirujogi. 6. Role of insects in fruit crop pollination /P. V. Rami Reddy and K. Sreedevi. 7. Molecular markers in fruit breeding/Kanupriya and K.V. Ravishankar. 8. Statistical techniques in quantitative genetics for fruit crop improvement research/R. Venugopalan. 9. Rootstock breeding/M.R. Dinesh. 10. Mango breeding/M.R. Dinesh. 11. Citrus breeding/Awtar Singh. 12. Banana breeding/A. Rekha. 13. Pomegranate breeding/S.S. Hiwale. 14. Papaya breeding/M.R. Dinesh and G.L. Veena. 15. Guava breeding/M.R. Dinesh and C. Vasugi. 16. Sapota breeding/A. Rekha. 17. Jackfruit breeding/Prakash Patil. 18. Breeding sugar apple/Sweetsop by T. Sakthivel. 19. Breeding in Indian jujube (Ber)/S.S. Hiwale. 20. Jamun breeding/A. Rekha. Fruit Breeding is an art and science demanding prolonged time, space and intrinsic qualities. Seed propagation leads to heterogeneity and asexual propagation of elite clones leads to newer and novel types. There are temperate, sub-tropical and tropical fruits differing in photo and thermo periodic requirements. There are also parthenocarpic and apomictic fruit trees demanding special breeding methods for improvement. Aroma, taste and flavor are unique to fruits unlike other horticultural crops like vegetables, spices, plantation crops and tubers. The book unravels history of fruit breeding, biodiversity, challenges approaches and prospects, apomixes, mutation breeding, role of insects in fruit production, molecular markers, statistical techniques, rootstock breeding, breeding of mango, citrus, banana, papaya, guava, sapota, jackfruit, sugarapple/sweetsop Indian jujube and jamun. The 20 chapters in the book authored by 15 scientists from six Research Institutes and Universities expose readers to a new world of fruit breeding, very seldom ventured by breeders.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. Select speeches of Prime Minister: 1. Peace and security flourish in good Neighbourliness. 2. Buddhist circuit: a vision to foster understanding. 3. Priorities and principles of Nepal's foreign policy. 4. Connectivity to Deepen ties. 5. Social Democracy-the wave of future. 6. Independence and self dignity-a historical reality. 7. SAARC stuck below potentials. 8. We can no longer afford to live in mere Rhetoric. 9. Nepal's peace, stability, Democracy vital for the world. 10. Sustaining Democracy in South Asia. 11. Deeper integration for peace and prosperity. 12. South Asia: free from poverty. 13. Political pluralism at home and multipolarity in international relations. 14. Security in an interdependent and interconnected world. 15. Democracy and social justice for peace and prosperity. 16. Panchsheel: foundation of a peaceful world order. 17. Towards a resilient Nepal. 18. Relations with neighbours are of global significance. 19. Cooperation is key to peace and security. II. Interviews and articles: 20. Nepal's new beginnings: an interview with global dialogue review. 21. Eight sentences to spell out an authentic Sushil Koirala. 22. SAARC-hope for the future. 25. Constitutional guidelines of Nepal's foreign policy. III. End of an era: 26. Obituaries: select media. 27. Remembering a tall leader: Dinesh Bhattarari. 28. Adieu, Sushil Da: Dr. Swarnim Wagle. 29. True achiever: Prateek Pradhan. Appendices. Foreign policy is the face of a nation to the outside world. With the evolution of global power shift form Atlantic to the Asia-Pacific based on the immense growth, influence, assertiveness and confidence of Nepal's next door neighbours-India and China, the conduct of Nepal's foreign policy has become extra sensitive and serious. These dynamics spur both opportunities and challenges. This compilation of foreign policy speeches unveils the necessity of understanding this trend, and discussing threadbare its social, economic, and strategic implications in the context of Nepal's sensitive strategic geography, historic political transformation, protracted political instability and shifting ties with the neighbours relative to their power potential and larger international community. There must be a central unifying theme to bind all national actors for the larger and long term interest of the nation. This study introduces some of the fundamental issues that have plagued Nepal's foreign policy. It is time to shed shyness from the hard questions regarding the conduct of Nepal's foreign policy that is recurring time and again and injecting discrepancy in both policy and behavior of political leaders. Times and circumstances eloquently demand to be sincere and honest to the nation, learn from the past mistakes, and remain impeccable in the conduct to earn respect and trust from others. It is time for frank discussions and debates and strict adherence to an ethical and principled Nepali realism-a vision of enlightened, effective and pragmatic foreign policy rooted on the ground realities that manifest in tolerance, harmony, peaceful coexistence and resilience of the Nepali nationhood. This is best ensured with a sound democratic foundation and determined leadership.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 1. Creating impact through imagination and innovation/Ketan Patel. 2. Dream impossible and go for it/Varaprasad Reddy. 3. Fighting against all odds/Arvind Patel. 4. Aiming to create pain free world through innovative technology/Kranti Kiran Vistakula. 5. Leading biotechnology in India from the front/Krishna M. Ella. 6. Passion for design thinking/Rohan Shravan. 7. Providing low-cost medical solutions/Amit Bhatnagar. 8. Genomepati: the Janmapatri of one's future ailements/Anuradha Acharya. 9. Empowering people through digital money platform/Abhishek Sinha. 10. Kriti-creation and kal-tomorrow: creating technologies for tomorrow/Kapil Bardeja. 11. KALYCITO: when engineers turn explorers/Bhagath Singh Karunakaran. 12. Booting the bots to make life simpler/Pulkit Gaur. 13. Targetting leadership in controls for small engines and powertrains/Shashikanth Suryanarayanan. 14. Driven by patriotism, powered by innovation/Rajendra Kumar Khare. 15. Bioklone: a scientist gets bitten by the entrepreneurial bug/K. Rajeshwari. 16. Xcode: Decoding the entrepreneurial DNA/Saleem Mohammed. 17. Creating software products for Niche market of architecture-engineering-construction sector/Vijay Gupta. 18. Creating disruptive solutions in the Audio-visual communication space/Kunal Karnik. 19. COVACSIS: collaborative value creation by strategic and innovative solutions/Tarun Mishra. 20. Creating virtual reality technology based product and solutions/Surya Prakash. 21. Advanced engineering solutions for energy efficiency and productivity/Shwetank Jain. 22. From college startup to Silicon Valley creators/Sanjay Vijayakumar. 23. Unravelling the productive dimensions of enviable ENERGY/Chintan Soni. 24. Insights of entrepreneurial journey/Sandip Pal. 25. A team and the Indian drones/Raman Puri.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Concepts and applications of biotechnology/Manoj K. Yadav, Alok Kumar Yadav, M.K. Tripathi, S. Kumar, Ramesh Singh Yadav, Kamal Khilari and Dinesh Yadav. 2. Recent trends for utilization of molecular markers in crop improvement/Bhakti Rana, S. Kumar, Akash Tomar, Sudhir Kumar, Alok Yadav and Manoj K. Yadav. 3. DNA Vaccines: A strategy to attack cancer/Nupur Goyal, Mamta Raghav and Hittu Gupta. 4. Molecular markers and their applications in fisheries development/Rajeev Kapila and G.K. Sivaraman. 5. Plant Proteinase inhibitors: an overview/Dinesh Yadav and Sarad Kumar Mishra. 6. Molecular genetic mapping and QTL analysis: an overview/Jitendra Kumar. 7. Genetically engineered molecules for diagnosis and therapy of allergic disorders/Anamika Dhyani, Sharad Pandey, Naveen Arora and Bhanu P. Singh. 8. Probiotics in human health/M.K. Tripathi, Varun Sharma, Nupur Goyal and Ajit Kumar. 9. Engineering for hybrid enzyme/A.K. Verma. 10. Expanding opportunities in animal biotechnology/Lokendra Singh and Preeti Vats. Biotechnology has substantial influence in diverse areas ranging from agriculture to environmental problems and recent technological developments have immense potential to deliver in years to come. There is a need for judicious use of this technology to address problems related with food and nutritional security, health issues and environmental issues to mention few. There is no dearth about the books on biotechnology but few of them have dealt with recent developments covering diverse aspects of biotechnology. This edited book entitled "Biotechnology: Recent Advances and Diverse Applications" is an attempt to fill the gap by incorporating chapters reflecting different applications of biotechnology by respective subject experts. Overall an effort has been made to cover the recent developments in biotechnology in diverse areas with potential benefits to human society in large. It is anticipated that this book will be beneficial to students, teachers and researchers to appreciate the developments and potential of biotechnology in future. There are many excellent texts available which cover the fundamentals of biotechnology, recombinant DNA technology, functional food and nutraceutical food AND mathematical biology etc. There are also several very good works in the areas of molecular markers, recombinant vaccine, genetic engineering in disease diagnosis and therapy, probiotics and prebiotics with several modern approaches. This work is an attempt to cover the middle ground between these above extremes. Chapter 1 covers the basic concepts and applications biotechnology with reference to 21st century. Chapter 2 contains recent trends for utilization of molecular markers in crop improvement. Chapter 3 deals with DNA vaccine and role in disease prevention specifically cancer. Chapter 4 explains the brief overview of molecular markers and their applications in fisheries development system. In Chapter 5, the different issues of plant proteinase inhibitors are discussed. Chapters 6 contain molecular genetic mapping and QTL analysis. Chapter 7 deals with the genetically engineered molecules for diagnosis and therapy of allergenic disorders. Chapter 8 explains the current status and importance of probiotic food Products and human health. Chapter 9 covers the history and principle of engineering for hybrid enzymes. Chapter 10 deals expending opportunities in animal biotechnology. Chapter 11 explains the methods and application of mathematical biology in the area of modern biotechnology. Chapter 12 deals with the functional food and human health. Chapter 13 explains the current status of environmental biotechnology. Chapter 14 give an insight about marker assisted selection in rice with the latest developments, Role of biotechnology for tomato production is nicely given in Chapter 15. Chapter 16 is solely dedicated to RNAi interference and its applications in crop development. Chapter 17 is about various.

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Contents Preface Fiction 1 A web of langue and Parole in Amitav Ghoshs The Hungry Tide Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 2 Exile as Leitmotif in Amitav Ghoshs The Glass Palace Kanwar Dinesh Singh 3 Rukmani as an epitome of Indian womanhood a critical consideration of Kamala Markandayas Nectar in a Sieve S John Peter Joseph 4 Music as a metaphor a study of Chitra Banerjee Divakarunis Queen of Dreams Sumeet Brar 5 Return to the roots a study of the select short stories of Jhumpa LahiriV Ranjani and N Rama Krishna 6 Marriage of educated women in Manju Kapurs A Married woman D Murali Manohar 7 Treatment of the Subaltern in Arundhati Roys The God of Small Things OP Dwivedi 8 Women at the crossroads reassessing Shobha Des Snapshots and Second Thoughts Anita Myles Poetry 9 The liberating Force of Ruskin Bonds poetry Swapan K Banerjee 10 Death in Shiv K Kumars poetry Anshu Sharma Drama 11 Love sacrifice and Ecstasy a study of Girish Karnads naga MandalaTanushree Nayak Interviews 12 Indian writing in English A conversation with Christopher Rollason and Ludmila Volna Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 13 A Criticism of life an interview with the scholar poet AN Dwivedi Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 14 Intimate aspects of life An Interview with Rabindra Kumar Swain Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 15 Colouring of Human passion An interview with RK Singh Arbind Kumar Choudhary 16 An appealing poetic expression an interview with Kanwar Dinesh Singh Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 17 The poetic rendezvous an interview with Smita Agarwal Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 18 Human society as the Grist to the ever grinding mill of poets imagination an interview with P Raja Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 19 Poetry of immense Grief an interview with Kamala Kapur Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal 20 Fusion of journalism and poetry an interview with Mamang Dai Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal Index The present book is a collection of essays papers that provide critical insights into the significant developments Indian English writing has made in the recent years Besides this book includes exclusive interviews with some of the finest contemporary Indian English poets and with critics on the current scenario of the Indian writing in English The comments of critics Christopher Rollason and Ludmila Volna on the Contemporary Indian English writing are remarkable Since most of the aforementioned writers have now been incorporated in the syllabi of English literature in several of Indian Universities the present book is extremely useful for both students and teachers of English and researchers in the field of Indian English literature 220 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface 1 Biodiversity of vegetable crops An overviewDK Singh and H Choudhary 2 Germplasm utilization in vegetable improvementUmesh Srivastava 3 Concept and applications of core collections in the efficient management of plant genetic resourcesSK Mishra and IS Bisht 4 Plant genetic resources management in vegetable cropsHari Har Ram and DK Singh 5 Collection characterization and conservation of indigenous germplasm of vegetable cropsSK Mishra Ashok Kumar SK Yadav and KK Gangopadhyay 6 In-Situ conservation approach for germplasm of vegetable cropsSK Verma KS Negi and KC Muneem 7 Molecular Markers and genetic resource management of vegetable cropsH Choudhary and DK Singh 8 Intellectual property rights in relation to germplasm ManagementHS Chawla 9 Impact of genetic modified crops on biodiversity and environment Biosafety issues and regulationAnil Kumar and Sonu Ambwani 10 Role of bioinformatics in crop diversity analysisSoma Marla 11 Application of Cell and Tissue culture techniques for plant genetic resources managementHS Chawla 12 Exploitation of germplams for Okra improvement in IndiaNC Gautam 13 Genetic diversity of indigenous underutilized cucurbitsSK Verma KS Negi KC Muneem and RR Arya 14 Genetic resources of vegetable crops of north eastern Himalayan regionRK Yadav H Choudhary SK Sanwal and DK Singh 15 Leafy vegetables Genetic resources and improvementKK Gangopadhyay Gunjeet Kumar and SK Yadav 16 Genetic resources for cowpea breedingNBB Singh 17 Genetic resources for Cole crops improvementSR Sharma and Chander Prakash 18 Management of parthenocarpic genotypes of cucumberDK Singh and H Choudhary 19 Breeding potential of indigenous germplasm of cucurbitsDK Singh 20 Plant genetic resource management of tomatoDK Singh and H Choudhary 21 Breeding approaches for utilization of wild species in the improvement of vegetable cropsH Choudhary and DK Singh 22 Biochemical characterization of indigenous genetic resources of vegetable cropsAK Gaur and D Khokhar 23 Role of Gene bank in plant genetic resource PGR Management of vegetable cropsKS Negi KC Muneem SK Verma AS Rana and PS Mehta 24 Biometrical approaches for diversity in vegetable cropsD Roy 25 Management of genetic resources of vegetable crops using geographical information systemRajeev Kumar and H Choudhary 26 Harvesting the potential of indigenous genetic resources for improvement of BrinjalAS Sidhu 27 Indigenous genetic resources of underutilized vegetable cropsKV Peter PG Sadhan Kumar and S Nirmala Devi 28 Genetic resources for pea improvementYV Singh Shri Dhar and KB Bhushen 29 Genetic resource for improvement of RadishN Ahmed AJ Guppta and K Hussain 30 Genetic resource potential for Turnip ImprovementN Ahmed H Chaoudhary AJ Gupta and K Hussain 31 Genetic resource potential for carrot improvementN Ahmed H Chaoudhary AJ Gupta and K Hussain 32 Marker  assisted selection MAS for genetic improvement in cucurbitaceous vegetablesTK Behera 33 Exploitation of indigenous genetic resources for chilli improvementDurvesh Kumar Singh 34 Genetic resources for potato improvement in IndiaDhirendra Singh and KP Singh 35 Breeding potential of indigenous germplasm of seed spices cropsSK Malhotra 36 Biodiversity and utilization of medicinal mushrooms with particular reference to Ganoderma lucidum and cordyceps sinensisRP Singh and KK MishraPlant genetic resources comprising of reservoir of gene and gene complex are basic raw materials for genetic improvement of any crop including vegetablesThe book entitled vegetable crops Genetic Resources and improvement is a compilation of information generated through research work of many scientists in India and abroad from reputed institutes like IIHR IARI GBUAT TNAU IIVR CCSHAU PAU MPUAT CSKKVV BCKV etcThe book contains introductory chapter on various aspects of collection characterization conservation and utilization of germplasm in genetic improvement of different vegetable crops highlighting the importance of genetic resource management and.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. This Book Focuses on Diseases of Vegetable crops. The occurrence, distribution economic importance, disease sings, biology and pathology of etiological agents, molecular diagnosis, host range, disease cycle and integrated disease management strategies are covered. This book would serve as valuable resource for plant pathologists, horticulturists, nursery managers, teachers, students, exporters, importers, extension specialists and those who are associated with cause of vegetable crops.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) are globally used for the curative properties due to the presence of complex chemical substances belonging to diverse categories like alkaloids, glycosides, corticosteroids, essential oils, etc. However, with the changing climatic conditions and presence of various biotic and abiotic factors; huge gap exists between the demand and supply of raw materials. Amongst all the factors, cultivation of MAPs faces perilous damage from multifarious assemblage of microbes like bacteria, fungi, viruses, phytoplasmas, phytonematodes which pose serious threat to the total yield and bioactive potential of the plants. The present book entitled Diseases of medicinal and aromatic plants and their management is thus a compilation of all possible scattered information which exhaustively outlines the important diseases of MAPs, their etiology with effective management strategies. The book has different chapters which extensively deals with information on the history of causal pathogen, the distribution range, symptoms, losses suffered, epidemiology and integrated pest management approaches involving cultural, chemical, biological and genetic resources being embraced across the globe. The book has authored chapters from the leading plant pathologists of India who have used extensive range of photographs, graphs and tables for making the content easy to understand not only for students but also to scientists, growers, extension workers and policy makers. Overall, the encyclopaedic nature of this books will be useful for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying courses offered on MAPs and will thus be an invaluable addition to any library.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Diversity and taxonomy of fungi : issues and challenges/C. Manoharachary. 2. Molecular detection of fungal plant pathogens/Rashmi Aggarwal. 3. Molecular identification, genetic diversity, population genetics, and genomics of rhizoctonia solani/Dilip K. Lakshman, Prashant P. Jambhulkar, Vimla Singh, Pratibha Sharma and Amitava Mitra. 4. Recent trends in diagnosis of Ralstonia solanacearum causing bacterial wilt of solanaceous crops/Dinesh Singh. 5. Huanglongbing (greening) disease of citrus and its diagnosis/Y.S. Ahlawat and Dilip K. Ghosh. 6. Citrus associated phytoplasmas: new findings and challenges/Mehdi Azadvar. 7. Emerging phytobacterial diseases in India: research status and challenges/Kalyan K. Mondal. 8. Emerging phytophthora threats to vegetable crops in South India/P. Chowdappa. 9. Crop health management: current scenario and future direction/Chirantan Chattopadhyay and S.B. Sharma. 10. Of production situations, plant health, and global changesand from lock-in to new prospects in disease management/Serge Savary. 11. RNAi mediated gene silencing against plant viruses/Avinash Marwal, R.K. Gaur and S. Paul Khurana. 12. Potential of induced resistance to manage diseases of vegetable crops/Monica Sharma. 13. Strategies, resources and tools to identify targets for new disease control chemical for oomycete plant pathogens/Stephen C. Whisson. 14. Fungicide resistance in phytophthora: risk assessment and management strategies/T.S. Thind. 15. Phytiatry: a distinct science, is a primary necessity for food security and modernization of global agriculture/Eleftherios C. Tjamos. 16. Plant, soil and microbesunraveling their interactive biology with science of metagenomics and proteomics/M. Anandaraj. 17. Scoping the potential uses of beneficial microorganisms for biopesticide industry and entrepreneurship development in crop protection/B.N. Chakraborty. 18. Endophytic fungi: potential and prospects in plant health management/Nutan Kaushik, Susheel Kumar and Kanika Chowdhary. 19. Potentials antibiotics of fluorescent pseudomonads in sustainable crop disease management/M.K. Naik, G. Chennappa and J.U. Vinay. 20. Bio control management of fungal plant diseases for sustainable agriculture in the tropics/D.B. Olufolaji. 21. Recent development of biological control agents for oil palm diseases: from strain isolation to product development/Hesham A. El Enshasy, Daniel Azman, Tony Peng, Ramlan Aziz, Nor Zalina Othman and Roslinda Abd Malek. 22. Understanding key mechanisms to enhance biological control of plant pathogens: are we there yet?/W.G. Dilantha Fernando and Teresa de Kievit. 23. Plant derived products in sustainable pest management: current status and future prospects/N.K. Dubey, Bhanu Prakash, Abhishek K. Dwivedy and Manoj Kumar. 24. Natural antifungal systems in fruits and their utilization in the management of postharvest diseases/Nimal Adikaram and Chathurika Karunanayake. 25. Ensuring biosecurity through efficient plant quarantine for healthy agricultural production and trade/S.C. Dubey, Kavita Gupta, Jameel Akhtar and V. Celia Chalam. Subject Index. Plant pathology has been playing a vital role in accomplishing food security. In view of declining natural resources like land, water and human resources coupled with climate changes, the science of plant pathology should play a dominant role to produce more with lessening resources. It is more advanced today than ever before with new developments in disease diagnosis, the discovery of new generation molecules with low environmental impact, reliable biological control agents as well as the development of new disease resistant plant varieties. This book provides an up to date knowledge on taxonomy of fungi, threats of invasive and emerging diseases, disease diagnostics, interaction of host and pathogens, induced host resistance, utilization of biological control agents for practical applications and the underlying mechanisms, RNAi mediated gene silencing, strategi.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Wilt Diseases of Crops presents up-to-date research findings on Fusarium wilt of tomato, maize, pulses-lentil, pigeonpea, mungbean, urdbean, chickpea; chilli, capsicum, seed spices; fruits -banana, guava, pomegranate, castor, horticultural crop - mandarin, plantation crop, sugarcane, ornamental crops; medicinal and ornamental crops; Bacterial wilt of crop plants; tomato, potato, cucurbit, ginger; Nematode wilt complex, Parawilt of cotton and their management strategies. The book will be useful and widely accepted by students, teachers, researchers as well as extension scientists working in biology, botany, plant pathology, nematology, ecology, agriculture, horticulture and the environmental sciences.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Biodiversity, taxonomy, conservation and management of post harvest disease causing pathogens. 2. Detection and diagnosis of emerging post harvest pathogens diseases in vegetable crops. 3. Molecular variability of Colletotrichum lindemuthianum causing Anthracnose of field bean. 4. Molecular phylogeny based characterization of Penicillium species causing post-harvest rot of fruits and vegetables in India. 5. Variability and virulence of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides causing Anthracnose of mango collected from different agro-climatic zones of Karnataka. 6. Post-harvest rots in fruits caused by Mucorlean fungi. 7. Detecting bacterial leaf spot disease in bell pepper plant using various hybrid machine learning models. 8. A deep learning based forecasting system to predict early blight disease in tomato plants. 9. Standardization of maturity indices of wild pomegranate fruits for the preparation of dried arils (anardana). 10. In-silico mining of ripening related genes for shelf-life studies in mango. 11. Post-harvest disease management in mango through pre and post-harvest treatments. 12. Pre-harvest impact of phytoplasma diseases on post-harvest quality in vegetable crops. 13. Integrated management of post-harvest diseases of fruits and vegetables. 14. Pre and post-harvest handing and disease management of Kinnow. 15. Post harvest disease management of horticultural crops under changing climatic scenario. 16. Eco-friendly approach for management of post-harvest diseases of tropical fruit: banana and papaya. 17. impact of post harvest management on tomato quality. 18. Pre and post harvest disease management of cut flowers. 19. Growers friendly pre and post-harvest management in Aswagandha. 20. Effect of storage temperature on development of potato soft rot disease cased by Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora and its molecular detection. The book is a compilation of 48 chapters covering diversity, diagnosis and detection of post harvest pathogens and diseases, pre-and post harvest management of diseases, mycotoxin and value addition of horticultural crops. The present book is first of its kind made a sincere attempt to gather expert latest knowledge on various dimensions of post harvest handing and management of post harvest diseases. The book will definitely serve as ready reckoner for management of post harvest of diseases and help about the value addition of horticultural produce. The book is intended for teachers and students who focus on post harvest pathology and post harvest technology in postgraduate programme. It will provide the latest know how in this field to researchers, policy makers and all other stakeholders to meet present day requirement.

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