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figs, table (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Introduction to probiotic and prebiotic 2 Probiotic organisms 3 Identification of probiotics 4 Benefits of probiotics 5 Guidelines for probiotic use 6 Selection of probiotics 7 Mode of action 8 Probiotics and immune function 9 Probiotics in aquaculture 10 Probiotics in health 11 Probiotics in veterinary medicine References Glossary Subject index AnnexureIt is true that with the depletion of good flora comes the harmful bacteria and yeast which can monopolize the entire living system As a result the animal body can become very acidic and prone to illness yeast infections digestive disorder and much more Also keep in mind that taking antibiotics actually kills the friendly flora in our system making our body much more susceptible to illness Now a days probiotics are emerging as alternatives for antibiotics and antivirus in the treatment of many diseases as these probiotics are devoid of side effects Probiotics are the friendly flora or bacteria that support the normal colon ecology for digestion absorption elimination and prevention of yeasts bacteria and parasites Simply put they are the soldiers which keep intestines and colon clean and happy They offer an alternative and additional therapy for usual health problems and acts as nutritional support Acting through different mechanisms probiotics help to restore the normal floraIn view of the importance assumed by the probiotics in recent years the authors decided to bring out a complete document in the form of book In this book an attempt has been made to compile and make available to the readers especially UG and PG students information on probiotics history identification their benefits guidelines for selection of probiotics modes of action and their immune function The use of probiotics in aquaculture and veterinary are also highlighted in the book We are sure that this book will serve as a useful tool for the students and researcher in understanding intricacies of probiotics and their effect on health jacket 208 pp.

figs, table (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Introduction to probiotic and prebiotic 2 Probiotic organisms 3 Identification of probiotics 4 Benefits of probiotics 5 Guidelines for probiotic use 6 Selection of probiotics 7 Mode of action 8 Probiotics and immune function 9 Probiotics in aquaculture 10 Probiotics in health 11 Probiotics in veterinary medicine References Glossary Subject index AnnexureIt is true that with the depletion of good flora comes the harmful bacteria and yeast which can monopolize the entire living system As a result the animal body can become very acidic and prone to illness yeast infections digestive disorder and much more Also keep in mind that taking antibiotics actually kills the friendly flora in our system making our body much more susceptible to illness Now a days probiotics are emerging as alternatives for antibiotics and antivirus in the treatment of many diseases as these probiotics are devoid of side effects Probiotics are the friendly flora or bacteria that support the normal colon ecology for digestion absorption elimination and prevention of yeasts bacteria and parasites Simply put they are the soldiers which keep intestines and colon clean and happy They offer an alternative and additional therapy for usual health problems and acts as nutritional support Acting through different mechanisms probiotics help to restore the normal floraIn view of the importance assumed by the probiotics in recent years the authors decided to bring out a complete document in the form of book In this book an attempt has been made to compile and make available to the readers especially UG and PG students information on probiotics history identification their benefits guidelines for selection of probiotics modes of action and their immune function The use of probiotics in aquaculture and veterinary are also highlighted in the book We are sure that this book will serve as a useful tool for the students and researcher in understanding intricacies of probiotics and their effect on health jacket 208 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Luni Basin: Geo-morphology. 3. Luni Basin: Climate. 4. Luni Basin: Stream Flow Characteristics. 5. Land Use Land Cover of Luni Basin. 6. Physical Habitat Characteristics. 7. Physico-chemical Water Quality Status. 8. Ichthyofaunal Diversity. 9. Ecosystem Services: Luni River. 10. Conservation and Management. Glossary. References. River Luni originates from the Aravalli ranges in Pushkar Valley near Ajmer in Rajasthan and after traversing a course of 511 km in Rajasthan state, it finally dissipates in the marshy land of Rann of Kutch, Gujarat state. This river forms the bulk of the Indian arid zone and is known as the 'Maruganga of Thar Desert' in western Rajasthan. The word "Luni" means salt, derived from Lavanaravi or Lavanavati, which means salt river in Sanskrit. The river water of Luni is saline, especially in the mid and downstream sections. As this is an ephemeral river, therefore flows only for 3-4 months during the monsoon season. The flow of river entirely depends upon the rainfall in the origin and catchment area. The total basin catchment area of Luni is 70202.58 km2 (India-WRIS) and it is bounded by the Ganga River Basin in the east, Shekhawati River Basin in the north, the Sabarmati and West Banas River in the south and the Thar Desert on the west side of the basin. The left bank drainage of the river Luni is more extensive than on the right bank. The entire basin lies inside Rajasthan and extends over parts of Ajmer, Barmer, Jalore, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali, Rajsamand, Sirohi and Udaipur districts. The systematic investigations of aquatic fauna and resources of the Indian arid region in a chronological way show that the ichthyofaunal diversity of Thar Desert region is an admixture of the Himalayas (western), the Aravalli hills, Peninsular India and the components of Middle East. The Luni River provides multiple ecosystem services, which are considered a key to attaining sustainable development in the region. It supports the livelihood of dependent local community by acting as a water source for consumption, agriculture and sustaining the biodiversity in the Thar Desert region of India.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Focuses on novel breeding and biotechnological approaches for crop improvement, covering advances in molecular breeding and plant breeding, such as pre-breeding, reverse breeding, allele mining, next-generation sequencing, etc., to develop climate-resilient crops that can withstand hostility or adversities of climate.