Citriculture in India 

By G.S. Randhawa and K.C. Srivastava

ISBN: 213-43-34-34

Year: 1990, 

Pages: 123 (Hard Bound)

Price In India Only: Rs. 500.00

Price Out side India: US $ 33.00

Description:

This monograph presents a detailed and comprehensive account of the state-of-art of citrus cultivation techniques. Particular emphasis is laid on the control of citrus decline through latest cultivation techniques such as cross protection method, control of Tristeza virus, multiplication of virus free citrus bud lings on improved rootstocks, etc. The book is a vade mecum covering all aspects of practical citrus culturation. It would be of great interest not only to research workers but also to graduate and post-graduate students, development officers, extension workers and the citrus growers in particular.
The authors have devoted major portion of their career in dealing with various aspects of citrus growing. They have covered here a series of problems encountered in different States and made suggestions for successful citrus cultivation.
Contents (Chapter headings): 1. Citrus Fruits. 2. Taxonomy and Classification. 3. Climate and Soil. 4. Commercial Varieties. 5. Propagation. 6. Rootstocks. 7. Setting up of Citrus Orchard. 8. Nutrition. 9. Cultural Practices. 10. Irrigation. 11. Diseases of Citrus Plants. 12. Insect, Mite and Nematode Pests. 13. Plant Growth Regulators. 14. Pre- and Post-Harvest Physiology. 15. Harvesting, Packing, Transport and Marketing. 16. Commercial Products. References. Author Index. Subject Index. 

Advancing Frontiers in Cytogenetics in Evolution and Improvement of Plants 

By P. Kachroo

Year: 1976, 

Pages: 378 (Hard Bound)

Price In India Only: Rs. 350.00

Price Out side India: US $ 23.00

Description:

The book consists of seven parts. Part I is on Cereals and Millets, containing 8 papers. Part II deals with Fibres, Fodders and Pulses and contains 6 papers. Part III is devoted to Tuber Crops, made up of 4 papers. Part IV is on Oil Seeds and Other Crops, consisting of 5 papers. Part V is related to Medicinal Plants and is composed of 7 papers. Part VI is on Ornamentals, containing 11 contributions. Finally, Part VII is on General and Evolutionary Trends with 5 papers.
Abstracts not accompanied with full text have been grouped together in the Appendix at the end of the book. A detailed subject index has been provided.

Micronutrient Dictionary

By Dr. HLS Tandon

Price In India Only: Rs. 300.00

Price Out side India: US $ 60.00

Description:

A practical dictionary defining the most important and commonly used terms (with examples) related to various aspects of micronutrients. Specially prepared for students, micronutrient manufacturers, marketing personnel's, farm advisors, teachers, R&D centers, training institutions, agronomists, soil scientists, physiologists