Harvesting Timber Crop

Engineering & Transportation

Wackerman, A. E.

Engineering

Biotech Books

Diseases and Parasites of Sheep and Goats

Hambidge, Gove

Health, Fitness & Dieting

<p>Illust, 23 cm. -Genetic Engineering is the host subject today, having left behind even Computers. It is daily in news, with progress in cloning and gene transformation getting splashed all over. Newspapers and Television discuss the ethics of cloning and sharp debates take place on the benefits that mankind may expect from it. As the name implies, genetic engineering is all about manipulating genetic inheritance of cells. In the 90s of the last century, it became possible to transfer genes from one cell to another by the use of enzymes. DNA recombinant techniques, as it is called, has made it possible, e.g. to introduce insulin producing human gene into E. Coli bacteria and have it produce insulin which can be used by ' diabetes patients. The dictionary deals with all the major aspects of this marvellous technology, right from the nitty gritties of techniques and jargon to its future benefits and ethical implications. It gives the meaning of thousands of technical/jargon words used in genetics, cytology, pollution study and physiology/medicine. It is hoped that students will benefit greatly from it and it will become a standard reference dictionary for them.</p>

Biotech's Dictionary of Genetic Engineering

Reference

Arora, Dinesh

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Vegetable Gardening

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

W E Shewell Cooper

Shewell-Cooper William Edward

Gardening & Landscape Design

Biotech's Dictionary of Agriculture Engineering

Knowledge of Vegetable Crops diseases is several thousand years old and it is not known exactly when man come to know realise their prevalence. The damage caused by diseases of vegetable crops have affected man all through the ages. Besides the recurrence of rusts and mildews of vegetable crops of disease which caused large scale of death and famine. The book has been divided into 18 chapters. The various chapters have been written by persons in the long experience in the area of specialisation. The chapter 1 deals with field diseases of banana and lima beans. Chapter 2 related to roots rots, wilt and blights of peas. Chapters 3-5 deal with blights and other ills of celery, the important diseases of lettuce, cauliflower, cabbage and others. Chapter 6 described the hazards to onions in many areas. The Chapter 9-11 describes the preventing the diseases of peanuts, ways to combat disorders in the south. The Chapter 12 to 17 dealing with diseases of peppers, beets, carrots, spinach, mushroom, cucumbers, melons and squash. The Chapter 18 is unique and is related to developing healthier vegetables. This book shall be of great help to the researchers, teachers and students in the field of plant pathology.

Diseases of Vegetable Crops

alfred-steferud

Cucurbits: Botany Cultivation and Utilisation

Science & Math

Whitaker, Thomas W & Glen N Davis

Biological Sciences

Commercial Poultry Farming

Charless T B

Crop Physiology

Srivastava, G.

Medicinal Plants: Ethnomedicine and Biotechnological Potential

Hrudayanath Thatoi

Srustidhar Rout

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