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The book Nematode Management: Bioagents and Biotechnological Approaches carries 16 chapters viz., Biology of plant parasitic nematodes and its importance in management; Plant resistance in nematode management; Resistant genes in vegetables infesting nematode management; Precision farming technologies in phytonematodes management; Ecological strategies for management of phytonematodes; Application of remote sensing technology in nematode damage assessment and management; Newer molecules for nematode management; Botanical compounds for nematode management; Antagonistic plants for nematode management ; Bacterial antagonists for nematode management; Nematophagous fungi for nematode management; Predatory nematode for nematode management; Antimicrobial peptides in nematode innate immunity; Biotechnological approaches for nematode management; Barcoding and its utility in nematode management and Pristionchus pacificus - New Model Nematode for biotechnological studies and covers most of the bioagents and biotechnological based management tools and technology developed by distinguished scientists. This book will be helpful to planters, farmers, researchers, students and entrepreneurs and also show the new path of our future budding scientist, researchers, policy makers for the exploration and development of newly plant parasitic nematode management tools and techniques in the frontier area for the social welfare.
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India is a country known for ancient scripts, the number system, invention of zero and vedas. Medicines in india are used by about 60 per cent of the world's population. These are not only used for primary health care not just in rural areas in developing countries, but also in developed countries as well where modern medicines are predominantly used. While the traditional medicines are derived from medicinal plants, minerals, and organic matter, the herbal drugs are prepared from medicinal plants only. Use of plants as a source of medicine has been an ancient practice and is an important component of the health care system in India. In the Indian systems of medicine, most practitioners formulate and dispense their own recipes, hence this requires proper documentation and research. The encyclopaedia contains 92 medicinal plants which explains their Taxonomic Hierarchy, Introduction, Description, Ayurvedic Properties, Medicinal Properties, Part Used, Chemical composition, Therapeutic uses and Pharmacological Activities.