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Allelopathy in Soil Sickness

S.S. Narwal

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The monograph contains general information about the occurrence of allelopathic soil sickness under cultivated flowers, crops and fruits. It also discusses (a) the ancient (b) methods to control soil sickness, (c) chemical nature of substances exerting the toxic effects, (d) the role of microorganisms, (e) physiological and biochemical processes of individual organisms of soil sickness. It also describes the methods and possible ways to overcome this phenomenon. The publication is intended for specialists in the field of plant physiology and biochemistry, geobotany, soil science and agricultural, in the field of agriculture and crop production, as well as for instructors and students.

Foreword

Editorial

List of Contributors

1. Ecological degradation of the Thar desert and cco-regeneration

2. Flux in the Indian arid zone

3. Man and the desert

4. Moisture regime variation and agricultural productivity; in Rajasthan

5. Floral wealth and plant adaptation of the Indian desert

6. Adaptations of arid zone plants to soil water deficit

7. Role of wild legumes Indigofera hochstezteri Baker and Zornea gibbosa Span 

in enriching the soil with nitrogen

8. Present status and future prospects of horticulture in arid zone

9. Ecology of insect pests of xeric environment

10. Wildlife, human-animal interactions, and conserva- tion in the.Rajasthan desert

11. Livestock population and ecological implications of overgrazing

12. Detection and monitoring" of desertification using remotely sensed data products

13. Salinity control and irrigated agriculture

14. Canal irrigation in arid zone of Rajasthan and its ecological implications

15. Irrigation and human settlements in Sri Ganganagar district

16 Greening the desert

17. Landscape design with special reference to the arid zones

18. Renewable energy potential in arid areas of Raj- asthan

19. Futuie of the Indian desert

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