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ISBN : 978-93-6087-629-6

Category : Academic

Catalogue : Mathematics and Science

ID : SB21432

Biofertilizers and Biopesticides

(General Idea, production and applications)

Dr. Debabrata Das , Dr. Pampi Ghosh , Dr. Asha Kadam

Hardcase

2000.00

e Book

999.00

Pages : 248

Language : English

About Book

Biofertilizers and Biopesticides Biofertilizers are the living organisms that can supply the required nutrients and minerals to the plants for better growth and development. Some microbes are free living and others are symbiotic that can help the plants to grow healthy due to nurturing the plants by supplying different macro and micronutrients directly or indirectly. Sometimes joint action of some microbes can induce the environment and help them to grow better and supply more nutrients to the plants in a systematic way. Mycorrhizae and bacteria are good examples but not all bacteria in such an environment. So, uses of biofertilizers are widely applicable for all round development. Chemical fertilizers can help them in such a way that more vigorous growth takes place due to ample application of chemical fertilizers in the field. But they can change the pH of the soil and even damage the natural microflora and fauna in the said environment. Huge application of chemical fertilizers can runoff into the water body and cause serious chemical pollution in the water. So, the ultimate risk hazard is due to use of heavy chemicals and use of a wide range in different fields. Keeping the theme in mind scientists argued to use the biofertilizers widely and reduce the intensive use of chemical fertilizers in the field. Green manures are also used in addition to these microorganisms. So, the application and use value is gradually increasing over the globe. Biopesticides are beneficial plant and animal products, even friendly application of bacteria and fungi for potential check of pesticides in the field. In horticulture, agriculture, forestry and in floriculture a large number of such potent pesticides are applied that are beneficial to the environment and no risk of hazards. Some bacterial stains, virus particles and fungal culture applied for decades to reduce the pest insects even to check the various micro pathogens in the field and in stored warehouses. In the nature ever


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Biofertilizers and Biopesticides Editors: Debabrata Das (b.1969), Ph.D. in Botany (Ecology) is presently working as Associate Professor and Head, Department of Botany, Government General Degree College, Lalgarh, Jhargram, W.B. He is presently working in the field of Environment and Sustainable Development programme. He has authored more than 145 scientific research papers, 4 books and 14 edited books. Primary aim of his work is to identify ecological problems and to solve these through proper management. He is trying to work on knowledge dissemination activities and biodiversity conservation programme under different capacities with students and experts from school education to higher education level. He was involved in different Medicinal Plants Conservation Areas (MPCAs) research in West Bengal in connection with Forest Department, Govt. of West Bengal. Pampi Ghosh (b. 1974), Ph.D. in Botany (Mycorrhizae) but specialization with Angiosperm Plant Taxonomy is presently working as Assistant Professor (S-3) and Head, Department of Botany, Seva Bharati Mahavidyalaya, Kapgari, Jhargram, W.B. She is presently working in the field of soil-plant-microbial interactions, ethnobotany, medicinal plants, mycorrhizae, green practice, organic farming, and plant taxonomy. She is a Jhargram district mentor of MGNCRE programme ‘swachhta and sustainability’ directed by MGNCRE, Govt. of India. She authored more than 46 scientific research papers in national and international journals. She has published one book and 6 edited books. Primary aim of his work is related to organic farming and waste management through green technology. Dr. Asha Kadam (b. 1984) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Botany at Dada Patil Mahavidyalaya, Karjat, Ahmednagar (MS). She has published more than 28 research papers, 11 books, and 17 book chapters. She completed 2 research projects on plant science. She got 2 Patents from the government of India for formulation of contraceptive drugs. S

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