Bøger af Arka Pratim Chakraborty

Environmental Studies is the systematic, scientific study of the environment in combination with living organisms. To aware the students regarding the importance of our environment and its conservation, all universities have introduced a compulsory paper named- ¿ABILITY-ENHANCEMENT COMPULSORY COURSE (AECC)- ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (AECE101)¿ for B.Sc. undergraduate Semester-I students from both Science and Arts & Commerce streams. In this junction, the book entitled ¿Objective Environmental Studies¿ is a simple collection of probable questions and answers on ¿Environmental Studies¿ as per CBCS based syllabus of B.Sc. Semester-I students. This book has been designed to give a preliminary idea about the probable questions and to cater to students of undergraduate. The author also tries to cover multiple-choice based questions (MCQ) that may be helpful for undergraduate students as well as students appearing for various competitive examinations. The subject matter has been presented in a step-by-step systematic manner. Easy, simple, and clear understandable illustrations, correct and latest information are the main features of the book.

This book presents an inclusive approach to deal with plant stresses in light of recent technological advances. As we have entered into a new decade, researchers and scientists should review and evaluate the recent findings in the field of plant stress management and visualize what we need to focus upon in the near future to increase crop yield. Above all, global climate changes present the greatest challenges of all time for plant scientists. In this context, the book highlights the recent findings and future perspectives in crop improvement to the faculties, scientists, research scholars, and postgraduate students.  Major features of the book include an inclusive approach in understanding the mechanism of stress tolerance; recent advances and innovations in the field of allied disciplines like microbiology, molecular biology, biotechnology, plant breeding, nanobiotechnology, etc., for improving plant stress tolerance; and illustrative sketches to convey the mechanism and strategies of stress alleviation.