Biodiversity and Bioprospecting for Sustainable Resource Use

Authors

Angana Das; Dipu Samanta; Olivia Manna; Kunal N. Odedra; Nohil Kodiyatar; Kavan Shukla; B. A. Jadeja; M. S. Bassey; J. N. Eze; E. A. Shittu; Amitava Mondal; Supratim Sadhu; Susmita Dey; Sagnik Ghosh; Sohum Roy; Sukanta Dasgupta; Lakshmi Hijam; Pratishtha Adhikari; Pratibha; Nitesh Kumar; Sushila Devi; Sanya Chauhan; Neha; Mandaloju Venkateshwarlu; Dr. G. Renuka

Keywords:

Biodiversity, Intertidal Ecosystem, Coastal Environment, Ancient Remedies, Herbal Plants, Sustainable Agriculture, Integrated Pest Management, Biopesticides, Weed Flora, Sugarcane, Phomopsis vexans, Pathogenicity, Algae, Anti-cancer, Nutraceutical, Therapeutic

Synopsis

We see many plants and animals that are available in our surroundings. Tiny microorganisms of diverse kind, and the culture organisms in laboratory are sound resource to manage many discomfort areas. In agriculture, fishery, forestry, horticulture, rooftop gardening beneficial microorganisms are used. We need technology for isolation and culture even to identify them for resource use. This is because of the high demand over the present knowledge to maintain the environmental balance. Some knowledge we received from the old aged people even from the ethnic people who believed to the nature and natural forces and offer the resource to nature for betterment of the society. The value-based identity and the use of resources from microbes to higher plants are necessary to main the ecosystem balance.  But in contrast, some plants and animals are not easily recognized and not usable by us due to non-transparency of knowledge over time. Therefore, its urgent need to identify all usable microbes, animals and plants locally and regionally to understand the name, local name, use and pattern of use even conservation strategies. Experts’ recommendations, peoples’ participation and Govt. efforts may raise the voice for better management and resource use everywhere over time.  Keeping these views in mind, in the book, authors and editors are trying to reflect ides on biodiversity and bioprospecting and use of plants, microbes and animals to manage the society’s development. Hope that people may get facility from the book to manage resource more diverse in way in future.

Chapters

  • Intertidal Ecosystem: A Comprehensive Study on the Coastal Environment of India
    Angana Das
  • Ancient Remedies: Exploring Traditional Herbal Plants
    Dipu Samanta, Olivia Manna
  • Advances in Phyto and Zoo-Based Pest Control: Sustainable Strategies for Agricultural Pest and Disease Management
    Kunal N. Odedra, Nohil Kodiyatar, Kavan Shukla, B. A. Jadeja
  • Prevalence and Distribution of Weed Flora in Some Major Sugarcane Growing Areas of Southern Guinea Savanna, Nigeria
    M. S. Bassey, J. N. Eze, E. A. Shittu
  • Pathogenicity Studies on Phomopsis Blight (Phomopsis vexans) of Brinjal in West Bengal
    Amitava Mondal, Supratim Sadhu, Susmita Dey, Sagnik Ghosh, Sohum Roy, Sukanta Dasgupta, Lakshmi Hijam
  • Secondary Metabolites of Trichoderma and Their Role in Agriculture
    Pratishtha Adhikari
  • Algae: Exploring Its Nutraceutical Potential and Products
    Pratibha, Nitesh Kumar, Sushila Devi, Sanya Chauhan, Neha
  • In Vitro Shoot Induction from Stem Node Explants of Trichosanthes Cucumerina (L)
    Mandaloju Venkateshwarlu
  • The Impact of Land-Use Changes on Species Diversity and Ecosystem Functioning in Agricultural Landscapes
    Dr. G. Renuka

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Published

January 9, 2025

Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-93-48091-57-4