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Greenhouse Management Forcing of Flowers,

Vegetables and Fruits

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Author : L.R. Taft

To Supply a source from which information as to the

methods used by the more Successful Florists can bedrawn, this book has been prepared. As originally written it

consisted of about ten chapters, which were intended as a

sort of Appendix to greenhouse construction, but the

subject of greenhouse management was deemed worthy of

a separate volume, and accordingly the copy was

withdrawn from the printer and considerably added to.

Greenhouse Effect and Global Climate Change

Management

Author : Aaradhana Salpekar, Kadambari Sharma

This Book will be of immense Help to all those

contemplating to acquire expert Knowledge of greenhouseEffects and global climate change management. The past

several years have seen the emergence of a new Interest in

the issue of global climate change within the Scientific

community. Until quite recently, a century-year old theory

about man's emission of Carbon dioxide into the

atmosphere, the role of Water vapor and global warming

has remained largely unexplored. With increasing evidence

on growth in greenhouse gas emissions, and with the

advent of Computer models to simulate global climate, the scientific

community has been examining in greater detail the Complex issues

involved.

Greenhouse Technology and Applications

Author : Ajay K. Sharma, Vilas M. Salokhe




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The greenhouse Cultivation is an agro-system that

presents important productive advantages in

comparison with unprotected or open-air cultivation. A

greenhouse protects Crops inside from greenhouseprotects crops indeed from extreme temperatures, high

winds, heavy rains, destructive storms, and Insects and

diseases. The aim of this book is to provide in depth

Knowledge of the greenhouse Technology and its

applications to students and other readers about the

greenhouse cultivation.

Emission of Green House Gases (GHG) fromAgriculture Sector and Measures for their

Mitigation

Author : Venkatesh Bhardwaj

The human activities are changing the concentration of

naturally occurring Green House Gases in the environment.These gases are generally long enough lived in the

atmosphere, very widely dispersed in the Environment and

warm up climate globally. The increase in food production

may also increase the Green House Gas Emission.

Therefore, before an alarming situation arise the techniques

for the Reduction in the emission of Green House Gases

from Agriculture sector, without reducing its production

potential, should be developed.

Green House Science and Technology

Author : A.N. Mathur, S.C. Kaushik, Surendra Kothari




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The greenhouse maintains an Atmosphere congenial with

regards to temperature, humidity, sunlight and carbon-

dioxide concentration for the vigorous growth of different

types of plants. It has been observed that an ability to

exercise control over the Crop microclimate results in

many fold increase in the crop photosynthesis. Thus

agricultural production per Unit area could be increased

to a great extent and Crops can be taken over a wider

period of time., if controlled Environment practices are

followed. The present book gives a compressive view of

various aspects of greenhouse technology.

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