Insect Ecology, Biotech Books, 9788176223737

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Insect Ecology

Satya Prakash Singh Tomar (Author) S.B. Singh (Author) Shadanan Upadhyay (Author)

Synopsis

The present book is a compilation of various chapters of insect Ecology: The book explains about abiotic and biotic factors affecting insect activities in the diversity. The book also contains the matter related with course curriculum of post graduate and Ph.D. studies. All the chapters are simplified to make easy for the students for their study. This book is a sincere attempt to solve the problems of the students and faculties attempting to learn and teach insect ecology respectively. Non-availability of all the contents in a single book is a common problem which has incited us to collect the relevant matter and compile them into a single book designed especially for the students of insect ecology covering the syllabi of varied Universities as far as possible. The book entitled “Insect Ecology” aims at clarity each chapter to make it meaningful and easier. This text is intended to stimulate further integration of these approaches in experiments that address insect roles in agro-ecosystems.

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About the author

S.B. Singh

Professor Sheo Bahadur Singh is an erudite scholar and a prolific writer. Among his numerous publications including sixty research papers in prestigious Indian and Foreign Journals like East and West, Arts of Asia, Lalita Kala and Roopa Lekha etc., he is also a co-author of The Archaeology of the Lucknow Region which earned handsome acclaim from Professor A.L. Basham. He is also the author of Brahmanical Icons in Northern India, acclaimed by Dr. C. Sivaramamurti as an excellent valuable contribution to Hindu Iconography, Archaeology of Panchala Region, Letters of Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence and Epigraphy and Art. The present monograph, a University Grants Commission Project, is based on the survey of sculptural art of the Northern India. The author has retired as Professor from the Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra in 1992. At present he is busy in completing an Indian Council of Historical Research Project-Minor and Folk Deities in the Uttaranchal Region based on the sculptural study.

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