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Elixir of Horticulture : Fruit Science     Vol 1

Elixir of Horticulture : Fruit Science Vol 1

by Debaje, P P
 

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  • Year: 2014
  • Paperback/Hardbound: Hardbound
  • ISBN: 9789382471288
  • Language: ENGLISH
 
 

1. Horticultural Institutes in India 2. Botanical Name of Fruit Crops .3. Family of Fruit Crops Origin of Fruit Crops 5. Chromosome Number of Fruit Crops 6. Aroma of Fruit Crops 7. Acids Present in Fruit Crops 8. Growth Curve of Fruit Crops 9. Nutritional Value of Fruit Crops 10. Beneficial Effect of Different Fruit Phenolic Compounds on Human Health 11. Beneficial Effect of Different Fruit Cartinoids on Human Health 12. Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity (ORAC) Value of Fruits 13. Soil Conditions for Fruit Crops 14. Agroclimatic Zones of Fruit Crops 15. Fruit Crops for Various Climatic Conditions 16. Cultivation of Horticultural Crops in Major Agro Ecological Regions  17. Planting Distances of Fruit Crops 18. High Density Planting or Meidow Orchard  19. System of Planting in Fruit Crops 20. Propagation Methods in Fruit Crops 21. Bio-fertilizers Used in Horticultural Crops 22. Pollination Agent in Fruit Crops 23. Type of Inflorescence in Fruit Crops 24. Type of Pollination in Fruit Crops 25. Fruit Bud Differentiation in Fruit Crops .26. Male Female Plant-sex Ratio in Fruit Crops 27. Measures for Breaking Seed Dormancy 28. Propagation Structures Used for Horticultural Crops 29. Techniques for Determination of Nutrient Requirement of Fruit Crops .30. Role of Pollinators in Fruit Crops (Bee Pollinator) 31. Special Horticultural Practices in Fruit Crops.32. Deficiency Symptomps of Nutrient in Fruit Crops 33. Plant Growth Susbstances Used in Fruit Crops 34. Type of Fruits 35. Major Problems of Fruit Production in India 36. Weed Management in Fruit Crops 37. Almond 38. Annonaceous Fruits 39. Aonla 40. Apple 41. Apricot 42. Avocado/Butter Fruit 43. Bael 44. Banana 45. Ber .46. Bread Fruit .47. Betelvine 48. Carambola/Star fruit 49. Charoli .50. Cherry 51. Date Palm 52. Durian 53. Egg Fruit .54. Fig .55. Grape 56. Guava .57. Jack Fruit 58. Jamun 59. Karonda .60. Kiwi 61. Kokam 62. Lasodo 63. Lime/Lemon 64. Litchi .65. Loquat .66. Macadamia / Australian Nut / Queens Land Nut 67. Mahua 68. Mandarin Orange 69. Mango 70. angosteen71. Marking Nut 72. Mulberry 73. Olive 74. Papaya 75. Passion Fruit 76. Peach .77. Pear 78. Pecan .79. Persimmon .80. Phalsa 81. Pineapple 82. Plum 83. Pomegranate.84. Raspberry 85. Rambutan86. Sapota / Sapodilla / Chiku 87. Strawberry 88. Sweet Orange 89. Tree Tomato 90. Walnut 91. Minor Tropical Fruits .92. Plantation Crops : Arecanut/Betelnut/Supari 93. Cashew 94. Cocoa ‘Food of God’ 95. Coconut / Kalpavriksha 96. Coffee 97. Oil Palm . 98. Palmyrah Plam .99. Rubber 100. Tea 101. Post Harvest Management of Plantation Crops 102. Biological Control in Fruit Crops 103. Fungal and Bacterial Diseases of Fruit Crops 104. Viral and Phytoplasmal Diseases of Fruit Crops 105. Pests of Fruit Crops 106. Nematode Management in Fruit Crops 107. Maturity Indices of Fruits 108. Post Harvest Factors 109. Storage Life of Fruits With or Without Wax Treatment at .Ambient Temperature110. Type of Boxes Their Dimension for Packing of Fruits 111. Storage Life of Fruits 112. Processing of Fruits 113. Drying Schedule of Fruits 114. Recipes for Fruit Jams .115. Processing of Industrial Preserves 116. Recipes for Fruit Sharbat117. Recipes for Fruit Pickles 118. Recipes for Fruit Beverages .119. Limits for Permitted eservative in Fruit Preservative 120. Leading Fruit Producing Countries