Encyclopaedia of Horticultural and Allied Terms pdf

Amit Baran Sharangi completó su doctorado en el campo de la horticultura. Obtuvo M. Sc. (Ag.) y B.Sc (Ag.)Hons en el campo de la agricultura. Actualmente es profesor y exjefe del Departamento de Plantaciones, Especias, Cultivos Medicinales y Aromáticos, Facultad de Horticultura, Universidad Agrícola Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, India. Amit Baran Sharangi publicó alrededor de 70 artículos en muchas revistas internacionales y asistió a 50 seminarios y conferencias internacionales y nacionales. Publicó 19 libros. Recibió muchos premios internacionales, becas y honores del Gobierno Central. Organizaciones/ institutos como Young Scientist Awards, Best Research Paper Award, etc. Es editor en jefe y miembro del consejo editorial de muchas revistas internacionales.

Encyclopaedia of Horticultural and Allied Terms pdf por Amit Baran Sharangi

Contrary to the popular belief as a subject of mere aesthetic gardening, Horticulture emerged to be a very promising multidisciplinary field with unbound potentialities assuring nutritional as well as economic security throughout the globe. With the advancement of science, its area and scope has been widened both in terms of concept and dimension of newer areas with newer terminologies to be understood for better comprehension. The present book Encyclopaedia of Horticulture and Allied Terms by Dr. A.B. Sharangi, Associate Professor, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, is a welcmne effort in this direction. There are many revered books available with this theme in various names and forms, but very few books like the present one are there which cover almost the entire range of terms associated with Horticulture and allied sciences. I like to congratulate Dr. Sharangi for his maiden attempt in compiling such a valuable book. I am confident that the book as such can meet the long-felt need of a well balanced encyclopaedia of this kind for a considerable period of time. I hope the book will be accepted widely by the students, teachers, researchers, amateur gardeners, policy makers, corporate personnel and all individual readers having keen interest on the diverse fields of Horticulture as theory as well as in practice.