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2. Primates.

3. Cheiroptera.

4. Insectivora.

5. Carnivora.

6. Cetacea.

7. Rodentia.

8. Ungulata.

9. Ruminantia.

Appendix. English index.

Index. "In this volume the author has recorded the results of his minute observations of a vast variety of vertebrates, classed as mammals -- the carefree denizens of the dense forests and woodlands which clothed the hills, the plains and the mountains of India nearly a century ago.

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2. Abies spectabilis.

3. Abroma augusta.

4. Abrus precatorius.

5. Abutilon indicum.

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. 6.

Bacopa monnieri. 7.

Baliospermum montanum. 8.

Bambusa arundinacea. 9.

Barleria cristata. 10.

Bauhinia purpurea. .

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11. Caesalpinia bonduc.

12. Calotropis gigantea.

13. Camellia kissi.

14. Canarium strictum.

15. Cannabis sativa.

..

. 16.

Datura metel. 17.

Dactyloctenium aegyptium. 18.

Delphinium altissimum. 19.

Dendrobium densiflorum. 20.

Derris robusta. .

..

21. Eclipta alba.

22. Elaeocarpus sphaericus.

23. Elaeocarpus ganitrus.

24. Elephantopus scaber.

25. Embelia ribes.

..

. 26.

Fagopyrum cymosum. 27.

Ferula assafoetida. 28.

Ferula narthex. 29.

Ficus benghalensis. 30.

Ficus hispida. .

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31. Garcinia cowa.

32. Garcinia kydia.

33. Garcinia pictoria.

34. Garcinia pedunculata.

35. Garcinia xanthocymus.

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. 36.

Hedera nepalense. 37.

Hedychium coronarium. 38.

Hedychium gracile. 39.

Hedychium spicatum. 40.

Hedychium stenopetalum. .

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41. Ichnocarpus frutescens.

42. Illicium griffithii.

43. Indigofera tinctoria.

44. Ixora accuminata.

45. Jasminam sambac.

46. Jasticia vasculosa.

47. Jatropha curcas.

48. Jussica suffruticosa.

49. Justicia (less)

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1. Organic farming: opportunities and challenges.

2. Organic food quality.

3. Quality control standards and certification.

4. Organic conversion plan: crop husbandry.

5. Practices of soil building.

6. Soil fertility management.

7. On-farm organic manure production.

8. Bio-control of pests and diseases.

9. Water management in organic farms.

10. Planning organic garden.

11. Organic vegetable gardening.

12. Organic spices production.

13. Organic fruits and vine production.

14. Permanent tropical plantation.

15. Commercial crop production.

16. Organic livestock, apiculture and aquaculture.

17. Organic food processing and handling.

18. Organic market opportunities.

19. Organic farm record-keeping system.

Appendices. Bibliography.

Glossary. Index.

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