CONTENTS:- Vol.1: 1. The Fundamentals ; 2. Evolution and Development ; 3. Significance of Insects ; 4. Insects Categories ; 5. A Typical Insect ; 6. Enemies of Fruits ; 7. Enemies of Crops ; 8. Practical Aspects. Vol.2: 1. Pest Control: I. System with Integration; II. Structures of Insect; III. Steps of Management; IV. Importance of Labour ; 2. Managing Pests: I. Different Concepts; II. Various Techniques; III. Management of Pests; IV. Different Inseticides; V. Crops Under Effect; VI. Differeent Ailments; VII. Plants Diseases ; 3. Pest Management: I. Integrated Pest Control; II. concepts ofPest Control; III. Various Aspects of sampling; IV. Use of Pest control; V. Analysis and Growth ; 4. Different Measures: I. Machines and Pest Control; II. Control by culture; III. Control by Law,Control by Biology; IV. Control by Chemistry ; 5. Effective Control: I. Act of Plant Quarantine; II. Organisation of Plant Safety; III. Management of Integrated Pest; IV. Benefits of Plant Quarantine; V. Division of Chemistery; VI. Division of Bio-assay; VII. Division of Packing etc ; 6. Protective Steps: I. System of Insecticides; II. Role of Sprayers; III. Machines for Dusting; IV. Role of fumigators; V. Effect of Aerial spraying ; 7. Saving Crops: I. Role of Polyphagous Pests; II. role of Termite; III. Role of Hairy Caterpillers; IV. Role Of white Grub,White Fly of sugarcane; V. Leaf Hopper of sugarcane; VI. top Borer of sugarcane; VII. shoot Fly of Surghum; VIII. role of Earhead Caterpillar ; 8. Pathological dimensions: I. Various diseases; II. Classification of Diseases ; 9. Physiological Dimensions: I. Various Methods; II. Photosynthesis Techniques; Bibliography; Index.
DESCRIPTION
Insects are small air-breathing arthropods of the class Insecta, consisting of six legs and multi-segmented body with two pairs of wings in most species. Insects comprise about five sixth of all known animal species, with a total of over one million named species. They may be useful or harmful to man. Silkworm produces raw silk, which is, used by the world over in its refined form. Similarly, honeybee produces honey and wax, both of which are of great utility to man. This modest work throws light on several other issues regarding insects, their anatomy, types, their uses and disadvantages, etc. It makes a very interesting reading.
