The contents of the book provide an insight into diverse uses of  forests. It is hoped that it will fully cater to the needs of the different disciplines of forestry research.

Books By (Dr.) D. N. Tewari

This book vividly describe agro-forestry systems and their promotional technologies, tree crop interaction and management in agro-forestry, nitrogen fixing and multipurpose trees, insect pests, diseases and genetic improvement of agro-forestry trees, utilisation of juvenile timber through improved processing and marketing of agro-forestry products. An exhaustive bibliography has been given as a separate chapter for detail consultation. 

The book contains information on following items: 1. Need for conserving and managing the diversity of forest genetic resources; 2 Seed technology and production of quality planting material; 3 Vegetative propagation by cutting and clonal propagation; 4 Developing tissue culture protocol of important species; 5 Provenance trial and isozymic studies for important tree species; 6 Tree improvement programme for multipurpose and nitrogen fixing and other important plant species.

This book depicts the world's desert ecosystems and describe in depth the Indian desert, its resources, different production systems including forestry, agroforestry, agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, mining, industries, etc. It also deals with the efforts made in alleviating hunger and poverty and bringing greenary and grainary to desert inhabitants through large scale afforestation, technological advances in sustainable development of resources, promoting awareness and education of local masses and by promoting international and national concerns on anti desertification programs and policies.

The book focuses on the vital role of Forest in protecting fragile ecosystems, watersheds and freshwater resources and storehouse of rich biodiversity. Forest is related to the entire range of environmental and development issues and opportunities. Forest provide wood and non-wood products- water, air, food, fodder, fuel, fibre, medicine, shelter, employment, recreation, habitats for wildlife, landscape diversity, carbon sinks and reservoirs, and other products. The book describes impact of forest on environment and suggests ways and means for achieving sustainable development.

The book consists of ten chapters dealing with various aspects of Urban Forestry, Landscaping, Gardens and Parks of India and the world. It describes Mughal Gardens, gardens and parks of national importance and ICFRE gardens. Among the world gardens 55 Botanical Gardens and arboreta of 29 countries have been described in detail. An exhaustive bibliography has also been included as a chapter for detailed consultations. 

This book deals with the state of the art and policy issues for the sustainable management of the eco-system of Himalayan countries, and focuses on the mechanisms and technologies, acceptable to the communities of the region. It contains enhanced research accounts and essays from eminent environmentalists of the region who have vast experience and knowledge behind them.

The book is the outcome of studies made on the scientific details of painting of plants of India by gifted and world famous plant artists, Rai Sahib Thakur Ganga Singh and Shri P.N Sharma. Their paintings are displayed in the famous of Forest Research Institute (FRI) Dehradun and they are delight to the eyes of thousands. These work stand unrivalled for their accuracy and freshness of colour. Each painting of plant is provided with description, vernacular names, phenology, distribution, means of propagation, and important uses for ready reference to the users.

The book vividly describe marketing of forest produce including the organizations of its distributions, sale, pricing policy and design, & promotion of products. Arbitrary supply/price fixing encourages corruption and results in price distortions and market failures. The book has following chapters: 1.Introduction; 2. Wood resources; 3. Chirpine (Pinus roxburghii); 4. Deodar (Cedrus deodara); 5. Sal (Shorea robusta); 6. Teak (Tectona grandis); 7. Eucalyptus; 8. Poplar (Populus spp.); 9. Bamboo 

Among the principal pines found in India Pinus roxburghii commonly known as long leaved pine is the most important. This is one of the least exacting of the Himalayan trees growing sometimes on bare rocks where only a few species are capable of existing. It is a resinous tree capable of yielding resin continuously provided rill method of tapping is adopted. The monograph vividly describes morphology, anatomy, silviculture and management, genetics, growth and yield, utilisation of timber and non- timber products, marketing, and protection. A comprehensive bibliography has been compiled, covering all important work done so far. Since this species has great promise in afforestation programmes in degraded areas it is expected that the soils devoid of desirable organic matters, water holding capacity, nutrient availability, etc. can grow chir pine.

The present monograph deals with the researches carried out in the field of morphology and systematics, anatomy, silviculture and management, agro-forestry, genetic improvement, tree physiology, ecology and conservation, insects pest and diseases, growth and yield, wood properties and utilisation, etc. An exhaustive bibliography has also been included as a separate chapter for detailed consultation.

This monograph deals with morphology, anatomy, silviculture and management, insect and pest diseases, growth statistics and trade, wood properties and utilisation. An exhaustive bibliography has also been included as a separate chapter for detailed consultations.

This monograph describes morphology, anatomy, silviculture and management, growth statistics, tree improvement, insects, pests and diseases, wood properties, and utilisation aspects. A detailed bibliography is also enclosed for reference.

The present monograph describes in detail the morphology, anatomy, silviculture and management, insects and pests diseases, growth and yield, utilisation and manufacture of 'Cutch' and “Katha”. An exhaustive bibliography is given as a separate chapter for detailed consultation.

1 Introduction; 2. Morphology; 3. Anatomical features of leaf, bark and wood; 4. Silviculture and management 5. Genetics; 6. Insect Pest Problems and their management; 7. An overview: Neem in Pest Management; 8. Disease of Neem; 9. Utilisation of Neem; 10. Chemistry of Neem.

This monograph deals with the researches carried out in the field of morphology, anatomy, silviculture and management, insect, pests and diseases and utilisation, etc. An exhaustive bibliography has also been included as a separate chapter for detailed consultation.

This monograph covers the morphology, anatomy, silviculture, management, ecology, biomass, nutrient dynamics, diseases and insect pest and their management, wood properties, seasoning and preservation, utilisation, growth statistics and marketing of Sal. A bibliography has been provided at the end for the benefit of those who seek further detailed information. 

This book deals with different aspect of the species Tectona grandis (Teak) covering the fields of morphology, anatomy, silviculture, Management, Genetics improvement, Ecology, Biomass and Nutriant dynamics, Utilization, disease, insects and pest etc. It includes 4,000 references. 

The book covers information on Forest products obtained from tropical forest which has immense potential in contributing to the rural economy. Keeping this in view, there is need of systematic research, documentation of species, in situ and ex situ conservation practices. The book emphatically discusses these issues apart from describing utilisation and marketing practices of important forest produce. 

The book covers valuable information on the status of forest and forestry, Non wood forest products like food, fodder, etc., forest based industries, Wildlife, Forest influences, Forest Pathology, Forest Entomology, Genetics and tree improvements, forestry research, Training and Education, and desert and Himalayan Eco system.

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The book describes ecology, natural resource potential, bio-diversity and socio-economic activities of the region to promote income generating activities through conserving, upgrading and using natural resources, environmentally sound mining, sustainable tourisms, Employment generating schemes that increase the productive base.

The book presents a holistic view of forest insects problems, covering a wide range of pests of forest tree seeds, nurseries, natural forest, forestry plantations, and timber entomology. It also includes chapters on termites, vector borne diseases, deformities and fall formation in forest tree flora. The section on forest insect control has received special attention of the author.

This book is based on original research carried out in the Tambiraparani river basin, which is one of the important irrigation system of Tamil Nadu state. The study aims to measure the sustainability levels of diversified and non-diversified wetland farming system and to suggest emperical models for improving the sustainability of the region. The study reveals the ability of the allied sector activity to improve the economic viability, ecological soundness and overall sustainability status of the wetland farms.

Modern Agriculture: Impact on the Third World; Modern Agriculture: Impact on the Environment; The Pesticides Problem; The Green Revolution; Seeds and Genetic Imperialism; The Biotechnology Treat; Towards Ecological Agriculture: Return to Natural Farming; Towards Ecological Agriculture: Natural Control of Pests; Towards Ecological Agriculture: Indigenous Farming Systems. 

1 The nature of arid environment; 2. Weathering processes; 3. Desert crusts and varnishes; 4. Slope and pediment systems; 5.Run off generation and sediment mobilisation; 6. Channel form, flows and sediments in deserts; 7. The occurrence and role of arid zone alluvial fans; 8. Badlands and badlands Gullies 9. Playas

1 Introductory; 2 The Mahseer; 3 The natural history of the Mahseer; 4 Curcumventing the Mahseer; 5 Spinning for Mahseer; 6. How, When, and where to Fish for Mahseer; 7. Fly Fishing for Mahseer; 8. Gram Fishing for Mahseer; 9 Live bait fishing for Mahseer; 10 Pase baiting for Mahseer and others; 11. The carnatic crap; 12. Smaller fly- takers; 13. Bottom Fishing for Labeo; 14. Freshwater Sharks; 15. The Seetul, Batchwa, and Others; 16. The Murral; 17. EELS; 18. Fishing in Estuaries; 19. Fishing on Hill Sanatoria.

Part 1. Introduction, Seed germination, Tree and shrub seed, Seed dormancy, Seed Pathology, Vigour of seeds. Part 2 Introduction, weed seed investigation, Effects of radiation on seeds, Seed development and structure, Environmental and genetic factors affecting tree and shurb seeds. 

The book is an attempt to demonstrate that tree planting in village is an important activity with significant social and economic benefits in particular, for employment potential of a plantation programme with the scope of income generation. This book deals with the planning aspects of tree planting practices and proposals with a view of ameliorating the living conditions of the weaker sections of society.

The book contains reviews and research papers of active workers on important themes of natural resources. The 33 articles of the book has been grouped under four parts namely, Biodiversity status and Management, and indigenous knowledge system and socio-economic development. The articles discussed in this volume are based upon advances made in the field of natural resources. Full coverage is given to natural resources, both physical and biological.

Tiwari, Manoj. And Dr. Sati. 
The Mycorrhizae-diversity, ecology and application                 In Press
(Pub. 2008) 
pp. Approx. 500

The present book is an attempt to highlight the faunal richness of Oriental Region. The book explains in a lucid manner as to how different groups of vertebrate animals have radiated in the eastern archipelago of Asia, Indochinese peninsula, and in the sub-continental India. Distributional range of hundreds of species of freshwater fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals have been arranged systematically. The book not only accounts for numerous faunal assemblages but also reminds for the need of conservation of so many splendid South East Asian species of animals, which are on the verge of extinction.

Todaria, N.P., Chamola, B.P. & Chauhan, D.S.                               In Press
Concept in Forestry Research: Proceedings of the International Seminar on“Forest, Forest Products and Services: Research Development of Challenges Ahead”              Rs. 2500.00
(Pub.2007) pp.376 
(ISBN: 81-7089-344-5)

Tripathi, G. N. 
Indian Geological Index, Vols. 1-4                       Rs. 1600.00
(Pub. 1971-1982)

This book is the proceeding of International congress organized by the Netherlands society for landscape ecology Veldhoven. The chapters in this book correspond to the congress themes: theoretical concepts; rural areas; urban-rural relations, and natural areas. One theme is added, that of methods and applications. 

A matchless handy reference book covering literature of the past 100 years. It will be most useful for 
Petroleum Geologists Geophysicists, Chemists, Geophysicists, drilling and production Engineers and management, etc. It covers world literature, references taken from periodicals, conference, proceedings, Monographs, special Publications, Books, Bulletin, covering the period of past 100 years. A very helpful arrangement of the literature with author index, Geographical 

In this volume, reference is taken from world literature including conference proceeding, Monographs, periodical etc., which was published in the year 1975-80. 
This volume is divided into two sections 1- Seismic data processing and 2. Seismic data interpretation. Entries in each section have been arranged alphabetically author wise. 

This book is in 3 volumes. As the title indicates this work deals with trees of India mainly from silvicultural point of view. Although this work deals primarily with forest trees of the Indo Burmese region, a certain number of exotics have also been included, such as Eucalyptus spp. The book deals with the most authentic scientific information into silvicultural aspects of Forest trees of India and Burma which is the outcome of research extending over more than twenty years. 

Trans world fishing team was formed in 1974. Its objective was to seek out the largest freshwater fish in the world. Their first expedition in 1977 was to India in search of the Mahseer The legendary lion fish of Asia and supposedly extinct. This book is about the expedition: from its conception to its climax, from England to India and from Mahseer's supposed extinction to its re-statement as India's Premier sporting fish.