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Cymbopogon citratus is comprising approximately 500genus and 8000 herb species. Some synnomys oflemongrasses are Cymbopogon citratus, Bhutik, Chatra, Bhutrik, Agni ghass, Hari chai, Melissa grass etc.Lemongrass is an herb that is grows in many countriesaround the World like Asia, Austrilia, and Africa.Lemongrass grows in dense clumps that can grow to 6 ftin height and about 4 ft in width

This book consists of three chapters. The first chapter gives history, importance, and future of education. The first chapter also gives importance, and future of technology. The second chapter describes critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, information literacy, media literacy, technology literacy, flexibility, productivity, initiative, and leadership. The third chapter gives uses of social media in human life.

This book gives history of education, importance, and future of education andtechnology. This book also describes criticalthinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, information literacy, medialiteracy, technology literacy, flexibility, productivity, initiative, leadership and uses ofsocial media in human li

I wrote this book for children. This book contains colourfull pictures. The pictures are taken from Pixabay. This book consists of A to Z (Alphabet) with words. This book gives two parts. The first part gives three words with colourfull pictures. The second parts gives one words with colourfull pictures.

Welcome to Microbiology. Microbiology is today accepted as a separate subject and is taught all theundergraduate and postgraduate levels in all Universities and Schools in the World. The present bookhas been written as a course material that can be adopted both at undergraduate and postgraduatelevel. This book is useful to students. At the end of the some chapter has been added referenceswhich help the interested reader.The book comprises ten chapters. The first chapter gives an introduction and discovery of themicrobial world. The second chapters introduces microbial taxonomy. The third chapters describes theeukaryotic cells organelles locations and its functions. The fourth chapters describes variousmicroscopic tools and techniques. The fifth and sixth chapters describes Bacteria and Archaearespectively. The chaper seventh describes basic idea about conjugation, transformation, transduction, and plasmid. The eight and ninth chapters discusses viruses and mycoplasmarespectively. The tenth chapter has a special mention on restriction enzyme, polymerase chainreaction, southern blotting, agarose gel electrophoresis

Welcome to Super Immunity Foods. Read on your Kindle device, Smart Phone, Tablet, PC, or Mac. You can also buy this book.Immunity is the capability of defense against invading microorganisms. Immunity is the ability to protect against infections. Good nutrition can provide better health and prevent disease. This book will guide you which foods can strength your immunity systems.

This book consists of nine chapters. The first chapter gives how monomers from polymers, definition, classification, types, and application of plastics. The first chapter also discusses history and discovery of plastics. The second chapter gives causes and effects of plastics pollution. The third chapter describes how microplastics, nurdles, are effects our ocean. The fourth chapter gives plaastics and its health effects. The fifth and sixth chapter gives microplastics sampling and microplastics identification respectively. The seventh chapter describes objectives of microplastics sampling. The eight chapter describes effects of single use plastics and some plastics banning country. The ninth chapter gives some ocean organizations and ocean institutes.

ContentsPreface..............................................................................................3Chapter 1: Origin of Life................................................................................................4-141.1 Millèr-Urey Experiment1.2 Who was Stanley Miller?1.3 Harold Clayton Urey1.4 Oparin and Haldane Theory1.5 Coacervate1.6 Primordial Soup1.7 Reddi Experiment1.8 Lazzaro Spallanzani1.9 Discovery of Microorganisms1.10 Fossil Evidence of Life1.11 RNA World Hypothesis1.12 What is Life?Chapter 2: Biological Macromolecules................................15-352.1 Protein2.2 Primary Structure of Proteins2.3 Secondary Structure of Proteins2.4 Tertiary Structure of Proteins2.5 Carbohydrates2.6 Fatty Acids2.7 Nucleic Acids2.8 WaterChapter 3: Planets....................................................................36-436.1 PlanetsChapter 4: Life on Europa........................................................44-46References The first chapter describes Miller-Urey experiment, Oparin and Haldane Theory, Reddi experiment, fossils evidence of life, and RNA World hypothesis. The second chapter describes various biological macromolecules like carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids. The third chapter planets and their composition. The fourth chapter describes life on Europa.

This book consists of eight chapters. The First Chapter give definition of polymers, plastics, biodegradation, and resins. The First Chapter also describes of resin identification code and various discovery in plastics industry. The Second Chapter deals with the different types of plastics additives and its health effects via food. The Third Chapter give definition of microplastics, nanoplastics, mesoplastics, microfiber, marine debris, nurdles, and microbeads. The Third Chapter also introduces the soureces and classification of microplastics, plastics waste generation per year in various country. The Fourth Chapter discusses plastics pollution causes and its effects. The Fifth Chapter has a special mention on plastics and its health effects. The Sixth Chapter provides on the microplastics sampling and microplastics identification. The Seventh Chapter describes about the microplastics sensor and its objectives. The Eight Chapter build a preliminary overview of single use plastics and how to reduce plastics pollution?

Welcome to Aquatic Plants. This book is helpful to researchers, scholars, students and interested peoples.Water is the essential part of our life. Without water, we do not live. Plants and animals are made up of water. Without water, you would die. Water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen. Two molecules of hydrogen atom and one molecules of oxygen atom joined together to from water. Human life need clean water. There are two kinds of water present on Earth- salt water and fresh water. The various functions of water in plant life is maintaining cell growth, transport nutrients, photosynthesis, transpiration, and germination of seeds. Aquatic means existing or happening of water. Aquatic plants are grows in water. They are found in seawater or freshwater. They grow in ocean, river, lake, pond, shorelines, and many more places. Aquatic plants are also called as hydrophytes or macrophytes. They are distributed all over the World.The first chapter briefly describes importance of plants. The second chapter gives definition, character, and types of aquatic plants. The third chapter covers various aquatic plants includes Pistia stratiotes, Eichornia crassipes, Lemnoideae, Isoetes, Salvinia molesta, Nelumbo nucifera, Pygyma Wter-lily, Victoria amazonica, Nymphaea alba, Nuphar japonica, Euryale ferox, Azzola filiculoides, Nymphaea thermarum, Ceratophyllum submersum, Lemna trisulca, Wolffia arrhiza, Hydrilla verticillata, Valisneria, Gymnocoronis spilanthoides, and Potamogeton. The third chapter also describes importance of aquatic plants.If any error found this book please mail to anupamrajak1234@gmail.com

Welcome to Aquatic Plants. This book is helpful to researchers, scholars, students and interested peoples.Water is the essential part of our life. Without water, we do not live. Plants and animals are made up of water. Without water, you would die. Water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen. Two molecules of hydrogen atom and one molecules of oxygen atom joined together to from water. Human life need clean water. There are two kinds of water present on Earth- salt water and fresh water. The various functions of water in plant life is maintaining cell growth, transport nutrients, photosynthesis, transpiration, and germination of seeds. Aquatic means existing or happening of water. Aquatic plants are grows in water. They are found in seawater or freshwater. They grow in ocean, river, lake, pond, shorelines, and many more places. Aquatic plants are also called as hydrophytes or macrophytes. They are distributed all over the World.The first chapter briefly describes importance of plants. The second chapter gives definition, character, and types of aquatic plants. The third chapter covers various aquatic plants includes Pistia stratiotes, Eichornia crassipes, Lemnoideae, Isoetes, Salvinia molesta, Nelumbo nucifera, Pygyma Wter-lily, Victoria amazonica, Nymphaea alba, Nuphar japonica, Euryale ferox, Azzola filiculoides, Nymphaea thermarum, Ceratophyllum submersum, Lemna trisulca, Wolffia arrhiza, Hydrilla verticillata, Valisneria, Gymnocoronis spilanthoides, and Potamogeton. The third chapter also describes importance of aquatic plants.If any error found this book please mail to anupamrajak1234@gmail.com

Welcome to the Botany. This book is useful for M.Sc. Students. This book represents aiming to crack M.Sc. entrance examination. This book gives multiple choice questions of various topics and with his answers. All questions are taken from various universities entrance examination.

Welcome to the poaceae family. The Scientific study of the grasses iscalled agrostology.The first chapter gives introduction to the grasses family. The secondchapter describes the Poaceae family root, shoot, leaves, inflorescence, flower and the structure of the vegetative organs. Thethird chapter provides some pictures of grasses. The fourth chapterprovides some poaceae family herbarium.Thanks to my family. Lastly, thankful to all the friends for theircontinue support and encouragement. The author invites suggestionsfrom readers for the improvement of text

This book gives definition of Universe, stars, galaxy, meteros, meteroids, and telescope. Thisbook also gives brief introduction to theplanets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.We live in the Earth. Universe includesbillions of galaxies, stars, meteros, living things, planets, dust, clouds, lights, moon, animals, and plants onthe Earth. It consist of dark matter anddark energy. The speed of light is300,000 km per second.Vishnu, who created the universe.Brambha made all living things.Brambha also created life.Universe is made up of millions ofmillions stars, and planets. Accordingto Big Bang Theory, age of the universeis 14 billion years ago.Galaxy is made up of billion of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter.Astronomer can use telescope to lookat the Ga

The scientific study of plants are called botany. Plants included algae, bryophyte, pteridophyte, and gymnosperms. There are at least 320,000 species of plants are found. Humans depends on plants for food, medicine.Welcome to the Plant Kingdom. This book describes general characteristics of algae, bryophyte, pteridophyte, gymnosperms, and angiosperms.

Fabaceae is also called leguminosae family. The type genus of fabaceae family is faba. Fabaceae is third largest family in angiosperms. Fabaaceae family comprises of 20,000 species in worldwide in distribution. They are medicinally important plants. Fabaaceae family are cosmopolitan in distribution. Fabaceae family are 630 genera.

Welcome to the poaceae family. The Scientific study of the grasses is called agrostology.The first chapter gives introduction to the grasses family. The second chapter describes the Poaceae family root, shoot, leaves, inflorescence, flower and the structure of the vegetative organs. The third chapter provides some pictures of grasses. The fourth chapter provides some poaceae family herbarium.

Welcome to biodiversity. Biodiversity is the variety and variability of life onEarth. Without biodiversity, we do not live. Human population is increasingday by day and destroy the biodiversity for various needed. Biodiversityrefers to varieties of living things i.e plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi.Biodiversity provides food, water, timber, fiber, and genetic resources.The book comprises two chapters. The first chapter gives definition of living, biodiversity, taxonomy, systematics, and species. The first chapter also givestypes of biodiversity, three domains of life, taxonomical hierarchy, binomialnomenclature, role of botanical garden, importance of herbaria. The secondchapter deals with the biodiversity patterns, importance of biodiversity, andloss of biodiversity. The second chapter also discusses biodiversityconservation, hotspots, endangered species, red data book, biospherereserves, national park, sanctuaries, and ramsar sites.Thanks to my family. Finally, thanks to all the friends for their continuesupport and encouragement

This book consists of five chapters. The first chapter describes Miller-Urey experiment, Oparin and Haldane Theory, Reddi experiment, fossils evidence of life, and RNA World hypothesis. The second chapter describes various biological macromolecules like carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids. The third chapter planets and their composition. The fourth chapter describes various missions conducting on Mars. The fifth chapter describes life on Europa. ContentsPreface..............................................................................................3Chapter 1: Origin of Life............................................................4-141.1 Millèr-Urey Experiment1.2 Who was Stanley Miller?1.3 Harold Clayton Urey1.4 Oparin and Haldane Theory1.5 Coacervate1.6 Primordial Soup1.7 Reddi Experiment1.8 Lazzaro Spallanzani1.9 Discovery of Microorganisms1.10 Fossil Evidence of Life1.11 RNA World Hypothesis1.12 What is Life?Chapter 2: Biological Macromolecules................................15-352.1 Protein2.2 Primary Structure of Proteins2.3 Secondary Structure of Proteins2.4 Tertiary Structure of Proteins2.5 Carbohydrates2.6 Fatty Acids2.7 Nucleic Acids2.8 WaterChapter 3: Planets....................................................................36-436.1 PlanetsChapter 4: Life on Mars...........................................................44-608.2 Meteorite8.3 Various Missions on MarsChapter 5: Life on Europa........................................................61-63References