UBP’s Bioresources And Traditional Knowledge For B.A., B.sc., B.Com., 3rd Semester Under Gauhati University By Kashmita Ojah, Pranab Borah & Anannya Morang
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UBP’s Bioresources And Traditional Knowledge For B.A., B.sc., B.Com., 3rd Semester Under Gauhati University By Kashmita Ojah, Pranab Borah & Anannya Morang
UBP’s Bioresources and Traditional Knowledge for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., 3rd Semester Under Gauhati University by Kashmita Ojah, Pranab Borah, and Anannya Morang is a comprehensive textbook designed to introduce students to the importance of bioresources and the rich traditional knowledge systems associated with them. This book addresses the intersection of biodiversity and cultural heritage, making it a valuable resource for students across various disciplines in their 3rd semester studies.
Key features include:
In-depth Exploration of Bioresources: Covers various bioresources, including flora, fauna, and their ecological significance, focusing on their conservation and sustainable utilization.
Traditional Knowledge Systems: Highlights indigenous practices and knowledge related to natural resources, emphasizing their role in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrates concepts from biology, environmental science, and cultural studies, appealing to students from diverse academic backgrounds.
Illustrative Content: Enriched with diagrams, photographs, and case studies that enhance understanding and engage students visually.
Clear and Accessible Language: Written in an easy-to-understand style, ensuring that complex concepts are accessible to all students.
Review Questions and Activities: Includes exercises and discussion prompts to encourage critical thinking and facilitate classroom engagement.
This book serves as an essential guide for B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com. students at Gauhati University, fostering awareness and appreciation of bioresources and traditional ecological knowledge.
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UBP’s Bioresources And Traditional Knowledge For B.A., B.sc., B.Com., 3rd Semester Under Gauhati University By Kashmita Ojah, Pranab Borah & Anannya Morang
UBP’s Bioresources and Traditional Knowledge for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., 3rd Semester Under Gauhati University by Kashmita Ojah, Pranab Borah, and Anannya Morang is a comprehensive textbook designed to introduce students to the importance of bioresources and the rich traditional knowledge systems associated with them. This book addresses the intersection of biodiversity and cultural heritage, making it a valuable resource for students across various disciplines in their 3rd semester studies.
Key features include:
- In-depth Exploration of Bioresources: Covers various bioresources, including flora, fauna, and their ecological significance, focusing on their conservation and sustainable utilization.
- Traditional Knowledge Systems: Highlights indigenous practices and knowledge related to natural resources, emphasizing their role in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrates concepts from biology, environmental science, and cultural studies, appealing to students from diverse academic backgrounds.
- Illustrative Content: Enriched with diagrams, photographs, and case studies that enhance understanding and engage students visually.
- Clear and Accessible Language: Written in an easy-to-understand style, ensuring that complex concepts are accessible to all students.
- Review Questions and Activities: Includes exercises and discussion prompts to encourage critical thinking and facilitate classroom engagement.
This book serves as an essential guide for B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com. students at Gauhati University, fostering awareness and appreciation of bioresources and traditional ecological knowledge.
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| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 22 × 2 cm |
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