Tea Cultivation in the Plains of North East India 
                by Das, A. P. & S. E. Kabir
                
                    ISBN: 9789351308300 
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                    Imprint : Regency Publications 
                    Year :  2021 
                     Price :  Rs. 11995.00 
                    Biblio :  x+258p., figs., 12 col.plts., tabls., 25 cm
                
                        Author Profile
Dr. Sayed Edward Kabir (b. 3rd Feb.1954) presently serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Tea Science, University of North Bengal. He was involved in tea research at Darjeeling Tea Research Centre under Tea Board, India from 1978 to 1996. He is a Technical Consultant of International Institute of Biotechnology and Toxicology (IIBAT). <BR> Dr. Abhaya Prasad Das (b. 8th May 1951) is a Professor in the Department of Botany and Head of Tea Science Department of North Bengal University. Prof. Das has established East Himalayan Society for Spermatophyte Taxonomy.
About The Book
The book endeavours to present a practical aspect of tea garden practices, followed in the garden of North East India. Various aspects like Nursery Management, Young Tea Management, Integrated Pest and Nutrient Management, Bio-organic Tea Farming, Spray Techniques, Pharmacology etc. have been incorporated with latest recommendation. This book is expected to serve as a tool for the tea planters and the students who are pursuing different courses in tea. The authors have tried to make the book as simple as possible. It can serve as practical handbook for the tea planters                        
Table of Contents
Preface	v <BR> 1.	History of Tea and Tea Varieties	1 <BR> 2.	Conditions Required  for Growing Tea	7 <BR> 3.	Ecophysiological Aspects of Tea	8 <BR> 4.	Propagation of Tea	18 <BR> 5.	Soil Science and Nutrients	27 <BR> 6.	Vegetative Propagation	62 <BR> 7.	Young Tea Management	69 <BR> 8.	Drainage and Irrigation	79 <BR> 9.	Drought Management in Tea	89 <BR> 10.	Bio -Organic Farming /Biological Control of Pests	93 <BR> 11.	Shade Trees	126 <BR> 12.	Pruning	134 <BR> 13.	Periodicity of Growth  and Plucking	146 <BR> 14.	Pest Control	154 <BR> 15.	Tea Diseases	198 <BR> 16.	Weeds and Weed Control	210 <BR> 17.	Spray Techniques	237 <BR> 18.	Few Do's and Dont's in Tea Cultivation	243 <BR> 19.	Pharmacology of Tea	250