Browsing International Journal of Tea Science Volume 4 (2005) by Title

Browsing International Journal of Tea Science Volume 4 (2005) by Title

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  • Colonization of rhizosphere of tea by growth promoting bacteria 
    Trivedi, P.; Pandey, Anita; Palni, L.M.S.; Bag, N.; Tamang, M.B.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Based on a detailed study conducted to isolate microbes from soil samples collected from various tea gardens located in the Indian Himalayan region, two bacteria namely Bacillus subtilis and Pseudomonas corrugata have been ...
  • Control of termites in tea (Camellia sinensis L(0) Kuntz) plantations of Barak Valley, Assam, (India) 
    Dutta, B.K.; Bhattacharjee, P.C.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    Termites cause serious damage to tea plantations in Barak Valley, Assam (India) especially during the dry season (i.e. September-March). Tea plantations in the southwest facing slopes are worst affected possibly due to ...
  • Dyeing of wool and silk with tea 
    Das, D.; Bhattacharya, Subhash Chandra; Maulik, S.R.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    Silk and wool fabrics were coloured employing aqueous tea extract in absence and presence of magnesium sulphate, aluminium sulphate and ferrous sulphate as the mordanting agents. Colour uptake for wool was found to be more ...
  • Effect of NPK fertilizer on yield of tea 
    Chowdhury, P.; Mukerjee, S.; Buragohain, D.; Borah, K.; Sadhu, M.K.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    An experiment was conducted to study the effect of various dosage of fertilizer on yield of mature tea and to determine the nutrient concentrations in tea soils and leaves under different dosage. The standard clone TV-1 ...
  • Influence of some soil chemical properties on yield of tea (Camellia sinensis) in the Dooars Region of North Bengal, India 
    George, U.; Barpujari, N.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    The soils of Dooars (the sub-Himalayan regions of North Bengal) are high in organic C and available S compared to the prime tea-growing areas ofAssam. The effect of these two parameters as well as soil pH and available K, ...
  • Review on the investigation and protection measurements of spiders in tea gardens in China 
    Yinfang, C.; Zhong, X.H.; Huokun, L.; Mei, N.J.; Xiaxiong, C.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    Bio-control of tea pests by spiders in China has been reviewed by Chen Yinfeng et al. Spiders constitute 65% to 90% population of all the predacious natural enemies in tea gardens of China. Some 290 species belonging to ...
  • Time division cycle in tea (Camellia sinensis) cultures 
    Chand, G.; Sood, A.; Palni, L.M.S.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Propagations of tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) 0. Kuntze) through tissue culture is gaining momentum worldwide. We have studied the cell division cycle at regular intervals to optimise the medium and time period when maximum ...
  • Vision and strategies of tea development in Hilly States 
    Tamang, M.B.; Jain, N.K.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    The International Society of Tea Science helped organize a National Seminar by the Uttaranchal Tea Development Board at Almora on May 29-30 after a field visit to the site of new tea plantations at Kausani, Uttaranchal, ...
  • WTO policies : how plant patents and trade policy threaten global food security 
    Sharma, D.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    The fifth WTO Cancun Ministerial has failed. But just prior to it, the United States and the European Union had arrived at a new accord, which in letter and spirit lays out a detailed road map for what can be called as the ...