Leaf Sheath Mite - An Emerging Threat of Paddy

The book entitled "Leaf Sheath mite - an emerging threat of paddy" is a research work and can be used as a reference book for the student and researcher in the galaxy of Entomological research. This book consists of Topics on Entomology, dealing with a new emerging threat of paddy production. As a matter of fact this book presents the thorough idea of economic importance of panicle mites in paddy which is a staple crop for more than half of the world's population. In the aegis of climate change this threat is very real and cause grave yield reduction in paddy. This book can show a path for entomological research by its materials and methods chapter. The effect of this mite on different varieties of paddy is presented in experimental findings by tables, illustrations and graph. Discussion is the motivating chapters in which it is concluded that scented varieties are more susceptible than the traditional coarse grain varieties.

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Mr Deepak Kumar Jaiswal is associated as research scholar in Department of Entomology and Agricultural Zoology, Institute of Agril. Sci., BHU, Varanasi. He has published several research papers in peer reviewed journals. The recognition to his name i.e. Scientist Associate Award and 4 best paper awards in National/International conferences.

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The book entitled Leaf Sheath mite - an emerging threat of paddy is a research work and can be used as a reference book for the student and researcher in the galaxy of Entomological research. This book consists of Topics on Entomology, dealing with a new emerging threat of paddy production. As a matter of fact this book presents the thorough idea of economic importance of panicle mites in paddy which is a staple crop for more than half of the world s population. In the aegis of climate change this threat is very real and cause grave yield reduction in paddy. This book can show a path for entomological research by its materials and methods chapter. The effect of this mite on different varieties of paddy is presented in experimental findings by tables, illustrations and graph. Discussion is the motivating chapters in which it is concluded that scented varieties are more susceptible than the traditional coarse grain varieties.