Fundamentals Of Ecology And Environment

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Fundamentals Of Ecology And Environment

The textbook “Fundamentals of Ecology and Environment” is aimed at a wide variety of readers, from undergrads to researchers. Even though the material and text structure have been retained, the book includes the latest announcements and happenings. 

The book is structured into four sections: core ecology (environment, ecosphere ecology, population ecology, and community ecology), biodiversity, pollution, and weather science, nearly evenly dispersed among seven sections. The ecology book for CSIR NET is laid out to present significant biodiversity challenges in a logical, equal flow of topics with relevant pictures. The goal of this book is to go beyond typical reference books. This book provides the standard syllabus for numerous college courses in environmental sciences, ecology, and ecosystem biology in Academic institutions. Aside from common education systems, this text is designed for students getting ready for the CSIR-NET (life sciences), UGC-NET (environmental sciences), gate – biosciences, ecosystems and evolvement, MSc Plant biology and zoology, geoscience, and MSc Native animals programs being offered by several national and state universities.

Salient features of Fundamentals of ecology and environment:-

• Rather than merely describing facts and happenings, Pranav Kumar and Usha Mina’s book provides concise, upgraded, and accurate descriptions of mechanics.
• This ecology book for CSIR NET book has been created, authored, and developed to satisfy post needs for graduate pupils.
• The book attempted to tread a fine line among summarizing old studies and modern ecological breakthroughs.
• To make the learning process easier and persuasive, attempts have been made to supplement written explanations and demonstrations using figures and tables.
• It’s laid out in a way that ensures a smooth, rational flow of ideas while also giving detailed representations of the most critical environmental and ecological challenges.