This issue brings out original research and review papers on pollen-spore and pollination ecology. The topics covered include sexual systems, breeding systems and pollination ecology of some tropical plants, effectiveness of bees as pollinators, pollen an 1st ed. vi+197p., Figures; Tables; References; 26cm.

Pollen grains are male reproduction units. They are small and formed in the anthers of flowering plants. Abiotic and biotic agents transfer pollen to the receptive site of stigma. Among biotic agents, bees are the most important pollen vectors and have es 1st ed. viii+190p., Figures; Tables; References; 26cm.

The subject of reproductive ecology is a thrust area identified by different funding agencies of the Government of India. But, it has not received much attention despite its importance in different fields of biology, especially conservation biology. India 1st ed. xvi+383p., Tables; Plates; References; Index; 26cm.

India and Sri Lanka are geographically contiguous and culturally close. The island state of Sri Lanka is barely thirty kilometers away from India’s southern coastal tip. People of these two countries share many similarities in terms of dress, food habits, 1st ed. 346p., Illustrations; Maps; Appendices; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

The book entitled "Human Resource Development" is very useful for the scholars for further research in the field of management. The book presents the material in a simple and lucid style for easy understanding of the subject. It is addressed mainly to mee 1st ed. xx+276p., Tables; Figures; Bibliography; Index.

Artificial neural network, in short, ‘Neural Network’, is a network of simple processing units called artificial neurons, which simulate the functioning of human brain – an awe-inspiring creation on Earth. Neural network is used in artificial intelligence 1st ed. 204p.

This issue brings out papers on different aspects of pollen-spore research. The papers refer to honey bees as efficient pollen vectors in Bt-cotton hybrid plants; pollination biology of two economically important forest plant species, Acacia Sinuate and S 1st ed. vi+176p., Tables; Figures.

Today, corporate ‘e-mails’ are considered to be a source of knowledge or information and the essentials for addressing compliance and legal disclosure. Management of e-mails has, therefore, assumed greater importance across the corporate world, at present 1st ed. 256p., Index.

India is a country inhabited by cultural groups and is one among the few nations of the world noted for their tribal concentration. There are about 427 tribes in the country. Owing to the very nature of their life close to or in the forest and further the 1st ed. xiii+188p., Tables; Bibliography; 22cm.

360 Degree Feedback, or Multi-Rater Feedback, is an established HR Methodology widely used in organizations across the world. In this book, T.V. Rao and Raju Rao present a jargon-free, pragmatic and intellectually stimulating guide to understanding and im 1st ed. 312p., Illustrations; 23cm.