English⇄Hindi Dictionary of Botanical Terms (Hindictbot): English to Hindi and Hindi to English Version of Botanical Terms

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About the book

The first author, Dr Bal Krishna Misra has over 50+ published/presented paper; his Doctoral degree in Floristic of the districts of Prayagraj & Kaushambi Uttar Pradesh; experience of supervising research on the Floristic of Bhind district (Madhya Prades) and the districts of Etawah, Auraiya, Kanpur Dehat, Kanpur Nagar and Unnao in Uttar Pradesh, to his credit, .
Flora of Allahabad (Prayagraj & Kaushabi of present time), Flora of Etawah & Auraiya districts are already published, Flora of Bhind district in pipeline, and those of Kanpur Dehat, Kanpur Nagar and Unnao ditricts in prelim stage. Meanwhile he has also contributed over 400 new Questions to the AIU Question Bank of Botany, and revised the Section of Plant Physiology & Biochemistry and Angiosperms.
The present book English-Hindi Dictionary of Botanical Terms (Hindictbot) is the author’s latest contribution.
The second Author Saurabh Misra, maneuvered the data management, assessment and processing as to bring out the book to its present form.

About the author

The present book is an outcome of a 3.5 decade long modus operandi, comprising three integrated steps- Collection of relevant Botanical terms, a search for Hindi version of the selected and the data compilation and processing, as to bring out the book in present form.
This hard bound 205mm x 280mmx29mm dimension, bilingual book comprises 532 landscape style printed text pages deals with over 8.5 K Botanical terms, frequently used in the study and examination curriculum of various Boards, Universities and competitive examinations. The Part one includes English to Hindi Version of Botanical Terms. The Hindi Version is available in the two scripts-Roman and Devanagari. The Part second includes Hindi to English version of the same text. The book will benefit students, teachers, paper setters and all amateur persons needing English to Hindi or Hindi to English version of Botanical terms.