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All the chapters of this book constitute the proceedings of the National Symposium entitled Rhizosphere Biotechnology/Microbes Retrospects and prospects held on 29-30 November, 2004, at Department of Botany, T.M. Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur (Bihar). This book includes Special lectures, Review articles and Research papers in the form of Book chapters covering almost all aspects of focal theme of the symposium, which will be of immense utility to the researchers, P.G. students and to those working in allied field.

1. AM fungi as biofertilizers: Retrospect and Prospects S. Choudhury
2. Role of rhizosphere microorganisms in sustainable crop production B.D. Kaushik
3. Dynamics of the Rhizosphere Population Rajni Gupta And K.G. Mukerji
4. Microorganisms in conservation and diversification of forest plant biodiversity Jamaluddin
5. Potentials of Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza and rhizosphere microflora in tea plantation of North East India P. Dutta, S.R. Sarmah, Ivy Phukan, A. Tanti, R. Begum, R. Phukan, Debnath & Barthakur
6. Mycorrhizal dependency of Proso Millet (Panicum Miliaceum) in the soil of rainfed area A.K. Roy and Rashmi
7. Induction of Systemic Resistance in Tea plants against Root Rot pathogen upon Field Application of VAM, Phosphate Solubilising Fungus and Bacterium B.N. Chakraborty, U. Chakraborty, B.C. Barman, L.P. Bhutia and P.K.Ghosh
8. Diversity of rhizosphere AM fungi in pre and post reclaimed OBD of coal mines - a case study of Rajmahal Coal field, Lalmatia A.K. Roy, A.N. Singh and A. Arshi
9. Native arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) from wheat crop fields (Sagar, M.P) : Seasonal variation of fungal spore density Deepak Vyas, O.P. Dwivedi, Archana Dube, Anuradha Soni, Prashant Soni and M.K. Mishra
10. Cultural characterization and optimization of the fermentation conditions for thermophilic amylase producer Bacillus S-8 Raj Narayan Roy and Sukanta Kumar Sen
11. Rhizosphere of Nickel hyperaccumulating plants: A Niche for Nickel - Resistant Bacteria Arundhati Pal and A. K. Paul
12. Plant Growth Promoting activity of Serratia marcescens isolated from Tea rhizosphere and its application for induction of resistance against Fomes lamaoensis U. Chakraborty and B.N. Chakraborty
13. Biopesticides Need and Future J.K. Johri
14. Multiple application of Rhizobium as nitrogen fixer, pestic-ides degradant and biocontrol agent of groundnut diseases L.V. Gangawane and A.B. Ade
15. Nitrogen Fixation in various microorganisms with special reference to Frankia M. K. Ghosh, S. Sur and A. Sen
16. Incidence of fungal diseases on onion and garlic bulbs from Marathwada region N.M. Ghangaonkar and D.S. Mukadam
17. Mycological diversity in some commonly cultivated maize varieties in relation to aflatoxin elaboration. K.K. Sinha, M.K. Roy and R Batsa
18. Rhizosphere AM Fungi of some rare medicinal plants. A.N. Singh, N.K. Gautam and A.K. Roy