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This book has been designed with 15 chapters which covers the scope, importance and status of NTFPs, important Non-Timber Forest Products viz., fibre and flosses, gums and resins, tannins and dyes, essential oils, TBOs, lac and shellac, medicinal plants and drugs, spices and edible fruits, bamboos, grasses and canes, bidi leaves, dona making, animal products and mineral products. In a holistic perspective, the information furnished in this book will definitely act as ready reckoner for the faculty who teaches a course on Non-Timber Forest Products and also for the students aspiring for Scientists and Indian Forest Service.
About the Book .......................................................................................................iii
About Authors .........................................................................................................v
Preface ..................................................................................................................vii
Abbreviations .........................................................................................................ix
List of Figures ........................................................................................................xi
List of Tables ........................................................................................................xiii
1. INTRODUCTION – M.P. Divya and C.N.
Hari Prasath..........................1
Classification of Non-Timber Forest
Products...............................................1
Scope and importance of
NTFP......................................................................2
Status of
NTFP................................................................................................2
Livelihood significance of
NTFP....................................................................4
Challenges and Emerging
Issues....................................................................5
Role of Tribal Co-Operative Societies
in NTFP ............................................6
Main functions of LAMPS
...........................................................................8
Suggested
Readings........................................................................................9
2. FIBRES AND FLOSSES – M.P. Divya and
R. Ravi.................................11
Fibres
...........................................................................................................11
Classification of
Fibres..................................................................................11
Fibre Extraction
Methods.............................................................................18
Retting process of fibre
extraction................................................................19
Flosses..........................................................................................................22
Suggested
Readings......................................................................................24
3. GUMS AND RESINS – M.P. Divya and
C.N. Hari Prasath...................25
Gums
..........................................................................................................25
Kinds of
Gums..............................................................................................26
Gum Yielding
Species..................................................................................26
Miscellaneous gum yielding
species............................................................30
Gum Tapping Methods.................................................................................30
Applications/ Uses of tree
gum....................................................................34
Resins
...........................................................................................................34
Classification of
Resins................................................................................35
Resin yielding species
.................................................................................36
Harvesting and Extraction of
Resin..............................................................40
Tapping methods in
India.............................................................................41
Tapping methods in Pine
trees......................................................................41
Processing and Value addition of
Resins......................................................44
Storage of
Rosin...........................................................................................45
Properties of Rosin.......................................................................................45
Applications of
Rosin...................................................................................46
Turpentine.....................................................................................................46
Suggested
Readings......................................................................................47
4. TANNINS – M.P. Divya and C.N. Hari
Prasath......................................49
Structure of
Tannin.......................................................................................49
Occurrence....................................................................................................50
Tannins in Plant Tissues................................................................................50
Properties of
Tannin......................................................................................51
Classification of
Tannin................................................................................51
Tannin Identification
Test.............................................................................58
Tannin Extraction
Methods...........................................................................59
Opportunity and Challenge of tannin
extraction..........................................65
Applications of
Tannin..................................................................................65
Suggested
Readings......................................................................................66
5. NATURAL DYES – V. Priyanka and B.
Vinothini..................................67
Status of Natural Dyes in India
....................................................................68
Classification of Natural Dyes ....................................................................68
Extraction Techniques
.................................................................................73
Techniques for Standardization of
Natural Dyes..........................................76
Standardization of Dye
Extraction...............................................................76
Applications of natural dyes
.......................................................................77
Advantages of natural
dyes...........................................................................78
Drawbacks of natural
dyes...........................................................................78
Suggested
Readings......................................................................................81
6. ESSENTIAL OILS – M.P. Divya and P.
Hemalatha...............................83
Extraction
Methods.......................................................................................86
Modern Methods of Extraction
....................................................................96
Uses of Essential
Oils...................................................................................97
Suggested
Readings......................................................................................98
7. TREE BORNE OIL SEEDS – M.P. Divya
and S. Krishnamoorthi.......99
Salient Features of the National
Biofuel Policy.........................................100
Processing of
TBOs....................................................................................101
Extraction
Methods.....................................................................................103
Biofuels.......................................................................................................106
Biofuel Extraction Method.........................................................................106
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................108
8. LAC AND SHELLAC – V. Priyanka and
B. Vinothini.........................109
Biology of Insect in Lac
Cultivation..........................................................109
Distribution of Lac
Insects..........................................................................110
Status of Raw Lac Production
...................................................................110
Host Plants
.................................................................................................110
Strains of Lac Insect
..................................................................................111
Lac Cultivation
..........................................................................................112
Propagation of Lac Insects
.........................................................................114
Composition of Lac ...................................................................................115
Lac Processing
...........................................................................................116
Lac Products and its
Uses............................................................................118
Suggested Readings
..................................................................................122
9. MEDICINAL PLANTS AND DRUGS – M.P.
Divya and P.
Hemalatha.............................................................................................123
Classification of Plant
Drugs......................................................................124
Extraction of Plant
Drugs...........................................................................130
Methods of Extraction
..............................................................................133
Fractionation and Purification
Methods.....................................................136
Types of value addition
.............................................................................137
Value added products from Medicinal
Plants.............................................138
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................140
10. SPICES AND EDIBLE FRUITS – M.P.
Divya and R. Ravi.................141
Spices
..........................................................................................................141
Major
Spices...............................................................................................141
Value added products
.................................................................................143
Value added products from major
spices....................................................145
Edible Fruits ..............................................................................................146
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................156
11. BAMBOOS, CANES AND GRASSES – C.N.
Hari Prasath and M.P. Divya
Divya.................................................................................................157
Bamboos
....................................................................................................157
Important Bamboo
Species.........................................................................159
Grasses
.......................................................................................................167
Suitable Grasses for Paper
Making............................................................169
Other suitable
grasses.................................................................................169
Canes
..........................................................................................................174
Important Cane Species..............................................................................176
Propagation of Canes
................................................................................178
Uses of
Canes.............................................................................................181
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................182
12. BIDI LEAVES-C.N. Hariprasatnh and
M.P. Divya..............................183
Distribution of bidi
leaves..........................................................................183
Collection of
leaves....................................................................................185
Drying and curing of leaves
......................................................................185
Packaging and storage
..............................................................................186
Marketing of bidi
Leaves............................................................................186
Trade of tendu leaves in
India.....................................................................186
Quality Classes
.........................................................................................187
Measures for increasing tendu leaf
production .........................................187
Disposal of tendu leaves
...........................................................................189
Utilization of leaves
..................................................................................190
Other bidi leaves
.......................................................................................190
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................191
13. DONA MAKING- V. Priyanka and B.
Vinothini...................................193
Suitable tree species for dona
making........................................................194
Dona Manufacturing Process
.....................................................................197
Suggested Readings....................................................................................199
14. ANIMAL PRODUCTS-M.P. Divya and S.
Krishnamoorthi................201
1. Bee Keeping
...........................................................................................201
Important bee species
...............................................................................202
Bee Products
.............................................................................................203
2. Sericulture ..............................................................................................211
Silks of
India................................................................................................211
Silk Production
.........................................................................................213
Silkworm rearing
......................................................................................214
Value
addition.............................................................................................223
Suggested
Readings....................................................................................224
15. MINERAL PRODUCTS- M.P. Divya and
M. Packialakshmi..............225
Types of
minerals........................................................................................225
Suggested Readings ..................................................................................232
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