Principles of Insect Morphology deals with the elongated and slender body of the insects and all principles leading to the Insect Morphology. The text of the book has been carefully organised to meet the long felt needs of a large number of students and research scholars who deal with different aspects of Entomology. The title is intelligible to the educated layman but it deals with some complex ideas.

The general Entomologist and students of Agricultural entomology will find in this book valuable and recent information on the subject and its allied branches. The book provides a nucleus around which the teacher can plan a successful course without much bearing on complementary and supplementary readings. The book contains Diagrams, Graphs, Tables and Photographs wherever necessary. The book will prove to be a boon to teachers, students and research scholars.

Insects and Pesticides is a fascinating title which has been carefully organised to meet the long-felt needs of increasingly large number of those who deals with different aspects of entomology.

The primary aim throughout has been clarity so as to make the text selective and meaningful. The main topics scientifically dealt in the book are: How to know about Pesticides; Resistance to Chemicals; Weed Killers; Herbicides and their Actions; Fungicides and their Actions; Insecticides; Insecticides and their Applications; Effects of Pesticides on Life; The Physiology of Insecticides Resistance by Insects; Air Pollutants; Water and Soil Pollutants, etc.

The book will certainly prove of utmost use to teachers, students and researchers.

The book entitled, Life of Crustaceans makes a succinct and reliable study of this complex subject. It has very interestingly detailed a large class of arthropod animals with hard shells, almost all acquatic crabs, shrimps, lobster sand hoppers, water pleas etc. All chapters have been arranged very systemically to meet the needs of increasingly large number of readers. It provides a balanced and integrated treatment of the subject. It is an adequate text for all requirements for most of the university students. The theme of the book is novel and has been independently dealt with in single volume. The book provides a nucleus around which the teacher can plan a successful course without much bearing on complementary and supplementary readings.

Partial Contents: Feeding and Digestion, Circulatory System, Respiratory and Metabolism, Osmotic and lonic, Neuromular System, Receptors, Hormones, Palaemon.

The book will be highly useful to students, teachers and research scholars of Zoology and specially of entomology.