Research Article

• Editorial

  Lok Man S. Palni

  Pages .

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4705
• Potential of some plant extracts to control termite pest of tea {Camellia sinensis L. (O) Kuntze) plantations of Barak Valley, Assam, India

  Biman K. Dutta, Dipendra Singha, Baby Singha

  Pages 03-09

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4706
• Antifungal activities of some medicinal plant extracts against Colletotrichum gloeosporioides (die-back) and Pestalotia theae (grey blight) of tea

  I. Ahmad, M. D. Alam, M. S. Islam

  Pages 10-17

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4707
• Socio-economic status of tea small-holders in hills of Sri Lanka

  H. W. Shyamalie, A. S. Saini

  Pages 18-26

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4708
• Biological control of sclerotial blight of tea using arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus and plant growth promoting rhizobacterium

  B. N. Chakraborty, U. Chakraborty, U. De, A. P. Chakraborty

  Pages 27-35

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4709
• Differentiation and identificaiton of tea clones using RAPD and ISSR markers

  Janhvi Mishra-Rawat, Shymal K. Nandi, Anil Prakash, Lok Man S. Palni

  Pages 36-43

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4710
• Trichoderma for plant disease management: A reality or myth?

  A. N. Mukhopadhyay

  Pages 47-54

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4711
• Mechanization of harvesting in tea: A classic case of Science and Technology interfacce with Management

  N. Dharmaraj

  Pages 57-58

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4712
• Revival of one of the burnt tea fields

  G. C.S. Negi

  Pages 61-61

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4713
• Revival of a Burnt Tea Field

  V. S. Sharma

  Pages 62-62

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4714
• Natural resources within plantations and their utilization/conservation

  V. S. Sharma

  Pages 63-65

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4715
• Pesticide residues in tea: Issues and concern

  A. Basu Majumder, B. Bera

  Pages 69-74

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4716
• Tea-growing countries of the world: Bangladesh

  Monjur Hossain

  Pages 77-89

  • Abstract View PDF Download PDF DOI 10.20425/ijts.v8i4.4717