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- DECLARATION
- CERTIFICATE BY THE GUIDE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- HOMAGE
- DEDICATION
- ABSTRACT
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF TABLES
- LIST OF FIGURES
- LIST OF PLATES
- 1. DIVERSITY OF SPIDERS IN KUTTANAD RICE AGROECOSYSTEM
- 1. 1. Introduction
- 1. 2. Review of Literature
- 1. 3. Materials and Methods
- Fig.1. I. Map of the study area
- Plate1.1 to 1.8
- 1. 4. Results
- Key to the spider families collected from kuttanad rice agroecosystem
- 1. Family Amaurobiidae
- 2. Family Araneidae
- 3. Family Clubionidae
- 4. Family Corinnidae
- 5. Family Gnaphosidae
- 6. Family Hersiliidae
- 7. Family Linyphiidae
- 8. Family Lycosidae
- 9. Family Miturgidae
- 0. Family Oxyopidae
- 11. Family Philodromidae
- 12. Family Pholcidae
- 13. Family Pisauridae
- 14. Family Salticidae
- 15. Family Scytodidae
- 16. Family Sparassidae
- 17. Family Tetragnathidae
- 18. Family Theridiidae
- 19. Family Thomisidae
- 20. Family Uloboridae
- 1. 5. Discussion
- 2. POPULATION FLUCTUATION OF SPIDERS IN KUTTANAD RICE AGROECOSYSTEM
- 2. 1. Introduction
- 2. 2. Review of Literature
- 2. 3. Materials and Methods
- 2. 4. Results
- 2. 5. Discussion
- 3. BIOLOGY OF DOMINANT SPIDERS IN KUTTANAD RICE AGROECOSYSTEM
- 3. 1. Introduction
- 3. 2. Review of Literature
- 3. 3. Materials and Methods
- 3. 4. Results
- 3. 5. Discussion
- 4. FEEDING POTENTIAL OF DOMINANT SPIDERS IN KUTTANAD RICE AGROECOSYSTEM
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4. 2. Review of Literature
- 4. 3. Materials and Methods
- 4. 4. Results
- 4. 5. Discussion
- 5. EFFECT OF INSECTICIDES ON DOMINANT SPIDERS OF KUTTANAD RICE AGROECOSYSTEM
- 5. I. Introduction
- 5.2. Review of Literature
- 5.3. Materials and Methods
- 5.4. Results
- 5. 5. Discussion
- 6. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
- Summary
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- INDEX
- Curriculum Vitae
- Publications