Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Biological Sciences is meant for those who have to deal with different aspects of biological sciences in colleges, universities and research institutes. This work in six volumes provides a speedy means of reference to easily interprete definitions of the terms selected from botany, zoology, environmental science, ecology, genetics, biochemistry, forestry, agriculture, geomorphology, cell biology, plant pathology, anatomy, evolution and ecology. This dictionary, encyclopaedic in nature, is comprehensive coverage and contextual relevance of explanations with illustrations and formulae wherever necessary. The entries in this dictionary have been written in a clear and explanatory style to provide both straight forward definitions and relevant background information Sincere efforts are made to make the dictionary as a ready reference for under graduate and post-graduate biological, agricultural, environmental, medical, marine and biochemistry students and also for those appearing for competitive examinations, research scholars, teachers and authors.

K. Narang holds a doctorate degree in Zoology. She has over two decades experience in teaching undergraduate and post-graduate students. She has pubiished many research papers in international journals of repute. R. Rani holds a doctorate degree in Botany. She has over 17 Years experience in teaching undergraduate and post-graduate students. She has profusely writer general articles particularly for science and biological journals. M. Prakash did his M.Sc. and Ph. D. from Vikram University. He has been teaching post graduate students for the last seventeen years. He is a regular member and fellow of many societies and associations. He has authored / edited many books.