"Insect Science: Diversity, Conservation and Nutrition" ed. by Mohammad Manjur Shah and Umar Sharif

The book discusses the recent advances in basic and applied approaches including research on the genetics of insects, its application in resolving the consequences of world population growth, its impact on agriculture, and control strategies and their implications on the fast-depleting insect resources.

The application of insects as a probable nutrient substitute along with the role of sex hormones among insects has been thoroughly discussed.
The entire book basically contains five chapters spread over two sections: Section I mainly focuses on diversity, conservation and nutrition, while Section II is concerned with economic importance and up-to-date information on the role of peptides.
The book is well illustrated with diagrams, graphical representations and flow charts for easy understanding the important information discussed in the book.

Contents
1 Diversity and Functions of Chromophores in Insects: A Review
2 Insect Conservation for the Twenty-First Century
3 Understanding Perturbation in Aquatic Insect Communities under Multiple Stressor Threat
4 Development of Beekeeping: An Analysis Using the Technique of Principal Components
5 Role of Sex Peptide in Drosophila Males