Prof M.J. Narasiman Academic Merit Award Contest - Awardees
S.No. |
Year |
Name of awardees |
Title of the presentation |
1. |
1972 |
J.S. Jhooty and G.C. Rath |
- |
2. |
1973 |
A.N. Mukhopadhyay and P.N. Patel |
- |
3. |
1974 |
Winner |
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(i) C.D. Mayee and H.L. Khatri |
Seed transmission of brinjal mosaic in some
varieties of brinjal (Solanum melongena) |
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(ii) P. Vidyasekharan |
Amino acid contents of ragi leaves in relation to
Helminthosporiose disease resistance |
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4. |
1975 |
R.K. Tripathi, M.N. Verma and R.P. Gupta |
Mechanisms of resistance in tubers of Kufri Dewa |
5. |
1976 |
- |
Not Found Suitable |
6. |
1977 |
Winner |
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(i) A.K. Sarbhoy and D. K. Agarwal |
A new selection of soybean against Rhizoctonia
solani |
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(ii) V.K. Gupta |
Possible use of carbendazim in control of root
rot of apple |
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7. |
1978 |
First prize |
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(i) B.L. Jalali |
Studies on vasicular arbuscular mycorrhiza in
relation to fungicidal impact and phosphate uptake |
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(ii) Ms. K. Kalpana |
Uptake and translocation of benomyl in wheat |
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Second Prize |
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(i) H.R. Kataria |
Significance of fungicide: Evaluation technique
for control of Rhizoctonia solani |
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(ii) Dr. N.N. Raghvindra Rao |
Life History of Synchytrium species parasitic on
cucurbitaceae |
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8. |
1979 |
S.S. Bains and N.K. Sharma |
Cation ration as abd index of compatibility with
certain downy mildews and nematodes |
9. |
1980 |
Rama S. Singh |
Use of Epicocum purpurescena as
living fungicide against Macrophomina phaseolina and colletotrichum
capsici |
10. |
1981 |
Ranajit Bandopadhyay and J.P.S. Yadav |
Interaction of seed dressing fungicides with
organic manure soil amendments in controlling Rhizoctonia solani |
11. |
1981 |
N.K. Dubey |
Control of fungal deterioration of some food
commodities during storage by natural volatile oils |
12. |
1982 |
J.L. Varshney |
Production of toxin(s) metabolite(s) from six
isolates of Aspergillus clavatus and their effects on some
micro organisms |
13. |
1983 |
S.S. Chahal and D.S. Virk |
Assessment of non-specific host pathogen
environment international and selections of stable genotypes with geralized
resistance |
14. |
1984 |
H.S. Rewal |
Laboratory evaluation of wheat germplasm against
loose smut |
15. |
1985 |
U.S. Singh and J. Kumar |
Uptake, translocation and distribution of
metalaxyl in plants: mode and requisites |
16. |
1986 |
Neena Rewal |
Grey mold of chickpea |
17. |
1987 |
Suman Bala and S.S. Chahal |
Development of new pearl millet plants with
improved ergot resistance through in vitro procedures |
18. |
1988 |
M.R. Natarajan |
Biochemical and genetic aspects of Plantomycin
resistance in Xanthomonas campestris pv. oryzae |
19. |
1989 |
S.K. Srivastava |
Studies on viral diseaseas of cowpea (Vigna
unguiculata (L) Walp.) |
20. |
1990 |
M. Krishna Reddy |
Virus disease problems and their epidemiology in
blackgram |
21. |
1991-92 |
Prasun K. Mukherjee (1990) D.B. Parakh (1991) |
- |
22. |
1993 |
N. Sathyanarayana |
- |
23. |
1994 |
M. Muthamilan |
- |
24. |
1995 |
Dr. Suseelendra Desai |
Biological control of Sclerotium rolfsii
using Trichoderma spp. - A new dimension |
Commendation |
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Dr. A.I. Bhat |
Identification of four potyviruses occuring in
northern India by N-Terminal serology, peptide profiling and cDNA probes |
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25. |
1996 |
Ashok Bhattacharyya |
Induction of resistance in rice plant against
sheath blight with non conventional chemicals and changes in enzyme activity
and total phenolic content in the induced plants |
26. |
1997 |
T. Makesh Kumar |
Coat protein mediated resistance against potato
virus Y in tobacco |
Commendation |
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Uma Devi |
Isozymic and serological variability among
isolates of Aschochyta rabiei, the causal organism of chickpea blight by |
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27. |
1998 |
Avijit Roy |
Mixed infection of Hippeastrum stylossum by
poty and carlaviruses |
Commendation |
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(i) Robin Gogoi |
Biochemical basis of resistance in wheat against
Karnal bunt |
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(ii) P.K. Chakraborty |
Plasmid-borne pathogenicity attributes of Xanthomonas
axonopodis pv. malvacearum and cloning and
characterization of pathogenicity genes from a highly virulent strain |
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28. |
1999 |
G. Radhakrishnan |
Cloning of genome of rice tungro bacilliform
virus for preparation of diagnostic probes |
Commendation |
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Soma Das, K.K. Biswas, Dr. Lal Singh, Shweta Kamal |
- |
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29. |
2000 |
Winner |
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(i) T.S.S.K. Patro |
Expression of plasmid-borne characters in Xanthomonas
axonopodis pv. vignaeradiatae |
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(ii) A.S. Sivakumar |
Clonning of luffa leaf distortion mosaic virus
genome for preparation of diagnostic probes |
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Commendation |
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Md. Akram, Mss Prachi, Preeti Aggarwal |
- |
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30. |
2001 |
Kalyan Kr. Mondal |
Secondary metabolites of cotton rhizobacteria and
their role in management of bacterial blight of cotton |
Commendation |
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Anirbon Roy, Mandvi Singh, Shashi Sharma, K. Kalpana, V. Ramamoorhty |
- |
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31. |
2002 |
N. Padmaja |
Activation of defense associated enzymes
(peroxidase and phenyl alanine ammonia lyase) in cotton |
Commendation |
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S. Muruthasalam, K. Kalpana, D. Sudhakar, R. Samaiyappan, R. Velazhan,
P. Balasubramanian |
Gene pyramiding in indica rice varieties by
transformation with Xa21, chitinase (Chi 11) and thaumatin-like protein (TLP)
through particle bombardment |
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32. |
2003 |
N. Kulkarni, P. Lavakumar, V. Muniyappa and D.V.R. Reddy |
Studies on pigeon pea sterility mosaic disease:
transmission virus vector relationships and identification of resistant
sources |
33. |
2004 |
Ms. K.V. Sumiya |
Isolation and characterization of antiviral
principles from seeds of Celosia cristata inhibiting Tobacco
streak ilarvirus |
34. |
2005 |
Jyoti Sharma |
Agrobacterium mediated transformation to develop
transgenic papaya resistant to papaya ringspot virus and determination of
sequence diversity amongst the Indian PRSV isolates |
35. |
2006 |
Swarnalee Dutta |
Plant growth promotion and suppression of
fusarial wilt in pigeon pea through fluorescent Pseudomonas and Bacillus
strains in presence of rhizobial strain |
36. |
2007 |
P.N. Sivalingam |
Diversity and role of DNA bb associated with
tomato leaf curl disease (TomLCD) in India |
37. |
2008 |
Dr. G. Manjunath |
Nitric oxide mediates defense mechanisms in
response to Sclerospora graminicola,an incitant of downy mildew disease in
pearl millet |
38. |
2009 |
K. Prabha |
Cloning and characterization of NBS encoding
resistance gene homologues from Fusarium wilt resistant pigeonpea plants |
39. |
2010 |
M.V. Jiby |
Development of Agrobacterium mediated
transformation protocol and transgenic lines of black pepper for resistance
against viruses |
Commendation |
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(i) Deepak Rajpurohit |
Pyramiding of bacterial blight resistance
(xa21and xa13) and semi dwarfing (sd-1) genes in type 3 basmati using
marker-assisted selection |
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(ii) Susheel Kumar |
Molecular characterization of Citrus
tristeza virus isolates from different geographical regions of India |
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40. |
2011 |
T. Swaroopa Rani |
Cell wall–associated defenses in Citrus–Xanthomonas interactions |
Commendation |
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(i) Bidisha Sharma |
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Association in Some
Commonly Occurring Economically Important Plants of Kaziranga National Park,
Assam, India |
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(ii) Ashlesha |
Organic management of Bell pepper diseases under
Protected Cultivation |
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41. |
2012 |
B. Uma |
Omics approaches revealed differential regulation
of defense proteins in host- and non-host interactions |
Commendation |
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K. Sunar |
Characterization of Agriculturally Important
Microorganisms from Darjeeling Hills and their Utilization for Crop
Improvement |
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42. |
2013 |
Sandeep Kumar |
Studies on virus(es) associated with grapevine
leaf roll disease in India |
43. |
2014 |
Sushil Kumar Sharma |
Genome characterization, infectivity and
development of immunodiagnostics for badnaviruses associated with banana |
Commendation |
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Nirbhay Kumar Kushwaha |
Histone 2B interacts with replication initiator
protein of Chilli leaf curl virus and confers resistance in chilli |
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44. |
2015 |
Nagamani Sandra |
Development of infectious clone and designing of
gene expression vector based on legume infecting carmovirus in India |
Commendation |
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(i) Shikha Sharma |
Survival, detection and management of Cucumber
mosaic virus (Cmv) and Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (Zymv)
infecting cucurbits in Punjab |
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(ii) H. Rajashekara |
Virulence analysis of Magnaporthe oryzae isolates
from blast hot spot locations and inheritance of resistance in rice landrace |
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45. |
2016 |
Winner |
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(i) Ms. Parveen Khan |
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lactucae a potential
threat to hydroponically grown lettuce (Lactuca sativa) and its
management using microbial consortia |
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(ii) Mr. Muttanna Revadi |
Molecular characterization, generation of scFv
monoclonal antibody and management of viral diseases of cucumber |
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Commendation |
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(i) Ms. Nitika Gupta |
Genome characterization and Immuno based
diagnosis using synthetic peptides of Leek yellow stripe virus (LYSV) |
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(ii) Mr. Maninderjeet Singh |
Induction and basis of resistance in wheat (Triticum
aestivum L.) against Karnal bunt caused by Tilletia indica Mitra |
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(iii) Mr. Teli Basavaraj |
Exploring biodiversity of nematophagous fungi in
the semi-arid ecosystem of north Gujarat and their significance in managing
root knot of tomato |
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(iv) Mr. Pranjal Kr. Kaman |
Biosynthesis of silver nanoparticles and its
effects against soil borne pathogens |
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(v) Mr. Pradeep Manyam |
Bacteriophages, Characterization and Utilisation
as Biocontrol agent Xanthomonas axonopodispv. citri (Hasse) Vauterin et al.
and Ralstonia solanacearum (Smith) Yabuuchiet al. |
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(vi) Mr. Kanishendra Nath Sarker |
Assessment of antifungal and nematicidal
potentiality of fluorescent Pseudomonads from different agro-ecological
region of West Bengal |
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(vii) Ms. M. Dolpriya Devi |
Validation of phenotypic traits in wheat for
selection of resistance genotypes from the germplasm |
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46. |
2017 |
Mr. V. Kavi Sidharthan |
Selection of a compatible biocontrol consortium
for the management of Fusarium wilt of tomato |
Commendation |
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(i) Mr. Nandan, M |
Isolation, characterization and evaluation of
fungal endophytes as potential bio control agents on Sclerotium
rolfsii Sacc. Infecting Capsicum annuum L. |
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(ii) Mr. Prabu Gnanasekaran |
A geminivirus betasatellite encoded βC1 protein
interacts with PsbP and subverts PsbP-mediated antiviral defense in plants |
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47. |
2018 |
Ms. Sahana N. Banakar |
Investigations on role of seaweed bioformulations
in management of fungicidal stress and blast disease in rice |
Commendation |
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(i) Mr. Prashantha S.T. |
Understanding the interactions of anastomosis
groups (AG) of Rhizoctonia solani with rice (Oryza sativa L.) |
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(ii) Mr. Jagmohan Singh |
Identification and expression analysis of
pathogenicity-related genes in Tilletia indica inciting
Karnal bunt of Wheat |
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(iii) Dr. Ziaul Haque |
Host resistance and biocontrol as alternative
approaches for pesticides against rice root-knot nematode, Meloidiogyne
graminicola |
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(vi) Dr. Ruchi Tripathi |
Exploration of different methods for detection
of Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis (Smith)
Davis, the cause of bacterial wilt and canker of tomato (Lycopersicon
esculentum M.) and its management |
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(v) A.V. Shitole |
Detection of antifungal potency of weed extract
against phytopathogenic fungi |
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(vi) Rupsikha Goswami |
Efficacy of silver nanoparticles against Colletotrichum
musae and its effect on Crown rot and Anthracnose diseases of banana |
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48. |
2019 |
Mr. Ankit Kumar Ghorai |
Population structure analysis of Ralstonia
solanacearum in West Bengal, India and influence of crop rotation on
its survival in the rhizospheres of various crops |
49. |
2020 |
Winner |
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(i) Ms. Mehulee Sarkar |
Suppressor activity analysis of tomato leaf curl
New Delhi virus gene(s) and development of RNAi construct to evaluate their
efficacy in inhibiting the virus |
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(ii) Ms. S. Mohandoss |
Molecular characterization and functional
analysis of pathogenicity related genes in Colletotrichum
falcatum causing red rot in sugarcane |
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Commendation |
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(i) Kakumoni Saikia |
Antibiotic exuding rhizospheric Streptomyces for
biological management of Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae in
rice |
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(ii) Arti Kumari |
Synthesis and characterization of biogenic silver
nanoparticles: its assessment as antipathogenic activity against Rhizoctonia
solani and Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae and
toxicity on beneficial microbes and mammalian cells |
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(iii) Darshan K. |
Transcriptomic analysis of Chaetomium
globosum Kunze. for bioprospection of antagonistic related gene(s) |
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(iv) Sajad Un Nabi |
Comparative virome analysis in mosaic infected
and asymptomatic apple cultivars using RNA sequencing: development of
multiplex RT-PCR and evaluation of rootstocks for sensitivity to mosaic
disease |
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(v) Debayan Mondal |
Enzyme kinetics and gene expression analysis
reveals differential response of aromatic rice landraces from sub -Himalayan
Terai region of India to rice blast disease |
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(vi) Amoghavarsha C. |
Characterization and virulence profiling of Magnaporthe
oryzae isolates from diverse rice ecosystems of Karnataka |
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(vii) Rathod Parshuram |
Exploring potential Pseudomonas for plant growth
promoting traits and in vitro suppression of charcoal rot in
soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) |
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(viii) B.H. Chaithanya |
Development of DNA based screening method for
yellow mosaic virus infecting black gram and studies on vector (Bemisia
tabaci) biotypes in Andhra Pradesh |
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(ix) Tanveer F. Rizvi |
Effect of elevated levels of CO2 on the
development of powdery mildew in cucumber species |
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(x) Ruchi Srivastava |
Secretome analysis reveals effect or candidates
associated with broad host range necrotrophy in Fusarium udum |
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(xi) R.S. Lad |
Seasonal effects on population dynamics of Phytophthora spp.
and disease development in mandarin |
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(xii) R.C. Agale |
Variability among Rhizoctonia
bataticola isolates, causing dry root rot of soybean and its
management |
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(xiii) Aasiya-Nabi |
Optimizing the Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated
transformation conditions in Colletotrichum lindemuthianum for
uncovering the functionality of pathogenicity arsenals |
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(xiv) Jashanpreet Kaur |
Characterization and mapping of spot blotch
in Triticum durum – Aegilopes speltoides introgression
lines using genotyping by sequencing |
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(xv) Sonal Kumar |
Studies on storage rot of ginger in Assam and its
management with botanicals |
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50. |
2021 |
Ms. Lipa Deb |
Exploring plant disease antagonistic behavior of fungal
entomopathogen Beauveria bassiana (Balsamo) Vuillemin
against Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn causing sheath blight
disease of rice |
Commendation |
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(i) Mr. Firoz Mondal |
Evaluation of Resistance Behaviour of Ty-Gene(s)
Containing Donor Lines of Tomato and Indexing of Naturally Occurring
Begomoviruses Infecting Them |
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(ii) Mr. Kuleshwar Prasad Sahu |
Structural and functional analysis of rice phyllospheric bacteria for
their antimicrobial properties and defense elicitation against blast disease |
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60. |
2022 |
Ms. Anwesha Sharma |
Leaf assisted biosynthesis of silver-silica nanocomposite for
management of sheath blight disease of rice |
Commendation |
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(i) Ms. Sehla Khursheed |
Elucidating genetic variability and detection of shot hole disease
infecting different stone fruits using SSR markers |
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(ii) Dr. Deepak Reddy Beerelli |
Variability and management of pigeon wilt (Fusarium udum Butler) |
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(iii) Ms. C.H. Sai Bhavana |
Identification of host differentials and pathotyping of Pyricularia
setariae (Nishikado) causing leaf blast on foxtail millet (Setariaitalica (L.)
Beauv) |
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61. |
2023 |
(i) Mr. Lham Dorjee |
Novel essential-oil grafted copper nanoparticles for sustainable
disease management |
(ii) Dr. Amrita Dasgupta |
Dynamics of plant diseases in rice based cropping system under various
levels of nutrition and different regimes of conservation agricultural
practices |
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Commendation |
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(i) Dr. M.V. Ruppavalli |
Unravelling the antagonistic potential of Coniothyrium
minitans– a mycoparasite on Sclerotinia sclerotiorum of
cabbage |
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(ii) Mrs. P.R. Amrutha |
Management of greater yam (Dioscorea alata L.) anthracnose
caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides (Penz.) Penz. &
Sacc. employing endophytes from medicinal plants |
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(iii) Ms. Mehjebin Rahaman |
The study of two efficient rhizospheric microflora Trichoderma
harzianum MC2 and Trichoderma harzianum NBG as
biocontrol agent against diseases in solanaceous crop |
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(iv) Ms. Sushanti Thokchom |
Mitigating chilli fruit rot disease through harnessing underexplored
epiphytic Yeasts as biocontrol agents |
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(v) Dr. Bulbul Boblina |
Studies on prevalence, pathogenic variability, epidemiology and
management of Areolate mildew in Cotton |
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(vi) Dr. Sushree Suparna Mahapatra |
Identification of resistance sources against Cercospora leaf spot in
mung bean |
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(vii) Ms. Kavita Kushwaha |
Unveiling the biocontrol and plant growth potential of endophytic
fungi against pea root rot complex in Himachal Pradesh, India |
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(viii) Ms. Pavleen Kour |
Exploring biochemical disparities: mycelium vs. fruit body in
Cordyceps militaris – a comparative analysis |
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(ix) Mr. Dharmappa Chavan |
Understanding the biochemical and molecular basis of resistant in
soybean against MYMIV |
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(x) Ms. Ajita Singh |
Management of chickpea wilt for achieving SDG-2: zero hunger for food
security |
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(xi) Mr. Veeresh D.A. |
A detailed study on leaf spot causing pathogen Curvularia
tuberculata on Capsicum (Capsicum annum var. grossum (L.)
Sendt.) |