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Data Regarding Ph.D. Scholars in Science and Technology (As Per the UGC Guidelines Regarding Maintaiving the Data Pertaining to Ph.D SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR Data Regarding Ph.D. Scholars in Science and Technology (As per the UGC guidelines regarding maintaiving the data pertaining to Ph.D. Scholars Name of the Ph.D. Mode of Likely data Registrati Availing Funding Name ot the Scholar With Ph.D. (Full Date of of Sr. No. Faculty Department on Research Topic Fellowship Agency for Supervisor Unique ID/ Photo Time/Part Registration completion Number Yes/No Felloship ID Time) of Ph.D. NUTRACEUTICAL AND ANTIOXIDANT Dr. Dattatraya Shri. Maruti Dattu EVALUATION OF MOMORDICA 1 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No K. Gaikwad Satpute CYMBALARIA FENZL. GROWN UNDER WATER STRESSED CONDITION Shri. Yogesh PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF SOME 2 Science Botany Dr. B.A.Kore Ramchandra Full Time 07-01-12 WEEDS OF FAMILY ASTERACEAE 30-06-18 No No Chavan FROM SATARA DISTRICT Dr. Smt. Komal Ashok STUDIES IN ENDEMIC TAXA OF 3 Science Botany M.Y.Cholekar- Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Dorle ASTERACEAE FROM MAHARASHTRA Bachulkar Dr. Smt. Asmita management of flower blight of marigold 4 Science Botany M.B.Waghmar Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Bhagwan Nangare (tagetes erecta L.) e SYSTEMATIC STUDIES IN BRYOPHYTES Smt,Shakila Adam 5 Science Botany Dr.B.A.Kore Full Time 07-01-12 OF WESTERN GHATS FROM SATARA 30-06-18 No No Bagwan DISTRICT BIO-PROSPECTING OF SARGASSUM C. Smt.Rohini Dinkar AGARDH AND PADINA ADANS. SPECIES 6 Science Botany Dr.A.B.Sabale Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Kumbhar FROM SINDHUDURG DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA (INDIA) EFFECT OF SOME PLANT GROWTH Dr. Shankar K Smt. Afsana 7 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 REGULATORS ON MEDICINAL PLANT 30.06.2018 No No Khade Mirasaheb Jamadar PEDALIUM MUREX LINN. Shri. Dhanaji Mohan biochemical studies in some dimorphic 8 Science Botany Dr. M.V.Kale Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Ghadage ferns of northern western ghats Dr. Shri. Ranjeet S. REVISION OF FAMILY FABACEAE IN 9 Science Botany M.Y.Cholekar- Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Bhosale MAHARASHTRA Bachulkar Shri. Sachin STUDUIES IN POWDERY MILDEW 10 Science Botany Dr.B.A.Kore Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Vasantrao Thite FUNGI OF SATARA DISTRICT Dr. Smt. Smita STUDIES IN CLIFF BANANA, ENSETE 11 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No N.A.Ghanawat Ganpatrao Pawar SUPERBUM (Roxb.) Chessman. EFFECT OF BIOFERTILIZERS ON Dr. S. Shri. Dattatraya 12 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 GROWTH AND YIELD OF 30-06-18 No No K.Khade Hariba Jadahv HELIANTHUS ANNUUS LINN. BLUE-GREEN ALGAL DIVERSITY OF Dr. Smt. Smt. Sharada PADDY FIELDS FROM KARAD AND 13 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No V.C.Karadnde Jagannath Ghadage PATAN TAHASILS OF SATARA DISTRICT (MAHARASHTRA) ALLELOPATHIC EFFECT OF SOME HERBAL EXTRACT ON SEED Smt. Archana MYCOFLORA AND SEEDING 14 Science Botany Dr. B.J.Patil Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No Govind Shinde DEVELOPMENT IN ABELMOSCHUS L. MOENCH AND CYAMOPSIS TETRAGONOLOBA (L.)TAUB NUTRITIONAL POTENTIAL OF SOME Dr. Smt. Surekha GREEN AND RED SEAWEEDS FROM 15 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 Yes UGC-BSR A.B.Sablae Parshram Rode SINDHUDURG DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA (INDIA) Shri. Paras STUDIES ON SOME ASPECTS OF Dr.D.K.Gaikwa 16 Science Botany Parameshwar Full Time 07-01-12 PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION IN A 30-06-18 No No d Jadhav MANGROVE : SONNERATLA SPECIES LIMNOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SOME Dr. Smt. Smt. Sharmishtha 17 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 WATER BODIES FROM SATARA 30-06-18 No No V.C.Karadnde Vishwas Patil DISTRICT (MAHARASHTRA) TAXONOMIC AND FLORISTIC STUDY Dr. Shri. Rajiv Savanta 18 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 OF BASIDIOMYCETOUS FUNGI FROM 30-06-18 No No T.R.Kavale Karpe KOLHAPUR DISTRICT (MS) Dr. Smt. Shri. Baban NEW CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE 19 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-12 30-06-18 No No P.M.Chogule Tukaram Jadhav KAMTHI FLORA OF MAHARASHTRA IMPACT OF MONSOON VARIATION Dr.N.A.Ghana Shri. Pravin Prakash ON AGRICULTURE IN SATARA 20 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-13 30-06-19 No No wat Ambloe DISTRICT(MAHARASHTRA): A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS SPATIAL ORIGANIZATION OF URBAN Dr.V.B.Shinpal Smt. Amrapali SETTLEMENTS IN BELGAUM 21 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-13 30.06.2019 No No e Vasant Kattee DISTRICT :A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS Smt. Madhumati A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF 22 Science Botany Dr. S.K.Khade Full Time 07-01-13 30.06.2019 No No Yashwant Shinde CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN GROWITH AND DEVELOPMENT OF A Smt. Sujata Baliram 23 Science Botany Dr.S.T.Ingle Full Time 07-01-13 GRO BASED INDUSTRIES IN 30.06.2019 No No Nande KOLHAPUR DISRTICT NUTRITIONAL PROFILING AND Smt.Madhuri Vithal ANTIOXIDANT ANALYSIS OF SOME 24 Science Botany Dr.V.D.Jadhav Full Time 07-01-15 30-06-21 No No Suryawanshi EDIBLE PLANT SPECIES OF ANACARDIACEAE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES ON THE GENUS Smt.Pradnya Bajirao 25 Science Botany Dr.V.D.Jadhav Full Time 07-01-15 DRIMIA (HYACINTHACEAE: URGINE 30-06-21 No No Yadav OIDEAE) IN INDIA Shri.Suvarta BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF RHIZOCTONIA 26 Science Botany Dr.S.S.Kamble Full Time 07-01-15 30-06-21 No No Sureshrao Patil BLIGHT OF BLACK GRAM COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF MANGROVE Shri.Mehaboob 27 Science Botany Dr.N.S.Chavan Full Time 07-01-15 AND NON-MANGROVE SPECIES OF 30-06-21 No No Dastagir Nadaf RHIZOPHORACEAE STUDIES OF ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL Shri.Sanjay Balaso 28 Science Botany Dr.S.V.Toro Full Time 01-01-15 INTERACTIONS OF PARASITIC PLANT 30-12-20 No No Jadhav CUSCUTA REFLEXA ROXB. Dr.Dr.Varsha Shri.Kuldeep Dinkar NUTRACEUTICAL STUDIES ON SOME 29 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-15 30-06-21 No No D.Jadhav Gurav WILD PLANTS OF FAMILY RUTACEAE. ALLELOPTHIC EFFECT OF CELOSIA Dr. A. B. Patil Dilipkumar ARGENTEA L. ON CYAMOPSIS 30 Science botany Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 No No Kamble tukaram TETRAGONOLOBUS L. (TAUB) AND TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. IN VITRO STUDIES IN SOLANUM Dr. S. R. Dalavi Charushila 31 Science botany Full Time 01-07-12 ANGUIVI LAM. AND SOLANUM 30-06-18 Yes UGC Ghatage, Mohanrao VIRGINIAUM L. MANAGEMENT OF BLOSSOM BLIGHT Dr. M. B. Shinde Swapnali OF TUBEROSE [POLLANTHES 32 Science botany Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 No No Waghmare , Ashok TUBEROSA L.] BY USING TRICHODERMA SPP. ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN Dharmadhikari DICRANOPTERIS LINEARIS (BURM.F.) 33 Science botany Dr. M. V. Kale Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 No No Ujjwala S. UNDERWOOD FROM NOTHERN WESTERN GHATS STUDIES ON SOME SACRED Mohite shekhar 34 Science botany Dr. S. S. sathe Full Time 01-07-12 GROVES FROM SATARA DISTRICT 30-06-18 No No abasaheb OF MAHARASHTRA TAXONOMICAL STUDIES IN BLACK MILDEW MICROFUNGI OF 35 Science botany Dr. C. R. Patil Lonkar Sonali vasant Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 No No HARISHCHANDRAGAD AND ITS SURROUNDINGS STUDIES ON SEED- BORN SPECIES Dr. N. A. Yadav Sanyogita 36 Science botany Full Time 01-07-12 OF FUSARIUM (Link) FROM SOME 30-06-18 No No Chanawat sargerao PULSE CROP SEEDS Dr. S. S. leena Madhukar STUDIES ON MANAGEMENT OF 37 Science botany Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 Yes UGC-BSR Kamble Khade LINSEED RUST Dr. M. B. waghmare,(Gu STUDIES ON MANAGEMENT OF WILT 38 Science botany Patil shital shivaji Full Time 01-07-12 30-06-18 No No ide) & Dr. A. OF CHRYSANTHE MUM INDICUM L.` B. Kamble RESPONCES OF CATHARANTHUS Dr. S. B. 39 Science botany Gaikwad Prakash V Full Time 01-07-12 FOSEUS (L.) g. Don TO NaC1 30-06-18 No No Bhamburdekar SALINITY AND ZINC APPLICATION STUDIES ON RIPARIAN VEGETATION Dr. R. V. OF SOME WESTERLY RIVERS IN 40 Science Botany Ajay maruti Kamat Full Time 01-07-15 30-06-21 No No Gurav SINDHUDURG DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA, INDIA ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION Dr. D. K. Alvikar Annapurna 41 Science botany Full Time 01-07-15 OF MUCILAGE FROM SELECTED 30-06-21 No No Gaikwad Ram PLANT SPECIED Dr. D. K. Indrajeet Ashok BIO-PROSPECTING PALM FRUITS 42 Science botany Full Time 01-07-15 30-06-21 No No Gaikwad Samant FOR NATURAL DYES COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GROWTH Dr. K. B. 43 Science botany ROHINI A. SHINDE Full Time 01-07-15 AND PROPAGATION IN KALANCHOE 30-12-20 No No Pawar PINNATA AND K. BHIDEI Smt.Ashwini Baburao MANAGEMENT OF LEAF BLIGHT OF 44 Science botany Dr.S.S.Kamble Full Time 07-01-14 30/06/2019 No No Patil SESAMUM INDICUM. Dr.C.T.Karande Shri.Hemant Suhas CHLOROPHYCEAE FROM KOLHAPUR 45 Science botany & CO- Guide- Full Time 07-01-14 30/06/2019 No No Joshi DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA S.K.Khade GREEN SYNTHESIS OF NANOPARTICLES Smt.Prachi Brahmdeo FROM SOME MEDICINAL PLANTS AND 46 Science botany Dr.V.C.Karande Full Time 07-01-14 30/06/2019 No No Shinde THEIR APPLICATION IN MANAGEMENT OF WHEAT AND SOYBEAN RUST STUDIES ON RHIZOSPHERE AND NON Dr Shri.Pavan Ramdas RHIZOSPHERE MYCOFLORA 47 Science Botany Full Time 07-01-11 30-06-18 No No M.M.Dongare Hande ASSOCIATED WITH SOME FERNS FROM PUNE DISTRICT (MAHARASHTRA) PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND Dr.M.M.Ghadag ANTIMICROBIALACTIVITY OF 48 Science Botany e & Co-Guide- Shri.Firoj Yasin Shaikh Full Time 07-01-11 30-06-18 No No CANTHIUMCOROMANDELICUM Dr,A.B.Kamble (N.BRUM,.) ALST "STUDIES ON ANTIMICROBIAL, ANTIOXID AND BIOTONIC POTENTAL OF SOME 49 Science Botany Dr.C.J.Khilare smt.Sujata Dhiraj Patil Full Time 07-01-11 30-06-18 No No XEROPHYTIC WEEDS FROM WESTERN MAHARASHTRA" Dr.D.K.Gaikwad "ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE STUDICE Shri.Sagar Anant 50 Science Botany &Co-Guide- Full Time 07-01-11 IN A MEDICINALLY IMPORTANT PLANT 30-06-18 No No Deshmukh S.R.Chavan BASELLA ALBA L." Dr.C.T.Karande STUDIES ON DIATOMS OF MAJOR WATER Smt.Manjusha Vijay 51 Science Botany & Co-Guide- Full Time 07-01-11 BODIES FROM SATARA DISTRICT 30-06-18 No No Ingawale V.C.Karande (MAHARASHTRA) ALLELOPATHIC INTERACTION OF Shri,.Maruti Ananda ARGEMONE MEXICANA L.
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