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Keynote Address M. Sanjappa Mahatma Gandhi Botanical Garden University of Agricultural Sciences GKVK, Bengaluru 560064 Email: [email protected] Today, no one science can be studied in isolation. Trans-disciplinary Research is defined as research efforts conducted by investigators from different disciplines working jointly to create new conceptual, theoretical, methodological, and translational innovations that integrate and move beyond discipline-specific approaches to address common problem. Trans-disciplinary approaches have become necessary. Some of the revolutionary discoveries in Biological Science like the double helix coil of life (i.e. DNA) are due to the developments in Chemical and Physical Sciences. Plants and animals are one of Earth’s greatest resources. They are sources of food, medicines and materials with vast economic and cultural importance. The plants stabilize ecosystems and form the habitats that sustain the planet’s animal and microbial life. Both plants and animals are also threatened by climate change, the environmental factors and human interaction. Each species has its own unique characteristics and in a world that is increasingly moving towards a global bioeconomy, each organism is a potential source of materials that are of benefit to mankind. Over the centuries new technologies were/and are being developed to sustainably use both living and nonliving resources to provide goods and services. Of over estimated about 8 million living organisms on earth less than 2 million species have been documented since the beginning of scientific study of living organisms. Continuous efforts are made to understanding their relationships rather than making concerted efforts to complete their documentation and conservation to sustainably utilise them. Simultaneously new technologies like biotechnology are developed to meet ever growing needs of exploding human populations, to maintain balance of reducing populations of other living things with which we share this planet and the ever degrading habitats and ecosystems essential for continued existence of life on earth. Briefly the emerging trends in biodiversity and biotechnology are presented here. INDEX Sr. Oral / Page Theme Author No. Poster No. Theme-A Agriculture crop sciences and forestry sciences Utilization of Organic Manures with Inorganic Fertilizers and effects on Growth Kale V. R. and Salve U. S. 1. PP 03 &Yield Components of Soybean (Glycine Max L. Merill.) Geochemistry of groundwater in an Salve P. L., Gaikwad S.G., 2. agricultural area of Hingoli, Maharashtra, OP 04 Aher K.R, India Sulochana Ramsing Rathod, Control of seed-borne Alternaria species 3. Surekha Anil Saraf, Suchita OP 05 using extraction of medicinal plant P. Bharambe Impact of Chemical Mutagens on Cluster V. R. 4. Bean (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Mhaske and M. S. Wadikar OP 06 TAUB.) Effect of N – Fertilizers on silage Smita Basole 5. PP 07 fermentation Sarwade B. P. R.P. Patil Studies on influence of leaf litter composts 6. &M. A. Kare OP 08 on yield and nutrient of beet root Antimicrobial Activity of Some Indian R.G. Biradar 7. PP 09 Medicinal Plants against Seed Mydcoflora “Back Cross Programme on Sesamum Ms. Srushti S. Kale & Mr. J. 8. OP 10 Indicum” D. Salunke. Evaluation of Organic Compost for Physico- G.M. Birajdar, S.P.Surve and Chemical Analyses and impact on Soybean O/P 6. U.N.Bhale 11 and Wheat Vigour Growth under farmers’ conditions Mrinal P. Joshi; Kishor A. Effect Of Mutagenesis On Seed Matsagar; Indraneel V. O/P 7. Germination In Two Different Varieties Of 12 Jiwane; Seema V. Dongre Cicer Arietinum L. and Arvind S. Dhabe “Nutritional Status Assessment, Effects and Bharati S. Tapase OP 8. Evaluation of Water and Waste Water 13 on Crops” Oligomers as Natural Growth Promoting Saoji D.D.,Kottayi M.C. & 9. OP 14 Agents Chaudhari A.D Theme B and C B- Aquatic botany Aquaculture and fishery Science C-Wildlife Conservation and Forensic Sciences Toxicity impact of Cestrum nocturnum on Jawale C.S. and Singh-Gupta 10. respiratory metabolism of Fish Clarias PP 16 S. batrachus Histhopathological Study of Senga sp. Yogesh Reddy, Hariom Infected in Freshwater Fish Mastacembelus 11. Ingale and Aniket Karpe OP 17 Armatus Effect of Ekalux (25 % Ec) on Histopathological Changes in Liver of Nilesh Pakhare 12. OP 18 Freshwater Fish Channa Gachua (Hamilton, 1822) 13. Diversity and Conservation of Ceropegia L. Tanveer A. Khan PP 19 INDEX from Satpuda range of Jalgaon district (M.S.) Sangeeta ahuja and narayan Studies in Pollution Controlling Plant 14. pandhure PP 20 Species of Salim Ali Lake Uses of some Medicinal plants For Wound Manish V. Bankar 15. Healing In Aurangabad District M.S.(India) OP 19 Study on Biodiversity of Higher species and Choudhari S.S. 16. its depletion causes in Ambachandi Bala OP 22 Ghat Ranges Dharur Dist. Beed Taxonomic Studies on Weed Diversity of R.D. Gore & V.S. Chatage 17. Marathwada OP 23 Region of Maharashtra State Awareness regarding the conservation of Dr.Pratap V.Deshmukh 18. Biodiversity illiterate peoples: Aundha OP 24 Dr.V.S.Maske region. Diversity, Conservation Status and Dr. Ghadsing P.G 19. PP 25 Medicinal Plants of the Euphorbia Dr.I.B.Salunkhe Biodiversity and limnological Profile of Ahirrao S.D. 20. Masoli reservoir from Parbhani District of O/P 26 Maharshtra Current Field Status, Diversity and Distribution of AcanthephippiumBl. Rajendra Yonzone 21. OP 27 (Orchidaceae) in Darjeeling Himalaya of West Bengal, India Biodiversity of Phytoplanktons Of Vidya D Gulbhile 22 Chandrapur Dam, Parli- Vaijnath Dist, PP 28 Beed Maharashtra, India 23. Protection of Plant Varieties in India Bandewar S.T and OP 29 T.D.Kamble Theme – D Ecology and Eco -toxicology Degradation of Cellulose Containing NAYAB ANSARI 24. Effluent OP 31 By Trichoderma Dr. Dhond G.M., Jadhav Physicochemical Water Analysis of 25. R.L. OP 32 Bindusara river in Beed District,(M.S) “Effect of air pollution on chlorophyll Dr. Rajmane S.D. O/P 26. content of Terminalia procera and 33 Magnifera indica” Physico-Chemical analysis of Soil samples in V.V.Naiknaware O/P 27. 34 Beed District, Maharashtra. Theme - E Economic botany Zoology Microbiology and biotechnology Redescribed Nematode species of Swati Jadhav, Atul Humbe Procamallanus Arnai (Lakshmi I.R., 2010) 28. in Mastacebelus Armatus (Lacepede, 1800) and Nitin Padwal OP 36 in Sina Kolegoan Dam, Osmanabad District (Ms) The role of enriched supplementary feed in 29. Shaikh H.M. Patel Y.E. PP 37 relation to growth of Labeo rohita. INDEX Optimization of Exopolysaccharide Chudiwal A.B . and production by marine haloalkalotolerant 30. Dharmadhikari .S.M. OP 38 Psudomonas aeroginosa using response surface technique. Analysis of some domestic species and their S. T. Naphade, P. S. Patil products in Ajanta hill ranges with 31. and S. R. Naphade OP 39 reference to traditional medicine for health care in rural population. Coccidiosis in Backyard Poultry Chicken Bhimrao N. Jadhav 32. (Country Chicken) in Vaijapur Tehsil of OP 40 Aurangabad District (M.S.) A New Species of the Genus Tylocephalum Ashok Mote, S. R. Gaur V 33. Linton (1890) From Intestine of Marine D Suryawanshi OP 41 Fish Eregoodoo Monitoring of Blood Group ABO & Rh(Rhesus Blood Groups)Distribution of M.R. Yeotkar 34. OP 42 One Year Survey in Anjangaon Surji Region Dist-Amravati -Maharashtra Study of Garlic (Allium sativum) effect on Deshmukh P.S. 48. control measures of land snail, PP 43 Macrochlamys petrosa. Rajni S. Amrawkar and Study of fresh water fish diversity of 49. Phulwade Durgesh N. PP 44 Phulmabri Dam, Aurangabad. (M.S). A new species Lytocestus parturii of the genus Lytocestus (Cestoda: Lytocystiodae, R. G. Pradhan and R. M. 35. Hunter, 1927) from the fresh water fish OP 45 Dhere Clarius batrachus at. Partur Dist. Jalna. (M.S.), India. Application of immobilized beads of Ps. Kulkarni R. A. and Gupta S. aeruginosa 4442 and role of various elutants 36. G. OP 46 on Cr (VI) recovery from metal containing solution Optimization of Metallo-Collagenase Savita Kate Production by Arthrobacter creatinolyticus 37. Archana Pethe OP 47 KP015744 zzx28I solated From Deteriorated Leather Sample Planktonic Biodiversity and its importance Sitaram B. Ingole, Prashant 38. role in fish production on Majalgaon Dam Sanghai OP 48 reservoir, Maharashtra State. India. Avifaunal Diversity Found In and Around Kakde Vandana R. 39. Dnyanganga Abhayaranya of Buldana PP 49 District (M.S.)- A Report INDEX Protein Estimation in the Body of Dr. Nilima M. Kankale, Dr. 40. Tetragonocephalum Pulensis From A Varsha M. Jaisingpure OP 50 Marine Water Fish Trygonsephen Sudheer S. Senigarpu M.Sc, Effect Of Sodium Fluoride On Vas deferens 41. Dr.V.T.Dhurvey OP 51 of Male Albino Rats (Rattus norvegicus) Biochemical Studies Of Cestode Parasite A. M. Budrukkar 42. Raillietina Fuhrmann of Gallus Gallus OP 52 Domesticusfrom Georai Prevalence of Bacterial Pathogens in Sayed Rizwan A and Bagmar 43. OP 53 Vegetables Commonly used as Salads Chitra Avian Polyspecific Clutch size as Chandrakant V. SIRSAT 44. Bioindicators of Ecological Condition of the OP 54 area Study on hygienic condition in Fish Market D. R. Deshmukh and 45. OP 55 of Paithan Dist.Aurangabad Maharastra. L.B.Dama “Nematicidal activity of some common plant Shaikh Unaiza Nazneen, 46. extract on population density of soil J.D.Shaikh and Shaikh OP 56 Nematode.” Tarranum Taneer Isolation of Lactic Acid Bacteria Manisha Nitin Maind 47. [PROBITICS] from homemade fermented PP 57 food sample for Yoghurt formation. Estimation of Protein Content in Fish M. S. Kadam Muscles from the local Fish market, Nanded OP 59 city Comparative Study of Wings of Butterfly H. P. Nandurkar 50. Graphium Agamemnon and moth Thyas OP 60 Coronataby Scanning Electron Microscopy S.B. Patharde and Kinetics of Renal Alkaline Phosphatase of 51. A.M.Chilke OP 61 catfish, Clarias gariepinus “Studies on biology of fruit piercing moth Shendge E.S, Kayande H.G, 52.
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