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ISSN : 2230-9578 Journal of Research and Development | Volume. 10, Special Issue 01,January-2020 January 2020 ISSN-2230-9578 Journal of Research and Development Volume 10, Issue 01, January 2020 Editor Editorial Board Dr. R. V. Bhole (Special Issue) Editorial Board Special Issue Editor 1) Prof. Andrew Cherepanov, Detroit, Michigan (USA) Dr. Jaswant B. Anjane, Principal, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Arts and Science 2) Ngyuyen kim Anh, (HANOI) Vietnam College, Ainpur. 3) Dr. R. K. Narkhede, Nanded Dr. S. N. Vaishnav 4) Principal Dr. J. B. Anjane, Ainpur Dept. of Chemistry 5) Prof. B. P. Mishra, Aizawal (Mizoram) Dr. S. A. Patil 6) Dr. L. N. Varma, Raipur (C.G.) Dept. of Botany 7) Prof. R. J. Varma, Bhavnagar (Gujarath) Dr. J. P. Nehete 8) Dr. C. V. Rajeshwari, Pottikonda (A.P) Dept. of Chemistry 9) Dr. S. B. Gaikwad, Miraj Mr. H. M. Baviskar 10) Dr. D. D. Sharma, Shimla (H.P.) Dept. of Physics 11) Dr. Venu Triwedi, Indore (M.P.) Mr. S. S. 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ISSN- 2230-9578 Journal of Research and Development Volume 10 (issue 01), January- 2020 INDEX Sr. Title Pages No 1 Diatoms from Abhora dam of Raver tahsil district, Jalgaon, Maharashtra…………………-Patil S.B. 1 11 2 Studies of Stability constant of drug with transion metal ions at 303K. …………… A.N. Sonar 3 A Geographical Study of Age Structure of Muslims In Rural Areas of Jalgaon District…… 14 -AmeenuddinShamsuddinQazi 4 Evaluation of Water and Soil Quality of Village Pond for Rural Development……………. 19 -Ekhalak Ansari, MohiniGadhia, and Chetan Joshi 5 The Role of Internet Technology based Agriculture in development of Environment …………… 24 - R.V.Bhole, Mr. Vijay R. Thosar 6 Conservation of Wild relatives of cultivated crops and sustainable development with reference to 32 Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary, Gondia district, Maharashtra, India.…………………-Patil D. N 41 7 Pattern of Sex Ratio of DodeGurjar community of Jalgaon district of Maharashtra (India)…... - Arun Muralidhar Patil 8 Some Common Ethnoveterinary Plants In Padmalaya Forest In Jalgaon. District.……….. 49 -ShaikhFirdos Jamal Shafiuddin 9 Study the Cropping Pattern Using Methods of Crop Concentration and Crop Diversification in 53 Yawal Tehsil, District Jalgaon …..…..… G. S. Tadvi, S. N. Bharambe, C. D. Mahajanand, S. S. Jadhav 10 An eco-friendly approach for the synthesis of Schiff base under solvent free condition …….. 59 -Rakesh P. Chaudhari, Bharti P.Koli, and Ganesh R.Chaudhari 11 Physico-Chemical Analysis of Drinking Water at Different Places ArroundPanzara River from 65 Akkalpada to Dhule. ………………………………………-Gawai U.B. and Nandre S.S 12 Growth and Characterization of some doped and undoped Bismuth tri- sulphide crystalsby Gel 70 C method…………..……………..……………..…-K.B.Patil,, and B.K. Sonawane 13 Use Of Information Technology In Industrial Pollution Control………..……………… 77 - Kishor H. Nehete, and Gaurav K. Nehete 14 The Cropping Patterns in Jalgaon District of Maharashtra State: A Micro Level Study of Selected 80 Villages in Jalgaon District………..……………………-Kailas NamdeoraoSalunkhe 85 15 Macrofungi of Pal forest range Jalgaon………..……………..………- Vijay M Kamble 16 Studies of Stability constant of Drug molecule [Losartan] with different transition metal ion at 88 constant ionic strength at 303◦ K………..……………..…-M. B. Patil, and A.N.Sonar 17 Assessment of Physico-chemical Properties of Waste Water after Treatment with Adsorbents.. 91 - Madhuri S. Patil 18 Presentation under – Sectional Session Animal, Veterinary and Fishery Sciences Antipyretic 98 activity of successive extract of flowers ofSphaeranthusindicusLinn. in rat……………… -MadhuriSuralkar, DurgadeviThakur,Namrata Mahajan and ManojkumarChopda 19 Effect of Tulsi extract supplemented diet on hematological parameters of Cyprinuscarpio….. 104 - N. R. Jaiswal, Bansode M.U. and M.S. Kadam 20 Study of Enthalpy, Entropy and Free Energy of Activation of L-Alaline& L-Valine With Distilled 109 Water At Different Temperatures………..……………..……… -S.S. Nandre 115 21 Disaster Management In India………..……………..………- P. P. Ladhe , R.B. Khedkar 22 Response on yield of Hyacinth bean (Lablab purpureus L.) using compost, Vermicompost verses 121 synthetic fertilizers and growth regulator………..…………-Pandey, P.O. and Deshattiwar M. K. 23 Isolation and characterization of halophilic bacteria from Soil………………………..... 127 Vasim .K.Patel, Vaishali M. Songire, and ShabnambiA. Mirza 24 Seasonal Variation in Density and Diversity of Zooplankton of Ranipur dam Shahada Taluka 134 District Nandurbar (M.S.) India.………..……………-Patil Ravindra. And Dr. Patil Rajendra. 25 Volumetric, Viscometic and Ultrasonic Velocity Studies of Binary Mixtures of 2- Propanol And 1- 144 Heptanol With O-Nitrotolune At 298.15 And 308.15k…-R.D. Pawar, S.R. Patil,and G.P. Waghulde 26 State of the Employment among Muslims in Jalgaon: A Geographical Analysis……..….… 152 -Gaware Raju Suresh, Pratiksha D. Nandeshwar 27 Some Very Severe Fungal Disease of Economically important Trees of, Jalgaon District’s……. 162 S. A. Firdousi 28 Role of Coriander (Coriandrum sativium L.) on Accumulation and Depuration of Cadmium in 167 Bellamyabengalensis( L.) ………..……………..………-S.G. Chinchore and I.S. Ahirrao 29 Role of Solar, Wind and Biomass Energy Resources in Rural Development of India…….…. 174 -P. A. Savale 30 Problems and Remedies to Control Noise Pollution in the Areas of Jalgaon City…………... 186 -Shaikh Irfan Shaikh Bashir 191 31 In-vivo bio-control of fungal pathogens through antagonistic fungi……-Vishal Narayan Shinde 32 Synthesis and Luminescent, Electrical Resistivity Properties of CdTe Thick Film …………….. 196 -B.Y.Bagul, P.S.Sonawane 33 A preliminary survey on algae (Euglenineae and Myxophyceae) from sewage from Bhusawal city. 200 - J. S. Dhande 34 A study temporal variation in landuse pattern of Muktainagar tehsil at Jalgaon district. 203 Dr. Atul C. Badhe,Dr. R. V. Bhole 35 A study temporal variation in landuse pattern of Yawal tehsil at Jalgaon district. 207 Prof. S. N. Patil, Dr. R. V. Bhole Journal of Research and Development, Vol-10 (Issue 01) January-2020 ISSN-2230-9578 Diatoms from Abhora dam of Raver tahsil district, Jalgaon, Maharashtra Patil S.B. S.V.P. Arts and Science College, Ainpur, District Jalgaon, (M.S.) - 425507 ABSTRACT The present paper deals with the taxonomic details of 23 taxa of diatoms belonging to 12 species, 03 forms and 08 varieties of 10 genera of diatoms from Abhora dam in Raver tahsil of Jalgaon district, Maharashtra. All the taxa were recorded for the first time from the study area. Key words : Diatoms, Abhora dam, Raver, Jalgaon Introduction Diatoms are microscopic and well defined members of algal class Bacillariophyceae characterized by the presence of silicified wall and structure composed of two valves overlapping the other. Diatoms are easily distinguished from almost other algal groups by the presence of silicified wall. The knowledge of Bacillariophyceae in Maharashtra is known through the work of Gandhi (1952,1954,1956,1957a-b,1958,1959,1960,1962a-b), Barhate and Tarar (1981,1983,1985), Sarode and Kamat (1984), Jawale and Kumawat (2000,2001), Bhoge and Ragothamn ((2003,2005), Narkhede and Ragothamn (2003,2006a-b,2007a-b), Kumawat and Jawale (2005), Aher and Mahajan (2006), Kumawat (2006,2007), Kumawat et.al (2008 a-b), Dhande and Jawale (2009), Andhale et.al (2012), Mahajan(2012), Borse and Kumawat (2014), Pathan and Borse (2015), Patil (2016), Mahajan (2019). Material and methods: The algal collections were made during April 2007 to March 2008 from Abhora dam near village Abhora of Raver Tahsil. Abhora dam is located near foot of Satpura hills (760 01’ North latitude and 210 18’ East longitude) in the Raver Tahsil of Jalgaon district, Maharashtra. The collected samples were preserved in 4% formalin for microscopic studies and line drawings were drawn with the help of camera lucida technique. Identification was made with the help monograph of Sarode and Kamat (1984), Cleve-Euler (1953, 1955) and other relevant literature. Systematic Enumeration Fragilaria brevistriata Grun. Pl. 1, Fig. 1 Cleve- Euler, 1953, p. 31, Fig. 343 f. Valve 3.5 µm broad, 38.0 µm long; frustules rectangular, attached together to form short chains; linear elliptic to elliptic, abruptly tapering towards the ends; pseudoraphe distinct, linear lanceolate; central area not formed; striae 15-16 in 10 µm, marginal. Habitat: Coll. No. 411AI Fragilaria intermedia Grun. Pl. 1, Fig. 2 P.T. Sarode and N. D. Kamat, 1984, p. 27, Pl. 1, Fig. 21. 1 Journal of Research and Development, Vol-10 (Issue 01) January-2020 ISSN-2230-9578 Valves 6.9-7.6 µm broad, 69.8-84.4 µm long; frustules united together to form long bands, linear, rectangular in girdle view; linear with parallel margins; ends gradually tapering and rounded very slightly capitate; axial area narrow, linear; striae 11-12 in 10 µm, coarse and distinct, absent on one side in the middle. Habitat: Coll. Nos. 410AII, 452 AII Fragilaria intermedia Grun. f. chandrapurensis Sarode et Kamat Pl. 1, Fig. 3 P. T. Sarode and N. D. Kamat, 1984, p. 27, Pl. 1, Fig. 22. Valve 6.5 µm broad, 47.2 µm long; frustules linear, rectangular, united together to form long bands in girdle view; linear with parallel margins, ends abruptly tapering and rounded; pseudoraphe narrow, linear; striae 11-12 in 10 µm, coarse and distinct, absent in the middle on one side.