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Staff Profile: Name CHENNAPPA GURIKAR Qualification Ph.D Staff Profile: Name CHENNAPPA GURIKAR Qualification Ph.D. (Microbiology) Department Studies in Microbiology, University of Mysore, Mysore - 2016 M.Sc. (Microbiology), Department Studies in Microbiology University of Mysore, Mysore - 2007 B.Sc. LVD College, Raichur, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga, - 2005 Awards Best Poster Award Chennappa G, Mahadevaswamy, Nagaraj H, Amaresh YS, Sreenivasa MY. (2017). Biodegradation of pendimethalin, chlorpyrifos and carbendazim pesticides by an Azotobacter salinestris GVT-1 efficient PGPR bacterium. Best Poster Award Chennappa G, Vidya G, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Sreenivasa MY. (2016). Azotobacter salinestris: A potential novel PGPR bacteria isolated from pesticide contaminated soils of HK region Best Poster Award Guru Prasad GR, Naik MK, Sudha S, Chennappa G. (2014). Detection of toxigenic diversity and aflatoxin gene among Aspergillus flavus isolates of chilli (Capsicum annuum L.) collected from north eastern Karnataka Experience 2017- 2019 Senior Research Fellow (Food Microbiology) All India Co Ordinated Research Projects on Post-Harvest Engineering Technology, Dept. of Processing & Food Engineering, CAE, UAS, Raichur 2015- 2017 Senior Research Fellow Exploitation of PGPR and biocontrol agents for integrated management of biotic stress of chilli in irrigated and dry land ecosystem. Dept. of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, UAS, Raichur UAS, Raichur 2015- 2017 Senior Research Fellow Exploitation of PGPR and biocontrol agents for integrated management of biotic stress of chilli in irrigated and dry land ecosystem. Dept. of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, UAS, Raichur UAS, Raichur 2013- 2015 Senior Research Fellow Diagnosis and Management of Leaf Spots of Field and Horticulture Crops (Chilli). Dept. of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, UAS, Raichur UAS, Raichur 2010- 2013 Senior Research Fellow Diagnosis and Management of Leaf Spots of Field and Horticulture Crops (Sesame). Dept. of Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, UAS, Raichur UAS, Raichur 2008- 2010 Junior Research Fellow Chemical and Microbiological Analyses of Soils/ Sediments of Cauvery Delta Region. Dept. of Agril. Microbiology, College of Agriculture, UAS, Raichur Research Interest: Plant Growth Promotion, Biodegradation of Pesticides, Biological Control, Food contamination, Mycotoxins characterization, Molecular characterization of microbes, Characterization of secondary metabolites Expertise: . Plant Growth Promotion . Soil Microbiology . Food Microbiology . Biodegradation of pesticides . Secondary metabolites characterization . Formulation of Bio fertilizers and Bio pesticides Grants: NIL Publications Ph.D. Dissertation: (Detailed list of . Impact of pesticides on Azotobacter species isolated from paddy field soil samples. Publications) National Conference Papers: . Deepthi BV, Rao PK, Chennappa G, Rakesh S, Naik MK, Chandrashaker KT, Sreenivasa MY (2017). Probiotic bacteria for the control of fumonisins associated with cereal grains and poultry feeds. National symposium on Emerging trends in plant health management in relation to climate change. 12- 13th September Bengaluru, 86. Amaresh YS, Aswathanarayan DS, Sunkad G, Patil S, Chennappa G (2017). Study of bio efficacy of proquinazid 20EC against powdery mildew of chilli. National symposium on Emerging trends in plant health management in relation to climate change. 12- 13th September Bengaluru,120. Rajkumar K, Naik MK, Chennappa G, Ravikiran (2016). Isolation and molecular characterization of Bacillus subtilis from rhizosphere of different crops. National symposium on recent advances in plant health management for sustainable productivity. UAS Dharwad 15- 16th December, 150 . Chennappa G, Vidya G, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Sreenivasa MY (2016). Azotobacter salinestris: A potential novel PGPR bacteria isolated from pesticide contaminated soils of HK region. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 39 . Chennappa G, Vidya G, Nagaraj H, Amaresh YS, Sreenivasa MY (2016). Exploitation of novel PGPR potential Azotobacter tropicalis from water logged soils of paddy and their characterization. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 40 . Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Chennappa G, Hosmani AK, Ashwathnarayana DS (2016). Implementation of IPM strategies in chilli and its benefits. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 142 . Chennappa G, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Sreenivasa MY (2016). Role of Azotobacter salinestris and Pseudomonas fluorescens in sustainable agriculture production. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 39 . Ravikiran, Naik MK, Chennappa G, Amaresh YS, Savitha AS and Mahadevaswamy (2016). Biological and Physiological Characterization of Trichoderma isolates. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur, 9 . Chikkanna Swamy, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Jayalakshmi SK and Chennappa G (2016). Morphological, cultural diversity and molecular characterization of Macrophomina phaseolina causing stem canker of pigeonpea. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur, 9 . Rajkumar K, Naik MK, Gururaj S, Amaresh YS, Mahadevswamy, Channappa G and Ravikiran (2016). Bio efficacy of Bacillus subtilis against the major pathogens of chilli. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur, 42 . Chennappa G, Naik MK, Ravikiran, Umesha CS, Amaresh YS, Savitha AS and Mahadevaswamy (2016). Bioefficacy of fluorescent Pseudomonas against Cercospora capsici and Sclerotium rolfsii. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 43 . Vinay JU, Naik MK, Rangeshwaran R, Aswathanarayana DS, Chennappa G (2016). Detection of antimicrobial traits in fluorescent pseudomonads and characterization of antibiotic pyoluteorin through PCR, chromatography and Time of flight Mass spectroscopy. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 46 . Nagaraja H, Chennappa G, Rakesh S, Naik MK, Sreenivasa MY (2016). In vitro antifungal efficacy of Azotobacter nigricans against phytopathogenic Fusarium species associated with maize, sorghum and wheat. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 47 . Amaresh YS, Syed Abuzar, Shruti Patil, Aswathnarayan DS, Savitha AS, Chennappa G (2016). Bio-efficacy of Azoxystrobin 23% SC against powdery mildew and Anthracnose of chilli. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 125 . Amaresh YS, Ashwathanarayan DS, Naik ST, Praveen Y, Channappa G, Gowdru SB (2016). Bio-efficacy of Mancozeb 75% WP on Cotton Alternaria, Cercospora and boll rot diseases. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 129 . Chennappa G, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Ashwathnarayana DS (2016). Bioefficacy of bio control agents against Cercospora capsici causing Leaf Spot of chilli. IPS- National symposium on Recent Trends in Plant Pathological Research and Education. UAS, Raichur. 133 . Naik MK, Bharathreddy NS, Savitha AS, Amaresh YS, Chennappa G, Bhat KV (2014). Molecular characterization of phyllody of sesame and its management. 35th National Conference and Symposium of ISMPP. Akola, 87 . Amaresh YS Ashwathnarayana DS, Naik MK, Yadahalli PK, Chennappa G (2014). Efficacy of fluopuram 200+ Tebuconazole 400SC on powdery mildew and Anthracnose of chilli. National symposium on plant diseases: New perspectives and innovative management strategies. Dharwad, 174. Amaresh YS Ashwathnarayana DS, Yadahalli PK, Chennappa G, Naik ST (2014). Efficacy of Mancozeb 75% WP on Alternaria, Cercospora and boll rot diseases of cotton. National symposium on plant diseases: New perspectives and innovative management strategies. Dharwad, 172 . Naik MK, Guruprasad GR, Sudini HK, Reshma P, Rajalaxmi K, Chennappa G (2014). Bio safety to bio control: Perspective and strategies with special reference to aflotxin contamination. National symposium on plant diseases: New perspectives and innovative management strategies. Dharwad, 33 . Nagaraja H, Chennappa G, Rakesh S, Naik MK, Sreenivasa MY (2015). Efficacy of Azotobacter species as a potential biocontrol agent against phytopathogenic Fusarium species. Biological products for crop, animal and human health problems and prospects. National Academy of Biological Sciences & University of Mysore, 42 . Vinay JU, Naik MK, Amaresh YS, Mahadevaswamy S, Rangeshwaran R, Chennappa G (2015). Molecular, chromatographic and spectroscopic detection of antibiotics and siderophore pyoverdine in isolates of fluorescent pseudomonads from diverse cropping pattern. Biological products for crop, animal health and human health- problems and prospects. National Academy of Biological Sciences and University of Mysore, 29. Divya N, Amaresh YS, Naik MK, Aswathanarayana DS, Shakuntala NM, Chennappa G, Patil S (2015). Evaluation of Trichoderma species against major soil borne fungal pathogens. Biological products for crop, animal health and human health- problems and prospects. National Academy of Biological Sciences and University of Mysore, 28. Amaresh YS, Naik MK, Chennappa G, Ravikiran K, Savitha AS, Patil S, Divya N (2015). Trichoderma viride
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