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31ST KERALA SCIENCE CONGRESS 02-03 February, 2019 Fatima Mata National College, Kollam ABSTRACTS Editor-in-Chief : Dr. S. Pradeep Kumar 31ST KERALA SCIENCE CONGRESS 02-03 February, 2019 Fatima Mata National College, Kollam ABSTRACTS Editor -in- Chief Dr. S. Pradeep Kumar Organized by 31ST KERALA SCIENCE CONGRESS - ABSTRACTS Focal Theme Our Environment – Our Future: Science and Technology for Rebuilding Kerala Editor-in-Chief Dr. S. Pradeep Kumar Member Secretary, KSCSTE & General Convener, 31st Kerala Science Congress Editors Dr. R. Prakashkumar Er. Shaheem S. Dr. R. Raj Vikraman Dr. Jothish P.S. Mr. Arun Chandran Mr. Ebin Sam Mr. S. Suresh Mr. Bobby S. R. Mr.Sanjai R. J. Published by : Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment, Sasthra Bhavan, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram – 695004 Disclaimer: The publishers assume no responsibility for the views, statements and opinions expressed by the authors ©2019, KSCSTE, Government of Kerala ISBN NO : 81 - 86366 - 97 - 0 Printed at: Akshara Offset, Tvpm Tel: 0471 - 2471174 Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment FOREWARD Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment is organising the 31st Kerala Science Congress at Fatima Mata National College, Kollam during 2nd and 3rd February 2019. Kerala Science Congress, an annual event that has been organised for the last 30 years at different districts across the state, is an academic platform for young researchers and senior researchers alike, for sharing and exchanging their scientific achievements and knowledge. As in every year, this year’s Kerala Science Congress is organised based on a focal theme “Our environment- Our future: Science and Technology for Rebuilding Kerala”. The theme is utmost relevant considering the difficult phase that the State faced a few months ago. Many experts in this theme subject will deliver talk, discuss and share their expertise on various aspects of the theme. Science Congress will also have paper and poster presentations in 12 different subject areas which include: Agriculture & Food Sciences, Biotechnology, Chemical Sciences, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Environmental Sciences, Forestry & Wild Life, Fisheries & Veterinary Sciences, Health Science, Life Sciences, Mathematical & Statistical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Science Education, Communication & Society. There will be a leading talk by eminent scientists before the beginning of the presentation in each subject area. In addition to these other attractions of Science Congress are: Children’s Science Congress and Post Graduate students’ interactive session. While children’s science congress gives a platform for the budding scientists to showcase their talents, the post graduate students’ interactive session gives upcoming researchers a great opportunity to interact with eminent scientists in various disciplines. I have great pleasure in presenting the abstract volume of the 31st Kerala Science Congress to the scientific community. I take this opportunity to thank all those who contributed scientific papers as well as the Chairmen and experts for their sincere effort in reviewing and selecting the papers for presentation. This year KSCSTE is organising the Kerala Science Congress jointly with KSCSTE-Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanical Garden & Research Institute and Fatima Mata National College, Kollam. I wish to congratulate and express my deep sense of gratitude to all the people involved in making Kerala Science Congress a great event. Dr. S. Pradeep Kumar Member Secretary, KSCSTE Sasthra Bhavan, Pattom P.O., Thiruvananthapuram-695 004, Kerala State, India Tel: 0471 - 2543701-05, EVP - 2543557, MS - 2534605, CoA - 2533095, Fax 0471 - 2540085, 2534605 e-mail: [email protected], www.kscste.kerala.gov.in CONTENTS Code Title Page No. No. 01. AGRICULTURE & FOOD SCIENCE Best Paper MANAGEMENT OF PAPAYA RINGSPOT VIRUS: THE DEADLIEST PATHOGEN EMERGING IN 01-01 1 KERALA MULTIMECHANISTIC PLANT PROBIOTIC FEATURES OF BACILLUS SPP. ISOLATED FROM 01-02 2 RHIZOSPHERE OF CLERODENDRUM INFORTUNATUM L. MICROBIAL QUALITY ANALYSIS AND STANDARDIZATION OF FRUIT ENRICHED RICE BASED 01-03 2 PROBIOTIC YOGURT 01-04 BIOEFFICACY AND SOIL HEALTH IMPACT OF FLUCETOSULFURON IN WET SEEDED RICE 2 01-05 GENE PYRAMIDING FOR BACTERIAL BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN RICE VARIETY UMA 3 Oral Presentation EFFECT OF MICRONUTRIENT APPLICATION ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF OKRA IN TYPIC 01-06 4 USTIPSAMMENTS OF KERALA IN VITRO EVALUATION OF PLANT BENEFICIAL ATTRIBUTES OF TOMATO - ASSOSCIATED 01-07 4 RHIZOBACTERIA 01-08 NUTRIENT STICK – A COMPLETE CROP FERTILIZER FOR FUTURE 5 IMPACT OF PROJECTED CLIMATE CHANGES ON WATER BALANCE AND WATER 01-09 5 REQUIREMENTS OF MAJOR CROPPING SYSTEMS IN KOLE LANDS EFFECT OF ORGANIC MANURES AND BIOFERTILIZERS ON PLANT AND SOIL NUTRIENT 01-10 6 STATUS UNDER PAPAYA CULTIVATION (CARICA PAPAYA L.) ECO-FRIENDLY MANAGEMENT OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE IN PEPPER USING 01-11 6 ANDROGRAPHIS PANICULATA DRY POWDER YIELD STABILITY ANALYSIS OF HEDGE LUCERNE GENOTYPES (DESMANTHUS VIRGATUS L. 01-12 7 WILLD) CROP NUTRITIONAL RESILIENCE AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF SOIL AMELIORATION FOR 01-13 ENHANCED FRUIT YIELD AND QUALITY IN PAPAYA (CARICA PAPAYA L.) : AN EMERGING 7 NUTRACEUTICALLY IMPORTANT FRUIT CROP OF KERALA HYPERSPECTRAL SIGNATURES FOR MODELING PLANT PIGMENTS AND VEGETATIVE 01-14 8 INDICES OF DIFFERENT PADDY CULTIVARS AS A TOOL IN PRECISION FARMING 01-15 STANDARDISATION OF PROCESS PROTOCOL FOR OSMO-CONVECTIVE DRIED PINEAPPLE 8 PATHOGENICITY OF RHABDITIS, A NATIVE ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODE AGAINST 01-16 9 TERMITE NON-WOVEN FABRIC WRAP: A NEW INTERVENTION TO SUPPRESS WHITE STEM BORER 01-17 10 (XYLOTRECHUS QUADRIPES, CHEV.) POPULATION IN COFFEE PLANTATIONS COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIOSGENIN CONTENT IN TWO SELECTED VARIETIES OF 01-18 10 DIOSCOREA SP. GREEN SYNTHESIZED ZINC OXIDE NANOPARTICLES AS NUTRIENT SOURCE FOR MAIZE 01-19 11 (ZEA MAYS L.) 01-20 CALLUS REGENERATION FROM LEAF SHEATH EXPLANTS OF SILK BANANA ‘POOVAN’ (AAB) 11 GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES FOR QUALITY RAW DRUG PRODUCTION IN BRAHMI 01-21 12 (BACOPA MONNIERI) IN VITRO SCREENING OF SELECTED ZINGIBERALES FOR ANTIOXIDANT, ANTIFUNGAL, 01-22 12 ANTHELMINTIC AND CYTOTOXIC ACTIVITIES 01-23 MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF BANANA BUNCHY TOP VIRUS IN KERALA ISOLATES 13 Poster presentation CHARACTERIZATION AND COMPARISON OF NANOBIOSENSOR FOR THE DETECTION OF 01-24 13 BANANA BUNCHY TOP VIRUS ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL IN RELATION TO PHENOLICS AND PIGMENTS ISOLATED FROM 01-25 14 SOME SELECTED LANDRACES OF DIOSCOREA ALATA L. STABILITY AND COLOR CHARACTERISTICS OF ANTHOCYANINS, ISOLATED FROM 01-26 14 DIOSCOREA ALATA L., AS A NATURAL FOOD COLOURANT i 31st Kerala Science Congress, 02-03 February, 2019, Fatima Mata National College, Kollam EVALUATION OF RED AMARANTHUS GENOTYPES (AMARANTHUS TRICOLOR L.) UNDER WATER 01-27 15 STRESS CONDITION EVALUATION OF ROS CYCLE AND TOLERANCE MECHANISM IN SESAMUM ORIENTALE L. 01-28 15 AGAINST ALTERNARIA SESAMI PROFITABILITY OF LOWLAND CASSAVA CULTIVATION AS INFLUENCED BY SOURCES OF 01-29 16 ORGANIC MANURE AND N AND P LEVELS PROFITABILITY OF TANNIA CULTIVATION AS INFLUENCED BY TILLAGE SYSTEM SOIL 01-30 16 CONDITIONER AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT 01-31 VEGETABLE INTERCROPPING SYSTEM UNDER FERTIGATION 17 A STUDY ON THE ENTREPRENEURIAL BEHAVIOUR OF LEASE LAND VEGETABLE GROWERS 01-32 17 IN THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DISTRICT NUTRIENT ANALYSIS OF PSIDIUM GUINEENSE SW. (MYRTACEAE) - AN UNDERUTILIZED 01-33 18 EDIBLE FRUIT FOUND IN KERALA. VALUE - ADDED PRODUCTS FROM JACKFRUIT AND PAPAYA FOR FOOD SECURITY AND 01-34 19 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 01-35 PHYSICOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF THE FRUITS OF CULINARY MELON AND SNAP MELON 19 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF GINGER (ZINGIBER OFFICINALE ROSC.) VARIETIES UNDER 01-36 ORGANIC NUTRITION : AN ECO FRIENDLY APPROACH TO AMELIORATE SOIL NUTRITION 20 AND MAINTAIN SOIL SUSTAINABILITY POST HARVEST TREATMENT WITH SALICYLIC ACID TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL QUALITIES OF 01-37 20 NENDRAN BANANA DURING STORAGE 01-38 SEED PRIMING AND PGPR MIX-1 NUTRITION ON THE YIELD OF UPLAND RICE 21 ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL IN RELATION TO PHENOLICS AND PIGMENTS ISOLATED FROM 01-39 21 SOME SELECTED LANDRACES OF DIOSCOREA ALATA L. BACTERIAL BROOD DISEASE MANAGEMENT OF HONEY BEES (APIS CERANA INDICA FAB.) 01-40 22 USING BOTANICALS 01-41 ENHANCING SEED LONGEVITY IN VEGETABLE SEEDS USING FILM COAT TECHNIQUE 22 PROCESS OPTIMISATION OF A PROBIOTIC CEREAL BASED FERMENTED PRODUCT USING L. 01-42 23 CASEI ISOLATED FROM PROBIOTIC MILK DRINK 01-43 A REFINED MEDIUM FOR RAPID MULTIPLICATION OF DENDROBIUM HYBRIDS 23 ENHANCEMENT OF RICE YIELD IN KUTTANAD THROUGH SOIL AMELIORATION AND 01-44 24 SUPPLEMENTARY FOLIAR NUTRITION 01-45 COMPARATIVE PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SEED OILS IN FOUR ANNONA SPECIES 24 Impact OF agricultural PRACTICES IN TRIGGERING FLOOD DAMAGE AND ITS 01-46 25 POTENTIAL SCOPE IN REDUCING THE SAME 01-47 GENE ACTION FOR SEED shattering IN RICE (Oryza sativa L.) 25 Impact OF PRE - storage SEED invigoration AND PERIOD OF thawing ON SEED 01-48 26 LONGEVITY IN ASH GOURD (BENINCASA HISPIDA (THUNB.) COGN.) SEEDS. 02. BIOTECHNOLOGY Best Paper GENETIC AND BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF PEST RESISTANCE BY A DIPLOID MUSA CULTIVAR 02-01 26 AGAINST BANANA PSEUDOSTEM BORER AND PROSPECTS FOR PEST MANAGEMENT ECO-FRIENDLY GREEN INHIBITION OF MILD STEEL CORROSION IN ACIDIC ENVIRONMENT 02-02 27 BY TAMARINDUS INDICA LEAF EXTRACT CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANT ENDOPHYTE BY 02-03 PHENOMIC AND GENOMIC APPROACH FOR PLANT PROBIOTIC FUNCTION AND ENHANCED 27 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY Oral presentation DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFECTIVE SYSTEM FOR OVER EXPRESSION AND MOLECULAR 02-04 CHARACTERIZATION
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