Abstracts

RAMBSWERD ABSTRACTS

27 SEF02 VALUE ADDITION TO BY-PRODUCTS OF SERICULTURE INDUSTRY BY BETTER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

75 SEC21 Recycling of silkworm rearing wastes for mushroom production

59 SEH05 AN MICRO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABILITY OF SERICULTURE

1 SEB14 Population fluctuation of Helicotylenchus Steiner, 1945 in relation to Soil abiotic factors in mulberry field at Gangapur, Aurangabad district, Maharashtra, India. Avhad et al

6 SED09 Studies on the effect of different manure application on mulberry leaf quality and its impact on disease development in silkworm Bombyx mori L.

10 SEA04 Impact of turmeric and ginger intercropping in paired row mulberry (V-1) plantation on yield of mulberry under Integrated Nutrient Management Practices (INM

17 SEH01 MULBERRY SERICULTURE IN TRIPURA

31 SEB07 Response of mulberry to inoculation of Potash mobilizing bacterial isolate and other bio-inoculants

34 SEA10 NPK Fertilizers on the Growth and yield

39 SEA15 INTERCROPPING SYSTEM IN MIZORAM CONDITION

40 SEA16 Influence of seri-compost and vermicompost

41 SEA17 Importance of trenchllg and mulchtag

47 SEC13 INTEGRATED MULBERRY NUTRITION

61 SEA19 Leaf yield and quality improvement in mulberry through integrated use of bioinoculants

66 SEA20 Soil nutrient depletion – An increasing threat for sustainable

mulberry production

67 SEA24 EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF EARLY SPOURTING MULBERRY VARIETY “SHIVALIK

68 SEA26 Use of Phyto-mulches for improved productivity in mulberry

69 SEA27 Nutrient status of mulberry during Spring season

72 SEB12 Earthworm as a manufactory for bio-fertilizer

8 SEA02 EVALUATION OF ELITE MULBERRY GENETIC RESOURCES THROUGH BIOASSAY

9 SEA03 STUDIES ON THE EVALUATION OF QUALITY OF ELITE MULBERRY GERMPLASM ACCESSIONS THROUGH BIOASSAY.

30 SEA09 Genome characterization and development of linkage map for mulberry

37 SEA13 INFLUENCE OF GDD ON SPROUTING BEHAVIOUR MULBERRY

70 SEA28 Evaluation of suitable media and explants for invitro development of different mulberry varieties

11 SEB01 Screening of mulberry root rot pathogens for cellulase and laccase enzymes

12 SEB02 Efficacy of neem products and recommended chemicals for control of mulberry thrips (Psedodendrothrips mori Niwa)

13 SEB03 Incidence of thrips (Psedodendrothrips mori Niwa)

25 SEB05 Seasonal Occurrence and Population Dynamics of Insect Pests Associated with Mulberry Ecosystem

29 SEB06 Classical biological control of the Papaya Mealybug,

42 SEB08 FORECASTING OF SPIRALLING WHITE FLY

43 SEB09 EFFECT OF NAIZOCTONIA BATATICOLA ON MUL GERMINATION

44 SEB10 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PAPAYA MEALY BUG

51 SED03 EFFICACY OF BOTANICALS AGAINST FUNGUS BEAUVERIA BASSIANA

71 SEB11 bio-control of black root rot and root knot disease

73 SEB13 DIFFERENT PLANT EXTRACTS FOR MANAGEMENT OF MEALYBUGS

18 SEH02 Scenario of Sericulture in countries across the world

33 S1 WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

53 SEF04 Villages Turning Old Age Homes - A Detrimental For Sericulture

54 SEF05 SILK CITY RAMANAGRAM

55 SEF06 SERICULTURE AN INSTRUMENT TO RURAL WOMEN’S ECONOMIC GROWTH

56 SEF07 GENDER ASPECTS OF SERICULTURE IN MOUNTAIN AREAS – CSB INITIATIVES

57 SEF08 Job’s tears a natural bead for value addition to silk bio-crafts – Perspectives

58 SEF09 CAN SERICULTURE HELP TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC STANDARDS OF RURAL GOAN WOMEN?

65 SEH08 Sustainable mulberry leaf and silk cocoon production ECONOMIC ASSAY

92 SEF11 MULBERRY SERICULTURE CREATES JOB OPPORTUNITY

93 SEF12 VILLAGES TURNING OLD AGE HOMES - DETRIMENTAL TO SERICULTURE

94 SEF13 Participation of Women Sericulturists in Silkworm Rearing Practices

97 SEH11 Silkworm seed sector reforms through central seed act

3 SEC37 Performance of BRO2 x NP4 -a new bivoltine hybrid identified for rearing during summer season in Karnataka

4 SEC38 Isolation of lines based on cocoon colour segregation under ultra violet light in a bivoltine race of the silkworm Bombyx mori

5 SEC39 Performance of KS10 a unique race of the silkworm Bombyx mori with dominant diapause inhibiting gene under cool temperature at Ooty.

7 SEA01 Microsatellite marker analysis of exotic germplasm supports the historical spread of mulberry from China to other Asian, European and African countries

14 SEC01 Quantitative estimation of protein content in the silkworm

15 SEC02 Evaluation of bivoltine under abiotic stress in northern India.

20 SEC03 Carbohydrate content in the silkworm

28 SEA07 Development and characterization of genic and genomic microsatellite markers in mulberry ( Morus. spp)

32 SEC09 NEW SEX LIMITED BREEDS YUVA5 AND YUVA14

35 SEA11 Effect of stabilizing selection on CSR2

36 SEA12 Comparative performance of GEN3 x GEN2 hybrid

38 SEA14 Modeling and docking studies of silkworm octopamine receptor

46 SEC11 NDV6 x CSR51 and L14 x CSR50

48 SEC14 Inheritance of total midgut protease and protein

49 SEC15 SYSTEMATIC BV BREED MAINTENANCE

50 SEC16 PHRNOTYPIC EVAL OF THERMOTOLERANCE

63 SEC18 Heat shock induced changes in the hatching and protein profile

64 SEC19 Differential expression of heat shock proteins

74 SEC20 New Bivoltine Silkworm Hybrid, Pam114 x Pam117

76 SEC22 Multivoltine strains for rearing exclusively ART DIET

78 SEC26 COMPARISON OF MORPHOMETRIC TRAITS AND LONGEVITY

79 SEC28 BIOMETRIC EVALUATION OF SILKWOROM HYBRIDS

80 SEC29 ESTIMATION OF HETEROSIS

81 SEC30 Role of SW breeding in sustainable bivoline sericulture in north India

82 SEC35 SK6 AND SK7 BIVOLTINE BREEDS

83 SED05 EGG PRESERVATION SCHEDULES FOR “BARPAT”, AN UNIVOLTINE RACE

95 SEH09 Marketing Strategies for Promotion of Sericulture Industry

19 MBA01 Nanoparticles: A unique Tool to cure Diseases in the Field of Cell & Tissue Engineering.

23 MBA02 Quantum Dots: Surface Modification for Detection of Pathogens

24 MBA03 Disinfection of water by Titanium Dioxide/ Doped TiO2

52 SED04 ASTRA ANKUSH

85 SED07 COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF VIRULENCE IN THE IDENTIFIED SILKWORM BREEDS THROUGH NPV INOCULATION AND TEMPARATURE INDUCTION

2 SEC35 Relevance of feed, and selection for cocoon and shell weight during seed multiplication on the performance of subsequent generations

21 SEH03 Semi-synthetic artificial diet in chawki rearing

22 SEC04 Rearing performance- mulberry leaves obtained at different days of pruning

45 SEC10 CHAWKI CONCEPT RESURFACED - A BOON TO SERICULTURE

60 SEH07 WOMEN FRIENDLY MACHINERY

62 SEC17 Biochemical, biological and commercial traits changes under induced thermal stress

77 SEC24 Plant extract based Growth promoter for Silkworm

96 SEH10 CHAWKI CONCEPT - A BOON TO SERICULTURE

98 SEH12 Enterprise model of silkworm chawki rearing centres

16 SEE01 QUANTIFICATION OF BOIL-OFF LOSS IN THE COCOON SHELLS

26 SEE02 Novel application of microbial gum in silk printing

84 SED06 POST COCOON MORTALITY IN THE SILKWORM (BOMBYX MORI L.),DUE TO BmNPV INFECTION

86 SEE03 COMPARATIVE TECHNO-ECONOMICS OF MULTIEND REELING AND MULTIEND REELING CUM TWISTING

87 SEE04 CHARACTERIZATION OF BULKY RAW SILK PRODUCED USING DIFFERENTIAL ROTARY TRAVERSE MECHANISM

88 SEE05 INFLUENCE OF COCOON STIFLING METHODS AND COOKING CONDITION

89 SEE06 STUDIES ON THE BOIL OF LOSS AND LOUSINESS ATTRIBUTES OF MULBERRY SILKWORM

90 SEE07 Waste heat utilization for improving energy efficiency and environment in silk reeling industry

91 SEE08 Morphological and Structural studies on the suitability of TFO twisted silk

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