S. L. Naik

Acharya Nagarjuna University

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D. N. R. Reddy

Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University

B. Sannappa

University of Mysore

S. C. Goray

M. Jagadish Naik

Acharya Nagarjuna University

Ashok Krishna

Sanofi (United States)

L. K. Joshi

Lovely Professional University

O. P. Verma

Narendra Dev University of Agriculture and Technology

Piyush Devraj

P. K. Nigam

H. K. Khosla

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Acharya Nagarjuna University

Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University

University of Mysore

Sanofi (United States)

Georgia Institute of Technology

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya

Lovely Professional University

Narendra Dev University of Agriculture and Technology

Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture

Indian Institute of Water Management

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Post Harvest Diseases of Tomato in Jabalpur and Control of the Alternaria Rot

Indian Journal of Horticulture (1973)

S. L. Naik L. K. Joshi

Alternaria tenuis, Rhizopus nigricans, Oospora lactis f. parasitica, Aspergillus niger, Fusarium solani, Colletotrichum phomoides and Curvularia lunata were invariably isolated from tomato fruits collected from local market of Jabalpur during 1969–70 showing rotting symptoms. The combined effect of fruit dip and treatment of wrapping or padding material with diphenylamine or Aureofungin is suggested for the control of Alternaria rot.

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Aspergillus niger

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Fusarium solani

Colletotrichum

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Incidence of boll rot, boll and locule damage in different Bt cotton crops.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT PROTECTION (2009)

L. Chinthagunta O. P. Verma Piyush Devraj S. L. Naik Ashok Krishna

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Relation between Pseudodendrothrips mori population and leaf characters in mulberry varieties.

Journal of Farm Sciences (2000)

S. L. Naik D. N. R. Reddy B. Sannappa

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Impact of Botanical Extracts on the Incidence of Major Pest (tukra) in Mulberry leaves on Carbohydrate metabolism in Silkworm, Bombyx Mori L.

S. L. Naik M. Jagadish Naik

The continuous use of pesticides over a period of time cannot sustain the crop yield and also harmful affects on soil and environment. Mulberry leaves are the predominant food source for silkworm, Bombyx mori rearing. The incidence of Pink mealy bug occurring in mulberry plantation can cause tukra disease that leads to qualitative loss of mulberry plantation. The present study was undertaken to study the effect of local botanical plant extracts having potential against the pests and insects as natural botanicals origin by foliar spray. The botanical plant extracts viz., Azadirachta indicia, pongamia pinnata and occimum sanctum were sprayed to occurring mealy bugs at the early cause of infection to V1 mulberry variety and reared to Silkworm. The total carbohydrates and glycogen and glucose parameters were studied in tissues like silk gland and haemolymph. The carbohydrate and glucose activity gradually increased this increase however was significant at (P>0.05).There were a gradual decrease of Glycogen level from day 3 to day 6, this decrease was however non significant. Foliar spray of the extracts hold greater promise for control of tukra infested mulberry leaves and did not affect the carbohydrate metabolism in silkworms.

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Carbohydrate Metabolism

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Spread of eriophyid mites into the coconut gardens of Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh.

Inḍiyan Nāḷikēra Jēṇal (2000)

L. S. Reddy S. L. Naik

Cocos nucifera

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Feeding thrips infested mulberry leaves and its effect on the growth of young age silkworm, Bombyx mori.

Journal of Farm Sciences (2000)

S. L. Naik D. N. R. Reddy B. Sannappa

Sericulture

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Genetic Analysis of Resistance to Linseed Wilt

Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding (The) (1988)

S. C. Goray H. K. Khosla Y. M. Upadhyaya P. K. Nigam S. L. Naik

Six Unseed (Linum usitatissimum Linn.) types, 3 resistant, R-5S2, R-556 and G-194, and 3 susceptible, IPI-6, R-17 and G-440, to wilt were subjected to a diallel crossing involving 15 crosses. Out of these, three crosses, IPI-6 × R-17, IPI-6 × G-440 and R-17 × G-440, were with both the susceptible parents; nine crosses, 1PM × R-552, IPM × R-556, IPI-6 × G-194, R-17 × R-552, R-17 × R-556, R-17 × G-194, G-440 × R-552, G-440 × R-556 and G-440 × G-194, involved a single resistant parent; and three crosses, Jt-552 × R-556, R-552 × G-194 and R-556 × G-194, with both resistant parents. Genes governing resistance were worked out by χ2 test. A monogenic, digenic and trigenic pattern of gene action was recorded for the resistance to linseed wilt (Fusarium oxysporium) in the crosses studied.

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Over wintering of Phakopsora pachyrhizi Sydow - the rust pathogen, on self sown soybean plants

JOURNAL OF MYCOLOGY AND PLANT PATHOLOGY (2001)

A. Krishna S. L. Naik

Phakopsora pachyrhizi

Soybean rust

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Effect of Botanical Extracts against the Tukra (Maconellicoccus Hirsutus) Infested Mulberry on Trehalose and Phosphorylase Activity in Silkworm, Bombyx Mori L.

IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science (2012)

S. L. Naik

Mulberry, Morus Alba, (L.)Leaves are the predominant food source for silkworm, Bombyx mori rearing.Pink mealy bug infests the mulberry plants and cause Tukra diseases that leads to qualitative loss of mulberry plantation.Hence a preliminary study was carried out using plant extracts as natural botanicals origin by spraying tukra infested mulberry leaves.The botanical extract sprayed to tukra infested mulberry leaves fed to the silkworms and its impact on Trehalose, Phosphorylase activity in tissues like fat bodies and haemolymph was studied.For the study, good healthy leaves(Control)and plant extracts viz., Azadirachta indica,Ocimum Sanctum,&parthenium hysterophorus were sprayed to tukra infested V1 mulberry variety and fed to Silkworm (CSR2 Bivoltine hybrid).The trehalose activity gradually increased, this increase however was significant (P>0.05).The elevation in total phosphorylase activity gradually progressed from day 3 to day 6, in the order: day 3<4<5<6; and the magnitude of increase between one day to the other were statistically significant when fed with natural extracts sprayed mulberry to silkworm Foliar spray of the extracts hold greater promise for control of tukra infested mulberry leaves and did not affect enzyme activity in silkworms.This can sturdily suggest that the aqueous Extract sprayed infested mulberry leaves can be effectively utilized for the silkworm rearing instead of pesticides insecticides for mulberry sericulturistes.

10.9790/2380-0125053

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