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Teacher Profile
1. Personal Details
Permanent address Prof. (Dr.) G. B. Dixit.
„Varada‟, 255, R. K. Nagar, Hsg. Soc. 5,
Kolhapur – 416 013.
Contact Phone (M) -91-9421106697 , (R) – 0231-2637605
Email – [email protected]
Date of Birth 24th October 1952.
2. Academic Details
Sr.
No. Institutional Place Degree awarded Year
1. Shivaji University, Kolhapur M.Sc. March, 1975
2. University of Mumbai, Mumbai. Ph.D.* April, 1980
*Title of work – “Cytogenetics and Chemotaxonomic studies in some Passiflora species”
Present Designation Professor
Institution Department of Botany, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
3. Research Specialization Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding
4. Teaching and Research Experience U.G.- --Nil-- P.G.- 32 years
Position held Year University /Institution
Secondary Teacher 1975-1976 R. B. Vidyalaya, Nagthane, Dist.
Sangli. (M. S.).
Jr. Research Fellow (UGC) 1976-1979 S. P. C. College, Margao, Goa.
Sr. Research Fellow (UGC) 1979-1980 S. P. C. College, Margao, Goa.
Lecturer in Cytogenetics and Plant
Breeding
1980-1985 Dept. of Botany, Shivaji
University, Kolhapur.
Prof. (Dr.) G. B. Dixit.
Department of Botany,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur. India
Phone (O) - 0231-2609155.
Ema Email : [email protected]
Sr. Lecturer 1985-1990 -do-
Reader 1990-1997 -do-
Professor 1997 to till date -do-
In-charge Head 2004-2007 Dept. of Biotechnology, Shivaji
University, Kolhapur.
Head of the Department 2007-2010 Dept. of Botany, Shivaji
University, Kolhapur.
5. Research guidance
Awarded Submitted Working
Ph. D. M. Phil. Ph. D. M. Phil. Ph. D. M. Phil.
15 06 01 00 00 00
A. Awarded students
Ph. D.:
1. Dr. A. H. Kulkarni, Physiological studies in marine alga Gracillaria corticata. 1984.
2. Dr. (Miss) P. R. Wadkar, Studies in Salt tolerance of Crotolaria species. 1989.
3. Dr. S. S. Phulari, Cytogenetical and physiological studies in Capsicum. 1992.
4. Dr. K. S. Patil, Cytotaxonomical and genetical studies in Araceae from Western Ghats of
Maharashtra. 1996.
5. Dr. Neetin. S. Desai, Cytogenetical studies in Indian Urginea species. 1999.
6. Dr. N. A. Ghanwat, Cytogenetical studies in winged bean – Psopocarpus tetragonolobus,
2000.
7. Dr. Rajaram. V. Gurav, Studies in Orchids from Western Ghats. 2007.
8. Dr. Vinayak. V. Kedage, in vitro studies in Vitis vinifera. 2007.
9. Dr. (Miss) Swaroopa. Ram. Ghatge, In vitro cultural studies in medicinal plants viz.
Hemidesmus indicus (L.) Shult. and Rubia cordifolia L. 2007.
10. Dr. Sandeep Ramchandra Pai, Studies in medicinal plants : Ancistrocladus heyneanus
Wall. Ex Grah. and Nothapodytes nimmoniana (Grah.) Mabb. 2009.
11. Dr. Nilesh Vitthalrao Pawar, Studies in Zingiber officinale Roscoe. 2009.
12. Dr. Prashant G. Kawar, Sugarcane Grassy Shoot Phytoplasma Genome Survey By
Suppression Substractive Hybridization Approach with High Specificity. 2010.
13. Dr. Mansingraj Shahajirao Nimbalkar, In vitro studies in salt tolerance of Amranthus
species. 2011.
14. Mr. Sunil Dalvi, In vitro approaches for improvement of Sugarcane cultivar. 2012.
15. Ms. Firdose Kousar Rabbani Kolar, Cytogenetical Studies in Delphinium malabaricum
(Huth) Munz: A Potential Ornamental Plant. 2013.
M. Phil.:
1. Mr. M. D. Jadhav, Cytogenetical studies in Passiflora (Passiflora incarnata). 1983.
2. Mr. V. S. Vastrad, Induced mutational studies in Crotolaria juncea. 1984.
3. Mr. P. R. Patil, Cytological and physiological studies in Urginea indica. 1984.
4. Mr. Subhash K. Sewane, Cytological studies in Ipomoea fistulosa. 1986.
5. Mr. A. A. Shingna, Cytogenetical studies in some Crotolaria species. 1990.
6. Mr. U. A. Yadav, Cytological studies in Cynotis don.
C. Working Students
Ph. D.:
-- Nil –
M. Phil.:
-- Nil –
1. Research publications
International National Proceedings Books
37 18 04 03
International:
1. Upadhye, A. B., Dixit G. B. and Karadge. B. A. Peroxidase in Crassulacean Acid Metabolism in
Plants: Difficulties in determination of activity. Plant Physiol. and Biochem. 13:33-39. 1986. (IF-
2.838)
2. Dixit G. B. and Yadav S. R. Cytotaxonomical and genetical studies in Urginea Steinh species
from India. Cytologia. 54(4): 715-721. 1989. (IF-0.470).
3. Yadav S. R. and Dixit G. B. Cytotaxonomical studies in Indian Urginea Steinh. Species.
Cytologia. 55: 293-300. 1990. (IF-0.470).
4. Patil K. S., Yadav S. R., Dixit G. B. and Bogner J. Eine lang verchollene Cryptocoryne aus
Indien: Cryprocoryne cognata Schott (Araceae). Aqua planta. 2: 69-65. 1992.
5. Yadav S. R., Patil V.N., Dixit G. B., and Singh N. P. A new species of Brachystelma
(Asclepidaceae) from India, Kew Bulletin 48(1): 59-61. 1993.
6. Krenn L., Steilnchner A., Dixit G. B. and Kopp B. Bufadienolidgehalt und zusammensetzung
indischer meerzwieblen. Sci. Pham. 61: 213-214. 1993.
7. Patil K. S. and Dixit G. B. Cytological studies in Araceae Part-I. Aroideana 18: 40-45. 1995.
8. Kedage V. V., Jai C. Tilak, G. B. Dixit, TPA Devasagayam and MinaI Mhatre Antioxidant
Properties of Different Varieties of Grapes (Vitis Vinifera L.) in India. Critical Reviews in Food
Science and Nutrition 47:175-185. 2007. (IF-4.510).
9. Pai S. R., Kamble M. Y., Pawar N. V., Yadav S. R., Dixit G. B., Chavan P. D. and Yadav U. S..
„Karyomorphological Analysis of Delphinium malabaricum (Huth) Munz: A Rare Endemic
Potential Ornamental Plant from Peninsular India‟ Cytologia. 72(3): 319–322, 2007. (IF-0.470).
10. Pawar N. V., Patil V. B., Kamble S. S. and Dixit G. B. First report of Aspergillus niger as a plant
pathogen on Zingiber officinale from India. Plant disease. 92: 9, 1368, 2008. (IF-2.449).
11. Ghatge S. R., Kedage V. V. and Dixit G. B. Somatic Embryogenesis and Plant Regeneration of a
Rare and Multipurpose Medicinal Plant Hemidesmus Indicus (L.) Schult. Plant Cell
Biotechnology and Molecular Biology. 9 (1&2): 71-74.2008.
12. Pai S. R., Nimbalkar M. S., Pawar N. V., Kedage V. V. and Dixit G. B. „In vitro embryo culture
and ex situ regeneration studies in Ancistrocladus heyneanus Wall. ex Grah.‟ Plant Cell
Biotechnology and Molecular Biology. 9(3&4): 95-100.2008.
13. Kawar, P G., Prabu, G. R. Dixit G.B. and Prasad D.T. Isolation of Expressed DNA Fragments
from the Uncultured Sugarcane Grassy Shoot Phytoplasma Associated with Sugarcane Grassy
Shoot (SCGS) Disease by Arbitrarily Primed Polymerase Chain Reaction (AP-PCR). IX Plant
Pathology and VI Molecular Biology, June 23-27, 2008, Cali, Colombia, South America.
14. Kedage V. V., Ghatge S. R., Yadav S. R., and Dixit G. B. Rescue of an endemic and vulnerable
plant, Seshagiria sahyadrica Ans. And Hem. through micropropagation. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.
India. Sect. B. 79(3):262-266, 2009.
15. Pai S. R., Nimbalkar M. S., Pawar N. V., Patil R. P., and Dixit G. B. ‘Seasonal discrepancy in
phenolic content and antioxidant properties from bark of Nothapodytes nimmoniana (Grah.)
Mabb.‟ International Journal of Pharma and Biosciences. 1(3): 1-17, 2010.
16. Pawar N. V., Nimbalkar M. S., Pai S. R., Kolar F. R. and Dixit G. B. „RP-HPLC analysis of 6-
gingerol and assessment of antioxidant activities in EMS treated ginger‟ Journal of Phytology.
2(3): 13-23, 2010.
17. Pawar N. V., Nimbalkar M. S., Pai S. R., Kolar F. R. and Dixit G. B. ‘Induction of chlorophyll
mutants in Zingiber officinale Roscoe by gamma rays and EMS.’ Emirates Journal of Food and
Agriculture. 22 (5): 406-411, 2010.
18. Kawar P. G., Pagariya M. C., Dixit G.B., and Prasad D. T. Identification and Isolation of SCGS
Phytoplasma – specific Fragments by Riboprofiling and Development of specific Diagnostic
Tool. J. Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology. 19 (2): 185-194. 2010. (IF-0.412).
19. Kawar P. G., Pagariya M. C., Patel S. R., Dixit G.B., and Prasad D. T. An Overview of Partial
Genome Sequence of First Asiatic Phytoplasma Strain (SCGS) – Indian isolate. Asian Journal of
Plant Pathology. 4 (1): 16-19, 2010.
20. Pawar N. V., Pai S. R., Nimbalkar M. S and Dixit G. B. RP-HPLC analysis of Phenolic
Antioxidant compound 6-gingerol from different ginger cultivars. Food Chemistry. 126: 1330-
1336, 2011. (IF- 3.458)
21. Nimbalkar M. S., Kshirsagar P. R., Shimpale V. B., Pawar N. V., and Dixit G.B. ‘DNA barcoding
for identification of the enigmatic plant Ramkand‟ Current Science. 100 (9):1277, 2011. (IF-
0.897)
22. Pai S. R., Pawar N. V., Nimbalkar M. S and Dixit G. B. Optimization of extraction techniques
and quantification of Betulinic Acid (BA) by RP-HPLC method from Ancistrocladus heyneanus
Wall. Ex Grah. Industrial Crops and Products 34(3): 1458–1464, 2011. (IF-2.507)
23. Ghatge S. R., Kudale S and Dixit G. B. An Improved Plant Regeneration System for High
Frequency Multiplication of Rubia cordifolia L.: A Rare Medicinal Plant. Asian Journal of
Biotechnology,3(4) 397-405, 2011.
24. Chavan J. J., Nimbalkar M. S., Gaikwad N. B., Dixit G.B., and Yadav S. R., In vitro propagation
of Ceropegia spiralis Wight- An Endemic And Rare Potential Ornamental Plant Of Peninsular
India. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. India. Sect. B. 81:120-126, 2011.
25. Chavan J. J., Nimbalkar M. S., Adsul A. A., Kamble S. S., Gaikwad N. B., Dixit G.B., Gurav R.
V., Bapat V. A. and Yadav S. R., Micropropagation and invitro flowering of endemic and
endangered plant Ceropegia attenuata Hook. J. Plant Bio chem. Biotechnol. 20(2): 276-282,
2011. (IF-0.412).
26. Kolar F. R., Pawar N. V., and Dixit G.B., Induced Chlorophyll Mutations in Delphinium
malabaricum (Huth) Munz. Journal of Applied Horticulture. 13 (1): 18-24, 2011.
27. Kolar F. R., Kamble V. S, and Dixit G.B., Phytochemical constituents and antioxidant potential
of some underused fruits. African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 5(18):2067-2072,
2011. (IF-0.839).
28. Bapat V. A., Dixit G.B. and Yadav S. R. Plant biodiversity conservation and role of botanists.
Current Science. 102 (10):1366- 1369, 2012. (IF-0.897).
29. Dalvi S. G., Vasekar V. C., Yadav A., Tawar P. N., Dixit G. B. Threetha Prasad D., Deshmukh,
R. B., Screening of Promising Sugarcane Somaclones for Agronomic Traits, and Smut Resistance
Using PCR Amplification of Inter Transcribed Region (ITS) of Sporisorium scitaminae. Sugar
Tech, DOI: 10.1007/s12355-011-0132-y 2012.
30. Kolar F. R., Gosavi, K. V., and Chandore A. N., Yadav S. R., Dixit G.B. Comparative Karyotype
Analysis of Delphinium malabaricum var. malabaricum (Huth) Munz and Delphinium
malabaricum var. ghaticum Billore. Cytologia. 77 (1): 113-119, 2012. (IF-0.470).
31. Nimbalkar M. S., Pai S. R., Pawar N. V., Oulkar D. and Dixit G. B. Free amino acid
profiling in grain Amaranth using LC–MS/MS. Food Chemistry. 134:2565–2569. 2012. (IF-
3.458).
32. Desai N., Kawalkar H. and Dixit G.B. Biosystematics and Evolutionary Studies in Indian Drimia
species. J. of Systematics and Evolution. 2012. (IF-1.596).
33. Sandeep R. Pai, Pawar N. V., Nimbalkar M. S., Kshirsagar P. R., Kolar F. K. and Dixit G. B.
Seasonal variation in content of camptothecin from bark of Nothapodytes nimmoniana (Grah.)
Mabb. using HPLC analysis.‟ Pharmacognosy Research. 5(3): 223-228.
34. Chavan, J. J., Nalawade, A. S., Gaikwad, N. B., Gurav, R. V., Dixit, G. B., & Yadav, S. R.
(2014). An efficient in vitro regeneration of Ceropegia noorjahaniae: an endemic and critically
endangered medicinal herb of the Western Ghats.Physiology and Molecular Biology of
Plants, 20(3), 405-410.
35. Chavan, J. J., Jagtap, U. B., Gaikwad, N. B., Dixit, G. B., & Bapat, V. A. (2013). Total phenolics,
flavonoids and antioxidant activity of Saptarangi (Salacia chinensis L.) fruit pulp. Journal of
Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 22(4), 409-413.
36. Chavan, J. J., Gaikwad, N. B., Kshirsagar, P. R., Umdale, S. D., Bhat, K. V., Dixit, G. B., &
Yadav, S. R. (2013). Highly efficient in vitro proliferation and genetic stability analysis of
micropropagated Ceropegia evansii by RAPD and ISSR markers: A critically endangered plant of
Western Ghats. Plant Biosystems-An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant
Biology, (ahead-of-print), 1-9.
37. Chavan, J. J., Gaikwad, N. B., Kshirsagar, P. R., Umdale, S. D., Bhat, K. V., Dixit, G. B., &
Yadav, S. R. (2013). Application of molecular markers to appraise the genetic fidelity of
Ceropegia spiralis, a threatened medicinal plant of South India. CURRENT SCIENCE, 105(10),
1348-1350.
National:
1. Torne S. G. and Dixit. G. B. Pollen grains of Asclepias. J. Biol. Sci. 20: 28-35. 1977.
2. Dixit G. B. and Torne S. G. One new interspecific hybrid in the genus Passiflora. Curr. Sci. 47:
29-31. 1978. (IF-0.897).
3. Dixit G. B. and Torne S.G. Heterostyly in Passiflora: Effect of selfing and crossing in P. edulis f.
flav. and P. incarnata L. J. Cytol. Genet. 19: 4-9. 1984.
4. Dixit G. B. and Jadhav. M. D. Meiotic studies in Passiflora incarnata L. J. Cytol. Genet. 19: 10-
14. 1984.
5. Dixit G. B. and Nerle S. K. Cytotoxic effects of industrial effluents of Allium cepa. Geobios. 12:
237-240. 1985.
6. Yadav S. R., Dixit G. B. and Salunkhe C. B. Cytological studies in Aponogeton satarensis Ragh.
Kul. Et Yadav. Curr. Sci. 58: 81-82. 1989. (IF-0.897).
7. Yadav S. R., Salunkhe C. B. and Dixit G. B. Two new records of Asclepiadaceae from
Maharashtra J. Bomb. Nat. Hist. Soci. 86(3): 480-82. 1989.
8. Dixit G. B., Yadav S. R. and Patil K. S. Cytological studies of an endemic rare taxon Dipcadi
concanense (Dalz.) Bakes.. J. Cytol. Genet. 27: 91-94. 1992.
9. Jakhi P. S., Desai N. S. and Dixit G. B. Karyological studies in Dipcadi erythraeum. J. Cytol.
Genet. 29: 91-95. 1994.
10. Phulari S. S. and Dixit G. B. Effect of different forms of nitrogen fertilizers on organic
metabolism in Capsicum varieties, Geobios 22: 103-112. 1995.
11. Mehetre S. S., Lad S. K., Desai N. S., Dixit G. B. and Dahat D. V. Induced nonsenescing
polycarpic mutant in soybean. Nature & Biosphere 1: 40-47. 1996.
12. Phulari S. S. and Dixit G. B. Cytological studies in Capsicum: Karyomorphological studies in
parents and hybrids of Capsicum annum and C. frutescence. Ad. Plant Sci. 9: 111-119. 1996.
13. Phulari S. S. and Dixit G. B. Cytogenetical studies in Capsicum II: Meiotic studies in parental
varieties and crosses of Capsicum. . Ad. Plant Sci. 12 (II): 325 - 332. 1999.
14. Ghanavat N. A. and Dixit G. B. Induction of Male Sterility in winged bean (P. tetragonolobus L.
DC.) Indian J. Genet. 62 (1): 89-90. 2002.
15. Gurav, R. V. and Dixit G. B. Multiplication of Some Ornamental Orchids. In: Orchids -
Biodiversity and Conservation- a tissue culture approach. 2004.
16. Gurav, R. V. and Dixit G. B. Conservation of Orchids from Western Ghats of Maharashtra.
Bioinfolet. 2004
17. Jagtap U. B., More L. B., Yadav S. R. Dixit G. B., and Bapat V. A. „ In vitro multiplication and
conservation of an endemic and critically endangered plant Aponogeton bruggenii Yadav &
Govekar. National Academy of Science Letters 33 (7 & 8): 217-220. 2010.
18. Wadkar S. S., Shete C. C., Gurav R. V., Patil K. S. Dixit G. B. Cytotaxonomical Studies in
Cryptocoryne Fisch. Ex Wydl. From Maharashtra (India). J. Cytol. Genet. 12: 37-42, 2011.
Proceedings:
1. Kulkarni A. H., Dixit G. B. and Nimbalkar J. D. Effect of salinity on organic constituents of
Gracillaria corticata J. Ag. Proceedings of National Seminar on Phycology, Delhi University. pp.
169-176. 1989.
2. Dixit G. B., Yadav S. R. and Salunkhe C. B. Cytomorphological studies in Scilla hyacinthiana
(Roth.) Macbr. Complex from Maharashtra. Proceedings of Second All India Conference of
Cytology and Genetics 2: 124-134. 1989.
3. Gurav R. V. and Dixit G. B. Multiplication of a Potential Ornamental Wild Orchid Thunia venosa
Rolfe. Through in vitro Germination of Seeds. Proc. of the Orchid Society of India. Orchid News
18 (1-2): 12 - 13. 2002.
4. Ghatge S. R. and Dixit G. B. In vitro clonal multiplication of Hemidesmus indicus R.Br.: An
important multipurpose medicinal plant of India. Proc. of National seminar on Emerging Trends
in Plant Taxonomy. Dept. of Botany, R. T. M. University, Nagpur. 239-246. 2008.
Books / Book chapters:
1. Kamble M. Y., Pai S. R., Shendage S. M., Dixit G. B., Chavan P. D., Yadav U. S. and Yadav S.
R.. „The Genus Barleria L. (Acanthaceae) In India: It’s Diversity, Distribution and Ornamental
Potential‟ A chapter in book on Underutilized Horticultural crops. Vol II, Ed. by K. V. Peter, VC.
Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur, Kerala.
2. Pawar N. V. and Dixit G. B., Study of pungent compound in Zingiber officinale Roscoe: Study of
antioxidant compund 6-gingerol in Zingiber officinale Roscoe. LAP Lambert Academic
Publishing. Germany, 2011.
3. Pai S. R. and Dixit G. B. „Betulinic Acid from Ancistrocladus Heyneanus Wall. Ex Grah.: Studies
on Antiretrovial Triterpenoid Betulinic Acid from Ancistrocladus Heyneanus Wall. Ex Grah.‟
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing. Germany, 2012.
2. Conferences/Symposiums/Workshops
Conferences attended National International Papers presented
26 40 10 60
PAPERS/POSTERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES/SYMPOSIUMS/WORKSHOPS ETC.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
1.
Advanced level institute of recent trends in
Plant Genetics UGC, New Delhi
Dept. of Genetics,
Osmania Uty,
Hyderabad. 1983
2. Plant Tissue Culture, Micropropogation and
Protoplast Fusion DST, New Delhi
Biochemistry
Division, NCl,
Pune. 1985
3. Second group monitoring workshop on DST
funded projects for young scientists DST, New Delhi
Manipur Uty.
Imphal. 1987.
4.
Effect of NaCl salinity on Nitrate reductase
activity in Crotolaria L. species 74
th
session of Indian
Science Congress Bangalore. 1987
5. Influence of sodium chloride salinity on
micronutrient status in Crotolaria juncea L.
Nat. Sym. On Micronutrient
stresses in crop plants: Physi.
And genet. Appr. To ctrl.
Mtm. Phule Agri.
Uty., Rahuri,
1987
6. Germination of Crotolaria L. species under
saline conditions. 75
th
session of Indian
Science Congress. Pune. 1988
7. II All India Conference on Cytology and
Genetics
Society of Cytologists and
Genetists of India.
Dept. of Botany
Kakatiya Univ.
Warangal. 1988.
8. Use of SEM in Life sciences. UGC, New Delhi
RSIC, Nagpur
Univ. Nagpur,
1990.
9.
National Seminar on 'Modern Trends in
Botany'
UGC, New Delhi & Univ. of
Pune
Dept. of Botany,
University of
Pune.. 1991.
10. Cryptocoryns in Maharashtra 79th
Indian Science
Association,
Vadodara, on 3-8
Jan. 1992.
11.
Bacterial Genetics, practical course. CSIR, New Delhi IMTCH,
Chandhigarh.20,
1994.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
12.
Cloning characterization and sequencing of
plant genes.
DBT, New Delhi. School of Life
Sciences, JNU,
New Delhi. 8-28
Dec. 1994
13. Gamma induced nonsenecing – Reflowering
mutants in soybean.
World Soybean Research
Conference V. Chiang Mai,
Thiland: P.- 009.
1994
14. Cytogenetical studies in tetraploid of Urginia
congesta from Western Maharashtra.
National Conference of
Cytology & Genetics.
Kurukshetra.
1994
15. Cytotaxonomical studies in Arisaema
(Araceae)
VI International Aroid
Conference, Kunming, China. 1995
16. Cytotaxonomical studies in Amorphophallus
from Western Ghats of Maharashtra.
International meet on tuber
crops. Trivandrum. 1996
17. Production of cardiotonic glycosides from
Indian squill
Seminar on Recent advances
in Botany,
Satara. 1996.
18.
Workshop on, "Curriculum Development from
Women's Perspective"
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Centre for
Women Studies,
SU, Kolhapur.
1996.
19. Seed emergence performance in winged bean
(Psopocarpus tetragonolobus (L.) DC.)
Seminar on Recent advances
in Botany, Satara. 1996.
20. In-vitro studies in Urginea species from South
Maharashtra.
Symposium on
“Conservation of Biological
Resources”
Institute of
Science, Mumbai.
1996
21. Cytogenetical studies in tetraploid of Urginia
congesta from South Maharashtra.
Seminar on Cyotogenetics
and Tissue Culture.
Karnataka
University,
Dharwad. 1998.
22.
National symposium on Environmental
Biotechnology.
UGC, New Delhi. Dr. P.D.
Mahavidyalaya,
Sangli. 1999.
23.
Two day seminar on Irradiation Techniques. UGC & Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Dept. of Physics,
SU,
Kolhapur.1999.
24.
Disease resistance breeding in Grape (Vitis
vinifera L.) I: Downy Mildew (Plasmopara
viticola Berk and Curt.).
National Symposium on
frontier studies in Microbes
and Host- microbe
interaction.
Department of
Botany, Calcutta
University,
Kolkatta. 2002.
25. Patents and Agriculture in India
Nat. Semi. On Copyright
protection under New IPR
regime: Issues and
challenges
Dept of Econ., SU,
Kolhapur, 2002.
26. 6th
National Seminar on "Orchid Diversity in
India"
ICAR, MOEF, DBT, CSIR,
DST, NHB, INSA, New
Delhi.
IHBT, Palampur.
2002.
27. Multiplication of Thunia venosa Rolfe.
Through invitro germination of seeds
Orchid News- A News Letter
of TOSI,
2002.
28.
A Seminar on, „Vistas of Computer in Life
Sciences‟
UGC, WRO, Pune Dept. of Botany,
D.B.F. Dayanand
College,
Solapur.2002.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
29.
Two days International Seminar on
"Sugarcane Genomics and Genetic
transformation in Sugarcane
Vasantdada Sugar Research
Institute, Pune
Hotel Le
Meridian Pune,
2003.
30. Biotechnology and Agricultural Development:
Applications and Apprehensions
IPR & Agricultural
technology: Emerging issues
and challenges.
Dept of Econ.,
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur. 2003
31. Does UPOV fit in Indian tradition?
IPR & Agricultural
technology: Emerging issues
and challenges.
Dept of Econ., SU,
Kolhapur. 2003
32.
Callus induction studies in Hemidesmus
indicus (L) R. Br. For the production of sec.
metabolites
Campaign on University
Research Training – 2003
SU, Kolhapur.
2003
33.
Seminar on "Botany and Industry" Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Department of
Botany, SU,
Kolhapur. 2004.
34. Evaluation of Grape Germplasm for Downy
Mildew Resistance”
Campaign on University
Research Training – 2003
SU., Kolhapur.
2003
35. Antioxidant Properties of Different Grape
(Vitis Vinifera L.) Varieties in India
Int. conf. on, „Natural
Products, Free Radicals and
Radioprotectors in Health
(NFRH – 2004)
Dept. of Biochem.
Annamalai Uty.,
TN., 2004
36.
National Seminar on The Wetlands Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur. 2005.
37. In vitro studies in salt tolerance of Amaranthus
species Seminar on, „Botany and
Industry‟
Dept of Botany,
SU, Kolhapur.
2004
38. In vitro rapid multiplication of Gladiolus spp Seminar on, „Botany and
Industry‟
Dept of Botany,
SU, Kolhapur.
2004
39. Domestication of Potential Ornamental
Wetland Plants‟.
National Conference on „The
Wetlands‟
Dept of Botany,
SU, Kolhapur.
2005
40.
Preliminary studies in Domestication of some
potential ornamental plants from the wild
Bioresoruces of the Western Ghats
National Conference in Plant
Science
Pd. Vikhe Patil
College, P‟nagar
2005
41.
Delphinium malabaricum (Huth) Munz
(Family: Ranunculaceae): Rare endemic of
northern Western Ghats, its ornamental
potential and karyotype
XV IAAT & National
seminar on Emerging Trends
in Plant Taxonomy
Dept. of Botany,
R. T. M. Uty.,
Nagpur. 2005
42.
In vitro propagation of Seshagiria sahyadrica
Ans. & Hem.: A rare endemic plant of
Western Ghats
XV IAAT & National
seminar on Emerging Trends
in Plant Taxonomy
Dept. of Botany,
R. T. M. Uty.,
Nagpur. 2005
43.
In vitro clonal multiplication of Hemidesmus
indicus R.Br.: An important multipurpose
medicinal plant of India
XV IAAT & National
seminar on Emerging Trends
in Plant Taxonomy
Dept. of Botany,
R. T. M. Uty.,
Nagpur. 2005
44.
In vitro propagation of Ceropegia noorjahanii
Ans.: A Critically endangered, Endemic Plant
of Maharashtra
International Symposium on
Frontiers in Genetics and
Biotechnology – Retrospect
and Prospect
Dept of Genetics
and Biotech.,
Osmania Uty.,
Hyderabad. 2006.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
45.
Somatic Embryogenesis and Plant
Regeneration from leaf cultures of
Hemidesmus indicus Br., a medicinal plant
International Symposium on
Frontiers in Genetics and
Biotechnology – Retrospect
and Prospect
Dept of Genetics
and Biotech.,
Osmania Uty.,
Hyderabad. 2006
46.
Agrobacterium mediated hairy root induction
in leaf disc explants of Hemidesmus indicus: A
rare medicinal plant
Nat. Conf. on Biodiversity
Related International
Conventions : Role of Indian
Scientific Community.
Department of
Botany, Delhi
Uty., New Delhi.
2006
47.
Micropropagation, the only practical way for
multiplication, conservation and survival of
Ceropegias
Nat. Conf.on Biodiversity
Related International
Conventions : Role of Indian
Scientific Community.
Department of
Botany, Delhi
Uty., New Delhi.
2006
48. In vitro studies in Ceropegia Linn.
Nat. Conf.on Biodiversity
Related International
Conventions : Role of Indian
Scientific Community.
Department of
Botany, Delhi
Uty., New Delhi.
2006
49.
Conservation of Rubia cordifolia L.: An
economically important medicinal plant
through micropropagation and reintroduction
in its natural habitat.
Inter. Seminar on Present
Trends and Future Prospects
of Angiosperm Taxonomy.
ARI, Pune, 2006.
50.
In vitro studies in some medicinal plants (such
as Ancistrocladus heyneanus Wall. Ex. Grah.
And others)
Campaign on University
Research Training (COURT
2006)
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur 2006.
51. Biochemical analysis of plant extracts of a
vulnerable endemic species Delphinium International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
malabaricum (Huth) Munz Angiosperm Systematics. University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
52. Zingibers of northern western ghats:
ornamental potential and conservation
International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
53.
Morphological variations within chebulic
myrobalan from southern western ghats of
Maharashtra
International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
54. Adaptations in orchids: New dimensions International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
55. Morphological diversity analysis in Grape
germplasm
International Seminar on
Changing Senario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
56. Occurrence of Drimia species in Maharashtra International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
57.
Preliminary studies in domestication of
Delphinium malabaraicum (Huth) Munz.: An
endemic, wild, potential ornamental species
from western Ghats
International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
58. Antioxidant activity of Amaranthus tricolor International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
59. Effect of NaCl salinity of seed germination of
Amaranthus L. --do--
Department of
Botany, SU
Kolhapur, 2007.
60.
Embryo culture Ancistrocladus heyneanus
Wall. Ex Grah. And Nothapodytes
nimmoniana Grah.: Medicinal plants
International Seminar on
Changing Scenario in
Angiosperm Systematics.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2007.
61.
Isolation of Expressed DNA fragments from
the uncultured Sugarcane grassy Shoot
Phytoplasma associated with SCGS disease by
arbitrarily primed polymerase Chain reaction
(AP-PCR)
Plant and Animal Genomics
Conference PAG-XIV.
San Diego, USA.
2008.
62.
Identification of water deficit stress induced
genes at tillering stage using ESTs from
sugarcane subtractive cDNA Library
Plant and Animal Genomics
Conference PAG-XIV.
San Diego, USA.
2008.
63.
Extraction of Bufadienolide glycocides and
quantitative analysis of Proscillaridin A from
Urginea indica (Kunth).
State level Seminar on
Biodiversity of medicinal
plants: A treasure of India.
Dept. of Botany
and Micro.,
Nanded, 2008.
64.
Antioxidant potential of Delphinium
malabaricum: an endemic species of North
Western Ghats
State level Seminar on
Biodiversity of medicinal
plants: A treasure of India.
Dept. of Botany
and Micro., NSB
College, Nanded,
2008.
65.
In vitro multiplication and regeneration of
Ceropegia spiralis Wight
“Biodiversity of medicinal
plants: A treasure of India”
Dept. of Botany
and Micro., NSB
College, Nanded,
2008.
66.
Induced chlorophyll mutants in Delphinium
malabaricum (Huth) Munz.: An ornamental
Plant.
“Frontiers in
Biotechnological Aspects of
Plant Sciences”
Dept. of Botany
CT Bora College,
Shirur,
2009.
67. Study of Potential Antioxidants in Muntingia
calabura L.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010.
68.
Effeciency and Effectiveness of Physical and
Chemical Mutagens in Delphinium
malabaricum (Huth) Munz.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010
69.
Phenolic Antioxidant compound 6-Gingerol
from in vitro cultures of Zingiber officinale
Roscoe.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
70. Genetic Diversity in winged bean
(Psophocarpus tetragonolobus (L.) DC.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010
71. Chromosome number report of some endemic
Ceropegia L. species from Western Ghats.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010.
72.
An improved protocol for micropropagation
and conservation of Frerea indica Dalz.- A
Critically endangered Plant
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010
73. VSI 906 and VSI 922 Promising Somaclones
from COC 671.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010.
74. RAPD Studies in Amaranthus L.
XXXIII Conference of
Indian Botanical Society and
International Symposium on
New Horizons of Botany.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur, 2010
75. Studies on Phytochemical analysis and
Antioxidant activity of Rubia cordifolia L.
National symposium on
Recent trends in Life
Sciences.
Department of
Biochemistry,
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur, 2011.
76.
Induction of embryogenic callus and
regeneration studies in Chlorophytum
kolhapurense (Sardesai, S.P. Gaikwad & S. R.
Yadav).
National symposium on
Recent trends in Life
Sciences.
Department of
Biochemistry,
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur, 2011.
77.
Optimization of extraction techniques and
quantification of Betulinic Acid (BA) by RP-
HPLC method from Ancistrocladus heyneanus
Wall. Ex Grah.”
National conference on
Biodiversity and
Biotechnology for
Sustainable Development.
Department of
studies in Botany,
Karnataka
University,
Dharwad, 2011.
78.
Cytological Studies in Delphinium
malabaricum var. ghaticum Billore.
(Ranunculaceae).
XI All India Conference on
Cytology and Genetics
Department of
Molecular
Biology,
Bangalore
University,
Bangalore. 2012.
79. An extended distribution of two Ginger Pests:
Shoot borer and Leaf feeder for Maharshtra.
National Conference on
Integrated Pest Management.
L. B. S. College
Satara, 2012.
Sr.
No. Title of paper
Name of
conference/Symposium/
Workshop
Place & Year
80.
National Seminar on Medicinal plants:
Status and Future.
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur. 2012.
81.
Workshop on “Tools and Techniques in
Molecular Systematics/ Phylogenetics.
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Department of
Botany, Shivaji
University,
Kolhapur. 2012.
82.
Bioprospecting of Rubia cordifolia: an
important medicinal plant occuring in
sacred grooves.
National Conference on
Sacred Groves as a
Repository for
Ethanomedicinal Plants.
Department of
Botany, Rajaram
College,
Kolhapur. 2013.
83.
Solanum : a valuable genus of Sacred
grooves……..
National Conference on
Sacred Groves as a
Repository for
Ethanomedicinal Plants.
Department of
Botany, Rajaram
College,
Kolhapur. 2013.
7. Research project work –
Minor projects
Sr. No PI/CO
Title of the Project
Funding
Agency
Amount
(in Rupees)
Duration and
Remark
1. PI Cytogenetical studies in UGC, New 4,000/- 1983- 1985
some Passiflora species. Delhi (Completed)
Major projects
Sr. No PI/CO
Title of the Project
Funding
Agency
Amount
(in Rupees)
Duration and
Remark
1. PI
Cytophysiological studies in
salt tolerance of Crotolaria
L. species.
CSIR, New
Delhi 71,000/- 1985-1988
(Completed)
3. CO-PI
Domestication of potential
ornamental plants from the
wild Bioresources of the
Western Ghats.
DBT, New
Delhi 37,10,000/-
2004-2008
(Completed)
4. PI
In vitro multiplication of
Myrobalan (Terminalia
chebula Retz.)
UGC New
Delhi 5,93,600/-
2005 –2008
(Completed)
5. PI
Genetic improvement of
Indian squill (Urginea
indica Kunth.)
DST , New
Delhi 11,28,500/-
2006 – 2009
(Completed)
6. Team
member Lead Garden
Ministry of
Environment
and Forest,
Govt. of
India, New
Delhi
47,54,450/- 2008 – 2011
(Completed)
7. CO-PI
Arboratum of medicinally
important sepecies of
Western Ghats
District
Planning
Committee,
Kolhapur.
20,00,000/- 2011-2012
(Completed)
8. CO-PI
Digitized Inventory of
Medicinal Plant Resources
of Maharashtra (Satara,
Sangli & Kolhapur
Districts)
RGSTC
Govt. of
Maharashtra
23,40,710/-
2009-2012
(Completed)
9. CO-PI
Recovery of RET species of
Ceropegia from Western
Ghats
DBT New
Delhi
93,55,000/- (SUK- 57.33000, ARI -26.47000, Forest Dept. 9.75000)
2010-2015
(Ongoing)
10. CO- PI
Conservation and
Development of Arboratum
of Rare, Endangered,
Threatened (RET) and
Endemic Trees of
Angiosperms Western
Ghats
RGSTC
Govt. of
Maharashtra 53,00000/-
3 Years
(Ongoing)
11. CO- PI
Establishment of Arboratum
of Important Medicinal
plants Myristica swamp and
Bambusetum from Western
Ghats
District
Planning
Committee,
Kolhapur.
20,00,000/- 2 Years
(Ongoing)
Consultancy projects
Sr. No PI/CO
Title of the Project
Funding
Agency
Amount
(in Rupees)
Duration and
Remark
1. PI
Evaluation of antioxidant
potential of some ayurvedic
products.
University
Industry
(Phytopharma,
Kolhapur)
interacti-on
Cell
1,18,000/- 2008
(Completed)
2. CO-PI
Transplantation and/ or
cutting of trees and new
plantation along 13 road
sides in Kolhapur city.
Integrated
Road
Development
Company
5, 50,000/- 2009
(Completed)
Submitted projects
Sr. No PI/CO
Title of the Project
Funding
Agency
Amount
(in Rupees)
Duration and
Remark
1. CO- PI Micropropagation of
Ancistrocladus heyneanus
Forest
Department,
Govt. of
Maharashtra
16,41,800/- 3 Years
Submitted
Departmental Projects
Sr. No PI/CO
Title of the Project
Funding
Agency
Amount
(in Rupees)
Duration and
Remark
1. Team
member
DST FIST
DST, New
Delhi 20,00000/-
2003-2008
(Completed)
2. Team
member UGC – SAP DRS I UGC New
Delhi 47, 54,000/-
2007-2012
(Completed)
3. Team
member
DST FIST Level - I
Category
DST, New
Delhi 50,00000/- 2011-2017
(Ongoing)
4. Team
member DST - PURSE
DST, New
Delhi 9,0000000/-
2012-2017
(Ongoing)
5. Team
member
DBT - IPLS
DBT, New
Delhi 4,01, 04,000/-
2012-2017
(Ongoing)
9. Membership / other charges
a. Member
Member of Indian Association for Agiosperm Taxonomy.
Member of Society of Cytology and Genetics.
b. Charge:
Head (In-Charge), Department of Biotechnology, Shivaji University Kolhapur
Duration: April 2004 – April 2007.
Convener for conferences/workshop/seminars:
i. XVII Annual Conference of Indian Association for Angiosperm Taxonomy (IAAT)
and International Seminar on Changing Scenario in Angiosperm systematic, at
Shivaji University, Kolhapur. 19th -21
st November 2007.
ii. Seminar on Wetlands, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, February, 2008.
iii. II Workshop on Grass Systematics, at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, March 2008.
iv. Mangrove awareness, at Shivaji University, Kolhapur,
v. Workshop on Mangrove, at Dapoli Agriculture University.
vi. Workshop on “Plants of Medicinal Potential from Western Ghats and Pharmaceutics”
at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, March 2012.
vii. Workshop on “Recent Advances in Research on Rare, Endangered and Threatened
(RET) species of Western Ghats” at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, July 2012.
c. Membership of Scientific Journals
Plant Cell Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, Chennai
Trajectory, Journal of Research Article, Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara
10. Honours / Awards –
-- Nil –
11. Fellowship / Post Doctoral :
Fellowship Agency Duration
Jr. Research Fellow UGC, New Delhi June 1976 to May 1979.
Sr. Research Fellow CSIR June 1979 to May 1980.