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| | Articles of Volume : 1 Issue : 30 ( 13, February - 2014) | | | | 68 | Detection of mycoflora associated with Cicer arietinum Seeds by Agar Plate Method with PDA | | By : V. K. Singh | | Abstract : In the beginning of present research the survey & collection of different
varieties of seed of chickpea Viz Radhey, ICP-1454, ICC-1876, Avarodhi,
Pragati, Ujjain-2, 21, 24, Gulab, Co-1, Kadale-23, BEG-482, and T-3 was done
during the year 2011-2012 from local mandi of Kanpur city and other village
markets.
The seed sample were labeled at the time of collection by giving them
collection number, harvesting time and place of collection. Collected seeds
were cleaned by blowing and sieving. After cleaning, seeds were further dried
and stored in a cool and dry place.
The seed borne fungi associated with chickpea seeds were determined
by the inspection of dry seeds, washing test, agar plate method and standard
blotter methods. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
| | | 69 | A Review Of Chemical Characteristics (acid Value And Iodine Value) Of Peanut Oil | | By : Swati Mandloi , B. B. Radadia , Manish Visavadia and Ashokkumar Vaghela | | Abstract : A groundnut/peanut (Arachis hypogaea) is a legume which is widely grown as
a food crop. Peanut oil constitutes one of the essential components of balanced
diet as good source of energy. Groundnut oil can be used for different purposes
such as nutritional, medicinal and industrial only if correctly treated and
selected. Since, some treatments for groundnut oil does not decreased the
levels of the mineral elements but it rather increases the levels of said
elements, therefore groundnut oil is a good source of protein and minerals
which can be used in diets to prevent against some mineral deficiencies. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
| | | 71 | Seasonal Variations in Density and Species richness of Microcrustacea of High Altitude Lotus Lake, Toranmal (M.S.) India | | By : Padate G. S. , Ekhande A. P. and Patil J. V. | | Abstract : Microcrustaceans density and species richness was studied for two years. The
two year data so obtained were analyzed for seasonal variation. The mean,
SEM and One way ANOVA and Pearson correlation was calculated with abiotic
parameters. Total twenty species of Microcrustaceans were recorded in study
period. This revealed that the density and species richness of
Microcrustaceans was maximum in summer, while it was minimum in postmonsoon.
The Microcrustaceans community structure depends on a variety of
environmental factors that include biological parameters, as well as various
physico-chemical factors. The results are useful for water quality assessment
programs. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
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