DEPARTMENT OF FRUIT SCIENCE
Professor & Head : Dr. D. K. Varu
Degree & Specialization : M.Sc. (Agri.), Ph.D.
Telephone Phone : (O) +91-285 2672080-90, PBX 336 & 314
(M) +91 9724455737
E-mail : principalcoh@jau.in
E-mail : principalcoh@jau.in
DEPARTMENT OF FRUIT SCIENCE:
After initiation of college, it was a need to separate the various departments for the justification of teaching and research activities. Hence, the Department of Fruit Science was started with multi-functional activities like Teaching, Research and Extension in fruit science. The department is working for teaching and research in fruit science disciplines of horticulture for the students and farmers with following objectives.
OBJECTIVES
1. To provide under graduate education in fruit science discipline.
2. To introduce post graduate programme for fruit science in future.
3. To strengthen the research farm for under graduate students for practical teaching works.
5. To initiate the research in advanced concepts and crop improvement on various fruit crops.
6. To establish the laboratory for UG students.
1. TEACHING ACTIVITIES
1.1 Name and qualifications of the faculty
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Name
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Designation
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Qualification
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Specialization
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Experience
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Contact
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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Professor
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Ph. D.
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Pomology
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18 years
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9724455737
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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Assoc. Professor
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Ph.D.
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Pomology
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13 years
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9979796761
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Dr. S. K. Bhuva
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Asst. Professor
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Ph. D.
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Pomology
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5 years
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9427246971
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Prof. Tejal Chaudhari
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Asst. Professor
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M.Sc.(Hort.)
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Pomology
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5 years
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7874767548
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1.2 ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
Teaching courses offered at U.G. Levels (5th Deans):
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Discipline
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Total no. of courses
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Fruit Science
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08
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Details of courses offered in UG programme:
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Sr. No.
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Course No.
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Name of Course
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Credit
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1
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FRT 1.1
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Fundamentals of Horticulture
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3 (2+1)
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2
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FRT 2.2
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Plant Propagation and Nursery Management
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2 (1+1)
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3
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FRT 3.3
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Temperate Fruit Crops
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2 (1+1)
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4
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FRT 4.4
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Tropical and Subtropical Fruits
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3 (2+1)
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5
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FRT 4.5
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Plantation Crops
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3 (2+1)
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6
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FRT 4.6
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Breeding of Fruit and Plantation Crops
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3 (2+1)
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7
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FRT 5.7
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Orchard and Estate Management
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2 (1+1)
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8
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FRT 5.8
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Dry land Horticulture
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2 (1+1)
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TOTAL
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20 (12+8)
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2. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
The research work on different disciplines is carried out at different fruit research station (farms) under the control of this department. Total farm area consists of about 45.00 ha with basic facilities like office, electrification, tube well, well with drip irrigation, fencing, paths and roads, implement shed, nursery, its operational area, office, RO cool drinking water, watchman hut and other required facilities. It also consists mother plant and various genotypes of various fruit crops. The research work is going on at different Research Centers on departmental research projects as well as by PG students. The Department of Fruit Science is supported by the following Fruit Research Stations.
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Name of Centre
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Research/ Specialization
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Fruit Research Station, Sakkarbaug, JAU, Junagadh
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Mango, other fruit crops and nursery activities
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Fruit Research Station, Lalbaug, JAU, Junagadh
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Fruit crops, Pomegranate, retail outlet for various fruit crops and nursery activities
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Fruit Research Station, Madhdibaug, JAU, Junagadh
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Custard apple, Papaya, Guava, other fruit crops and nursery activities
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Fruit Research Station, Jambuwadi, JAU, Junagadh
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Sapota, Citrus group, Banana, Lasora, other fruit crops and nursery activities
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2.1 Major crops for various research areas
Major crops: Mango, Sapota, Papaya, Coconut, Custard apple, Citrus, Guava, Pomegranate, Banana, Black, White & Red jamun, Aonla, Moringa and Phalsa etc.
Research areas:
· To develop technology to improve production.
· To develop technology to improve quality.
· To develop technology to improve efficiency of natural resources.
· To develop technology on planting techniques, mulching, HDP, use of PGR and other chemicals including fertilizers.
· Research on INM, IPM and IDM.
· Research on post-harvest technology and value addition.
2.2 Research achievements
2.2.1 Varieties released/ endorsed
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Sr. No.
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Name of crop
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Particulars/ Name of variety
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Variety Released
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1
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Custard apple
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Gujarat Junagadh Custard apple-1 (GJCA-1)
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2
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Papaya
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Gujarat Junagadh Papayae-1 (GJP-1)
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Variety Endorsed/ genotypes identified
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1
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Banana
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Gandevi selection
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2
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Mango
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Kesar
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3
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Mango
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Sonpari (Hybrid)
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4
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Mango
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Amrapali (Hybrid)
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5
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Black Jamun
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Genotype
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6
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Strawberry
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Winter Queen
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7
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Guava
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L-49, Lalit & Sweta for HDP
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1. Custard apple : Gujarat Junagadh Custard apple -1 (GJCA-1)
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Area of recommendation :Saurashtra region
Salient features
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2. Papaya : Gujarat Junagadh Papaya-1 (GJP-1)
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Area of recommendation : Saurashtra region
Salient features
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Endorsement of varieties/ identification of genotypes
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1. Banana var. Gandevi Selection
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Salient features
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2. Mango var. Kesar
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Area of recommendation : Saurashtra region
Salient features
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3. Mango var. Amrapali
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Salient features
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4. Mango var. Sonpari (Hybrid)
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Area of recommendation : Saurashtra region
Salient features
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 |
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5. Identification of genotype in Black Jamun
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Salient features
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6. Strawberry cv. Winter Queen
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Salient features
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Recommendations for Agro-techniques (2012-2021)
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Sr. No.
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Name of the crop
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Recommendations
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1
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Mango
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07
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2
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Papaya
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04
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3
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Banana
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03
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4
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Custard apple
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01
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5
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Sapota
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01
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6
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Guava
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03
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7
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Pomegranate
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01
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8
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Gunda
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01
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9
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Coconut
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01
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10
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Jamun
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01
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TOTAL
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23
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Recommendations or technology developed
Sr.
No.
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Details of recommendations/Technology developed
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Year
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Mango
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1
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Farmers of Saurashtra region growing small to medium sized mango (150 to 250g) are advised to grow variety Kesar and alternate of Kesar variety, hybrid variety Amrapali for better yield (47.80 and 43.46 kg/tree, respectively)from thirteen years old tree. Both varieties possess medium sized fruits with attractive colour, flavor, aroma and good taste.
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2017
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2
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Farmers of Saurashtra region growing medium to large sized mango (250 to 500g) varieties for getting higher yield (57.00 kg/tree) are advised to grow mango hybrid variety Sonparifrom thirteen years old tree. The variety possess good quality with attractive and large sized fruits.
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2017
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3
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It is recommended to scientific community that the climatic parameters like temperature, humidity, rainfall, BSS hours, and wind velocity influenced the flowering, fruit setting, fruit drop, and number of fruits per plant and fruit yield. Higher day temperature with lower night temperature as well as more fluctuation in day and night temperature disturb the flowering, pollination and fruit setting process. Similarly, higher humidity, dew, late rain or off seasonal rain during dl==flowering also affects adversely. Mango requires 25-30oC day temperature and 15-18oC night temperature, 40-45 % humidity, no due formation, lower late rain (September), higher sun shine hours (8-9 hrs.) during floral bud initiation, flowering and fruit setting (Scientific).
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2017
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4
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It is observed that the growing degree days (GDD) have direct influence on BDS, flowering, fruit set and various fruit development stages, but not for the physical characters of fruits. The GDD requirements of different varieties were found unique and a mango variety Kesar requires low GDD for maturity with higher Heat Use Efficiency (Scientific).
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2019
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5
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Mango traders are advised to treat the freshly harvested mango fruit by dipping in Putrescine Dihydrochloride @ 175 mg/lit for 5 minute for increasing shelf life and quality up to 12 days storage at room temperature.
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2019
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6
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The farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-Climatic Zone having rejuvenated Kesar mango trees of 40 years old are advised to spray cycocel (CCC) @1000 ppm (1 ml in one litre of water) during October and second spray after one month for obtaining higher yield and net return. [Rejuvenation was done during 2013 and bearing of rejuvenated tree was started from the year 2016]
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2020
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7
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-Climatic Zone having 40 years old rejuvenated Kesar mango orchard are advised to apply paclobutrazol @ 7.5 g a.i. per tree in the month of mid of July in soil with 150 percent RDF (i.e. 150 kg FYM + 1125 : 240 : 1125 NPK g/tree) for getting higher yield and net return. [Rejuvenation was done during 2013 and bearing of rejuvenated tree was started from the year 2016]
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2020
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Papaya
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1
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone growing papaya (Madhubindu) crop are advised to apply 25 per cent N from FYM (6 kg FYM), and remaining 75 per cent N (150 g), 200g P and 250g K per plant from chemical fertilizers during 2nd, 3rd and 4th month after transplanting in equal splits for getting higher yield and net return.
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2015
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2
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone are advised to spray micronutrients viz., zinc sulfate 24.0 g ( Zn 0.5 % ) and Borax 10.0 g (B 0.1 %) per liter of water during 2nd and 4th month after transplanting for getting higher yield and net return in papaya cv. Madhubindu.
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2015
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3
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The farmers of Suarashtra region growing papaya are advised to grow papaya variety Gujarat Junagadh Papaya-1 (GJP-1). This variety recorded mean fruit yield 33.81 kg/pl. (84.52 t/ha) which was 59.10% higher than the check variety Pusa Dwarf (21.25kg/pl., 53.13 t/ha). The variety GJP-1 is early in flowering with more number of fruits per plant. The fruits are medium in size with pyriform shape and attractive green colour. The fruit possess higher pulp-seed & pulp-peel ratio, higher pulp content, more sugar and good organoleptic characters as compared to Pusa Dwarf.
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2016
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4
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For the effective and economical management of papaya whitefly, Bemisia tabaci under South Saurashtra agro-climatic zone, farmers are advised to apply two sprays of acetamiprid 20 SP 30 g a.i./ha (4 g/10 lit. of water) or thiamethoxam 25 WG 50 g a.i./ha (4 g/10 lit. of water). First spray at nymphs and adult whitefly infestation and second spray at 15 days after 1st spray.
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2020
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Banana
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1
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro climate zone cultivating banana cv. Grand Naine are advised to apply total 300g nitrogen and 4kg vermicompost per plant in four equal split at 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th month after transplanting; along with recommended dose of phosphorus 90g and 200g potash per plant at 3rd month after planting, while 5 kg FYM as basal dose at planting for getting good quality, higher yield and higher return.
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2016
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2
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Banana growers of South Saurashtra Agro Climatic Zone are cultivating the banana in paired row system (1.2 x 1.2 x 2.4 m) are advised to apply 150g N & K2O per plant (325 g Urea + 250 g Muriate of potash) through fertigation with 30 splits at 7 days interval along with 5 kg FYM as a basal and 90g/plant phosphorus (560 g SSP) in three equal splits at 3rd, 4th and 5th months after transplanting for getting higher yield and net return.
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2019
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3
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro Climatic Zone growing organic banana are advised to apply silver mulch with drenching of Jivamrut @ 500 l/ha through fertigation plus spraying of sea weed extract @ 3% (300 ml/10 lit. of water) in ten times with one month interval starting from 3rd month after transplanting along with FYM @ 10 kg per plant for getting higher yield and net return.
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2021
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Custard apple
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1
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It is inform to scientific community that the climatic parameters like temperature, humidity and rainfall influence the flowering, fruit setting, fruit retention percentage, fruit yield and disease-pests incidence. More humidity and off seasonal rain during March-April insist the first and second reproductive flush and adversely affects the third flush. Optimum temperature and rain leads to more fruit set. Heavy rain during fruit set also tends to more drop with less fruit retention percentage. Mealy bug population is decreasing with increasing rain, whereas, black spot decreases when wind speed is less. Custard apple requires 30-35 0C temperature during flowering and fruit setting, 75-90% humidity and 600-1400 mm even distributed rainfall. Off seasonal rain disturbs the flowering pattern and adversely affects the crop (Scientific).
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2012
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Sapota
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1
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Fruit processors are advised to dry the sapota slices of 0.5 cm thickness in solar dryer up to 33 per cent recovery to maintain quality in storage up to six months at room temperature.
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2015
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Guava
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1
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Farmers of Saurashtra region growing guava cv. Bhavnagar Red (6 years and above old tree) for mrug bahar crop are advised to apply 1.0 kg urea per plant through drip irrigation and 0.4 kg MOP per plant in soil in four equal splits during June, August, October and December, while, phosphorus (SSP-1.5 kg) as a basal dose with drip system operating for 3.00 hours daily during October to December and 4.00 hours during January to March with 4 drippers per tree, each having discharge 4.00 lit per hour keeping dripper 1.00 meter away from trunk of tree, which will save 40.69% irrigation water for higher production and income.
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2012
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2
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Fruit Processors are advised to use 20 % pulp with 0.3 % acidity and 17 % TSS to prepare a good quality of guava nectar (RTS) stored up to 150 days.
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2013
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3
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The farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-climatic Zone who are growing guava cultivar Lucknow-49 are advised to apply either vermicompost @ 10 kg along with 75% recommended dose of fertilizers (450 g nitrogen, 225 g phosphorus and 225 g potash) per tree or FYM 75 kg + 25% RDF (150 g nitrogen, 75 g phosphorus 75 g potas) + PSB (20 g per tree) +Azospirilium (20 g per tree), in which half dose of nitrogen, full dose of phosphorus, potash and vermicompost should apply at the onset of monsoon and remaining half dose of nitrogen in first week of October to get higher yield and net return.
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2013
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Pomegranate
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1
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro-Climatic Zone, preferring hast bahar in pomegranate are advised to prune branches at 30 cm from top after 45 days of resting from withdrawal of monsoon and retain 30 fruit load per plant for getting bigger sized qualitative fruits or 50 fruits load per plant for getting higher yield and net return.
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2019
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2
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Farmers of South Gujarat Agri-Climatic Zone growing Pomegranate cultivar Bhagwa are advised to apply ½ dose of 75% RDNK i.e. 375 g/pl. Nitrogen and Potash (K2O) per plant with full dose of Phosphorus (P2O5) i.e. 250 g/pl. as basal dose (in the form of DAP- 543g, Urea-200g, MOP (Muriate of Potash)-312.50g/plant), Azotobacter @ 5.0ml and KSB (Potassium Solubilizing Bacteria) @ 5.0ml/plant in the month of October and remaining ½ dose of Nitrogen and Potash (K2O) i.e. 400g urea and 312.50g MOP in the month of February for getting higher yield and net return.
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2020
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Gunda
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1
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Fruit processors are advised that the freshly harvested fruits of lasora should be dipped either in Brine 30% + CaCl2 2% (LR grade) or sea water @ 35 ppt (collected from 1 km inside the sea shore) for enhancing storage life up to 180 days with good quality fruit.
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2013
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Coconut
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1
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Farmers of South Saurashtra Agro climatic Zone having mature coconut (cv. D x T) plantation are advised to spray palm inflorescence with Sodium borate 20.50 B (solubor) @ 0.4 % (40 g/10 lit water) or NAA @ 200 mg/10 lit (Planofix 4.4 ml/10 lit water) at monthly intervals from January to June for getting higher nut yield and net return.
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2019
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Jamun
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1
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Farmers/ Food producers are advised to heat the Jamun juice at 67⁰C temperature for 13 minutes and add 0.3% (w/w) sodium benzoate at little warm state to optimally preserve its quality. The Jamun juice, thus, prepared could safely be stored up to 30 days in the refrigerator (7 ± 2⁰C).
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2020
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Ongoing experiments (2020-21)
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Sr. No.
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Name of the Crop
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No. of experiment
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1
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Mango
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05
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2
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Papaya
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02
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3
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Coconut
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01
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4
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Custard apple
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01
|
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5
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Guava
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01
|
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6
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Passion Fruit
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01
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Total
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11
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Ongoing experiments (2021-22)
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MANGO
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i
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Effect of fertigation on high density mango orchard cv. Kesar under Saurashtra region
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ii
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Effect of pinching time on flowering and yield behaviour of Kesar mango under Saurashtra region.
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iii
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Malformation incidence in mango cv. Kesar in Suarshtra region
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iv
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Effect of different chemicals on flowering, yield and quality in mango (Mangifera indica L.) cv. Kesar
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vi
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Effect of supplementary pollination methods on fruit set and fruit drop in mango cv. Kesar
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PAPAYA
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i
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Effect of sarcotesta and time of sowing on seed germination and seedling growth of Carica papaya cv. GJP-1.
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ii
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Study of seed dormancy and viability in papaya cv. GJP-1
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COCONUT
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i
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Effect of different season and storage temperature on pollen viability of coconut cv. Lotan
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CUSTARD APPLE
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i
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Management of mealy bug (Maconellicoccus hirsutus) infesting Custard apple
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ii
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Effect of time of irrigation and level of pruning on yield and quality of off seasonal custard apple (Annona squamosa L.) cv. GJCA-1
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GUAVA
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i
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Effect of integrated nutrient management on growth, yield and quality of rejuvenated guava (Pisidium guajava L.) cv. Bhavnagar red
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PASSION FRUIT
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i
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Study on preparation, packaging and storage of Passion fruit (Passiflora edulis f flavicarpa Deg.) Nectar beverages.
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Geographical indication of mango
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An application was made for geographical indication (GI) registration for mango variety Kesar as ‘Gir Kesar Mango’ to GI Registry Office, Govt. of India, Chennai. The application was critically evaluated with many documents, history, presentation, etc. and finally Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh secured the Geographical Indication No. 185 as “GIR KESAR MANGO”
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Nursery accreditation
An application was made to get accreditation for nursery activities to National Horticulture Board, Gurgaon. After critical evaluation of application through documentation and inspection of experts, Department of Horticulture secured three star accreditation certificate during November, 2012.
Details of Research Projects Completed
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Sr. No.
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Name of the Scheme
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B.H
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Funding Agency
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Name of PI
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1
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Survey of coconut orchards in Gujarat
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18125
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CDB, Kochi, Kerala
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia &
Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Production of quality planting materials for horticultural crops
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18247-31
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RKVY
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia &
Dr. K. D. Patel
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3. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES
1. Farmers' training/ lecture : 135
2. Agricultural Fairs & Exhibition : 09
3. Farmer's visit : 453
4. Special lectures delivered by individual teachers/scientist : 27
5. Visitors (Dignitaries Scientist Administrator, Progressive
farmers, and Extension workers) visited this Department,
Farms & laboratory : 38
6. Radio talks : 08
7. T V talk : 09
4. SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS BY FACULTIES AND STUDENTS
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Sr. No.
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Name of faculty
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Particulars
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Name of Award
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Year in which received
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Name of organization
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A. Faculty awards
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1
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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Awards for scientific contribution
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Prof. J. P. Trivedi Award
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2013
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Gujarat Association for Agricultural Sciences (GAAS), Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
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2
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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Awards for overall performance
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Best teacher award
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2014
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Indian Council of India (ICAR) and JunagadhAgricultural University, Junagadh
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3
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best paper presentation award
(Paper-I)
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2017
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National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
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4
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best paper presentation award
(Paper-II)
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2017
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National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
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|
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5
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best Poster presentation award
(Poster-I)
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2017
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National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
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|
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6
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best Poster presentation award
(Poster-II)
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2017
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National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
|
|
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7
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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ACHF, NAU, Navsari
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Best Poster presentation award
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2017
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Dry flower exports and industry in Gujarat
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8
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best paper presentation award
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2017
|
National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
|
|
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9
|
Tejal Chaudhari
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ASM foundation, New Delhi Award
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Best Poster presentation award
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2017
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National conference on Technological changes and Innovations in Agriculture for Enhancing farmers’ Income
|
|
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10
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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Best Thesis Award
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Best Thesis Award
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2019
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Gujarat Association for Agricultural Sciences (GAAS), Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
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|
|
11
|
Dr. S.K.Bhuva
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Best Thesis Award
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Best Thesis Award
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2020
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Gujarat Association for Agricultural Sciences (GAAS), Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
|
|
|
12
|
Dr.D.R.Kanzaria
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Best Teacher Award
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Best Teacher Award
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2021
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Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh
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B. Student awards
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1
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Jadala Shankaraswamy
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Ph.D. in Horti.
OGPA :8.02
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Chancellor’s Gold Medal
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2013-14
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JAU, Junagadh
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2
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Bhavna Goutam
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M.Sc. (Hort) in Fruit Sci.
OGPA: 7.93
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Lt. Shree Kantibhai Thakar Smruti Nidhi Gold plated Silver Medal
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2013-14
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JAU, Junagadh
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C. Other achievements of the Department
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1
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State level Mango Seminar : 02
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2
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National level Mango Seminar : 01
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3
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No. of research papers published : 91
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4
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No. of Training attended by Staff : 09
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5
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No. of seminar/ Workshop/ symposia attended by staff : 31
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No. of Books published : 01
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PUBLICATION BY STAFF
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Details of Publication
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Vyas, Puja, Kanzaria, D. R. and Butani, A. M. (2020). Organic farming in banana and guava. International Review of Business and Economics. One day online international conference organized by IRBE publications, Denver, USA. Special issues 4(1): 148:154.
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Sinchana Jain N.R., Patel, K.D., Chandana S. and D. K. Varu (2020). Effect of storage temperature and sarcotesta on seeds of papaya (Carica papaya L.) to sustain the viability, germination and seedling growth. International Journal of Chemical Studies 2020; 8(6): 12-16
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Dhamsaniya D. N. and D. K. Varu (2020). Influence of different varieties, media and storage temperature on pollen viability in mango (Mangifera indica L.). International Journal of Chemical Studies 2020; 8(5): 2054-2059.
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Dhamsaniya, D. N.; D. K. Varu and D. R. Mehta (2020). Effect of Different Varieties, Media and Storage Temperature on in vitro Pollen Germination in Mango (Mangifera indica L.).Int.J.Curr.Microbiol. App.Sci (2020) 9(10): 569-
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Varu, D. K., K. D. Patel and sandip Makhmale (2020). Genotypic response on growth and yield in papaya. The Bioscan; 15(3): 385-389.
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Varu, D. K. (2020). Evaluation of various selections on growth, flowering, yield and quality in papaya. International Journal of Chemical Studies 2020; 8(1): 1105-1111.
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Book Chapter Published
1. Gawade Nagesh, D. K. Varu., Vihol Akash and Bhosle Neha Arun (2020). Flower crop responses to salinity stress: A review. In: Advances in Horticulture Vol.1. Published by Akinik Publications, 169, C-11, Sector -3 Rohini, Delhi-110085. pg. 27-43.
2. Anwarulhaq, D. K. Varu, Mohmmad Ismail Sadat and Tayebullah Zabid (2021). Physiological disorders of Tropical and Dry land Fruit Crops. In: Agriculture and Forestry: Current trends, Perspectivess, Issues-II. Published by Immortal Publication. pg. 241-253.
Popular Articles
1. Varu, D. K. (2020). “Green House ma Gulab, Jarbera ni Sampurna Trantikta. Published in training samput, DEE, JAU pp. 46-55.
2. Varu, D. K. (2020). “Bagayati Pako ma Vatavaran na Ferfaro ni Ghatak Asaro ane Tena Sambhavit Upayo”. Published in one-day workshop organized by NHB, Ahmedabad and Collge of Horticulture, JAU, Junagadh. pp. 14-18.
3. Mishra Puja and D. K. Varu (2020). Dadam ane tena Pushpo Jat Vishe Atlu jani Lo…”. Krushi Prabhat. pp. 7
4. Varu, D. K. (2021). Ropa, Kalmo ane Bij no Phalo. Book: Bagayati pako ma Utpadan, Gunvatta ane Avak upar asar karta paribalo. Pp. 17-22.
Radio Talks
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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19/10/2020
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Junagadh janvani, JAU, Junagadh
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Flowering and fruit setting in mango
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2
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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10/05/2021
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Junagadh janvani, JAU, Junagadh
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Button shedding in coconut
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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08/04/2021
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Junagadh janvani, JAU, Junagadh
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Ambana fal kharan na karno ane upayo
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M.Sc. Theses Submitted from the year 2004 to 2021
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Year 2004
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1
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Effect of foliar spary of iron, zinc and boron on growth, yield and quality of papaya cv Madhubindu
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A. Bhattacharya
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Dr. A. N. makwana
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Year 2006
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1
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Effect of hot water and various chemicals on shelf life of mango (Mangifera indica Linn) cv Kesar
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M. S. Parsaniya
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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2
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Extension of storege life of Lime (Citrus aurantifolia L) cv Kagzilime
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A. C. Chothani
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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3
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Influence of media and container on growth of Mango (Mangifera indica L) seedling
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Vaghamshi M. B.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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4
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Evaluation of coconut (Cocos nucifera L) cultivars for age of tender nuts in different seasons
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V. H. Nakum
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Dr. P.K. Kapadia
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5
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Effect of osmotic dehydration and preservatives on quantitative and qualitative characteristics of Sapota (Manilkara achras (nill) forsberg) Slices
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Shreehari
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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Year 2007
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1
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Influence of media and root trainer on growth of rayan (Manikara hexandra Roxb) seedling
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Barad R. G.
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Dr. A.N. Makwana
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2
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Effect of post harvest treatmetns of ethrel on ripening behaviour and quality aspect of banana cv Robusta and Vellhi
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Bhagora S. K.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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3
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Standardization of receipe and juice extraction method for preparation of ready-to-serve beverage from Sapota cv Kalipatti
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Hari Ram
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Dr. R.R. Viradiya
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4
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Effect of post harvest treatments on ripenig, quality and shelf life of mango cv Kesar fruit during storage
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Patil S. A.
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Dr. R.R. Viradiya
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Year 2009
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Effect of PHT of natural plant extract and wrapping material on storage behavior of mango cv Kesar for export
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Shinde G. S.
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Dr. R. R. Viradiya
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2
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Effect of NAA, GA3 and Ethrel on yield and quality of phalsa under South Saurastra Condition
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Kacha H. L.
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Dr. R. R. Viradiya
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3
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Standardization of recipe for preparation of ready-to-serve beverage from aonla cv Gujarat Aonla -1
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Kachhadia P.V.
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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Year 2010
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1
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Effect of gibberillic acid (GA3) on flowering, yield & quality of custard apple (Annona Squamosa L.) cv Sindhan
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Rever H. J.
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Dr. M. V. Ramdeputra
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Year 2011
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1
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Determination of maturity indices in mango (Mangifere indica L.) cv Kesar
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Unjia M. V.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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2
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Effect of precooling, ripening and storege method on shelf life and quality of mango cv Kesar
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Devani R. B
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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3
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Effect of precooling temperature and time of ripening and quality of mango (Mangifera indica L) cv Kesar and Sapota (Manilkara achras (Mill) Fosberg) cv Kalipatti
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Makwana S. A.
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Dr. R. R. Viradiya
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Year 2012
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1
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Standardization of recipe and juice extration method for preparation of Ready-To Serve beverage from custard apple (Annona squamosa L.) cv. Sindhan
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Rita Markam
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Dr. Virendra Singh
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2
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Effect of plant growth regulators on growth, yield and quality of ber (Zizyphus mauritiana Lamk.) cv. Mehrun under Saurashtra Region
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Bhosale G. H.
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Dr. Virendra Singh
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3
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Effect of foliar spray of zinc, iron and boron on growth, yield and quality of Guava (Psidium guajava L.) cv. Sardar (L-49)
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Bhoyar M. G.
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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4
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Standardization of a recipe for the candy (Tuti Fruiti) from unripe papaya
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Babariya V. J.
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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6
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Effect of foliar spray of zinc, iron and boron on flowering, yield and quality of sapota cv. Kalipatti
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Patil A. V.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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7
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Effect of foliar spray of zinc, iron and boron on flowering, yield and quality of custard apple cv. Sindhan
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Makhmale S. J.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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Year 2013
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1
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Studies on mango varieties for processed pulp under different storage condition
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Shinde V. B.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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2
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Effect of different pre-cooling treatments on storage life and qualities of banana (Musa paradisica L.) cv. GN
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Madale S. N.
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Dr. Virendra Singh
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3
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Influenced of growing media and storage of stone on rootstock growth and success of softwood grafting in mango (Mangnifera indica L.) cv. Kesar
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Gholap S. S.
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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4
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Effect of paclobutrazol on flowering, yield and quality of acid lime (Citrus aurantifolia L.)
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Ghadage N. J.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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5
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Standardization of recipe and drying method for candy making of different fruits
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Kore P. N.
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Dr. Virendra Singh
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6
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Study the economic fesibility of different level of N. P. and K. on growth, yield and quality of custard apple (Annona sqamosa L.) cv. Sindhan
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Dhangar U. D.
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Dr. P. K. Kapadia
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7
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Effect of prunning, boron and GA3 on growth, yield and quality of guava cv. L-49
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Ramdasi S. S.
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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8
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Effect of integrated nutrient management in papaya (Carica papaya L.) cv. Madhubindu
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Jitendra kumar Singh
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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Year 2014
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1
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Effect of pre harvest spray and post harvest treatment on shelf life and quality of papaya cv. Madhubindu
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Lokesh Yadav
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Effect of growing media and age of root-stock on success of epicotyls grafting in mango cv. Kesar
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Bhavana Gautam
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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3
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Effect of micronutrients application on flowering, fruiting and yield of acid lime cv. Kagzi Lime
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Akula Venu
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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4
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Effect of osmotic dehydration and preservatives on quantitative and qualitative characteristics of mango slices cv. Kesar
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Bhalani R. B
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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5
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Effect of different season, pre-colling treatments, packing material and Storage temperature on shelf life and quality of sapota cv. Kalipatti
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Sangani B. T
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Dr. P. K. Kapdia
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Year: 2015
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1
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Standardization of Mrig Bahar in Guava under Saurashtra Climatic Condition cv. Bhavanagar Red.
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Tejendra Singh
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Effect of PGRs and rooting media on air-layering in guava cv. L-49 (Sardar)
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Baldaniya B. D.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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3
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Standardization of fruit pulp for preservation of Ice-Cream
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Makwana Ankita R.
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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4
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Variability study in mango. cv. Kesar from different location Saurashtra region.
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Chovtiya V. M.
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Dr. S. T. Sanandia
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5
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Effect of Pre-harvest spray of chemicals on shelf life and quality of mango cv. Kesar
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Patel Urvish L.
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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6
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Effect of PGR on fruit set, yield and quality of custardapple (Annona sqamosa L.)
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Chaudhry J. C.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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Year :2016
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1
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Effect of grafting time and height on the success of softwood grafting in mango.
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Ajaykumar Karna
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Effect of growing media and containers on seed germination and seedling growth of papaya cv. Madhubindu
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Athulya B.A.
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Dr. A. V. Barad
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3
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Effect of pre sowing treatment of organics and chemicals on germination and seedling growth of mango stones cv. Rajapuri Under Protected Condition.
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Chaudhari Tejalben M
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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4
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Effect of foliar Application of plant growth regulators and boron on growth, yield and quality of guava cv. L-49
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Dodiya Kalapi D.
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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5
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Studies of various environmental conditions and vegetative propagation methods on custard apple cv. GJCA-1
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Bhad Mamtaben D.
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Dr.A. N. Makwana
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6
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Effect of post harvest treatments on shelf life and quality of mango cv. Kesar and jamun cv. Local
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Dalvadi Ankur C.
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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7
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Response of different media and IBA on rooting and survival of hardwood cutting in pomegranate cv. Bhagwa
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Trambadiya Rajkumar D.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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Year:2017
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1
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Effect of foliar application of GA3, Urea and ZnSo4 on growth, yield and quality of strawberry cv. Sweet Charlie under protected condition
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Mr. Rustam
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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2
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Study of floral biology in different strains and cultivar of papaya
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Der Mayurkumar L.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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3
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Effect of IBA concentration and types of media on rooting and survival of cutting in fig cv. Poona Fig.
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Aghera Divyesh K.
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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4
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Effect of pre sowing treatment on seed-nut germination and seedling growth of coconut Variety T x D
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Parmar Lakhan S.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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5
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Effect of pruning, boron and GA3 on growth, yield and quality of custard apple cv. Sindhan
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Monikakumari Patidar
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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6
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Standardization and storage of ready to serve and candy of ber fruit.
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Chinthakuntal L.
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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7
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Effect of media and GA3 on seed germination and seedling growth of custard apple cv. Sindhan
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Patel Maulik S.
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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8
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Effect of time of air layering and IBA on red jamun cv. Local
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Vyas Sandipkumar V.
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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9
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Effect of ethrel and banana psudostem sap on flowering, yield and quality of pomegranate cv. Bhagwa
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Rathod Mahendrasinh J.
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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10
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Effect of storage period and GA3 concentration on seed germination and growth of Kagzi Lime
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Puja Archana Panda
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Dr. D. V. Delvadia
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11
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Influence of pre-soaking treatment on seed germination and growth of Khirni seedling cv. Local
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Bajaniya Vithalkumar G.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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12
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Effect of growing media and GA3 on seed germination and seedling growth of acid lime cv. Kagzilime
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Bhutiya Nitinkumar H.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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13
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Effect of plant growth regulators on flowering, yield and quality of sapota cv. Kalipati
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Solanki Pravin Samat
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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Year:2018
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1
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Influence of climatic parameters on flowering behavior and pollen variability in different varieties of mango.
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Rajatiya Jignasaben H.
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Effect of pruning and growth regulators on growth, yield and quality of guava cv. L-49
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Harshitha S. N.
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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3
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Effect of pre and post harvest treatments of chemicals on shelf life of different cultivars of mango.
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Miss. Manju George
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Dr. R. R. Viradia
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4
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Effect of heat units and time period on maturity indices and post harvest life on mango cv. Kesar
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Halepotra Farheen H.
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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5
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Effect of GA3 and different containers on seed germination and seedling growth of papaya cv. Madhubindu
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Solanki Meera B.
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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6
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Effect of different grafting dates and wrapping materials on success of soft wood grafting in custard apple cv. GJCA-I under Saurashtra condition.
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Gohel Bhavin C.
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Dr. S. T. Sandaiya
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7
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Effect of pre and post harvest application of growth regulators on shelf life of sapota cv. Kalipati
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Gangaraju H. A.
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Dr. V. R. Malam
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8
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Effect of pre-soaking treatment and wrapping materials on soft wood grafting in mango
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Gohi Mulajibhai G.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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9
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Studies on floral biology of different genotypes of custard apple
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Patel Priyankkumar I.
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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10
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Effect of foliar application of GA3, urea and bio-stimulants on seedling growth of acid-lime cv. Kagzilime
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Ladumor Pareshbhai M.
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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Year:2019
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1
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Response of pre-harvest spray of calcium nitrate and gibbrellic acid on yield, quality and storage behavior of Guava cv.L-49
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Purohit Hemanshi P.
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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2
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Effect of time of sowing and chemical treatments on seed germination and seedling growth of custard apple cv. Sindhan
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Dadhaniya Dishaben B.
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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3
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Effect of split application of fertilizers and multi-micronutrient mixer (grade-IV) on yield and quality of pomegranate cv. Bhugva
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Mishra Pooja V.
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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4
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Effect of chemical sprays on bunch yield, quality and shelf life of raton banana cv. Grand Naine
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Kadegiya Lakheeben V.
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Dr. V. R. Malam
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5
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Enhance of environmental conditions and various chemicals on success rate of softwood grafting in mango cv. Kesar
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Jothi Lakshmi
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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6
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Effect of IBA and rooting media on stem cutting of dragon fruit
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Amrutha P.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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7
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Effect of application of PGR and chemicals on fruit-set, yield, quality and shelf-life of custard apple cv. Sindhan
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Solanki Rutuben D.
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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8
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Effect of GA3 and growing media on germination and seedling growth of Jamun cv. Local
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Pradip Kumar
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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Year:2020
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1
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Effect of season and environmental condition on softwood grafting of sapota under Saurashtra region of Gujarat
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Mithapara Kinnari D.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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2
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Effect of various organic and inorganic formulations on fruit settings, yield and quality in mango cv. Kesar.
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Ramoliya Mohit P.
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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3
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Effect of storage temperature, seed moisture content and sarcotesta to sustain the viability and germination in papaya
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Sinchana Jain N.R.
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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4
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Effect of media and temperature on storage behavior of pollen in different varieties of mango.
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Dhamsaniya Dishita N.
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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5
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Effect of GA3 and different growing media on seed-germination and seedling growth of Khirni
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Bandhiya Sejalben J.
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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6
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Establishment of nutritional value and market preferability in different dragon fruit varieties
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Parmar Virat M.
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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7
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Effect of grafting time and environmental condition on guava cv.L-49
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Turi Dhara G.
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Dr. D.R. Kanzariya
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Year : 2021
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1
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Effect of foliar application of multi micronutrient grade iv and different fruit covering bags on yield and quality of pomegranet cv. Bhgwa.
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Mr. Anwarulhaq
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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2
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Effect of Sarcotesta and time of sowing on seed germination and seedling Growth of Papaya. c.v. GJP-1
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Miss Jotava Kiranben sarmanbhai
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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3
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Effect of seed Treatments, nursery beds and growing media on Germination, Growth and success on Mango grafting. cv. Kesar.
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Miss. Kariyamma H. Kanadal.
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Dr. D. R. Kanzaria
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4
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Effect of Scion age and Kinetin on Growth and success Rated of softwood grafting in Mango cv. Kesar.
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Mr. Shankarlala Kumavat
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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5
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Standardization of Grafting Time and Various Environmental condition in Jamun.
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Miss. Makavana Payalben Chandubhai
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Dr. K. D. Patel
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6
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Influence of Different-Genotypes on Root-stock Growth and success of Grafting in Mango.
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Zalavadiya Swetaben Prafulbhai
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Dr. N. D. Polara
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7
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Study on the Flural Biology of different cultivars of Guava
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Miss Vyas puja Hiteshbhai
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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8
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Effect of PGRS and cow-urine on Pineapple Propagation throuh crown in soiltess culture under protected contion.
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Mr. Prajapati Kishan Jayantibhai
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Dr. S. K. Bhuva
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9
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Effect of Foliar application of Multi-Micronutrients Grade-IV and Pre-harvest bagging on yield and quality of Guava.
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Miss Hitarthi Atulbhai Vyas
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Dr. V. R. Malam
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10
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Effect of Plant Geometry on Growth, Yield and Quility of Papaya cv. GJP-1
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Bera Kishankumar Lakhubhai
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Dr. A. M. Butani
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Ph.D Theses Submitted from 2004 to 2021
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Sr. No.
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Title of the thesis
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Name of the student
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Name of guide
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Year : 2011
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1
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Effect of vermicompost and chemical fertilizers on yield and quality of banana (Musa paradisiaca L)
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Butani A.M.
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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Year: 2013
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1
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Effect of plant growth regulators, nutrients and pruning on early inductuion of flowering, yield and fruit quality of mango (Mangifera indica L.) cv. Kesar
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Jadala S. S.
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Dr. R. S.Chovatiya
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Year-2014
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1
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Effect of ZnSo4 and GA3 on growth, yield and quality of Spota cv. Kalipatti
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Shankar Verma
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Dr. R. S. Chovtia
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Year: 2015
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1.
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Estimation of effect in Growing Degree Days on phonology, yield and quality of different mango varieties under South Saurashtra Agro-Climate Conditions.
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D. R. Kanzaria
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Dr. R. S. Chovtia
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2.
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Effect of SADH, NAA and GA3 on growth, yield and quality of sapota cv. Kalipatti
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Premchand Garhwal
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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Year: 2017
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1.
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Effect of fertigation system on growth, flowering, yield and quality of mango cv. Kesar raised under Ultra High Density planting (UHDP) system.
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Makhmale Sandip J.
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Dr. A. N. Makwana
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2.
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Standardization of severity of pruning and crop load on yield and quality in pomegranate cv. Bhagwa.
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Bhuva Sharadkumar K.
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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3.
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Effect of pruning time and fertigation on growth, flowering, yield and quality of guava cv. Sweta under Ultra-High Density planting
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Shinde Vinayak Bhausahub
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Dr. M. V Ramdevputra
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4.
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Effect of polyamines and NAA application on yield, quality and self life of mango cv. Kesar
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Akula Venu
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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Year:2019
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1.
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Integrated Nutrient Management in pomegranate cv. Bhagawa
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Chovatia Viral M.
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Dr. R. S. Chovatia
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2.
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Effect of biostimulants and biofertilizers on flowering, fruiting, yield and quality of pomegranate cv. Bhagwa
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Nurbhanej Kasamali H.
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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3.
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Effect of foliar application of micronutrients and growth regulators on yield and quality of aonla cv. Gujarat Aonla-1
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Rathod Ramniklal Kamabhai
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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Year:2021
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Ph. D. (Hort.) Fruit Science
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1
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Effect of different mulches and liquid organic inorganic formulation on growth, yield and quality of papaya cv. GJP-1
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Patel Vrutti Kaushikbhai
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Dr. M. V. Ramdevputra
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2
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Effect of chemicals and agro techniques to enhance flowering, fruit setting and yield of mango (Mangifera indica L.) cv. Kesar
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Miss Solanki Meera Bhagavanbhai
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Dr. D. K. Varu
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3
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Evaluation and Standardization of vertical Cultivation of Strawberry cv. winter down under protected structure
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Shubhra Jyoti Mishra
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Dr. K. M. Karetha
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7. U.G. STUDENTS PRACTICAL WORK SUPPORTED BY VARIOUS FARMS
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Sr.
No.
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Particulars
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Area (ha)
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Particulars
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Activities for UG students
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1
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Lal Baug/ Vikas vadi
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10-22-90
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Main horticultural nursery and commercial orchards of mango, coconut, guava, ber, chiku, papaya, banana and Agro forestry unit
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· Identification and dos and don’ts of various farm implements and garden tools.
· Preparation and identification of various planting designs, cropping patterns, beds, media and seedlings.
· Identification and preparation of various propagation materials.
· Identification of seeds, plants, trees, flowers and fruits various fruit crops, different genotypes, cultivars of temperate, tropical and sub- tropical fruit crops.
· Identification various disease. Pests and deficiency symptoms of in various fruit crops.
· Preparation of various sexual and asexual propagated materials from different fruit crops.
· Other agricultural operations in various fruit crops in the field.
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2.
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Jambu Vadi
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12-28-71
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Fruit nursery and orchards of coconut, chiku, gunda, sweet orange, aonla and date palm
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|
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3
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Madhadi Baug
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01-26–09
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Fruit nursery and orchards of coconut, custard apple, chiku, acid lime, guava, pomegranate, fig, phalsa, aonla and black jamun
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4
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Sakkar Baug
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14-73-39
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Fruit nursery and orchards of mango, mango varieties, guava, chiku, custard apple, papaya and tad palm.
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|
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5
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Khengarvav
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03-46-01
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Orchards of ber, chiku, custard apple and aonla
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|
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6
|
Manhar Kutir
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02-50-21
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Orchards of coconut and acid lime
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8. NURSERY ACTIVITIES
The fruit crop nursery located at Lalbaugh is the biggest nursery in Saurashtra region. Every year seeds, seedlings, grafts of various fruit crops and flower crops are produced and supplied to the farmers which are given in the table.
9. PRODUCTION OF PLANTING MATERIAL
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Sr. No.
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Crop
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2012-13
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2013-14
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2014-15
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2015-16
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2016-17
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2017-18
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2018-19
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2019-20
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2020-21
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1
|
Mango Graft
|
6070
|
8732
|
9802
|
3419
|
3699
|
8300
|
9710
|
3496
|
4280
|
|
2
|
Sapota Graft
|
3517
|
7071
|
3998
|
1976
|
1151
|
1310
|
2120
|
1668
|
1522
|
|
3
|
Guava grafts
|
1379
|
1853
|
1073
|
1154
|
443
|
415
|
302
|
502
|
214
|
|
4
|
Guava sapling
|
641
|
687
|
819
|
559
|
2770
|
6415
|
4118
|
2279
|
1894
|
|
5
|
Pomegranate sapling
|
457
|
1512
|
1418
|
1427
|
660
|
1568
|
185
|
547
|
588
|
|
6
|
Pomegranate grafts
|
--
|
--
|
--
|
--
|
--
|
523
|
22
|
--
|
--
|
|
7
|
Lime grafts
|
448
|
241
|
172
|
148
|
--
|
--
|
--
|
200
|
31
|
|
8
|
Lime sapling
|
14351
|
14131
|
16965
|
8570
|
17236
|
10216
|
6620
|
8126
|
5481
|
|
9
|
Papaya seedlings
|
13171
|
4760
|
23110
|
21120
|
24630
|
14707
|
28940
|
--
|
31252
|
|
10
|
Aonla grafts/sp
|
-
|
-
|
--
|
--
|
--
|
171
|
111
|
--
|
--
|
|
11
|
Khirni
|
-
|
-
|
--
|
22
|
--
|
--
|
1542
|
--
|
--
|
|
12
|
Jamun
|
1281
|
2474
|
2136
|
3572
|
3245
|
1543
|
2395
|
3301
|
2838
|
|
13
|
Custard apple
|
2674
|
7966
|
7107
|
4378
|
8494
|
14586
|
4283
|
11961
|
13596
|
|
14
|
Other fruit crops seedlings
|
468
|
5692
|
2605
|
2332
|
888
|
598
|
2821
|
15400
|
3901
|
|
15
|
Other fruit grafts
|
56
|
80
|
288
|
154
|
-
|
--
|
9460
|
--
|
1763
|
|
17
|
Coconut hybrid
|
5098
|
11438
|
1560
|
2475
|
2158
|
1367
|
1154
|
1443
|
160
|
|
18
|
Coconut local
|
13262
|
26154
|
-
|
1183
|
3200
|
1292
|
3396
|
1826
|
1991
|
|
|
TOTAL
|
62873
|
92791
|
71053
|
52489
|
68574
|
63011
|
77179
|
50,749
|
69,511
|
|
19
|
Papaya seed (kg.)
|
39.400
|
37.550
|
87.850
|
52.00
|
68.40
|
66.80
|
138.10
|
120
|
150
|
10. DEPARTMENTAL LABORATORIES
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No.
|
Particulars
|
Remarks
|
 |
|
i.
|
UG Lab
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Under Graduate Laboratory for UG level practical is available in College building
|