Main Vegetable Research Station

Anand Agricultural University

Anand - 388110 (Gujarat)

Phone : Office : (02692)290251

Farm : (02692)261817

Email: rsmvrs@aau.in

Brinjal

Gujarat Green Brinjal-(GGB9, Anand Harit

2023

Brinjal

Chilli

Gujarat Anand Vegetable Chilli-(GAVC-113, Anand Jwala)

2023

Chilli

Cucumber

Gujarat Cucumber-2 (GCU-1, Anand Sheetal)

2023

Cucumber

Okra

Anad Kranti

2023

Okra

Brinjal

Gujarat Round Brinjal- 8 (GRB8, Anand Raj)

2021

Brinjal

Chilli

Gujarat Anand Vegetable Chilli-(GAVC 141, Anand Tej)

2021

Chilli

Okra (Kharif)

Gujarat Anand Okra-8 (GAO 8, Anand Komal)

2021

Okra (Kharif)

Okra (summer)

Gujarat Anand Okra-8 (GAO 8, Anand Komal)

2021

Okra (summer)

Tomato

Gujarat Anand Tomato- 8 (GAT 8, Anand Roma)

2021

Tomato

Guar

Gujarat Vegetable Guar- 11 (GVG 11, Anand Bahar)

2020

Guar

Brinjal

Gujarat Anand Brinjal- 6 (GAB 6: Anand Doli)

2019

Brinjal

Garlic

Gujarat Garlic-7 (GG 7,: Anand Kesari)

2019

Garlic

Potato

Kufri Sadabahar

2019

Potato

Tomato

Gujarat Anand Cherry Tomato 1(GACT 1)

2018

Tomato

Bottle gourd

Gujarat Anand Bottle Gourd Hybrid 1 (GABGH 1)

2017

Bottle gourd

Tomato

Gujarat Anand Tomato 5

2017

Tomato

Brinjal

Gujarat Anand Brinjal Hybrid -3 (GABH-3)

2014

Brinjal

Dill seed

Gujarat Anand Vegetable Dill Seed -1 (GAVD-1)

2014

Dill seed

Garlic

Gujarat Anand Garlic 6 (GAG-6)

2014

Garlic

Onion

Gujarat Anand White Onion -2 (GAWO-2)

2014

Onion

Brinjal

Gujarat Anand Oblong Brinjal-2 ( GAOB- 2)

2013

Brinjal

Chilli

Gujarat Anand Vegetable Chilli Hybrid-1 (GAVCH-1)

2011

Chilli

Chilli

Gujarat Anand Vegetable Chilli-112 (GAVC-112)

2011

Chilli

Okra

Gujarat Anand Okra-5 (GAO-5)

2011

Okra

Ridge gourd

Gujarat Anand Ridge Gourd-1 (GARG-1)

2010

Ridge gourd

Pumpkin

Anand Pumpkin -1 (AP-1)

2009

Pumpkin

Tomato

Anand Tomato-3 (AT-3)

2008

Tomato

Chilli

Anand Vegetable Non Pungent Chilli -131(AVNPC-131)

2007

Chilli

Cowpea

Anand Vegetable Cowpea -1 (AVCP-1)

2007

Cowpea

Pigeon pea

Anand Vegetable Pigeonpea -1 (AVPP-1)

2007

Pigeon pea

Bottle gourd

Gujarat Anand Bottle Gourd Hybrid 1

2005

Bottle gourd

Brinjal

Gujarat Oblong Brinjal -1 (GOB-1)

2004

Brinjal

Chilli

Gujarat Vegetable Chilli -101 (GVC-101)

2004

Chilli

Chilli

Gujarat Vegetable Chilli -121 GVC-121

2004

Chilli

Cucumber

Gujarat Cucumber-1 (GCU-1)

2004

Cucumber

Musk melon

Gujarat Musk Melon -3 (GMM-3)

2004

Musk melon

Tomato

Gujarat Tomato-2 (GT-2)

2004

Tomato

Chilli

Gujarat Vegetable Chilli -111 (GVC-111)

2003

Chilli

Brinjal

Anand Brinjal Hybrid -1 (GABH-1)

1993

Brinjal

Okra

Gujarat Okra Hybrid-1 (GOK-1)

1992

Okra

Agril. Entomology

2022

State level level

1. Evaluation of insecticides against sucking pests of chilli at nursery stage  (2022)

The chilli growers of Gujarat are recommended to treat the seeds with imidacloprid 600 FS 9 ml or thiamethoxam 30 FS 7 ml per kg seed before seeding in nursery and dipping the roots of seedlings in fipronil 5 SC 2 ml per liter water for two hours before transplanting for effective management of thrips in early stages of crop.

2021

State level

2. Bio-efficacy of ready-mix insecticides against pest complex of Indian bean, Lablab purpureus (L.) Walp (2021)

Application of one foliar spray of ready-mix insecticide thiamethoxam 12.6 %+ lambda cyhalothrin 9.5 % ZC 0.005%, 2.5 ml/ 10 L water (27.63 g a.i./ha) when it cross ETL of aphid index-1 found effective against aphids infesting Indian bean. Application of one foliar spray of ready-mix insecticide chlorantraniliprole 9.3% + lambda cyhalothrin 4.6% ZC 0.006%, 4 ml/ 10 L water (27.80 g a.i./ha) when it cross ETL of 1 larva per plant found effective against pod borer complex i.e. Helicoverpaarmigera and Marucavitrata infesting Indian bean.

2020

State level

3. Bio-efficacy of ready-mix insecticides against pest complex of Indian bean, Lablab purpureus (L.) Walp (2020)

Application of one foliar spray of Thiamethoxam 12.6 %+Lambda cyhalothrin 9.5 % ZC 0.005%, 2.5 ml/ 10 L water (27.63 g a.i./ha) when it cross ETL of 5 aphids per twig is found effective against aphids infesting indian bean. Application of one foliar spray of Chlorantraniliprole 9.3 % + Lambda Cyhalothrin 4.6% ZC 0.006 %, 4 ml/ 10 L water (27.80 g a.i./ha) when it cross ETL of 1 larva per plant is found effective against pod borer complex i.e. Helicoverpa armigera and Maruca vitrata infesting indian bean.

2018

State level

4. Integrated Pest Management in okra (2018)

The farmers of middle Gujarat (Zone-III) are advised to follow below mentioned module for effective and economical management of shoot and fruit borer of okra. 1) Seed treatment with imidacloprid 600 FS @ 9.0 ml/ kg seeds using equal quantity of water before 12 hours of sowing, 2) Removal and destruction of the shoot and fruit borer affected shoots and fruits along with larvae at weekly interval,  3) Installation of pheromone traps of Earias vittella @ 60/ha at three week after germination and replaced the lures every 21 days interval. 4) Spraying of chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC @  0.006%, 3ml in 10 litre of water at 25 DAS (30 g a.i./ha), 5) Spraying of NSKE 5% at 35 DAS, 7) Spraying of emamectin benzoate 5 SG @ 0.0025%, 5 g in 10 litre of water at 45 DAS (12.5 g a.i./ha), 8) Spraying of Bacillus thuringiensis Var. Kurstaki 5 WP @ 10 g in 10 litre of water at 55 DAS and 9) Spraying of NSKE 5% at 65 DAS 

2016

State level

5. Evaluation of insecticide molecules against sucking pests of chilli (2015-16)

Foliar application of milbectin 1 EC 0.0003%, 2.5 ml/ 10 liter water (1.25 g a.i./ha) or abamectin 1.9 EC, 0.0006%, 3 ml/10 litre water (2.85 g a.i./ha) found effective against thrips and mite infesting chilli.

6. Bio-efficacy of newer insecticides against brinjal shoot and fruit borer, Leucinodes orbonalis (Guenee) (2016)

For effective control of shoot and fruit borer (Leucinodes orbonalis) and getting higher fruit yield in brinjal, the farmers of middle Gujarat are recommended to spray emamectin benzoate 5 SG 0.0025 per cent (5 g/ 10 litre of water; 12.5 g a.i./ha) or chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC 0.006 per cent (3 ml/ 10 litre of water; 30 g a.i./ha) when the pest crosses 5 per cent shoot damage and subsequent two sprays at 15 days after first spray application.

7. Bio-efficacy of newer insecticides against tomato leaf miner, Liriomyza trifolii (Burgess) (2016)

For effective and economical management of leaf miner in tomato, spray spinosad 45 SC, 0.0135 per cent (3 ml/ 10 litre water; 67.5 g a.i./ha) or abamectin 1.9 EC, 0.0006 per cent (3 ml/ 10 litre water; 2.85 g a.i./ha) alongwith 400 g jaggery, first at appearance of the pest and subsequent two sprays at 15 days interval.

2015

State level

8. Evaluation of insecticide molecules against sucking pests of okra (2015)

 For effective and economical control of jassid in okra, the farmers of middle Gujarat are advised to spray thiamethoxam 25 WG, 0.009%, 3.5 g/ 10 litre water (43.75 g a.i./ha) and for whitefly, spiromesifen 240 SC, 0.02%,  8 ml/ 10 litre water (96 g a.i./ha) first at the appearance of the pest and second at 10 days interval.

2014

National lelvel

9. Bio-efficacy of newer insecticides against sucking of okra  (2014)

Foliar application of thiamethoxam 25 WG @ 0.35 g/l and spiromesifen 22.9 SC @ 0.8 ml/ l proved to be most effective against jassids,  Amrasca bigutulla bigutulla and whitefly, Bemisia tabaci with 39 and 33.53 % reduction  in the population, respectively as compared to untreated control  and recorded lowest incidence of YVMV (22.41 %) with  110 % increase in yield and maximum ICBR of 1:76.31. (2014)

State level

10. Evaluation of newer insecticides against cowpea pod borer, Maruca vitrata Fabricius (2013-14)

 Farmers of middle Gujarat growing cowpea are advised to spray any one of the insecticide Flubendiamide 480 SC @ 0.014 % (3.0 ml/ 10 litre water) or Chlorantraniliprole 18.5 SC @ 0.006% (3.0 ml/ 10 litre water for the control of pod borer, Maruca vitrata at the initiation of flowering and subsequent two sprays at 15 days interval. The pre-harvest interval of one day is recommended for flubendiamide and chlorantraniliprole.()　                                               

11. Evaluation of different insecticides as root dipping treatments against sucking pests of chilli(2013-14)

For the control of thrips in chilli up to 45 days after transplanting, the farmers of middle Gujarat are advised to treat the seeds with imidacloprid 70 WS @ 7.5 g /kg (5.25 g a.i. /kg seed) before seeding in nursery and dipping roots of the seedlings in imidacloprid 17.8 SL @ 10 ml /10 litre water or thiamethoxam 25 WG @ 10 g /10 litre water for two hours before transplanting.

2013

National level

12. Bio-efficacy of newer insecticides against cowpea pod borer Maruca vitrata (2013)

Two sprays of flubendiamide 480 SC @ 0.3 ml/l or indoxacarb 14.5 SC @ 0.5 ml/l or emamectin benzoate 5 SG @ 0.5 g/l at 50% flowering and pod setting stage recorded lowest pod borer damage 9.45%, 11.03% and 13.41%, respectively as against control plots (26.57 %). Highest yield (125q/ha) was recorded in flubendiamide treated plots. (2013)

2012

National level

13. Bio-efficacy of newer insecticides against cowpea pod borer Maruca vitrata (2012)

Two sprays of flubendiamide 39.35 SC @1 ml/lt , first at 50% flowering and second at 50% pod setting was found most effective in management of cowpea pod borer Maruca vitrata. (2012)

State level

14. Evaluation of different insecticides as seed treatments against leaf miner in cucurbitaceous vegetable crops (2011-12)

For effective management of leaf miner in early stage of the crops viz., cucumber, bottle gourd, ridge gourd and smooth gourd, the farmers of middle Gujarat are advised to treat the seeds before sowing with imidacloprid 70 WS @ 7.5 g/kg seeds or thiamethoxam 70 WS @ 4 g/kg seed.

2011

National level

15. Integrated Pest management in okra (2011)

Integrated module consisting of seed treatment with thiamethoxam 70 WS @ 3 g/kg seed and foliar spray of neem formulation @ 3 ml/lit at 40 DAS, endosulfan (1 ml/lit) + neem formulation @ 3 ml/lit at 50 DAS, spinosad 45 SC @ 0.3 ml/lit at 60 DAS, Bt formulation @ 2 ml/lit at 75 DAS and neem formulation @ 3 ml/lit 85 DAS is effective in management of jassid and shoot and fruit borer in okra and recorded higher fruit yield. (2011)

Seed treatment with thiamethoxam @ 5g/kg prior to sowing and four to five rounds of spray of neem oil @ 1% mixed with sticker / teepol @ 0.5 ml/lit at 10 days interval starting from 35 days after transplanting was proved effective and recommended in controlling thrips and mites in chilli. (2011)

Seed treatment with thiamethoxam @ 3 g/kg seed followed by 3 sprays of NSKE 4% at 10 days interval from 20 DAS was effective and recommended for the control of red pumpkin beetle and leaf miner infesting bottle gourd. (2011)

IPM module comprising of crop sanitation by removal of early infested fruits, installation of cue-lure baited bottle trap at the middle of two sub-plots in the central row and bait spray @ molassess 10% + malathion 50 EC (0.2%) at 6 spots in two border rows in four corners at 5 days interval from flowering in bower system was effective in controlling fruitfly in bitter gourd and gave higher income. (2011)

2008

National level

16. Evaluation of Seed dressing to manage jassid in okra

The seed treatment of okra with thiamethoxam 70 WS @ 3 g/kg was found most effective for management of jassid and favourable plant growth and yield attributing character with highest net additional benefit. (2008)

2007

National level

17. Integrated management of leaf miner in cucumber

For effective and economical management of leaf miner in cucumber, erection of yellow sticky trap @ 1 /hill, clipping of lower 2-3 infested leaves followed by application of neem soap @ 109/lit or NSKE (4%) at cotyledonary leaf stage and two foliar sprays of deltamethrin (0.005%) along with jaggery (2%) at 50% flowering stage. (2007)

State level

18. Evaluation of different insecticides against mites infesting brinjal (2006-07)

For the effective and economical management of mite (Tetranychus urticae) in brinjal, two sprays of fenazaquin @ 0.01% (ICBR 1:16.17), first at the appearance of the mites and second after 15 days of first spray are recommended for the farmers of middle Gujarat.

19. Effect of different dates of transplanting on incidence of pests and little leaf disease of brinjal (2006-07) 

To minimize the occurrence of little leaf disease, fruit and shoot borer and to get the higher fruit yield, the farmers of middle Gujarat are advised to transplant the brinjal crop in the first week of September.

20. Evaluation of different newer insecticides against chilli thrips (2006-07)

For the effective and economical management of thrips (Scirtothrips dorsalis) in chilli crop, farmers of middle Gujarat are advised to spray mix formulation of ethion 40% + cypermethrin 5% @ 0.045% (ICBR 1:22.10) or diafenthiuron @ 0.05% (ICBR 1:15.60) in addition to earlier recommendation viz., imidacloprid @ 0.005% (ICBR 1:17.20) and triazophos @ 0.04% (ICBR 1:26.60) following ETL of 1 thrips per leaf.

21. Management of serpentine leaf miner on cucumber (2006-07)

For effective and economical management of leaf miner and fruit fly in Cucumber (Kakdi) following IPM module is recommended to the farmers of Middle Gujarat (ICBR 1:41.40).Installation of yellow sticky trap @ 1/10 hills after germination. Clipping of infested leaves in the initial stage of the crop. Application of neem soap @ 10 g/lit of water at two leaf (cotyledonary) stage. Application of deltamethrin @ 0.0014% + 20 g jaggery per litre of water at initiation of flowering.

2006

National level

22. Integrated Pest Management of  brinjal shoot and fruit borer 

Sex pheromone based IPM technology involving mass trapping through use of plastic funnel baited with pheromone @ 100 traps/ha, shoot clipping at weekly interval from 20 DAT and 4 sprays of NSKE (4%) at 15 days interval from flowering was found to be effective for the management of brinjal shoot and fruit borer (Leucinodes orbonalis). (2006)

State level

23. Evaluation of different spray schedules of insecticides and botanicals against pests of chilli (2005-06)                 

For effective and economical management of chilli thrips and fruit borer, the following schedule is alternatively recommended for farmers of Middle Gujarat. Spray should be given on need basis at ETL 1 thrips per leaf Triazophos 0.04% - Imidacloprid 0.005% - Acephate 0.075%

24. Evaluation of different insecticides against mites infesting okra (2005-06)

For effective and economical control of mite infesting okra, along with the older recommended insecticides, wettable sulphur 0.125% and dicofol 0.03%, two sprays of any one of the following new insecticides is recommended for farmers of middle Gujarat, where the mite infestation is high. The first spray should be given on appearance of mite and second spray should be given after 10 days of first spray.

2005

State level

25. Integrated Pest Management for brinjal pest complex (2004-05)

For effective and economical management of pest complex in brinjal, five sprays of NSKE 4 % at 45, 60, 75, 90 and 105 DATP (ICBR 1:8.11) or application of Neem cake @ 250 kg / ha    at 30 DATP + Shoot clipping at weekly intervals + NSKE (4%) sprays at 60, 75, 90 and 105 DATP is recommended for farmers of Middle Gujarat growing brinjal.

2001

State level

26. Integration of tolerant variety and chemicals for the management of pests of okra (2000-01)                                              

Considering efficacy and economics of insecticides, one spray of monocrotophos 0.04% at 20 days after sowing followed by three sprays of endosulfan 0.07% at 30, 45 and 60 days after sowing is recommended for control of different pests viz., fruit borer, aphid, jassid and whitefly (ICBR 1 : 8.09) infesting okra under middle Gujarat Agroclimatic zone.

1999

State level

27. Bio-efficacy of different spray schedules against thrips (Scirtothrips dorsalis) Hood infesting chilli (1998-99)                         

For effective and economical control of thrips (S. dorsalis) on chilli grown for vegetable purpose, spray of Triazophos 0.04%  at 10 days  or Acephate 0.075%  at 15 days interval is recommended in middle Gujarat condition. The first application should be given at 30 DATP.

Agronomy

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State level

28. Assessment of Natural organic Liquid (NOL) and inorganic nutrient supply system on yield and quality of potato cv. Kufri badshah

The farmers of middle Gujarat Agro-climatic zone III growing potato are recommended to apply RDF (220-110-220 NPK kg ha-1 ) along with application of FYM @20 t ha-1 and seed treatment with AAU PGPR consortium @ 1 l/ha of seed for securing higher yield and net return.Application of NOL was not found beneficial. Note : *PGPR Consortium : [Azotobcater choococcum (ABA-1) + Azospirillum lipoferum (ASA-1) + Bacillus coagulans (PBA-16) + Bacillus sp. ** NOL : Cow dung + cow urine + jaggery + buttermilk + pulse flour + soil under Baniyaan tree

29. Integrated nutrient management in potato var. Kufri Badshah

The farmers of middle Gujarat Agro climatic zone III growing potato crop are advised to fertilize their crop with 260-130-260 NPK  kg/ha in addition to this apply poultry manure @ 3 t/ha and in case of unavailability of poultry manure, apply FYM @ 20 t/ha to get higher net return (50% Nitrogen as basal and remaining 50% at the time of earthing up and poultry manure 20 days before planting should be applied).

2018

State level

30. Determination of effective planting time for potato cultivars under middle Gujarat conditions    (2018)         

The farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro-climatic Zone-III growing potato (cv. Kufri Pukhraj, Kufri Badshah and Kufri Laukar) are advised to plant the potato in 2nd week of November to 4th week of November to get higher income and net realization.

31. Nitrogen management in tomato cv. AT 3        (2018)     

The farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro-climatic Zone-III growing tomato(AT 3) are advised to apply 62.5 kg N(in the form of ammonium sulphate), 50 kg P2O5 and 50 kg K2O per hectare as basal dose and remaining  62.5 kg N apply in two equal splits at 30 and 60 DATP to get higher yield and net return.

32. Nitrogen management in chilli cv. GAVCH 1  (2018) 

The farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro-climatic Zone-III growing hybrid chilli are advised to apply 70 kg N, 50 kg P2O5 and 50 kg K2O as basal and remaining 70 kg N apply in two equal splits at 30 and 60 DATP to get higher yield and net return.

Pl. Breeding

2018

State level

33. Standardization of CGMS based hybrid seed production in chilli (2018)

In chilli crop, it is recommended to use the ratio of 1:1 or 2:1 A:R lines for CGMS based hybrid seed production for higher hybrid seed yield during kharif-rabi season in open field condition at Anand location.

34. Standardization of CGMS based hybrid seed production in chilli (2018)

In chilli crop, it is recommended to use the ratio of 1:1 or 2:1 A:R lines for CGMS based hybrid seed production for higher hybrid seed yield during kharif-rabi season in open field condition at Anand location.

Pl. Physiology

2016

State level

35. (Influence of source manipulation through decapitation and PGR‟s on growth, yield and quality of cluster bean (Cyamopsis    tetragonaloba L. Taub.) seed cv. "Pusa Navbahar" (2016)

Farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro-climatic Zone-III growing cluster bean cv. Pusa Navbahar in kharif season for seed production are recommended to spray GA3 20 mg/l at 45 DAS with decapitation of the plant at 70 DAS for getting higher seed yield as well as net profit.

2008

State level

36. Effect of plant growth regulators on seed yield and quality of okra (2008)

 Farmers of Middle Gujarat, Agro climatic Zone–III growing okra cultivar Parbhani Kranti for seed production purpose are advised to spray GA3 @ 50 mg/l (ICBR 1:10.5) at 30 and 50 days after sowing for getting higher seed yield as well as seed quality.

2006

State level

37. Effect of spacing and seed rate in nursery on growth of seedlings and subsequent to green chilli yield cv. S- 49(2006)

Farmers of Middle Gujarat, Agro climatic Zone–III growing chilli cultivar S-49 for vegetable purpose are advise to adopt five cm spacing between rows with 1.0 kg seed rate / 100 sq.m. for raising healthy seedlings in nursery and to get higher green fruit yield. This was recommended for Farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro climatic Zone-III.

2005

State level

38. Physiological study of chilli and subsequent to red chilli production (2005)

For seed production in chilli crop, mature fruits harvested at red ripped stage has not adversely affected the seed yield and it has increase higher seed germination percentage in comparison to mature wrinkle and dried fruits. Therefore, farmers are advised to harvest chilli fruits at red ripe stage. This was recommended for Farmers of Middle Gujarat Agro climatic Zone-III.

Sr.

No.

Title of Invention

Application No.

Name of inventor

Nil

Sr. No

Registered Variety

Crop

Registered as

Registration No.

Registration Date

1

Gujarat Muskmelon-3 (GMM-3)

Muskmelon

''

415/2016

29/12/2016

2

Anand Bottle Gourd -1 (ABG-1)

Bottle gourd

''

416/2016

29/12/2016

3

Gujarat Cucumber -1 (GCU-1)

Cucumber

''

417/2016

29/12/2016

4

Gujarat Vegetable Chili-121 (GVC-121) 

Chili

''

418/2016

29/12/2016

5

Anand Pumpkin -1 (AP-1)

Pumpkin

''

419/2016

29/12/2016

6

Gujarat Vegetable Chili-101 (GVC-101) 

Chili

''

420/2016

29/12/2016

7

Gujarat Anand Okra-5 (GAO-5)

Okra

''

421/2016

29/12/2016

8

Gujarat Tomato-2  (GT-2)

Tomato

''

428/2016

29/12/2016

Sr. No.

Name of Project/Scheme

Budget Head

Funding Agency

Type of  Scheme

Starting Year

1

Scheme for Research in vegetable crops

5013

GoG

Non-Plan

1980

2

Project for Research in Pest control and Plant Disease-Vegetable Research Scheme

5026-1

GoG

Non-Plan

1975

3

Development of variety in vegetable crops

12993-05

GoG

Plan

1995

4

AICRP on Vegetable Crops (voluntary centre)

2096

ICAR

ICAR 100%

2005

5

Strengthening Adaptive Research in Agro-climatic zones of AAU

12937

GoG

Plan

6

Development of Hybrid verities in cucurbit crops

12993-30

GoG

Plan

2023

1

CSS National horti mission M & AP renamed as Mission for integrated development of horticulture

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2

Effect of Novozyme products on yield and its attributes in chilli

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13

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14

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18559-13

Dr. C. K. Borad

Asso. Res. Sci.

PI Industries Limited

Vadodara

2 Years

28.12.2021

15

Bio-efficacy and Phytotoxicity of BCS-CW64991 20% SC against mites in chilli

18559-26

Dr. C. K. Borad

Asso. Res. Sci.

Bayer Crop Science Ltd.

2 Years

28.07.2022

16

Bio-efficacy and Phytotoxicity of BCS-CW64991 20% SC against mites in brinjal

18559-27

Dr. C. K. Borad

Asso. Res. Sci.

Bayer Crop Science Ltd.

2 Years

28.07.2022

17

Evaluation of hybrid entry for fruit yield and its attributing characters in chilli

18559-45

Dr. N. A. Patel Asstt. Res. Sci.

Cropin Biotech Pvt. Ltd.

1 Years

01.11.2022

18

Testing of Biovita Gr. Product on growth, fruit yield and its attributing characters in chilli

18559-46

Dr. R. R. Acharya

Res. Sci.

PI Industries Ltd.

2 Years

01.11.2022

19

Bio-efficacy and Phytotoxicity of PII 301 10% SC against black thrips in chilli

18559-52

Dr. M. M. Pandya, Asstt. Res. Sci

PI Industries Ltd.

2 Years

01.02.2023

Sr.

Name of  Project/Scheme

Budget Head

Funding Agency

Starting Year/Date

Completion Year/Date

1

Testing the bio efficacy & phytotoxicity of Chlorantraniliprole 35 % W G against lepidopteran pests of Okra & Tomato

18557-13

E.I Dupont Pvt.Ltd. Gurgoun

07.01.2014

08.01.2016

2

Testing the bio efficacy & phytotoxicity of HGW – 86 10 % OD (Cyanpranilipole) against sucking & lepidoeteran pests of Potato

18557-18

E.I Dupont Pvt.Ltd. Gurgoun

07.01.2014

08.01.2016

3

Testing of Cunacin and Florigen in Chilli

18557-19

Lacgene Technologist Pvt. India. Ltd. Surat

20.02.2015

21.02.2017

4

Bio efficacy of RDS63 35% wg against helicoverpa armigera in tomato at vegetable

18557-21

E.I. Dupont india  pvt. ltd. Vadodara

13.07.2015

14.07.2017

5

Bio efficacy of RDS63 35% wg against spodoptera litura in  chilli

18557-21-1

E.I. Dupont india  pvt. ltd. Vadodara

13.07.2015

14.07.2017

6

Bio efficacy of RDS63 35% wg against lepodopterm pests of cabbage

18557-21-2

E.I. Dupont india  pvt. ltd. Vadodara

13.07.2015

14.07.2017

7

Bio efficacy & phytotoxicity of flonicamid  50% wg against suaking  pests of Brinjal

18557-27

United phosphorus ltd. Mumbai

22.09.2017

23.09.2017

8

Bio efficacy  of floricamid  50% wg against suaking  pests of Okra

18557-27-1

United phosphorus ltd. Mumbai

06.08.2015

07.08.2017

9

Magnitude of residues of cyantraniliprole 10.26 10% OD in chilli

18557-30

E.I Dupont Pvt.Ltd. Gurgoun

08.01.2016

09.01.2018

10

Bio-Efficacy cum  phytotoxicity study of spiromesifen 22.9% SG aginst  birnjal mite

18557-53

Meghmani Organics Limited, Ahmedabad

29.08.2016

30.08.2018

11

Bio-efficacy & phyto-toxicity study of flubendiamide 20% WG tomato fruit  borer

18557-98

Meghmani Organics Limited, Ahmedabad

23.08.2017

24.08.2019

12

Bio-efficacy & phyto-toxicity study of flubendiamide 20% WG Chiili fruit  borer

18557-99

Meghmani Organics Limited, Ahmedabad

23.08.2017

24.08.2019

No. of research paper published in scientific journal

International Journal

6

National Journal

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