• An unusual morph of Naja naja (Linnaeus, 1758) (Squamata: Serpentes) from Goa, India 

  Sawant, N.S.; AmrutSingh; Rane, S.; Naik, S.; Gawas, M. (Journal of Threatened Taxa. 14(8); 2022; 21736-21738.)

  We report first case of melanism in Naja naja from Goa. Identification of snake is done based on meristic data collected from the specimen. Appropriate documentation of these types of individuals will farther our understanding ...
• Occurrence of thraustochytrids: The fungoid protists vis-a-vis marine macroalgae (seaweeds) along the coast of Goa, India 

  Damare, V.S.; Fernandes, E.T.; Naik, A.A.; Cardozo, S.P.; Borges, V.; Phuge, P. (Botanica Marina. 64(6); 2021; 461-475.)

  Thraustochytrids are fungoid protists ubiquitous in the marine environment and found to be associated with decaying macroalgae. Not much is known about their association with living macroalgae. Hence in the present study, ...
• Biodiversity and Industrial Potential of Pigment Producing Bacteria from Coastal Sand Dunes of Goa 

  Shet Sulochana Ashok
• 21st century prospects of gold biomining in India - A review 

  Dabolkar, S.; Kamat, N.M. (Journal of Applied Geochemistry. 23(4); 2021; 261-275.)

  Biomining is a natural, eco-friendly technique which is employed on commercial scale for the extraction of metals. Biomining is a process of conversion of an insoluble metal such as metal sulfides into a soluble form using ...
• Method for separation and detection of gold sulphide from Banded Magnetite Quartzite (BMQ) of Goa 

  Dabolkar, S.; Kamat, N.M. (Ecology, Environment and Conservation. 28; 2022; S250-S253.)

  Gold (I) sulphide is the inorganic compound with the formula Au sub(2) S. It is the principal sulphide of gold. It decomposes to gold metal and elemental sulphur, illustrating the nobility of gold. Recovering gold from ...
• Soil Nematode Diversity in Three Wildlife Sanctuaries of Goa India 

  Gaude, Kiran Suresh
• Response of Oryza sativa L. to the interactive effect of drought and salicylic acid 

  Korgaonker, S.; Bhandari, R. (Journal of Stress Physiology & Biochemistry. 17(3); 2021; 95-104.)

  Plant growth and rice productivity are negatively affected by the alarming rise of abiotic and biotic stress factors. Drought stress is a significant factor that directly affects numerous physiological, biochemical and ...
• Phycoremediation: A future aspect of wastewater treatment 

  Chahal, S.; Bhandari, R. (Indian Hydrobiology. 21(1); 2022; 135-151.)

  The increase of industrial activities has led to the production of toxic pollutants such as heavy metals, dyes, pesticides, phenols, organic compounds, etc., in the aquatic system leading to water pollution. This increase ...
• Impact of hypersalinity on two salt-stressed varieties of rice (Oryza sativa): A the comparative study 

  Srivastava, S.; da Silva, R.; Sharma, P.K. (Russian Journal of Plant Physiology. 69(3); 2022; ArticleID_60.)

  A comprative study evaluation of response of salt stress on different of oxidative and changes in the profile of fatty acids in two varities of rice (Oryza sativa) has been portrayed in our work. 'Jaya' variety of rice ...
• Morpho-physiological and biochemical tolerance mechanisms in two varieties of Oryza sativa to salinity 

  Srivastava, S.; Sharma, P.K. (Russian Journal of Plant Physiology. 69(2); 2022; ArticleID_37.)

  One of the major detrimental factors of the global rice production is salt stress, which limits it up to 50 percent. In this study, we compared the morphophysiological and biochemical responses of indigenous salt-tolerant ...

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