Biological Sciences & Biotechnology: Recent submissions

  • New records of the family Eriocaulaceae from Goa 
    Rajkumar, S.; Joshi, V.C.; Janarthanam, M.K. (Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 98(1); 2001; 155-156.)
    The specimens identified in the light of these recent works have added six new distributional records to the State of Goa.
  • Diploospora indica, a new species of hyphomycetes 
    Sreekala; Nair, K.; Bhat, D.J. (Mycotaxon. 80; 2001; 101-104.)
    A new species of Hyphomycetes, Diploospora indica Sreekala Bhat, isolated from freshwater foam and submerged leaf litter of Dipterocarpus laevis, is described from India. The new taxon is compared with known species of the ...
  • Andaman Sea zooplankton: Past experience, present endeavor and future prospectives 
    Pai, I.K. (2. Int. Cong. on MaritimeTechnology Innovation and Research, Proc.. Spain. 2000; 1320-1326.)
  • Management of pesticide caused crisis in Sericulture 
    Pai, I.K. (Indian Silk. 39(5); 2000; 13-14.)
  • Zooplankton diversity of Andaman Sea 
    Pai, I.K. (Advances in Zoology, Environmental Degradation and Biodiversity, (Proc. 10. All India Congress of Zoology, 14-18 Oct 1998) Ed. By: B.N. Pandey and B.K. Singh. Daya Publishing House, Delhi. 2000; 218-228.)
    Zooplankton are economically important large group of tiny animals. They are very useful indicators of currents helping hydrographers, foraminiferam ooze helping oil explorers, apart from their marvellous capacity of ...
  • Tolerance of an estuarine halophilic archaebacterium to crude oil and constituent hydrocarbons 
    Raghavan, T.M.; Furtado, I. (Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 65(6); 2000; 725-731.)
    Response of Halobacterium strain R1 (MTCC3265 Microbial Type Culture Collection ,India), a halphilic archaeobacterium, isolated from the Mandovi estuary in Goa, India to crude oil and its constituent hydrocarbons is reported here.
  • Development of a bacterial consortium for coir retting 
    Ravindranath, A.D.; Bhosle, S. (Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research. 59(2); 2000; 140-143.)
    The development of a consortium comprising indigenous nora of the coconut husks is reported. This consortium which could be grown on husk leachates has been used as inoculum for the retting process under laboratory conditions. ...
  • Metal tolerance of Fusarium solani 
    Kowshik, M.; Nazareth, S.W. (Ecology, Environment and Conservation. 6(4); 2000; 391-395.)
    Fusarium solani can grow in the presence of a number of heavy metals and others like mercury, chromium, aluminium, copper, iron, nickel, lead, cobalt, arsenic, manganese, zinc, lithium. The growth of the culture in medium ...
  • Brain drain: Crocodile tears galore 
    Raghavan, T.M. (Current Science. 79(4); 2000; 396-397.)
  • Antimicrobial activity of pigment from Fusarium solani 
    Nazareth, S.W.; Koshy, B. (Ecology of Fungi, Ed. by: D.J. Bhat and S. Raghukumar. Goa University, Goa. 2000; 68-73.)
    Fusarium solani (Mart.) Sacc. produces a red diffusible quinone pigment. The pigment is shown to be anti-mycotic, effective in low concentrations, against human pathogenic fungi, namely Candida albicans and a Fusarium ...

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