Biological Sciences & Biotechnology: Recent submissions

  • Mate selection behaviour in mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori 
    Pai, I.K.; Hegde, S.N. (Proc. Int. Sericulture Congress. 1995; Require pagination (from-to))
    The intersexual selection (female choice) is a widely observed phenomenon between mating partners in animal kingdom. Further, minority male mating advantage is a phenomenon, whereby genetic variability can be maintained ...
  • Water quality of Dudhsagar river at Dudhsagar (Goa), India 
    Desai, P.V. (Pollution Research. 14(4); 1995; 337-382.)
    Dudhsagar river of Goa originates in Karnataka State and flows through rapids in Goa, covering a distance of about 60 km. before joining the Arabian Sea. The physico-chemical characters of the river water were analysed. ...
  • Physico-chemical characteristics of Khandepar river, Goa (India) 
    Desai, P.V.; Godase, S.J.; Halkar, S.G. (Pollution Research. 14(4); 1995; 447-454.)
    The water of Khandepar has been used for irrigation and for domestic supply. As the river passes through the mining belts the effluents get mixed with it. The mixing of the domestic sewage, transport of mining ores by the ...
  • Rare male mating phenomenon in mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori 
    Pai, I.K.; Hegde, S.N. (Annals of Entomology. 13(1); 1995; 43-45.)
    Intersexual selection (female choice) is a widely observed phenomenon between mating partners in animal kingdom. Further, minority male mating advantage is a phenomenon, whereby genetic variability can be maintained in a ...
  • Primary productivity of Khandepar river, Goa 
    Desai, P.V. (Pollution Research. 14(4); 1995; 439-442.)
    The net primary productivity values vaned between 0.225 gC/m3/day to 0.75 gC/m3/day. The maximum value was recorded in December and minimum in March. The gross productivity varied between 0.57 gC/m3/day to 1.2 gC/m3/day. ...
  • Additions to the Scrophulariaceae of Goa 
    Rupa, A.K.; Janarthanam, M.K. (Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 92(3); 1995; 148-150.)
    The flora of Goa is relatively underexplored when compared to the neighbouring states, namely Karnataka and Maharashtra. This is true at least with regard to the seasonal plants, as in the case of the family Scrophulariaceae. ...
  • Probable constraints and strategies for revegetating iron ore mine wastelands in Goa 
    Rodrigues, B.F. (Journal of Economic and Taxonomic Botany. 19(3); 1995; 515-517.)
    Various probable constraints affecting plant growth and survival on iron ore mine wastelands in Goa have been recorded, and strategies for revegetating such degraded lands have been suggested. The paper also suggests various ...
  • The occurrence of VAM fungi in the corms of Amorphophallus commutatus Engler 
    Rodrigues, B.F. (Mycorrhiza News. 7(3); 1995; 5.)
  • Studies on structure and organization of calcium carbonate deposits in algae 
    Kerkar, V.; Untawale, A.G. (Current Science. 68(8); 1995; 843-845.)
    The structure and organization of calcium carbonate deposits is studied in species of Halimeda, Udotea, Neomeris (Chlorophyta) and Padina (Phaeophyta). It was found that in Halimeda aragonite deposition takes place outside ...
  • Mycorrhizal status of naturally occuring and cultivated legumes of iron ore mine Wasteland in Goa 
    Rodrigues, B.F. (Mycorrhizae: Biofertilizers for the future, Ed. by: Alok Adholeya and Sujan Singh. TERI, New Delhi. 1995; 42-44.)
    Fresh iron ore mine rejects are found to be deficient in nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), and other macro- and micro-nutrients. The organic matter is very low or nearly absent as there is hardly any microbial ...

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