This document provides a curriculum vitae for Dr. Rahul Priyadarshi, who works as a Research Associate at the International Rice Research Institute - South Asia Hub in Hyderabad, India. His research focuses on marker-assisted and conventional breeding for crop improvement, particularly for rice. He has over 10 years of experience in plant breeding, genetics research, and molecular biology techniques. He has developed new rice varieties and parental lines using marker-assisted backcrossing to introgress important agronomic traits. He holds a PhD in genetics from Osmania University and has published over 10 research papers in peer-reviewed journals.
* To have a better understanding of cassava as a crop
* To identify key traits for characterization
* Phenotyping skills developed for key traits
* To identify and follow good principles for hybridization work (from parents, crosses, data collection, seed collection storage, delivery and planting)
* To demonstrate unique processes with different trials
* Biotech tools and delivery
* Team work and collaboration
*
Msc. synopsis OAT Genetic diversity and molecular markersArushi Arora
This document outlines a proposed study on genetic diversity analysis in oat (Avena sativa) varieties using agro-morphological and molecular markers. The study will characterize 56 indigenous and exotic oat genotypes, along with 4 checks, using agro-morphological traits like flowering time, plant height, and yield components. Molecular characterization will be done using SSR markers to analyze diversity. Statistical analysis will include ANOVA, variability parameters, correlation, path analysis, genetic divergence, and principal component analysis. The research aims to assess genetic diversity in oat genotypes and identify varieties suitable for forage, seed yield, and related traits.
Genetic Enhancement of Lentil for Adaptation to Various Cropping Systems an...ICARDA
Genetic Enhancement of Lentil for Adaptation to Various Cropping Systems and Nutritional Security in South Asia
2-13 September 2019. New Delhi, India. Over 8,000 participants from all over the world participated in COP14.
Presentation by Ashutosh Sarker
Mohamed Rafeek Pakyara Abdulla is a senior application specialist with over 10 years of experience in application support for genetic analyzers, next generation sequencers, and related technologies. He has a background in research, having conducted studies on breast cancer genetics and biodiversity conservation. Rafeek aims to utilize his skills and knowledge of life science technologies to support customers and achieve company goals.
The document summarizes efforts to implement Marker Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) for drought tolerance in cassava. It describes using an augmented experimental design with limited replicates to evaluate many new genotypes while controlling for environmental effects. Infrastructure was established for MARS including phenotyping key traits. The cassava breeding community of practice expanded its efforts in routine marker use, training new breeders, and developing partial inbred lines and gene pools for important traits. Several new cassava varieties developed using MARS have been released.
This document summarizes research on advances in the breeding system of sorghum. It discusses sorghum and other millets as nutritious crops grown in marginal soils. It reviews different millet crops and their cultivation. The document also discusses plant genetic resources and genotypes collected for breeding new cultivars. It summarizes research on sorghum conducted by the Department of GPB at SHUATS, including analyzing the antioxidant properties and chemical composition of sorghum seeds harvested at different times. Breeding methods like selection, hybridization, and molecular tools are described for developing improved sorghum varieties with high yield and grain quality.
This document contains a resume for Dipak Dnyaneshwar Kadam from Solapur, Maharashtra, India. The summary highlights his objective to work as a global leader in agriculture production and processing using his knowledge of plant tissue culture, molecular biology, and physiology. It also provides brief details on his education including a B.Sc. in Agriculture Biotechnology from M.P.K.V Rahuri in 2015, internship experiences, projects undertaken, work experience in quality control roles, achievements including exam ranks, social/volunteer experience, and language and interest details.
This ppt illustrate about various breeding method used in cross pollinated crops. best breeding methods available for cross pollinated crops. basic introduction of cross pollination mechanism.
* To have a better understanding of cassava as a crop
* To identify key traits for characterization
* Phenotyping skills developed for key traits
* To identify and follow good principles for hybridization work (from parents, crosses, data collection, seed collection storage, delivery and planting)
* To demonstrate unique processes with different trials
* Biotech tools and delivery
* Team work and collaboration
*
Msc. synopsis OAT Genetic diversity and molecular markersArushi Arora
This document outlines a proposed study on genetic diversity analysis in oat (Avena sativa) varieties using agro-morphological and molecular markers. The study will characterize 56 indigenous and exotic oat genotypes, along with 4 checks, using agro-morphological traits like flowering time, plant height, and yield components. Molecular characterization will be done using SSR markers to analyze diversity. Statistical analysis will include ANOVA, variability parameters, correlation, path analysis, genetic divergence, and principal component analysis. The research aims to assess genetic diversity in oat genotypes and identify varieties suitable for forage, seed yield, and related traits.
Genetic Enhancement of Lentil for Adaptation to Various Cropping Systems an...ICARDA
Genetic Enhancement of Lentil for Adaptation to Various Cropping Systems and Nutritional Security in South Asia
2-13 September 2019. New Delhi, India. Over 8,000 participants from all over the world participated in COP14.
Presentation by Ashutosh Sarker
Mohamed Rafeek Pakyara Abdulla is a senior application specialist with over 10 years of experience in application support for genetic analyzers, next generation sequencers, and related technologies. He has a background in research, having conducted studies on breast cancer genetics and biodiversity conservation. Rafeek aims to utilize his skills and knowledge of life science technologies to support customers and achieve company goals.
The document summarizes efforts to implement Marker Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) for drought tolerance in cassava. It describes using an augmented experimental design with limited replicates to evaluate many new genotypes while controlling for environmental effects. Infrastructure was established for MARS including phenotyping key traits. The cassava breeding community of practice expanded its efforts in routine marker use, training new breeders, and developing partial inbred lines and gene pools for important traits. Several new cassava varieties developed using MARS have been released.
This document summarizes research on advances in the breeding system of sorghum. It discusses sorghum and other millets as nutritious crops grown in marginal soils. It reviews different millet crops and their cultivation. The document also discusses plant genetic resources and genotypes collected for breeding new cultivars. It summarizes research on sorghum conducted by the Department of GPB at SHUATS, including analyzing the antioxidant properties and chemical composition of sorghum seeds harvested at different times. Breeding methods like selection, hybridization, and molecular tools are described for developing improved sorghum varieties with high yield and grain quality.
This document contains a resume for Dipak Dnyaneshwar Kadam from Solapur, Maharashtra, India. The summary highlights his objective to work as a global leader in agriculture production and processing using his knowledge of plant tissue culture, molecular biology, and physiology. It also provides brief details on his education including a B.Sc. in Agriculture Biotechnology from M.P.K.V Rahuri in 2015, internship experiences, projects undertaken, work experience in quality control roles, achievements including exam ranks, social/volunteer experience, and language and interest details.
This ppt illustrate about various breeding method used in cross pollinated crops. best breeding methods available for cross pollinated crops. basic introduction of cross pollination mechanism.
This project aimed to develop drought tolerant maize lines for Asia using Marker Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) and genome-wide selection (GWS). Yellow drought tolerant inbred lines were produced from bi-parental crosses between CIMMYT-Asia lines and African drought tolerant donors. Multiple cycles of selection resulted in 50-100% higher genetic gains for grain yield under drought compared to phenotype-only selection. The project provided training in maize breeding, phenotyping, and molecular breeding techniques. Challenges included delays in genotypic data and germplasm exchange. Future work could evaluate populations based on observed heterosis rather than extrapolated data.
Pigeonpea is an ideal crop for sustainable agriculture as it provides food, feed, fuelwood, fodder, and acts as a bio-fertilizer through nutrient recycling. It is drought tolerant and performs well in low fertility soils. The document summarizes progress on various pigeonpea projects in Asia and Eastern and Southern Africa, highlighting farmer preferred varieties identified, drought tolerance screening results, disease resistance breeding efforts, capacity building activities, and development of hybrids for higher yield. It concludes with visions for expanding the area under pigeonpea production through introduction in new agro-climatic zones and exploitation of genetic resources from wild species.
Perspectives on outlook for Asia Research Program: Asia Regional Planning Mee...ICRISAT
India accounts for 67% and 80% of the global area of chickpea and pigeonpea, respectively. Varieties/hybrids developed from ICRISAT-bred materials account for 53% of the total indent of breeder seed for these crop in India. Developing and validating ICM packages using an on-farm approach, monitoring virulence spectrum and variability in pathogen/pest populations at phenotypic and genotypic levels. PQU facilitated export of 6479 seed samples and 5502 grain and plant material samples to 27 countries, import of 3196 seed samples from 6 countries, and conservation of 6628 germplasm accessions in Genebank. Integrate the outputs from research across the whole value chain (soil and water management, improved cultivars and production technologies, climate smart production systems, post-harvest management and value addition, etc). Operation, maintenance and optimum utilization of power, water, air-conditioning and civil and engineering infrastructure, buildings, machinery, instruments and equipment.
This document summarizes the activities and products of the Tropical Legumes 1 project, which aims to improve cowpea productivity in marginal environments in sub-Saharan Africa. Key activities included developing a multi-parent advanced generation intercross (MAGIC) population, genomic resources like an improved consensus map, and employing marker-assisted recurrent selection (MARS) and marker-assisted backcrossing (MABC) to develop improved breeding lines. Products included the MAGIC population, genomic resources like trait-linked markers, MARS populations in four countries that were genotyped and phenotyped, and 11 MABC populations in progress to develop lines with traits like Striga resistance.
This document summarizes a project to improve sorghum productivity in Mali through an integrated Marker-Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) approach. The project phenotyped multiple traits across multiple environments to identify favorable alleles and define ideal genotypes. It conducted several breeding cycles and genotyped populations to detect QTLs. The main products were improved sorghum material and capacity building activities. Key lessons included validating MARS for African sorghum breeding and considering different trait combinations for varying environments.
This document summarizes research on advances in plant breeding systems. It discusses how modern tools like molecular markers, marker-assisted selection, genomic selection, and new statistical methods are being used along with technologies like RNA interference, CRISPR/Cas9, and TALENs to introduce beneficial genes and improve traits. Specific examples discussed include research on improving okra and rice varieties for traits like disease resistance and yield through techniques like tissue culture, molecular characterization, and genome editing. The document also summarizes research on inducing mutations in wheat using chemicals like EMS to generate genetic variability for breeding programs.
This document provides information about a study investigating heterosis and combining ability in castor (Ricinus communis L.). The study uses a line x tester mating design involving 4 female lines and 20 male testers. The objectives are to estimate heterosis, general and specific combining ability effects, and the nature of gene action for seed yield and its components. Materials and methods describe the experimental design, locations, traits to be measured, and statistical analyses to be conducted, including analysis of variance, estimation of heterosis over better parent and standard check, and combining ability analysis.
This Slideshare covers the description about DUS characterization. parameters of DUS testing, criteria of DUS Testing in tetraploid cotton or American cotton
This document contains the resume of Yogesh Sharma, who has over 12 years of experience working as a GIS specialist and software developer. It lists his educational qualifications including multiple masters and bachelor's degrees. It also outlines over 20 GIS and software projects he has worked on for clients in various domains. These include projects for land management, mapping, data migration and more. It provides details of the technologies, tools and roles involved in each project.
I read Hon. Matia Kasaija’s comment titled “Why Biosafety law is vital” in the New Vision of Tuesday May 2013 with keen interest. Whereas I agree with tittle of his comment, the contents are adversarial to the future of Uganda’s food system and strategic economic objectives as articulated in Uganda’s Vision 2040.
The future of university education: a university of birmingham perspectiveJohn Couperthwaite
Presentation to be made at the University of Birmingham Learning and Teaching conference, June 2013. It explores the recently published paper by Pearson, 'An Avalanche is coming' and it's implications for the Universities' educational future.
The IRRI Library and Documentation Service provides resources and services to support rice research worldwide. It has the world's most comprehensive collection of rice literature in over 80 languages. In addition to rice publications, it also contains materials on related agricultural subjects. Services include circulation, reference, current awareness publications, training, and document delivery of rice articles free to developing countries. The library is staffed by professional librarians and paraprofessionals and serves IRRI staff, students, researchers, and the public.
This document discusses presentation skills training provided by the International Rice Research Institute. The training teaches scientists how to effectively communicate their research to non-expert audiences. Attendees will learn how to create compelling presentations tailored to their audience, develop strong visual aids, and confidently deliver their message. The training also addresses challenges such as making complex science accessible to laypeople and overcoming nervousness when presenting.
The IRRI Library and Documentation Service links rice information with scientists worldwide. This is an updated version of the earlier slideshow posted here.
Presentation by Rona Azucena on behalf of Dr. Abdelbagi M. Ismail (International Rice Research Institute) at the Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture (GFIA), February 4, 2014
Rizal visited the United States in 1888 and saw both opportunities and discrimination. He arrived in San Francisco but passengers were quarantined for a week due to alleged cholera [1]. Allowed ashore, he discovered the quarantine was political due to Chinese immigrants [2]. He traveled across the country, impressed by American progress but disturbed by racial inequality, especially towards Chinese and black people [3].
Social Business Model for Agricultural Services Mobile Platform, Philippines,...Eric Stryson
Participants on GIFT's 30th Global Young Leaders Programme (YLP), in partnership with IRRI - International Rice Research Institute, proposed a new business model to provide an information services platform for rice farmers in the Philippines and elsewhere.
Sprint tools - Using a Mallet when you need a MjölnirChris Urban
You’re tracking your Drupal development project with one or more spreadsheets. You know there’s a better way, and you’ve heard of other tools, but just have not had time to do some digging. This session serves to help you get started: you will get a quick overview of several popular tools and alternatives that are available to help you better manage your next Drupal project. Depending on the size and complexity of your project, you’ll walk away with a shorter list of tools to try, or maybe new options to explore as alternatives.
We’ll highlight the key benefits and drawbacks of using:
Asana
IceScrum
JIRA
Libreboard
Restyaboard
Taigi.io
Trello
Are there others you’ve tried and either hated or loved? Bring that experience to our session and we can all share!
Ragha Deepika has over 4 years of experience in software testing. She has expertise in manual and automation testing using tools like Quality Centre and QTP. She has worked on several projects for Tata Consultancy Services and Aviva testing applications involving technologies like .NET, Oracle, and IBM Mainframes.
This document provides an overview of an intern project proposal to create an adherence app targeted at young adults with Type 2 diabetes. It outlines the target audience as 14-18 year olds struggling with feelings of isolation in managing their diabetes. Key insights note that this age group is highly engaged with smartphones and social media. The proposed app, HoneyComb, would utilize social and gamification features within a tracker to promote community, education and healthy routines. Execution plans include app features like profiles, newsfeed and badges. A multi-channel promotion strategy incorporates partnerships, events and digital advertising. Success will be measured by downloads, engagement and retention over time.
This document discusses a study examining whether access to microinsurance could help reduce child labor among households that participate in microcredit programs. The study uses household data from flood-prone areas in Bangladesh to compare child labor rates between: 1) microcredit participants with microinsurance, 2) microcredit participants without microinsurance, and 3) non-participants. Regression analysis is used to determine the factors influencing child labor for each group. Preliminary findings suggest microinsurance may help reduce child labor for extremely poor households using microcredit, but has no impact for moderately poor households. The study aims to address the gap in understanding how microcredit may influence debt and child labor in vulnerable areas like Bangladesh.
Este documento discute la importancia de la gestión del talento humano y la motivación de los empleados para el éxito de una empresa. Explica que el talento humano es fundamental para alcanzar los objetivos de la organización, pero que los empleados deben estar comprometidos y motivados. Señala que muchas empresas cometen el error de no prestar atención a la motivación de sus trabajadores, lo que lleva a que estos se sientan desmotivados y sin compromiso. Resalta la necesidad de implementar técnicas de motivación que h
This project aimed to develop drought tolerant maize lines for Asia using Marker Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) and genome-wide selection (GWS). Yellow drought tolerant inbred lines were produced from bi-parental crosses between CIMMYT-Asia lines and African drought tolerant donors. Multiple cycles of selection resulted in 50-100% higher genetic gains for grain yield under drought compared to phenotype-only selection. The project provided training in maize breeding, phenotyping, and molecular breeding techniques. Challenges included delays in genotypic data and germplasm exchange. Future work could evaluate populations based on observed heterosis rather than extrapolated data.
Pigeonpea is an ideal crop for sustainable agriculture as it provides food, feed, fuelwood, fodder, and acts as a bio-fertilizer through nutrient recycling. It is drought tolerant and performs well in low fertility soils. The document summarizes progress on various pigeonpea projects in Asia and Eastern and Southern Africa, highlighting farmer preferred varieties identified, drought tolerance screening results, disease resistance breeding efforts, capacity building activities, and development of hybrids for higher yield. It concludes with visions for expanding the area under pigeonpea production through introduction in new agro-climatic zones and exploitation of genetic resources from wild species.
Perspectives on outlook for Asia Research Program: Asia Regional Planning Mee...ICRISAT
India accounts for 67% and 80% of the global area of chickpea and pigeonpea, respectively. Varieties/hybrids developed from ICRISAT-bred materials account for 53% of the total indent of breeder seed for these crop in India. Developing and validating ICM packages using an on-farm approach, monitoring virulence spectrum and variability in pathogen/pest populations at phenotypic and genotypic levels. PQU facilitated export of 6479 seed samples and 5502 grain and plant material samples to 27 countries, import of 3196 seed samples from 6 countries, and conservation of 6628 germplasm accessions in Genebank. Integrate the outputs from research across the whole value chain (soil and water management, improved cultivars and production technologies, climate smart production systems, post-harvest management and value addition, etc). Operation, maintenance and optimum utilization of power, water, air-conditioning and civil and engineering infrastructure, buildings, machinery, instruments and equipment.
This document summarizes the activities and products of the Tropical Legumes 1 project, which aims to improve cowpea productivity in marginal environments in sub-Saharan Africa. Key activities included developing a multi-parent advanced generation intercross (MAGIC) population, genomic resources like an improved consensus map, and employing marker-assisted recurrent selection (MARS) and marker-assisted backcrossing (MABC) to develop improved breeding lines. Products included the MAGIC population, genomic resources like trait-linked markers, MARS populations in four countries that were genotyped and phenotyped, and 11 MABC populations in progress to develop lines with traits like Striga resistance.
This document summarizes a project to improve sorghum productivity in Mali through an integrated Marker-Assisted Recurrent Selection (MARS) approach. The project phenotyped multiple traits across multiple environments to identify favorable alleles and define ideal genotypes. It conducted several breeding cycles and genotyped populations to detect QTLs. The main products were improved sorghum material and capacity building activities. Key lessons included validating MARS for African sorghum breeding and considering different trait combinations for varying environments.
This document summarizes research on advances in plant breeding systems. It discusses how modern tools like molecular markers, marker-assisted selection, genomic selection, and new statistical methods are being used along with technologies like RNA interference, CRISPR/Cas9, and TALENs to introduce beneficial genes and improve traits. Specific examples discussed include research on improving okra and rice varieties for traits like disease resistance and yield through techniques like tissue culture, molecular characterization, and genome editing. The document also summarizes research on inducing mutations in wheat using chemicals like EMS to generate genetic variability for breeding programs.
This document provides information about a study investigating heterosis and combining ability in castor (Ricinus communis L.). The study uses a line x tester mating design involving 4 female lines and 20 male testers. The objectives are to estimate heterosis, general and specific combining ability effects, and the nature of gene action for seed yield and its components. Materials and methods describe the experimental design, locations, traits to be measured, and statistical analyses to be conducted, including analysis of variance, estimation of heterosis over better parent and standard check, and combining ability analysis.
This Slideshare covers the description about DUS characterization. parameters of DUS testing, criteria of DUS Testing in tetraploid cotton or American cotton
This document contains the resume of Yogesh Sharma, who has over 12 years of experience working as a GIS specialist and software developer. It lists his educational qualifications including multiple masters and bachelor's degrees. It also outlines over 20 GIS and software projects he has worked on for clients in various domains. These include projects for land management, mapping, data migration and more. It provides details of the technologies, tools and roles involved in each project.
I read Hon. Matia Kasaija’s comment titled “Why Biosafety law is vital” in the New Vision of Tuesday May 2013 with keen interest. Whereas I agree with tittle of his comment, the contents are adversarial to the future of Uganda’s food system and strategic economic objectives as articulated in Uganda’s Vision 2040.
The future of university education: a university of birmingham perspectiveJohn Couperthwaite
Presentation to be made at the University of Birmingham Learning and Teaching conference, June 2013. It explores the recently published paper by Pearson, 'An Avalanche is coming' and it's implications for the Universities' educational future.
The IRRI Library and Documentation Service provides resources and services to support rice research worldwide. It has the world's most comprehensive collection of rice literature in over 80 languages. In addition to rice publications, it also contains materials on related agricultural subjects. Services include circulation, reference, current awareness publications, training, and document delivery of rice articles free to developing countries. The library is staffed by professional librarians and paraprofessionals and serves IRRI staff, students, researchers, and the public.
This document discusses presentation skills training provided by the International Rice Research Institute. The training teaches scientists how to effectively communicate their research to non-expert audiences. Attendees will learn how to create compelling presentations tailored to their audience, develop strong visual aids, and confidently deliver their message. The training also addresses challenges such as making complex science accessible to laypeople and overcoming nervousness when presenting.
The IRRI Library and Documentation Service links rice information with scientists worldwide. This is an updated version of the earlier slideshow posted here.
Presentation by Rona Azucena on behalf of Dr. Abdelbagi M. Ismail (International Rice Research Institute) at the Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture (GFIA), February 4, 2014
Rizal visited the United States in 1888 and saw both opportunities and discrimination. He arrived in San Francisco but passengers were quarantined for a week due to alleged cholera [1]. Allowed ashore, he discovered the quarantine was political due to Chinese immigrants [2]. He traveled across the country, impressed by American progress but disturbed by racial inequality, especially towards Chinese and black people [3].
Social Business Model for Agricultural Services Mobile Platform, Philippines,...Eric Stryson
Participants on GIFT's 30th Global Young Leaders Programme (YLP), in partnership with IRRI - International Rice Research Institute, proposed a new business model to provide an information services platform for rice farmers in the Philippines and elsewhere.
Sprint tools - Using a Mallet when you need a MjölnirChris Urban
You’re tracking your Drupal development project with one or more spreadsheets. You know there’s a better way, and you’ve heard of other tools, but just have not had time to do some digging. This session serves to help you get started: you will get a quick overview of several popular tools and alternatives that are available to help you better manage your next Drupal project. Depending on the size and complexity of your project, you’ll walk away with a shorter list of tools to try, or maybe new options to explore as alternatives.
We’ll highlight the key benefits and drawbacks of using:
Asana
IceScrum
JIRA
Libreboard
Restyaboard
Taigi.io
Trello
Are there others you’ve tried and either hated or loved? Bring that experience to our session and we can all share!
Ragha Deepika has over 4 years of experience in software testing. She has expertise in manual and automation testing using tools like Quality Centre and QTP. She has worked on several projects for Tata Consultancy Services and Aviva testing applications involving technologies like .NET, Oracle, and IBM Mainframes.
This document provides an overview of an intern project proposal to create an adherence app targeted at young adults with Type 2 diabetes. It outlines the target audience as 14-18 year olds struggling with feelings of isolation in managing their diabetes. Key insights note that this age group is highly engaged with smartphones and social media. The proposed app, HoneyComb, would utilize social and gamification features within a tracker to promote community, education and healthy routines. Execution plans include app features like profiles, newsfeed and badges. A multi-channel promotion strategy incorporates partnerships, events and digital advertising. Success will be measured by downloads, engagement and retention over time.
This document discusses a study examining whether access to microinsurance could help reduce child labor among households that participate in microcredit programs. The study uses household data from flood-prone areas in Bangladesh to compare child labor rates between: 1) microcredit participants with microinsurance, 2) microcredit participants without microinsurance, and 3) non-participants. Regression analysis is used to determine the factors influencing child labor for each group. Preliminary findings suggest microinsurance may help reduce child labor for extremely poor households using microcredit, but has no impact for moderately poor households. The study aims to address the gap in understanding how microcredit may influence debt and child labor in vulnerable areas like Bangladesh.
Este documento discute la importancia de la gestión del talento humano y la motivación de los empleados para el éxito de una empresa. Explica que el talento humano es fundamental para alcanzar los objetivos de la organización, pero que los empleados deben estar comprometidos y motivados. Señala que muchas empresas cometen el error de no prestar atención a la motivación de sus trabajadores, lo que lleva a que estos se sientan desmotivados y sin compromiso. Resalta la necesidad de implementar técnicas de motivación que h
Hari Krishna N.S. is seeking an entry level position as a teacher where he can use his teaching skills. He has two years of experience as an Associate Professor teaching subjects like EDC, Electrical Technology, and Digital Electronics. He has an M.Tech in Power Electronics and Drives from VIT University and a B.Tech in EIE from Rajeev Gandhi College of Engineering and Technology. His technical skills include C, MATLAB, Simulink, OrCAD, Keil, and C Studio PSIM. He has participated in workshops and conferences and published a journal article. Some of his projects involve designing a high boost DC-DC converter, a single phase neutral point diode clamped rectifier,
This trade certificate summarizes the qualifications and experience of an individual named Somesh Singh. The summary includes:
1. Over 15 years of experience in general administration, industrial management, security, logistics, liaison, seamanship, and systems operations and maintenance onboard various ships and submarines.
2. Proficiency in technical concepts and completing professional courses to demonstrate knowledge.
3. Experience in leadership, team management, administration, liaison, crisis management, communication equipment handling, intelligence, and firefighting.
4. Qualifications in operating Global Maritime Distress Safety Systems, communication intelligence, cryptographic applications, and people management.
Kanchan Kumari is seeking a position where she can utilize her skills to meet organizational needs. She has a B.Tech from Parla Maharaja Engineering College with a 6.68 CGPA. Her academic and software skills include programming in Java, SQL, Mainframes, Unix/Linux, HTML and CSS. She completed a project on an online voting system from August to September 2013. She is trained in Mainframes and Unix/Linux. Her personal details include her father being retired from SAIL and her mother being a housewife. She declares the information provided is true and complete.
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The document is a resume for Ahmed Ibrahim, an architect and engineer seeking a new job opportunity. It lists his computer skills including AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, and 3ds Max. It provides details on his education including a Bachelor of Architecture degree and English courses. It also outlines his work experience at The Arab Contractor and lists his general skills such as communication, teamwork, and self-motivation.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the qualifications and experience of Arvind Kumar. He has over 23 years of experience as a senior scientist and plant breeder, including 12 years working in India and 11 years at the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines. Some of his key accomplishments include identifying genes and QTLs for biotic and abiotic stress tolerance in rice; developing improved rice varieties with drought, flood, and direct seeding tolerance; and having over 40 rice varieties released in 9 countries that provide 1-1.2 tons/hectare higher yield under drought compared to existing varieties.
The Crop Ontology is a controlled vocabulary for plant breeding data that aims to standardize terminology and enable data sharing and interoperability. It provides definitions and relationships for traits, phenotypes, experimental factors, and other relevant concepts. The ontology is being developed collaboratively by various crop centers and is accessible online. It is aligned with other related ontologies and being converted to semantic web formats to integrate with other plant data resources and enable linked open data.
This document provides a summary of Dr. Pawan Kumar Yadav's education and professional experience. It outlines his educational background, including a Ph.D. in Genetics and Molecular Breeding from CCS Haryana Agricultural University. It then details his professional experience, which includes positions as a Lecturer in Biology, Research Associate at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, and Senior Research Fellow during his Ph.D. research. The document also lists his publications, presentations, areas of research focus, and technical skills.
This document provides a summary of Dr. Pawan Kumar Yadav's education and professional experience. It outlines his PhD in genetics from CCS Haryana Agricultural University in 2012, as well as his previous degrees. It then details his work experience, including positions as a lecturer, research associate, and senior research fellow. It lists his publications, awards, and technical skills. In summary, this document is a CV that outlines Dr. Yadav's qualifications and achievements in the field of genetics and molecular breeding.
This document provides a curriculum vitae for Nirmal De, Ph.D., who is a professor in the Department of Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry at Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, India. It outlines his educational background and qualifications, positions held, areas of specialization, research funding received, publications, teaching experience, and honors/awards. Key details include his Ph.D. from IARI New Delhi, qualifications including ICAR JRF and SRF, positions as ARS Scientist and Senior Scientist at ICAR, and current position as Professor at BHU since 2011. It lists his research interests and contributions in areas like nutrient management, sensors in agriculture, and nano-clay polymer technology.
ICRISAT Global Planning Meeting 2019: Research Program – Asia by Dr Pooran Ga...ICRISAT
Refining Product Concepts and ensuring alignment of Crop Breeding efforts to Product Concepts and Modernization of crop improvement programs to accelerate genetic gain.
With this presentation at RVSKVV, SBSF Consultancy introduced concept and applications of Artificial Intelligence and Internet-of-Things to support Agriculture and enhance sustainability. Practical use cases were discussed.
Video: https://youtu.be/lZvjGZDhy7o
The document discusses the development and use of the Generation Challenge Programme's (GCP) Crop Ontology. The Crop Ontology offers a standardized list of crop trait names, measurement methods, and scales to facilitate sharing of research information. It currently covers several major crops and continues to expand its content. The document introduces a new curation and annotation tool that allows users to upload and edit ontologies online through a web interface or API. It also describes how the Crop Ontology can integrate with other crop databases and field books to harmonize trait data annotation across various research projects and organizations. Plans are outlined to engage more crop communities, add additional traits, and further develop the online curation tool based on feedback.
- Atanu Acharya is seeking a challenging position in an organization that provides opportunities to contribute his 3+ years of experience in plant biotechnology, including marker assisted breeding, transgenic plants, and regulatory science.
- He has a M.Sc. in Biotechnology from Bangalore University and is currently working as a Research Associate at JK Agri genetics LTD in Hyderabad, having previously worked at Dow Agro-Sciences India PVT. Ltd. in Noida.
- His responsibilities have included marker assisted selection for disease resistance, working with transgenic plants, conducting experiments, and assisting with genetic purity analysis.
- Atanu Acharya is seeking a challenging position in an organization that provides opportunities to contribute his 3+ years of experience in plant biotechnology, including marker assisted breeding, transgenic plants, and regulatory science.
- He has a M.Sc. in Biotechnology from Bangalore University and is currently working as a Research Associate at JK Agri genetics LTD in Hyderabad, having previously worked at Dow Agro-Sciences India PVT. Ltd. in Noida.
- His responsibilities have included work in marker assisted selection programs for disease resistance in rice, work with transgenic rice and maize, and greenhouse and field experiments for trait evaluation and development in rice.
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1. Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Rahul Priyadarshi
Research Associate
International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) - South Asia Hub,
Building No. 303, International Crops Research Institute for the
Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Patancheru - 502 324, Hyderabad,
Telangana, India
Research interest
Marker-assisted and conventional breeding for crop improvement. Marker based approaches for
trait mapping
Employment details
• Working as a Research Associate-IRRI from October 2016 to till date in a DBT project
entitled “Marker assisted introgression of different genes/QTLs for biotic and abiotic stresses
to develop new generation rice varieties” at IRRI-South Asia Hub, ICRISAT, Patancheru,
Hyderabad (TS), India
• Working as a SRF from October 2015 to September 2016 in a ICAR project entitled “CRP
on Hybrid Technology” at Indian Institute of Rice Research, Hyderabad (TS), India
• Working as a SRF from July 2012 to June 2015 in a DBT project entitled “Molecular
mapping and introgression of stigma exsertion trait in hybrid rice parental lines” at Barwale
Foundation (BF), Hyderabad (TS), India
• Worked as a SRF from February 2010 to June 2012 in an in-house project entitled
“Identification of new cytoplasmic male sterility sources and effective fertility restorer lines
for use in hybrid rice breeding at BF, Hyderabad (TS), India
• Worked as a Research Trainee in September 2008 to January 2010 an in-house project
entitled “Studies on genetics and molecular mechanism of wide compatibility genes for
exploiting inter-subspecific (indica/japonica) heterosis for grain yield in rice at BF,
Hyderabad (TS), India
2. Academic Qualification
• PhD in (Genetics), thesis title “Molecular stacking of wide compatibility allele (S5n
) into
maintainer line with elongated uppermost internode (eui) gene in rice (Oryza sativa L.)”
Osmania University, Hyderabad, India, 2016
• MSc in (Biotechnology), first division (69.81%), thesis title “Variations of caffeine contents
in some tea samples” Assam University, Silchar, Assam, India, 2006
• BSc in (Zoology Honors, Botany, Chemistry), first division (65.37%), Magadh University,
Bodh-Gaya, Bihar, India, 2003
• Intermediate (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math etc), first division (67.77%), Bihar
Intermediate Council, Patna, Bihar, India, 1999
• High School (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math etc), first division (67.14%), Bihar School
Examination Board, Patna, Bihar, India, 1997
Research Experience
Major focus of my professional career has been on improvement of hybrid rice parental lines by
marker-assisted backcrossing, hybrid rice breeding which encompasses development of hybrid
rice parents (A, B and R lines), development of hybrid varieties, tagging and mapping of
agronomically important genes with microsatellite markers. Using this exposure I have
developed F2, Backcross, Three-way population, Recombinant inbred lines and advanced
backcross inbred lines for different genetic studies. Development of complex crosses and
successfully involved in combining multiple genes/QTLs for various biotic/abiotic stresses in the
background of popular mega variety of rice through marker assisted breeding. Screening of rice
germplasms and stable breeding lines for cold and heat tolerance and identified the suitable
donors contributing to cold and heat tolerance. Phenotyping of breeding lines for drought
tolerance. Developed the mapping population for cold, heat and drought tolerance in rice.
Research activities involved
• Introgression of wide compatibility, submergence, stigma exsertion, elongated uppermost
internode traits into maintainer and its CMS line of rice (Oryza sativa L.), through marker-
assisted backcross breeding
• Genetics and molecular basis of stigma exsertion trait in rice
3. • Studies on genetics and molecular mechanism of wide compatibility genes for exploiting
inter-subspecific (indica/japonica) heterosis for grain yield in rice
• Understanding the molecular basis and identification of microsatellite markers for fertility
restorer genes in wild abortive cytoplasm in rice
• DUS characterization, maintenance and distribution of the Barwale Foundation’s germplasm
or hybrid rice parent for various agronomic important traits
• Production of nucleus and foundation seeds
Achievements
• Best poster award during the 3rd
International Conference on Agriculture & Horticulture
October 27-29, 2014, Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), Hyderabad, India
for presenting the poster on Introgression of stigma exsertion trait into IR58025B, an elite
maintainer line of rice (Oryza sativa L.). (First Author)
• Qualified Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board (Indian Council of Agricultural
Research)- National Eligibility Test (NET) in Agricultural Biotechnology (2013 and 2015)
• Qualified Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) in Biotechnology (2011)
• Qualified Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) in Life Sciences (2009)
• Conferences /Seminars/Workshops Attended: Eleven
• Research Papers Published (International-11, University level-2) [Annexure I]
• Abstracts Published: (International-19, National-6) [Annexure II]
• Book chapter: 1 [Annexure III]
• Training in basic techniques of Biotechnology from 27th
May to 21th
June, 2006 at Hyderabad
University, Hyderabad, India
• The training course on “Advanced Crop Informatics” conducted by the Barwale Knowledge
and Study Centre, Jalna, India from August 10th
– 12th
, 2010
4. Genetic stock developed
• IR58025B (with eui gene): Introgressed eui gene from the donor IR91-1591-3 to IR58025B a
popular maintainer line by modified backcross molecular breeding. This line designated as
BF-CMS-5-1eB (IC524011) is registered with National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources
(NBPGR), India
• IR58025A (with eui gene): Developed from the newly developed IR58025B (with eui gene)
via marker assisted backcrossing shows a panicle exsertion of 96-98%
• IR58025B (with stigma exsertion trait): Introgressed stigma exsertion gene from the donor
BF-16B to IR58025B a popular maintainer line by marker-assisted backcross breeding
• IR79156B (with stigma exsertion trait): Introgressed stigma exsertion gene from the donor
BF-16B to IR79156B a popular maintainer line by marker-assisted backcross breeding
• IR58025B (with submergence tolerance trait): Introgressed submergence tolerance (Sub1)
gene from the donor Swarna-Sub1 to IR58025B a popular maintainer line by marker-assisted
backcross breeding
• IR58025B (with wide compatibility trait): Introgressed major wide compatibility (S5n
) gene
from the donor Dular to IR58025B a popular maintainer line by marker-assisted backcross
breeding
• IR58025B (stack of eui and S5n
genes): Introgressed major wide compatibility (S5n
) gene
from the donor Dular to IR58025eB a maintainer line with elongated uppermost internode
(eui) gene by marker-assisted backcross breeding
• IR58025B (stack of eui and Sub1 genes): Introgressed submergence tolerance (Sub1) gene
from the donor Swarna-Sub1 to IR58025eB a maintainer line with elongated uppermost
internode (eui) gene by marker-assisted backcross breeding
Research Skills/Exposures:
Conventional Plant Breeding
• Planning and implementation of plant breeding experiments for the development of improved
varieties/parental lines and hybrids with desired trait
• Identification of maintainer and restorer lines for crop improvement
5. • Development, evaluation and multiplication of CMS lines
• Purification of parental lines (A, B & R)
• Hybrid rice seed production
• EUI hybrid breeding
• Germplasm maintenance and characterization
Molecular Biology Techniques
• Development and phenotyping of mapping populations for tagging and mapping gene
• Introgression of desired gene/QTL
• Planning and Implementation of molecular breeding experiments for development of
varieties/parental lines and hybrids via marker-assisted selection (MAS) or marker-assisted
backcrossing (MAB)
• Molecular biology techniques such as DNA, RNA and protein isolation and its
quantification, PCR, denaturation and non denaturatuion polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis,
agarose gel electrophoresis
• Handling of Molecular markers such as RAPD, STS, CAPS, SSR and AFLP
• Concepts and preparation of various kinds of commonly used buffers and other solutions
required for molecular biology and rDNA technology methods
• Plant tissue culture
Computer Literacy
• Primer designing: Primer 3.0, GeneTool
• Database searches: NCBI, Gramene, etc
• Diversity study: NTSysPC, DARwin, PowerMarker
• Biometric: CropStat, Statistica
• Mapping tools: QTL Cartographer, Joinmap, TASSEL, QTL IciMapping
• Other software: SPSS, MapChart, GGT, Genres, Agres, TNAUSTAT- statistical package
• Microsoft office tools viz., Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Access & Publisher
• Internet applications
Assistance in Organizing Training/Seminar/Workshop
• 12th
Hands on workshop on Designer Breeding Through MAS, December 11-15, 2012 at
Barwale Foundation, Hyderabad, India
• Breeding for Crop Improvement, December 12-16, 2011 at Barwale Foundation, Hyderabad,
India
6. • Seed production, Procedure, Quality Control and Storage, July 19-21, 2011 at Barwale
Knowledge and Study Centre, Jalna, Aurangabad, India
• Advance course on QTL mapping (Module 4), November 14th, 2011 at Barwale
Knowledge and Study Centre, Jalna, Aurangabad, India
• Molecular Marker-Assisted Breeding for Crop Improvement, February 15-24, 2010 at
Barwale Foundation, Hyderabad
Biotech Consortium of India Limited (BCIL) trainee guided (1)
Name: Demudunaidu Panchada (2012-13)
Thesis title: “Development of hybrid rice parental line with WC gene through marker
assisted selection”
Personal Profile
Name : Rahul Priyadarshi
Father’s Name : Sri Krishna Singh
Mother’s Name : Smt Shyama Sinha
Date of Birth : 2nd
Feb 1983
Passport No. : J9761410
Marital Status : Single
Language’s known : English, Hindi
Nationality : Indian
Gender : Male
Permanent Address : Ward no. - 31, West Police Line, Rampur, Gaya, Bihar, Pin-
823001
References
1. Dr. Arvind Kumar
Senior Scientist (Pl. Breeder), International Rice Research Institute, MetroManila Philippines
Email: a.kumar@irri.org
2. Dr. A. S. Hari Prasad
Principal Scientist, ICAR-Indian Institute of Rice Research (ICAR-IIRR),
Hyderabad - 500030, Telangana, India
Mobile: +91-9701007431
Email: hariprasad34@drricar.org, hariprasad34@gmail.com
3. Dr. Vinay Shenoy
7. Head - Biotechnology, Kaveri Seed Company Ltd.
Former Research Director, Barwale Foundation, Hyderabad - 500034, Telangana, India
Mobile: +91-77022 38883
Email: vinay.shenoy@kaveriseeds.in, vvshenoy123@gmail.com
4. Prof. K. Ulaganathan
Centre for Plant Molecular Biology, Osmania University,
Hyderabad - 500 007, Telangana, India
Mobile: +91-9885121713
Email: kulaganathan123@gmail.com
5. Dr. Mahuya Sengupta
Assistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology,
Assam University, Silchar - 788 011 (Assam)
Mobile: +91-9435171903
Email: senguptamahuya35@gmail.com, mahuya007@yahoo.com
I hereby declare that the information furnished above is true to the best of my knowledge and I
am solely responsible for its accuracy.
Date: Place: Hyderabad (Rahul Priyadarshi)
8. Annexure I
Publications
• Priyadarshi R, Hari Prasad AS, Singh AK, Khandekar D, Ulaganathan K, Shenoy V.
Marker-assisted introgression of wide compatibility gene, S5n
and elongated uppermost
internode (eui) gene into IR 58025B, an elite maintainer line of rice. Under communication
• Priyadarshi R, Hari Prasad AS, Singh AK, Khandekar D, Ulaganathan K, Shenoy V.
Introgression of wide compatibility gene (S5n
) into IR 58025B, an elite maintainer line of rice
through marker-assisted backcross breeding. Under communication
• Priyadarshi R, Hari Prasad AS, Singh AK, Ulaganathan K and Shenoy V (2016)
Comparative analysis of effectiveness of wide compatibility (WC) trait between improved
maintainer line having WC and eui genes and maintainer line with eui and without WC genes
in rice (Oryza sativa L.). Environment and Ecology. Vol. 34(4B): 2148-2151. ISSN 0970-
0420
• Priyadarshi R, Hari Prasad AS, Singh AK, Ulaganathan K and Shenoy V (2016)
Comparative analysis of effectiveness of wide compatibility (WC) trait between improved
maintainer line having WC gene and maintainer line without WC gene in rice (Oryza sativa
L.). Green Farming. Vol. 7(5): 1058-1061. ISSN 0974-0775
• Priyadarshi R, Singh AK, Khandekar D, Koradi P, Demudunaidu P, Khera P, Hari Prasad
AS, Ulaganathan K and Shenoy V (2015) SSR-Based molecular profiling of selected
donors of wide compatibility, elongated uppermost internode, stigma exsertion and
submergence tolerance traits and parental lines of commercial rice (O. Sativa L.) hybrids.
International Journal of Agricultural Science and Recearch; Vol. 5(2): 67-92. ISSN(P): 2250-
0057; ISSN(E): 2321-0087
• Singh AK, Kemparaju KB, Patil V, Priyadarshi R, Koradi P, Khandekar D, Jayaramulu K,
Sheshu Madhav M, Shanti LM, Khera P, Barthwal M, Subba Rao LV, Hariprasad AS,
Ulaganathan K and Shenoy VV (2015) Stigma exsertion trait in rice (Oryza sativa L.) and
comparison of two phenotyping methods. International Journal of Current Research; Vol.
5(2): 13123-13135. ISSN: 0975-833X
9. • Kaushal L, Balachandran SM, Ulaganathan K, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R and Shenoy V
(2015) Auxin to improve green plant regeneration of rice anther culture. International Journal
of Agriculture and Crop Sciences; Vol. 8(1): 15-26. ISSN 2227-670X
• Khera P, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Khandekar D, Allu RK, Hiremath C, Kumar R, Mohan
R, Ulaganathan K and Shenoy V (2014) Genetic variability in trait-specific rice germplasm
groups based on coefficient of parentage, SSR markers and fertility restoration. Plant
Genetic Resources: Characterization and Utilization; Vol. 13(1): 56–67. ISSN 1479-2621
• Khera P, Priyadarshi R, Singh A, Mohan R, Gangashetti MG, Singh BN, Kole C and
Shenoy V (2012) Molecular Characterization of Different Cytoplasmic Male Sterile Lines
Using Mitochondrial DNA specific Markers in rice, Journal of Biological Sciences; Vol.
12(3): 154–160. ISSN 1727-3048
• Khera P, Priyadarshi R, Singh A, Mohan R, Ulaganathan K and Shenoy V (2012) Scope for
utilization of native specialty landraces, cultivars and basmati types in rice heterosis
breeding, Journal of Plant Breeding and Crop Science Vol. 4(8): 115-124. ISSN 2006-9758
• Singh AK, Khera P, Priyadarshi R, Patil V, Dhasmana M and Shenoy V (2012) Occurrence
of Trifid Stigma Morphotype in Maintainer Line of Rice (Oryza sativa L.). International
Journal of Plant Breeding and Genetics; Vol. 6(4): 252-255. ISSN 1819-3595
• Priyadarshi R (2006) Virus as a natural Vector for gene transfer. The journal of the
Biotechnological society of Barak Valley; Vol. 2: 77-80
• Priyadarshi R (2005) In Vitro Techniques in Plant Genetic Improvement. The journal of the
Biotechnological society of Barak Valley; Vol. 1: 10-12
Annexure II
Abstracts
• Priyadarshi R, Mamatha P, Yadav S, Singh UM, Venkateshwarlu CH, Ramaya J, Dixit. S,
Vishnu V, Alam S, Mallikadevi N, Vipparla AK, Jain A, Naik S, Kumar A. Identification of
QTLs for reproductive stage drought and high temperature stress in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 122
• Mamatha P, Yadav S, Priyadarshi R, Vanisri S, Kumar A, Durga Rani CHV, Ramesh T,
Singh UM, Venkat C, Ramaya J, Dixit. S, Vishnu V, Alam S, Mallikadevi N, Kumar VA,
Jain A, Naik S. Identification of stable grain yield QTLs under reproductive-stage drought
10. stress in rice (Oryza sativa L.). InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad, India,
pp. 120
• Ramayya PJ, Singh UM, Priyadarshi R, Yadav S, Nachimuthu VV, Nagamallikadevi M,
Alam S, Dixit. S, Venkateshwarlu CH, Naik SM, Kumar VA, Jain A, Raman A, Kumar A.
Marker-assisted breeding for introgression of multiple QTLs/genes for drought and disease
resistance in rice variety Naveen. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad,
India, pp. 223
• Jain A, Balaravi P, Kamalnath Reddy KR, Priyadarshi R, Payasi D, Shenoy V. Combining
ability analysis for yield and its contributing traits in rice (Oryza sativa L.) under water
limited condition. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 98
• Vipparla AK, Jain A, Singh UM, Ramaya J, Priyadarshi R, Yadav S, Dixit. S, Naik S,
Mallikadevi N, Mamatha P, Kumar A. Development of high-yielding varieties for dry, direct
seeded aerobic conditions utilizing marker-assisted breeding. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25
February, 2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 143
• Nachimuthu VV, Nagamallikadevi M, Singh UM, Dixit. S, Ramaya J, Priyadarshi R,
Venkateshwarlu CH, Alam S, Naik SM, Jain A, Kumar VA, Mamatha P, Kumar A. Marker-
assisted introgression of different traits in drought-tolerant rice variety Sahbhagi Dhan.
InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 216
• Dixit. S, Singh UM, Nachimuthu VV, Ramaya PJ, Nagamallikadevi M, Priyadarshi R,
Yadav S, Alam S, Kumar VA, Naik SM, Jain A, Venkateshwarlu CH, Kumar A. Pyramiding
genes to develop multiple stress-tolerant rice lines. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017,
Hyderabad, India, pp. 92
• Singh UM, Yadav S, Dixit. S, Ramayya PJ, Nagamallikadevi M, Nachimuthu VV,
Priyadarshi R, Alam S, Venkateshwarlu CH, Naik SM, Jain A, Vipparla AK, Mamatha P,
Kumar A. Yield stability under reproductive-stage drought stress in Swarna/Moroberekan
advanced backcross introgression lines (BILs) of rice. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February,
2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 231
• Naik SM, Nagamallikadevi M, Yadav S, Singh UM, Ramayya PJ, Venkateshwarlu CH,
Dixit. S, Vipparla AK, Nachimuthu VV, Jain A, Priyadarshi R, Mamatha P, Alam S, Raman
A, Virk P, Kumar A. High zinc rice lines for drought prone eastern India: Genotype x
environment interaction and stability. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad,
India, pp. 6
11. • Venkateshwarlu CH, Raman A, Ramayya PJ, Singh UM, Yadav S, Dixit. S, Nagamallikadevi
M, Nachimuthu VV, Naik SM, Jain A, Vipparla AK, Priyadarshi R, Alam S, Kumar A.
Yield stability under reproductive-stage drought stress in Swarna/Moroberekan advanced
backcross introgression lines (BILs) of rice. InterDrought-V, 21 to 25 February, 2017,
Hyderabad, India, pp. 56
• Nagamallikadevi M, Raman A, Venkateshwarlu CH, Naik SM, Yadav S, Singh UM,
Ramayya PJ, Vipparla AK, Dixit. S, Kumar VA, Nachimuthu VV, Jain A, Priyadarshi R,
Alam S, Kumar A. Yield stability under reproductive-stage drought stress in
Swarna/Moroberekan advanced backcross introgression lines (BILs) of rice. InterDrought-V,
21 to 25 February, 2017, Hyderabad, India, pp. 108
• Priyadarshi R, Hari Prasad AS, Singh AK, Khandekar D, Ulaganathan K, Shenoy V.
Introgression of wide compatibility gene (S5n
) into IR 58025B, an elite maintainer line of rice
through marker-assisted backcross breeding. International Conference on Statistics & Big
Data Bioinformatics in Agricultural Research. November 21 to 23, 2016 at International
Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Hyderabad, Telangana, India, pp. 221
• Priyadarshi R and Chakraborty S. Biochemical analysis of caffeine content in different parts
of tea (Camellia sinensis L.). National Conference on Emerging Challenges and
Opportunities in Agriculture, Social, Plant, Environment, Co-Operatives & Technology
(ECOASPECT) September 10-11, 2016, Genesis Urban And Rural Development Society
(GUARD), Telangana. ICAR-Indian Institute of Rice Research, Hyderabad, India, pp. 272
• Jatwar GS, Kemparaju KB, Jaramulu, Hariprasad AS, Suresh J, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R,
Koradi P, Senguttuvel P, Shanti L, Shenoy V, RavindraBabu V, Sundaram RM and Madhav
MS, Molecular mapping of stigma exsertion trait in hybrid rice maintainer line. International
Rice Symposium- IRS2015 November 18-20, Hyderabad, India, pp. 48
• Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Koradi P, Khandekar D, Shanti ML, Khera P, Barthwal M, Patil
V, Kemparaju KB, Subba Rao LV, Jayaramulu K, Madhav MS, Hariprasad AS, Ulaganathan
K and Shenoy V, QTL mapping for stigma exsertion traits under indica genetic background
in F2 population of rice (Oryza sativa L.). 5th
International Conference on Next Generation
Genomics and Integrated Breeding for Crop Improvement February 18-20, 2015,
International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Patancheru,
India, pp.175
• Koradi P, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Khandekar D, Shanti ML, Khera P, Barthwal M, Patil
V, Kemparaju KB, Subba Rao LV, Jayaramulu K, Madhav MS, Hariprasad AS, Ulaganathan
12. K and Shenoy V, Introgression of stigma exsertion trait into a maintainer line IR79156B by
marker assisted backcross breeding. 5th
International Conference on Next Generation
Genomics and Integrated Breeding for Crop Improvement February 18-20, 2015,
International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Patancheru,
India, pp.140
• Priyadarshi R, Singh AK, Pranitha K, Khandekar D, Jayaramulu K, Shanti ML, Khera P,
Barthwal M, Patil V, Hariprasad AS, Madhav MS, Kemparaju KB and Shenoy V,
Introgression of stigma exsertion trait into IR58025B, an elite maintainer line of rice (Oryza
sativa L.). 3rd
International Conference on Agriculture & Horticulture October 27-29, 2014,
Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), Hyderabad, India, pp.152
• Priyadarshi R, Singh AK, Khandekar D, Khera P, Hariprasad AS, Ulaganathan K and Vinay
Shenoy, Stacking of wide compatibility (WC) and elongated uppermost internode (EUI)
traits in IR58025B, a maintainer line of rice by marker assisted introgression.
3rd
International Conference on Agriculture & Horticulture, October 27-29, 2014, Hyderabad
International Convention Centre (HICC), Hyderabad, India, pp.194
• Priyadarshi R, Singh A, Khera P, Khandekar D, Allu RK and Shenoy V (2012) Marker
assisted introgression of elongated uppermost internode gene in IR58025A. 6th
International
Hybrid Rice Symposium, 10-12 September 2012, Hyderabad, India, pp. 96
• Singh A, Priyadarshi R, Khandekar D, Allu RK, Shenoy V and Khera P (2012) Validation
of molecular markers for stigma exsertion trait in rice. 6th
International Hybrid Rice
Symposium, 10-12 September 2012, Hyderabad, India, pp. 103
• Singh V, Khera P, Panwar GS, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Jain A, Kumar A, Govindraj K,
Zehr UB and Freeman WH, Studies on fertility restoration and validation of SSR markers in
advanced breeding drought tolerant lines in rice (Oryza sativa L.). National symposium on
“Genomics and crop improvement: Relevance and Reservations”, February 25-27, 2010,
Institute of Biotechnology, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, Rajendranagar,
Hyderabad, India, pp80
• Jain A, Payasi D, Khera P, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R and Kumar A, Evaluation of rice
genotypes for drought prone rainfed ecosystem under contrasting moisture regimes. National
symposium on “Genomics and crop improvement: Relevance and Reservations”, February
25-27, 2010, Institute of Biotechnology, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University,
Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, India, pp81
13. • Singh AK, Khera P, Panwar GS, Shashidhar HE, Priyadarshi R, Ulaganathan K, Govindraj
K, Zehr UB and Freeman WH, Studies on genetics and validation of SSR markers for wide -
compatibility genes in inter - subspecific crosses in rice (Oryza sativa L.). National
symposium on “Genomics and crop improvement: Relevance and Reservations”, February
25-27, 2010, Institute of Biotechnology, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University,
Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, India, pp82
• Maheshwaramma S, Khera P, Dangi KS, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Gangashetti MG, Singh
S, Ulaganathan K, Govindraj K, Zehr UB and Freeman WH, Identification of SSR markers
for Rf gene conferring fertility restoration for the WA - CMS type in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
National symposium on “Genomics and crop improvement: Relevance and Reservations”,
February 25-27, 2010, Institute of Biotechnology, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural
University, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, India, pp83
• Khera P, Gangashetti MG, Singh S, Singh AK, Priyadarshi R, Ulaganathan K, Govindraj K,
Zehr UB and Freeman WH, Marker assisted introgression of elongated uppermost internode
gene in IR58025A, a CMS line for hybrid rice breeding in India. National symposium on
“Genomics and crop improvement: Relevance and Reservations”, February 25-27, 2010,
Institute of Biotechnology, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, Rajendranagar,
Hyderabad, India, pp84
Annexure III
Book Chapter
• Priyadarshi R, Patel HK and Kumar A (2016) Breeding For Nutritional Enhancement in
Crops (Biofortification and Molecular Farming) under publication