Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

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Department of Biotechnology

Janak Raj Bahl

Ajit Kumar Shasany

Suman Preet Singh Khanuja

Mahendra Pandurang Darokar

Sushil Kumar

Anil Kumar Singh

Raj Kishori Lal

Sunita Dhawan

Ravi Prakash Bansal

Ali Arif Naqvi

Nirmal Kumar Patra

Alok Krishna

Tiruppadiripuliyur Ranganathan Santha Kumar

Dharmendra Saikia

Om Parkash Dhawan

Hari Om Misra

Arun Kumar Tripathy

Sarita Satapathy

Alok Kalra

Vivek Kumar Gupta

Arif Ali Naqvi

Jawahar Ram Sharma

Vikram Singh

Saudan Singh

Arun Prasad

Nilakshi Singh

Madan Mohan Gupta

Suchi Srivastava

Vijay Pal Singh

Anil Kumar Gupta

Paltoo Ram

Monika Singh

Soumya Awasthi

Mansoor Alam

Abdul Sattar

Samresh Dwivedi

Kambod Singh

Veena Prajapati

Surendra Pratap Singh

Ateeque Ahmed

Aparbal Singh

Dharani Dhar Patra

Rakesh Pandey

Neetu Katiyar

Bali Ram Tyagi

Virendra Kumar Singh Tomar

Soni Gupta

Muni Ram

Ram Sajivan Shukla

Usha Yadav

Hari Krishna Singh

Moti Lal Gupta

Ram Chandra

Harmesh Singh Chauhan

Pushplata Chaturvedi

Suman Preet Khanuja

Ram Ujagir

Dinesh Kumar

Suman P S Khanuja

Sweta Pandey

Alok Kaira

Ram Prakash Bansal

Shri Niwas Garg

Arun Kumar Agnihotri

Sweta Sinha

Dwijendra Singh

Akhtar Haseeb

Krishan Kumar Agarwal

Kailash Singh

Om Prakesh Dhawan

Atique Ahmed

Tirupadiripuliyur Ranganathan Santhakumar

Krishna Kumar Aggrawal

Shilpi Agarwal

Arvind Kumar Tripathy

Ramesh Srivastava

Tiruppadiripuliyur R S Kumar

Arvind K Tripathi

Krishna K Agrawal

Indian basil,belongs to the family of Lamiaceae. The essential oil of Indian basil extracted via hydro or steam distillation from the leaves or whole plants is used to flavor foods, dental and oral products, in fragrances, and in traditional rituals and medicines. Extracted essential oil has also been shown to contain biologically active constituents that are insecticidal, nematicidal, fungistatic or which have antimicrobial properties. The present invention relates to the development of an early, short duration, dwarf, high essential oil, methy chavicol and linalool yielding variety of Indian basil (). Family&#x2014;Lamiaceae) named as 'CIM-SAUMYA'. This new variety of Indian basil was developed through open pollination in the germplasm followed by half-sib progeny selection and evaluation for the yield characters of selected population for 3 years in field conditions. The new cultivar possesses better growth and vegetative growth and is able to produce higher herbage, oil and better combination of methyl chavicol and linalool yield per unit area as compared to other control genotypes.

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An in vitro screening method for identifying insect tolerant genotypes or clones is described. The method comprises growing plantlets in an in vitro system, screening the plantlets for molecular variation of somaclones using RAPD analysis in vitro, selecting the somaclones having molecular variation, exposing the somaclones to insect larvae or nymphs and identifying the surviving somaclones.

Screening method for selection of insect tolerant plants

This invention relates to a new distinct early maturing, high seed and husk yielding variety of psyllium () designated as var. 'Mayuri' with the distinct pigment marker of the panicles relatable to the maturity thereby indicating the right harvesting stage to prevent the seed shattering, a problem in psyllium. This variety was developed by mutation breeding (gamma rays irradiation) and propagated by seeds for commercial cultivation. The new variety could be differentiated from the other variety through unique RAPD profile and has been tested for uniformity and stability of characters defined. Psyllium plant 'Mayuri' with stage marker and early maturity.

Plantago ovata plant named 'Mayuri'

The present invention relates to the development of a novel multiutility vigorously growing robust mint plant 'Ganga' ofL. var.producing essential oil exhibiting anti-insect and anti-microbial activities and useful for agrochemical and pharmaceutical purposes.

Mint plant Mentha spicata L. var.viridis christened as 'Ganga'

A new and distinct high essential oil variety of lemongrass () is named 'Nima'. Further, the invention relates to the high content of the monoterpene citral in the essential oil. This novel variety 'Nima' of lemongrass is a selection from the open pollinated seedlings of the seeds obtained from anothervariety OD 19 from the germ plasm collection of CIMAP. This variety is propagated through vegetative means using the slips and is stable for commercial cultivation.

Citral rich high yielding lemongrass plant 'Nima' of Cymbopogon flexuosus

The present invention was related to the development of a novel, distinct high yielding plant with rapid regeneration ability obtained through screening of the somaclones in a methodical way for fast regeneration in the tissue culture stage itself which was achieved by inventing the plant 'Kushal'. The plant yield higher herbage with corresponding high essential oil when evaluated with available superior varieties of mint in late planting condition during April when the fields are vacated after the harvest of Rabi crop like wheat, chickpea, coriander etc. Further the suckers required for commercial vegetative planting can be produced even in low land condition as the plant is reasonably tolerant to water logging compared to the best check 'Kosi'.

Mint plant 'Kushal' for late transplanting

The present invention relates to disinfectant and cleansing compositions for cleaning the skin of humans and for cleaning surface such as floors, and the invention also provides process for the preparation of the said composition.

Composition and process for preparing disinfectants comprising Mentha spicata var. viridis and their use

The present invention relates to a novel, insect tolerant, high yielding essential oil and menthol yielding mint plant named 'Sambhav', which is a cultivar of L.. The mint plant of the present invention has been developed as a result of planned experiments which devised a procedure for early selection of somaclonal variants at the in vitro stage of the variety of .

Mint plant named 'Sambhav'

The present invention relates a hexane bioactive fraction and obtained from the roots of an aromatic plant named commonly found in India for inhibiting the growth of drug resistant bacterial infections in humans and animals; also relates to a pharmaceutical composition comprising the bioactive extract with other additives for inhibiting the growth of drug resistant bacterial infections in humans and animals and a process for the isolation of said bioactive extract

Bioactive hexane fraction from Vetiveria zizanioides

The present invention relates preparation of superior quality vermicompost from the distillation wastes of aromatic crops said method comprises drying of distillation waste for 24 to 72 hours, obtained after the distillation of herbage for 2-3 h. at 20-25lbs of steam pressure, chopping the waste into small pieces, transferring this material into compost pits containing about 7-10 cm layer of partially rotten cowdung and 400-450 earthworms ( )/m , daily watering of the pits to keep the plant material moist and covering them with gunny bags to check the loss of humidity, reloading the pits (20-30 cm layer) with the chopped distilled waste after 30-35 days, restricting watering after complete degradation of the added material, harvesting of the dried material and shade drying the same for 4-5 days, and sieving the harvested compost to remove earthworms.

Method for the faster multiplication of earthworms, and production of vermicompost from the distillation waste of industrial aromatic crops

This invention relates to a new and distinct mint plant of 'Saksham', developed through tissue culture, possessing the following combination of characters namely producing higher amount of menthol with high essential oil yield as well as herbage yield; possessing better growth and vegetative growth with high regenerability; has distinct molecular profile by random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD); retains the characteristics of tolerance to leaf spot, rust and powdery mildew as in the parent variety 'Himalaya'; has light greenish leaves, pinkish white flowers like the parent plant &lsquo;Himalaya&rsquo;, this new plant is able to produce higher herbage, oil and menthol yield per unit area as compared to other existing improved varieties.

Mint plant named 'Saksham'

A new and distinct mutant plant of called 'Bhurakshak,' characterized by novel aroma of the oil constituting 7.2% 1, 8 cineole, 42.3% linalool, 12.9% citral (b) and 14.2% citral (a) as a major terpenoids, and having a unique RAPD profile as shown in FIG. of the drawings.

Lippia alba plant named 'Bhurakshak'

A new and distinct hybrid plant named `Himalaya` (Mentha arvensis) characterized by its higher yield of oil which is rich in menthol, improved regeneration potential, vigorous growth, deep green broad thick leaves, pinkish white flowers and tolerance to rust such as alternaria leaf blight, corynespora leaf spot and powdery mildew.

Mini plant Mentha arvensis `Himalaya`

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