Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

Raj Kishori Lal

Suman Preet Singh Khanuja

Ajit Kumar Shasany

Mahendra Pandurang Darokar

Janak Raj Bahl

Hari Om Misra

Anil Kumar Singh

Jawahar Ram Sharma

Madan Mohan Gupta

Ali Arif Naqvi

Sushil Kumar

Alok Kalra

Ravi Prakash Bansal

Anil Kumar Gupta

Om Parkash Dhawan

Samresh Dwivedi

Virendra Kumar Singh Tomar

Ram Chandra

Nilakshi Singh

Soni Gupta

Tiruppadiripuliyur Ranganathan Santha Kumar

Nirmal Kumar Patra

Rajendra Singh Bhakuni

Hemendra Pratap Singh

Sunita Dhawan

Suchi Srivastava

Ram Kishor Verma

Monika Singh

Ajit Kumar Shasney

Sudeep Tandon

Birendra Kumar

Mansoor Alam

Abdul Sattar

Alok Krishna

Surendra Pratap Singh

Abdul Samad

Mohammad Zaim

Aparbal Singh

Dharani Dhar Patra

Rajesh Luthra

Usha Yadav

Saudan Singh

Saba Shahabuddin

Moti Lal Gupta

Arun Prasad

Mala Trivedi

Govind Ram

Shilpi Paul

Arun Kumar Agnihotri

Om Prakesh Dhawan

Ajai Prakash Gupta

Mohd Rashid

Vasudha Pant

Arvind Kumar Tripathy

Shilpi Agarwal

Sweta Pandey

Alok Kaira

Anuraddha Kumar

Rakesh Kumar Upadhyay

Togarrati Padma Priya

Janak Raj Bahal

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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The present invention is related to the development of a novel, distinct high herb and artemisinin yielding genotype ofobtained through systematic marker assisted breeding followed by selection of uniform population in a methodical way wherein the genotype is distinct, uniform and stably maintainable by continuous rouging of off types in the population using DNA marker at early seedling stage from nursery itself and suitable for commercial cultivation.

High artemisinin yielding artemisia plant named 'CIM-arogya'

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'

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 a new and distinct mint plant of'Cim Indus', selected through screening, field trial and analysis of monoterpene constituents of the essential oil of the germplasm, possessing the characters of producing high amount of menthofuran ranging between 22 to 30% of total oil content, high amount pulegone ranging between 9.0 to 18% of total oil content, with essential oil content ranging between 0.32 to 0.40% of the total oil content.

Mint plant named 'Cim Indus'

The present invention relates to an opiumless and alkaloid-free non-narcotic opium poppy designated as var. Sujata having the following morphological/argonomic features:

Opiumless and alkaloid-free non-narcotic opium poppy (Papaver somniferum) variety &ldquo;Sujata&rdquo;

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 invention relates to a disease resistant and high yielding variety of opium poppy plant ( L. 2 &equals;22) christened as 'Rakshit'.

Method of producing a poppy plant

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