Browsing Biochemistry by Issue Date

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  • Technical session 1 : cost reduction in field 
    Rahman, F.; Sharma, V.S.; Delimonthe, S.L.; Boruah, S.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Part VII : Contributed articles 
    Jain, N.K.; Mukhopadhyay, A.M.; Sharma, D.; Sarronwala, B.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Tea pests and their management with bio-pesticides 
    Wahab, S.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    The increasing demand for higher productivity of tea, results in its intensive cultivation, which increases the pressure from insect pests on this crop. Chemical pesticides, irrespective of their toxicity status, are being ...
  • How effective are predators of tea pests? A perspective 
    Banerjee, B.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Natural enemies of tea pests have co-evolved with their preys. Most have a fairly low level of satiation and, therefore, may not control the pests in the conventional sense. They do, however, regulate the pest population ...
  • Time division cycle in tea (Camellia sinensis) cultures 
    Chand, G.; Sood, A.; Palni, L.M.S.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Propagations of tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) 0. Kuntze) through tissue culture is gaining momentum worldwide. We have studied the cell division cycle at regular intervals to optimise the medium and time period when maximum ...
  • Technical session 4 : quality improvement through safe phyto-sanitation 
    Banerjee, B.; Muraleedharan, N.; Ramarethinam, S.; Yu-han, B.; Dutta, B.K.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Present situation of pesticide residues and biological suppression of pests and diseases in Chinese tea gardens 
    Han, B.; Dong, W.; Cui, L.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Several insecticides, germicides and herbicides which, are now prohibited, are still used in Chinese common tea gardens. Applied amounts of the pesticides with high toxicity and long time residues, such as methomyl, cannot ...
  • Biological control of brown rot disease and enhanced crop production in tea by a fluorescent pseudomonas strain 
    Mishra, A.K.; Dutta, S.; Kumar, B.S.D.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    A fluorescent Pseudomonas strain isolated from soil under tea cultivation and designated as RRLJ 134 exhibited in vitro antibiosis against Fomes lamoensis, the causal organism of brown rot disease of tea on three different ...
  • Technical session 9 : tea and health 
    Singh, J.; Shukla, Y.; Das, T.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Neem as an effective biocontrol agent for tea pests 
    Ramarethinam, S.; Marimuthu, S.; Murugesan, N.V.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Chemicalisation of agriculture in general and tea in particular results in chemical residues in the finished product. Due to stringent MRL values fixed for various pesticides in made tea, and the difficulties in marketing ...
  • Part 1 : inaugural function 
    Das, N.K.; Jain, N.K.; Dhanuka, C.K.; Saptharisha, L.V.; Hallam, D.; Siddiqi, M.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Technical session 5 : improving realization : non-use of chemicals 
    Gnanapragassam, N.; Sivepalan, P.; Patel, J.; Biswas, P.D.; Ghosh, H.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Technical session 7 : informatics 
    Baker, P.; Yong-Xing, Z.H.U.; Basu, A.; Kodomari, S.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Colonization of rhizosphere of tea by growth promoting bacteria 
    Trivedi, P.; Pandey, Anita; Palni, L.M.S.; Bag, N.; Tamang, M.B.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Based on a detailed study conducted to isolate microbes from soil samples collected from various tea gardens located in the Indian Himalayan region, two bacteria namely Bacillus subtilis and Pseudomonas corrugata have been ...
  • Biological control of weeds using fungal natural enemies : a new technology for weed management in tea? 
    Ellison, C.A. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
    Tea (Camellia sinensis) is particularly susceptible to competition by weeds, and implementation of controlpractices requires considerable inputs from the farmer. Biological control (BC) using fungal natural enemies offers ...
  • Technical session 6 : chemistry of quality improvement & value addition 
    Yamanish, T.; LinZhi; Hazarik, M.; Sakata, K.; Vasisht, K.; Raghavan, K.V.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Technical session 2 : cost reduction in factory 
    Melican, N.T.; Kapur, P.K.; Dasappa, S.; Ravindranath, S.; Sivepalan, P.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2004)
  • Vision and strategies of tea development in Hilly States 
    Tamang, M.B.; Jain, N.K.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    The International Society of Tea Science helped organize a National Seminar by the Uttaranchal Tea Development Board at Almora on May 29-30 after a field visit to the site of new tea plantations at Kausani, Uttaranchal, ...
  • Dyeing of wool and silk with tea 
    Das, D.; Bhattacharya, Subhash Chandra; Maulik, S.R.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    Silk and wool fabrics were coloured employing aqueous tea extract in absence and presence of magnesium sulphate, aluminium sulphate and ferrous sulphate as the mordanting agents. Colour uptake for wool was found to be more ...
  • BT as biocide and its role in management of tea pests 
    Hazarika, L.K.; Bhattacharyya, Badal; Kalita, S.; Das, P.; Jain, N.K. (International Society of Tea Science (ISTS), 2005)
    Bacillus thuringiensis (Berliner) has been under extensive use as a biopesticide for the last 55 years in many parts of the world, contributing 90% of the total commercial biopesticides formulations. It is being utilized ...