Top 10 Publications having NAAS rating 6 and above with first or corresponding author only
Singh Preeti, Prakash Jai, Singh, S. K., Goswami A.K. and Hussain Zakir 2022. Heterosis for seed and seedling traits in papaya, Indian J. Hortic. 79(2): 127-135.
Singh, Preeti, Prakash, Jai., Goswami A.K. and Singh K. 2019. Heterosis for growth, yield and fruit quality traits in papaya. Indian J. Horticulture, 76(4):576-580
Kaluram, Prakash, Jai, Singh, S.K., Goswami A.K., Singh Preeti, Hussain, Zakir and Singh, A.K., 2018. Genetic diversity in qualitative and quantitative traits of papaya. Indian Journal of Horticulture, 75 (2), 165-171.
Soni, Anjali, Prakash, Jai, Singh, S.K. and Goswami, A.K., Gupta N.C. and Singh, A.K. 2017. Efficacy of gene-based markers associated with sex expression in papaya. Indian J. Horticulture, 74 (3): 334-339
Prakash Jai, Singh Kanhaiya, Goswami A.K. and Singh A.K. 2015. Comparison of plant growth, yield, fruit quality and biotic stress incidence in papaya var. Pusa Nanha under polyhouse and open field conditions. Indian J. of Horticulture. 72 (2): 183-186.
Prakash, Jai, and Singh, A.K. 2013. Screening of papaya genotypes against the viral diseases. Indian J. Hort, 70 (3): 437-438.
Prakash, Jai, Bhattacharya, S., Chattopadhyay, K., Roy, S., Das, S.P. and Singh, N.P. 2009. PQM-1: A newly developed superior clone of pineapple for North-Eastern India as evident through phenotype, fruit quality and DNA polymorphism. Scientia Horticulturae, 120(2):288-91.
Prakash, Jai, Maurya, A.N. and Singh, S.P. 2010. Studies on variability in fruit characters of Jamun (Syzigium cumini Skeels). Indian J. Hort. 67(SI): 63-66.
Prakash, Jai, Sankaran, M. and Singh, N.P. 2008. Response of plant population on fruiting and fruit quality of pineapple cv. Queen. Indian J. Agri. Sci 78(9): 801-02
Prakash, Jai, Singh, N.P. and Sankaran, M. 2007. Response of mulching on insitu soil moisture, growth, yield and economic return of litchi (Litchi chinensis) under rainfed condition in Tripura. Indian J. Agri. Sci. 77 (11): 762-764.
Patent / Technologies / Methodologies / System etc. (Upto Five) :
Pusa Manohari (Hybrid 8-11): Regular bearing a hybrid of Amrapali x Lal Sundari having field tolerance to mango malformation (10-15%). Trees are semi-vigorous and suitable for medium density planting (6 m x 6 m). Medium sized (223 g) fruits having greenish-yellow peel with red tinge on shoulders, yellowish-orange pulp, fibreless, good TSS (20.38%), acidity (0.27%), ascorbic acid (39.78 mg/100 g pulp) and ?-carotene content (9.73 mg per kg pulp), on year per tree basis yield is of 58 kg (~10-
Pusa Deepshikha (Hybrid 11-2): It is a hybrid of Amrapali x Sensation having regularity in bearing and uniform sized fruits. Fruit are oblong in shape, bright red peel with orange-yellow pulp, moderate TSS (18.67%), high pulp content (70%) and ascorbic acid content (35.34 mg/100 g pulp), ?-carotene content (9.48 mg per kg pulp), good shelf-life (7 to 8 days) at room temperature. It is semi-dwarf and suitable for medium density planting (6 m x 6 m).On per tree basis, it yields 50.33 kg (~
Pusa Aditi: It is a hybrid between BanquiAbyad x Perlette.It is early maturing (1st week of June), seedless having large round berry (2.7 g), yellowish-green in colour, firm pulp with good TSS (19.3%). Vine is moderately vigorous, and is a spur pruned variety. It is tolerant to anthracnose and powdery mildew. Grape bunches and berries are GA3 responsive.The fruits are good for table purpose and making juice. The average yield is about 12-15 t/ha notified by the Delhi State Seed Sub-Commit
Tripura Papita (RCTP-1): It has been developed through transgresive segregations, gynodioecious, dual (table and vegetable) purpose of papaya, high fruiting zone, high yielding (42-65 kg/plant), fruit weight (1.25-2.5 kg), moderately tolerant to papaya ring spot virus under field condition and was released from the State Variety Release Committee Tripura on 15th September 2014, SVRC No. F. 21 (170)Agri- (SS) 2012-13/1152-77 dated 18th October, 2014.
Tripura Ananas (PQM-1): Developed a superior clone of PQM-I as a breeder with deep orange colour, late maturing and rich in sugar and juice per cent have been isolated from cv. Queen and it was verified by the molecular marker as different genetic recombinant and fit in year round production of pineapple. Tripura Ananas was released from the State Variety Release Committee Tripura on 15th September 2014, SVRC No. F. 21 (170)Agri- (SS) 2012-13/1152-77 dated 18th October, 2014.
It is a unique mango hybrid having regularity in bearing, attractive fruit shape, bright red peel and orange-yellow pulp. Trees are semi-dwarf and 278 plants of this hybrid can be accommodated in a hectare at a planting distance of 6 m x 6 m. It has oblong shape and uniform sized fruits having moderate TSS (18.67%), acidity (0.33%), high pulp content (70%) and ascorbic acid content (35.34 mg/100 g pulp). On per tree basis, it yields 50.33 kg and estimated yield is 14.0 t/ha.
15.5 t/ha
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Dr Manish Srivastava (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Kanhaiya Singh (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Jai Prakash (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr (Mrs) Nimisha Sharma (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Shruti Sethi (Food Science & Post Harvest Technology)
Dr. A.K. Singh, Principal Scientist
Late Dr Room Singh, Principal Scientist (Retd.)
Late Dr R.R. Sharma, Principal Scientist
Dr A.K. Dubey, Principal Scientist
Sh. S.K. Bhagat, Scientist (SG) (Retd.)
Dr S.K. Singh, Principal Scientist
Dr A. Nagaraja, Principal Scientist
Sh. Om Prakash Singh, T-9 (CTO)
Sh. Ram Bahadur, T-5 (TO
Released by State Seed Sub-Committee for Agricultural & Horticultural Crop, Govt. of NCT of Dellii vide Notification No. F.10(1)2/SI /TA/ Sub-Committee/2017-18/2332-2373.
It is a unique hybrid obtained by crossing Amrapali and Lal Sundari. It has regular bearing habit, attractive fruit shape, greenish-yellow peel with red tinge on shoulders and yellow orange pulp. It has elongated oblong and uniform fruits. Average fruit weight 223.4 g. It has moderate sweetness, pleasant aroma and good sugar: acid blend. Fruits are fibreless, TSS (20.38%), acidity (0.27%), ascorbic acid (39.78 mg/100 g pulp) and ?-carotene contents (9,738 micro g per 100 g pulp). Suitable for table as well as processing purposes (68.76% pulp content). Trees are semi-vigorous and about 278 plants can be accommodated in a hectare at a planting distance of 6 m x 6 m. Pusa manohari showed field tolerance to mango malformation disease. On per tree basis, it yields 58 kg and estimated yield is 16.1 t/ha.
16.1 t/ha
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Dr Manish Srivastava (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Kanhaiya Singh (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Jai Prakash (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr (Mrs) Nimisha Sharma (Fruits and Horticultural Technology(FHT))
Dr Shruti Sethi (Food Science & Post Harvest Technology)
Late Dr. P.K. Majumder, Principal Scientist (Retd.)
Dr S.N. Pandey, Principal Scientist (Retd.)
Late Dr. Room Singh, Principal Scientist (Retd.)
Dr. A.K. Singh, Principal Scientist
Dr. R.R. Sharma, Principal Scientist
Sh. S.K. Bhagat, Scientist (SG) (Retd.)
Dr S.K. Singh, Principal Scientist
Dr A. Nagaraja, Principal Scientist
Sh. Om Prakash Singh, CTO (T-9)
Sh. Ram Bahadur, TO (T-5)
Released by State Seed Sub-Committee for Agricultural & Horticultural Crop, Govt. of NCT of Dellii vide Notification No. F.10(1)2/SI /TA/ Sub-Committee/2017-18/2332-2373.
Awards / Recognitions / Fellowship (Upto Five) :
Fellow of Indian Academy of Horticultural Sciences, New Delhi in 2017
HSI-DP Ghosh Young Scientist Award 2018 by the Indian Academy of Horticultural Sciences, New Delhi.
Fellow of International Society of Noni Science, Chennai in 2017.
RASSA Yashasvi Samman 2018 by Royal Association for Science-led Socio-cultural Advancement, New Delhi.
Junior Research Fellowship by ICAR, New Delhi (1998-2000)