Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation

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(Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation) Gen III Microstation System (Most preferred system)- GEN III Microstation is a semi-automated microbial identification system. It is Plate reader which is linked to a computer configured with software related to data collection and microbial identification software. It is capable of reading all types of Biolog Microplates. A microplate loaded with suspension of a test organism is incubated in a user-provided incubator and read using Microstation. The metabolic finger print is read and sent to the computer for recording and eventual comparative studies with profiles already stored in Biolog databases. Computer reports the species/genus when the metabolic finger print is matched with those present in Biolog Database. The system is capable of identifying aerobic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria, yeast as well as filamentous fungi. System Benefits- No Gram stain is needed. One test panel IDs for both GN and GP bacteria. Setup time in under a minute, accurate results in as little as 4 hours, Powerful RetroSpect software for trending and tracking. Gen III Omnilog Id System (Preferred system for handling a large number of samples)- Gen III Omnilog Id System is an automated microbial identification system. It is provided along with Omnilog which is Plate reader cum Incubator. It is linked to a computer configured with software related to data collection and microbial identification software. A microplate loaded with suspension of test organism is incubated and read in Omnilog. The metabolic finger print is read and sent to the computer for recording and eventual comparative studies with profiles already stored in Biolog databases. Computer reports the species/genus when the metabolic finger print is matched with those present in Biolog Database. Omnilog can accommodate 50 Microplates simultaneously, with recording of the metabolic finger-print at 15 minutes interval in real-time thus making the microbial identification automated and high throughput. The system is capable of automated identification of aerobic bacteria only. It can be upgraded to undertake Phenotype Microarray. Gen III Omnilog Plus Id System- The system is capable of automated identification of aerobic bacteria, and rapid identification of anaerobic bacteria, yeast as well as filamentous fungi. Gen III Microlog M System (Manual System)- Microlog M is the Manual Version of Biolog’s Microbial Identification System. It uses the same Gen III plate and Gen III Microbial Identification software, as are used in automated systems. Difference is that Computer and Plate Reader, are not provided in Manual System. Microbial culture is used to inoculate the Gen III plate, which is then incubated in a lab incubator. Plate is read for all the 96 tests manually in terms of Positive or Negative reaction (If color appears, it is positive otherwise negative). The plate results (positive or negative), are fed manually in Gen III software which is provided and loaded in a user provided computer. Software does the analysis, searches Biolog provided database, and then reports the species. You can also update the database with those genus/species which are not present in Biolog database (using an optional Retrospect). Manual system can be used for only aerobic bacteria. - 257 -
ANNEXURE-I CENTRE OF ADVANCED FACULTY TRAINING IN PLANT PATHOLOGY College of Agriculture, Pantnagar-263 145 (Uttarakhand) Following committees have been constituted for smooth conduct of the training programme on “Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation” scheduled on September 04- 24, 2012. 1. Overall Supervision Dr. K.S. Dubey, Director CAFTPP Dr. R.P. Singh, Course Coordinator Dr. H.S. Tripathi Dr. R.P. Awasthi Dr. V.S. Pundhir Dr. (Mrs.) K. Vishunavat 3. Inaugural Session, Intersession Tea and valedictory function Committee Dr. Yogendra Singh – Chairman Dr. (Mrs.) Deepshikha Mr. S. P. Yadav Mr. Jagannath Mr. Mani Ram 5. Transport and Reception Committee Dr. Pradeep Kumar – Chairman Dr. S.K. Mishra Mr. B.C. Sharma Mr. P.C. Khulbe Mr. Bhupesh Kabadwal Mr. R.C. Singh 7. Registration Committee Dr. K.P. Singh – Chairman Dr. Roopali Sharma Dr. (Mrs.) Kanak Srivastava Dr. (Mrs.) Renu Singh 9. Field / Excursion Trip Committee Dr. Vishwanath – Chairman Dr. Satya Kumar Dr. L.B. Yadav Mr. M.K. Sharma Mr. K. S. Bisht Mr. R. B. Sachan 2. Invitation, Inaugural and Closing Function Committee Dr. H.S. Tripathi– Chairman Dr. A.K. Tewari Mr. Narender Singh Mr. S.P. Yadav Mr. Mani Ram 4. Budget Committee Dr. R. P. Awasthi – Chairman Dr. Yogendra Singh Mr. O.P. Varshney (A.O.) Mr. A. B. Joshi Mr. Praveen Kumar Mr. Het Ram 6. Boarding & Loading Committee Dr. V.S. Pundhir – Chairman Dr. R.P. Singh Dr. S.K. Bansal Mr. Mani Ram 8. Session Arrangement Committee Dr. S.C. Saxean – Chairman Dr. K.P. Singh Dr. A.K. Tewari Mr. Prakash Joshi Mr. Vikram Prasad 10. Audiovisual Aid & Publicity Committee Dr. K.P.S. Kushwaha-Chairman Dr. Geeta Sharma Mr. Praveen Kumar Mr. Bupesh Kabdwal 11. Committee for typing correspondence work Dr. A.K. Tewari, Chairman Smt. Meena Singh Mr. Gharbharan Prasad Mr. Mehboob i
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