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CONTRIBUTORS(Number in parentheses refers to the page on which authors'contribution begins)P.c. Agarwal (135)R.K. Arora (228)Arjun Lal (208)Shashi Bhalla (171)S.R. Bhat (67)Deep Chand (99)N. Gokte (202)Manju Lata Kapur (193)M. Kazim (35, 61)RK. Khetarpal (165)A. Majumdar (142)V.K. Mathur '(40, 202)Senior Scientist, Division of PlantQuarantine, NBPGR, NewDelhi-110012.Coordinator, IPGRI Office forSouth Asia, NBPGR Ca,mpus,New Delhi-110012.Senior Scientist, Diyision of PlantQuarantine, NBPGR, New Delhi-110012.Scientist (Se!. Gr.), Division ofPlant Quarantine, NBPGR, NewDelhi-110 012.Senior Scientist, NFPTCR,NBPGR, New Delhi-110 012.Scientist, Division of GermplasmExchange, NBPGR, New Delhi-110 012.Scientist (Se!. Gr.), Division ofPlant Quarantine, New Delhi-110 012Scientist (Sel. Gr.), Division ofPlant Quarantine, NBPGR, NewDelhi-110 012.Head, Division of GermplasmExchange, NBPGR, New Delhi-110012.Senior Scientist, Division of PlantQuarantine, NBPGR, New Delhi-110012.Senior Scientist, Division of PlantQuarantine, NBPGR, N.ew Delhi-110012Head, Division of PlantQuarantine, NBPGR, New Delhi-110 012.(ii)
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Page 42 and 43: 36 Mansoor KazimThe last five centu
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50 Ram Nathxii)Nicotiana; Trifolium
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52 Ram Nath(b)(c)(d)(e)PFS (amendme
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•Medium and Long-term Storage of
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56 R.K. Saxenaspecies. One third of
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58 R.K. Saxenacommon cereals. Thus
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60 R.K. Saxenait uniformly. Suffici
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62 Mallsoor KazinzEach year diverse
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64 Mansoor Kazimtolerance, all from
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66 Mansoor KazimBarley:Maize:1. Ear
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68 S.R. Blzatscope of genetic resou
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70 S.R. BhatQuarantine procedures f
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72 S.R. Bhatmanagement of germplasm
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Promising Introductions in Horticul
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76 B.P. Singhpurposes. The pronusmg
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78 B.P. SinghAmongst low chilling t
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80 B.P. Singh(v) Deubentonia purice
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82 B.P. Singh. decoration. Flowerin
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84 B.P. Singh(Sel-3), hybrid strain
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IIPromising Introductions and Prior
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88 R.V. Singhfrom Taiwan such as EC
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90 R.V. SinghEe 241472. EC 308316-1
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92 R.V. SinghAmong the hydrocarbons
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94 R.V. SinghDonor Parents required
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96 R.V. Singh(c) Resistance approac
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98 R.V. SinghSuggested ReadingsAsth
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100 Deep Chandcondiments). new intr
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102 Deep Chandof Sri Lanka and Sout
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104 Deep Chandmethyl chavicol types
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106 Deep ChandGood, Ronald (1953).
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108Deep ChandContd ..... (Table 1).
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IIPromising Introductions and Prior
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112Pratibha BralzmiWater melonCabba
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114 Pratiblta BrahmiCucumber: Even
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116 R.L. SapraLogical Software Orga
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118 R.L. SapraDescriptor Data Types
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120 Radltey ShyamEligibility under
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122 Radhey ShyamThe import of seeds
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124 Radhey ShyamInspection requirem
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126 Radlzcy ShyamExportThe list of
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128 Radhey Shyam2. Imported cutting
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130Radhey Shymn6.7.A multidisciplin
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132Radhey ShyamContd ..... (Annexur
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134Radlzey SltyamContd ..... (Annex
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136 P.c. Agarwalmay further result
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138 P.e. Agarwalto upper surface. P
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140 P. C. Agarwalsoybean (P. manshu
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IIDetection Procedures for Fungal P
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144 A. Majumdarobserved under a com
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146 A. Majumdarsamples. Three devas
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148 A. Majumdar5. Chemical treatmen
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150 . Baleshwar Singhdiscolouration
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152 BalesJnvtly Si/lghin 10 ml of s
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154 . Baleshwar Singhdetected by OD
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156 Baleshwar Singhplanting materia
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158 Baleshwar SinghReferencesDuveil
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160 D.B. Parakhare produced due to
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162 D.B. Parakh4. Malformations: Vi
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164 D.B. ParakhReferencesBos,L. (19
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166 Shamsher Singh and RK. Khetarpa
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168 Shamsher Singh and R.K. Klletar
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170 Shamsher Singh and R.K. Khetarp
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172 Shashi Bhallathese symptoms of
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174 Shashi BlzallaJassids : Commonl
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176 Sltashi Bhallacoffee stem borer
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178 Shashi Bhallatunnel into the de
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180 Shashi Bhallainternal feeders,
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182 . Sltashi BhallaAs there is an
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184 B.R. Vermaand mites involved is
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186 B.R.. Vermakernels that constit
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188 B.R. Vermaaleurodids, aphids, d
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190 B.R. VermaThe technique such as
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B.R. VermaKhan, Z.R. and Saxena, RC
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194 Manju Lata Kapurpest, thus prev
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196 Manju Lata KapurFumigationThis
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198 Manju Lata Kapurmay take upto 2
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200 Manju Lata Kapurnormal storage.
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,IISymptoms of Nematode DamageV.K.
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204 V.K. Mathur and Nandini Goktest
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206 V.K. Mathur and Nandini GokteDe
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IIDetection Techniques for Plant Pa
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210 Arju1l Lalwidth 0.02 rom), nema
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212Arjun LalContd ..... (Table 2)Cr
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214 Arjun LalTable 3.Some important
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216 Arjun Lalcollected or introduce
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218 Ra'ancertain species of nematod
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220 RajanTable 1.Treatment schedule
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222 Ra'anpracticed in Australia and
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224 Rajanvarious chemical solutions
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226 Ra'anplanting should be recomme
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IIPlant Genetic Resources activitie
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230 RK. AroraObjectivesThe major ma
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232 RK. AroraWorkshopslMeetingsTo d
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234 . R.K. AroraNew'programme struc
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236 R.S. Ranasuch as Breeder's Righ
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238 R.S. Ranaexclusion of tuber pro
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240 R.S. RanaEssential features of
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IIThe Indian N atjonal Gene BankR.S
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244 RS. Ranasystem. It is also the
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Z46R.S. RanaGene Bank Standards(i)
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248 R.S. RanaTable 2.Categ_oryEstim
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25012. Dr. S.K. KaushikScientist (P
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