Dr.D. Nagaraju

Osmania University, Botany, Faculty Member

Kakatiya University, Botany, Faculty Member

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Dr D.Nagaraju, Assistant Professor of Botany, Government City College (A), Hyderabad (Previous Government Degree College WARANGAL), studied MSc & PhD in Osmania University, Hyderabad. Published 36 research papers, writer of Telugu Academy UG text books, Springers book chapters, got Young Scientist Award 2012, Young Botanists&YSMurty medal Award_2013, Associate Fellow of MSI, Fellow of Indian Botanical Society, Life member of Indian Science Congress Association, Indian Botanical Society, Indian Phytopathological Society, ISMPP, MSI Mycological Society of India Executive council member, Zonal Councilor IPS 2018.
Phone: 91-9494317649, 91-9052754439
Address: Assistant Professor of Botany, Governnment City college(A), Nayapul, Osmania University, Hyderabad, TS < India

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Ulocladium gpagarwalii and U. lignicola two new sp. nov. from Andhra Pradesh

Indian phytopathology, 2009

Survey of microfungi from Khammam forest, Andhra Pradesh, yielded two novel anamorphic dematiaceo... more Survey of microfungi from Khammam forest, Andhra Pradesh, yielded two novel anamorphic dematiaceous hyphomycetous fungi belonging to the genus Ulocladium Preuss. These fungi differ from the documented species of Ulocladium , hence described as new species viz. Ulocladium gpagarwalii sp. nov. and Ulocladium lignicola sp. nov.

Trichoderma: Boon for Agriculture

Biodiversity, taxonomy and plant disease diagnostics of plant pathogenic fungi from India

Indian Phytopathology

Spegazzinia saccardo-demataceous hyphomycete from India

The Journal of Indian Botanical Society, 2017

India is rich in fungal diversity and there is hidden fungal wealth. During survey2012-2014 of so... more

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi with reference to different cultivars of Sesamum indicum L

Indian Phytopathology, 2018

Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi are the symbiotic association with plant roots and support plan... more Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi are the symbiotic association with plant roots and support plant growth through increased nutrient transport besides offering many other benefits. In the present investigation the role of AM fungi has been worked out in relation to six cultivars of Sesamum indicum L. The data reports the association of six AM fungi, root colonization plant height and yield. Gowri cultivar has exhibited more colonization, plant height, yield, oil content and other factors. Quantitative data of AM fungi has also been presented along with soil-physico-chemical factors.

Hydrogeochemical Studies and Groundwater Quality Evaluation in Hanur Watershed, Kollegal Taluk, Chamarajnagar District, Karnataka State, South India

International Journal of Advanced Research, 2017

Groundwater is becoming a scant resource in part of Kollegal taluk, Chamarajnagar District, Karna... more Groundwater is becoming a scant resource in part of Kollegal taluk, Chamarajnagar District, Karnataka State. This area receives an average annual rainfall of 696 mm. Groundwater has been the major sources of irrigation and drinking purpose for several years almost 80 percent of area is underlain by hard rocks. The study area is drought prone, most of the people in this area depend on groundwater for drinking water and agriculture. Therefore, constant monitoring and assessment of water resource is necessary. The study area is bounded by Yelandur and T. Narasipura Taluk to the west, Mandya and Bangalore to the North, and East and South it is bounded by Dharamapuri District of TamilNadu this area is located in the south eastern corner of Karnataka. The area is located between 77 0 5 1 to 77 0 30 1 East longitude 11 0 45 1 to 12 0 15 1 North latitude with an areal extent of 1026sq km covering 138 villages coming under the Survey of India Toposheet (SOI) numbers are 57 H/4, 57H/7, 57H/8,, 58E/1 and 58E/5. The study area comes under the semiarid region. In recent years, this region has been facing water scarcity as well as water quality problems. The major sources of employment are sericulture, agriculture and horticulture, engaging almost 70% of the workforce. Water samples have been collected from 68 locations of the study area, during the monsoon year 2016, The collected samples were analysed for chemical parameters. In the study area Ca-Mg-HCO3 type of water predominates during the mansoon season of year 2016. On the basis of hydro-chemical facies classification the water is found to be suitable for irrigation.The other evaluated parameters are SAR, RSC, salinity sodium hazard and USSL Classification.

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