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National Symposium On
Understanding Host-Pathogen Interaction through Science of Omics
March 16-17, 2015
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Abstracts
Abstracts
National Symposium
on
Understanding host-pathogen interaction
through science of omics
March 16-17, 2015
ICAR - Indian Institute of Spices Research
Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala
Understanding host-pathogen interaction through science of omics, March 16-17, 2015 1
Abstracts
National symposium on understanding host-pathogen interaction through science of omics
March 16-17, 2015, Kozhikode, Kerala, India
Hosted by
ICAR-Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala, India
Compiled and edited by
Dinesh R
Senthil Kumar CM
Praveena R
Biju CN
Bhat AI
Anandaraj M
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Dinesh R, Senthil Kumar CM, Praveena R, Biju CN, Bhat AI, Anandaraj M (Eds) Abstracts- National
symposium on understanding host-pathogen interaction through science of omics, ICAR-Indian Insti-
tute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala, India, 242 p.
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Abstracts
NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
Understanding host-pathogen interaction through
science of omics
ICAR- Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala
March 16-17, 2015
Hosted by
ICAR-Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi
Organized by
ICAR-Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi
Indian Phytopathological Society
New Delhi
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Contents
PREFACE
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
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The science of “omics” for plant pathologists: M Anandaraj
DASTUR MEMORIAL AWARD LECTURE
A1 Recent changes in the Phytophthora populations led to severe outbreaks 27
of foliar blights and fruit rots in vegetable crops in South India: P Chow-
dappa
MUNDKUR MEMORIAL AWARD LECTURE
A2 Phylogeography and molecular evolution of begomoviruses infecting 30
okra: M Krishna Reddy
M.S. PAVGI AWARD LECTURE
A3 Advances in Phytonematology in India: Akhtar Haseeb 32
J.P. VERMA MEMORIAL AWARD LECTURE
A4 Diversity, diagnosis and management of bacterial diseases in India: 35
Ramesh Chand & Dinesh Singh
SHARDA LELE MEMORIAL AWARD LECTURE
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A5 Trichoderma-Lab to field: Pratibha Sharma
PROF. M.J. NARASIMHAN MERIT ACADEMIC AWARD CON-
TEST
EASTERN ZONE
M1 On-farm production of indigenous AM fungus inoculum for improved 40
phosphorus nutrition in upland rice using vermiculite based media:
Neha Nancy Toppo, N N Jambhulkar, AK Srivastava & Dipankar Maiti
M2 Variability study of indigenous S. rolfsii isolates and host – pathogen in- 41
teraction in cowpea – S. rolfsii system: S Nandi, S Dutta & R Nath
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NORTH-EASTERN ZONE
M3 Effect of bioformulation of Metarhizium anisopliae in management of 41
cow pea mosaic disease: S Boruah, P Dutta & K C Puzari
M4 Genetic diversity of banana bunchy top virus from Northeast India showed 42
existence of distinct PIO isolates in naturally growing banana mats: A Ba-
nerjee, R Singh, S Roy, G T Behere, S S Roy, S K Dutta, H Ranebennur & S V
Ngachan
SOUTHERN ZONE
M5 Bioactive compound from Ganoderma applanatum with inhibitory effect 43
against the oomycete pathogen Sclerospora graminicola: Mahantesh Kurjo-
gi & Sudisha Jogaiah
M6 Disease incidence, severity and molecular characterization of Phomopsis 44
vexans causing leaf blight and fruit rot of brinjal in Karnataka (India): S
Mahadevakumar & G R Janardhana
DELHI ZONE
M7 Genome characterization, infectivity and development of immunodiag- 44
nostics for a Badnavirus associated with banana: Susheel Kumar Sharma &
Virendra Kumar Baranwal
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M8 Histone 2B interacts with replication initiator protein of Chilli leaf curl
virus and confers resistance in chilli: Nirbhay Kumar Kushwaha & Supriya
Chakraborty
WESTERN ZONE
M9 Analysis of proteomic profile of French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) upon 47
infection with begomovirus: Bhavin S Bhatt & Achuit K Singh
M10 Molecular characterization races of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri 48
through RAPD and ISSR markers: Madhuri Katkar & S S Mane
SESSION I - PATHOGEN CHARACTERIZATION, DIAGNOSIS
AND EPIDEMIOLOGY
LEAD LECTURES
L1 Morpho-physiological, pathogenic and molecular variability among, iso- 51
lates of Fusarium moniliforme and Fusarium oxysporum from oil seeds:
Bhagwan M Waghmare
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L2 Barcoding of seed-borne fungal pathogens: H S Prakash 52
L3 Molecular characterization of mating type idiomorphs of Erysiphe neca- 52
tor from India: Indu S Sawant, S B Ghule & S D Sawant
L4 Morphological and molecular characterization of major fungal patho- 53
gens associated with diseases of cowpea in Karnataka State: G R Janard-
hana & S Mahadevakumar
L5 Bacterial wilt of solanaceous vegetables: Pathogen diversity and manage- 54
ment options: R Ramesh
POSTERS
P1 Isolation, identification and characterization of chitinase producing 57
Trichoderma flavofuscum: K K Suryawanshi & N B Pawar
P2 Studies on characterization and pathogenicity of Fusarium sp. causing
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wilt of pomegranate: V K Bhalerao, K S Raghuwanshi, P E More & N A
Musmade
P3 Detection and quantification of sugarcane mosaic virus (ScMV) in dis- 58
eased sugarcane using ELISA and RT-PCR technique: D B Gawade, R K
Pal, B H Pawar & U S Kadam
P4 Investigation on mosaic viruses infecting brinjal in Western Maharash-
59
tra: A A Awale, V V Chaure & S D Suryawanshi
P5 Studies on morphological variability and growth characteristics of dif- 60
ferent isolates of Sclerotium rolfsii on different media: P P Shete, P B De-
ore & R R Perane
P6 Identification of Cercospora leaf spot resistance among fenugreek acces-
60
sions and characterization of pathogen: R S Mishra & V P Pandey
P7 Molecular and biochemical characterization of potential isolates of 61
Trichoderma species effective against soil-borne pathogens: N Srinivasa,
T Prameela Devi, Deeba Kamil & Avinash Singode
P8 Association of seed borne pathogens with groundnut seeds and screen- 62
ing of Aspergillus flavus isolates for aflatoxin production: P E More, S R
Zanjare, V K Bhalerao & R U Thosar
P9 Variability and cross-infectivity potential of Colletotrichum gloeospori-
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oides causing anthracnose and fruit rot of Annona in Maharashtra: A P
Gaikwad, Y S Balgude & K A Gaikwad
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P10 Recurrence of crazy top or green ear of finger millet: A Nagaraja, K R 64
Shreenivasa & Suresh Patil
P11 Survey for Cercospora leaf spot disease of finger millet in the hills of 64
Uttarakhand: A Nagaraja, Rajesh Khulbe, C Chandrasekhar, Salej Sood &
Somashekhar Konda
P12 Longevitiy of Fusarium moniliforme in different parts of rice grains: 65
Pankaj Kumar & Shyam Sunder
P13 Identification of molecular markers for arbuscular mycorrhizal respon- 66
siveness in upland rice: Neha Nancy Toppo, Debayan Chakraborty, Ja-
hangir Imam, Alpana Anupam, Anirudha Das, N P Mandal, A K Srivastava
& Dipankar Maiti
P14 Molecular characterization of Zucchini yellow mosaic virus isolates 67
infecting cucurbitaceous plants in Manipur region of North-East Hill
region of India: Susheel K Sharma, A Banerjee, S S Roy, M R Sahoo,H
Ranebennur,Th Surjit Singh, T Chanu Ng, Arati Ningombam, N Prakash &
S V Ngachan
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P15 Studies on variability of fingermillet blast pathogen Pyricularia grisea
(Cke.) sacc. in different cultivars: B Neeraja, T S S K Patro, Y Sandhya
Rani, S Keethi & S Jyosthna
P16 Variability among the isolates of Alternaria solani causing early blight of 68
tomato: P S Nikam, D G Hingole, D P Kuldhar & S S Wagh
P17 Variability among the isolates of Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. citri by 69
using RAPD marker: Prerana B Abhang, M V Totawar, Madhuri Katkar, S
S Mane, Amrapali Jadhao & Rahul Kadam
P18 Occurrence of diplodia ear rot of maize in Karnataka: S I Harlapur & B T 70
Ninganur
P19 Monitoring of maize diseases in Karnataka: S I Harlapur & B T Ninganur 71
P20 Variability of colony characters, productivity and quality parameters of 71
different strains of Agaricus bisporus (Lange) Sing: D Bahukhandi & R K
Sharma
P21 Detection and characterization of Tobacco streak virus infecting okra in 72
Tamil Nadu: S Rajamanickam & G Karthikeyan
P22 Phylogenetic analysis and identification of plant pathogenic Hymeno- 73
chaetaceae members: Manasi Malgaonkar, B N Zaware & P B Cholke
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P23 Diagnostics and management of Fusarium wilt infecting tomato and 74
chilli: M Loganathan, V Venkataravanappa, S Saha, S Tripathi, M K Verma
& A B Rai
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P24 Survival of Cerotelium fici causing rust of fig: S R Lohate, A P Gaikwad,
S N Hasabnis & S B Gurav
P25 Effect of relative humidity on conidial germination of Colletotrichum 76
capsici and Leveilula taurica and disease development in chilli: D G
Hingole & B P Kurundkar
P26 Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) for detection of
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Ganoderma lucidum causing basal stem rot of coconut: K M Sharadraj,
K Nidhina, Smita Nair & Vinayaka Hegde
P27 Characterization and virulence determination of M. phaseolina caus- 77
ing root rot disease in coleus: M Daniel Jebaraj
P28 Characterization, identification and detection of multiple Phytoph- 78
thora spp. associated with citrus decline in India: A K Das, S Nerkar &
Ashok Kumar
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P29 Characterization of phytoplasma associated with little leaf of brinjal
in Kerala and Karnataka States: Vandana Yadav, S Mahadevakumar, G R
Janardhana & M Y Sreenivasa
P30 Multilocus gene characterization of phytoplasmas associated with 79
brinjal little leaf in India: Manish Kumar, Madhupriya & G P Rao
P31 A reverse transcription loop mediated isothermal amplification assay
80
for rapid detection of Dasheen mosaic virus in Amorphophallus paeo-
niifolius: T Makeshkumar & S Kamala
P32 Development of molecular markers to investigate Rhizoctonia solani 80
using conventional and real-time PCR: Balendu K Upadhyay, Sunil C
Dubey, Ravindra Singh & Aradhika Tripathi
P33 Molecular characterization of Anastomosis group, AG1-IA of Rhizocto- 81
nia solani, incitant of rice sheath blight: D Durgadevi, S Harish, D Alice
& T Raguchander
P34 Detection of acylated homoserine lactones produced by Ralstonia sola- 82
nacearum isolated from diseased tomato plants: J Shivakumar & S Ume-
sha
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P35 Detection of food-borne pathogens using DNA based technique: H M
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