Indian Thar Desert
Microbial Diversity In Oil Contaminated Areas Of Indian Thar Desert
... tropical desert of Asia extends to India through Rajasthan and Gujarat where it is called the Thar also known as “The Great Indian Thar ...The Thar lies in west of Aravali Range in ...
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Sand Dune Streptomyces JB66 Native to the Great Indian Thar Desert Inhibits Multidrug-Resistant Pathogens
... Similarly, the actinomycete isolate JB66 grew well on the different ISP media used that further confirmed its identity as a member of the genus Streptomyces. The methanolic crude extract of the strain JB66 showed ...
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Morphotaxonomical studies on some mosses of Indian Thar desert
... The Indian Thar Desert is the biggest desert in India, lies between 24° to 28° N latitude and 68° to 71° E ...the desert lies in the state of ...the Thar Desert stays ...
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Changing Weather of Indian Thar Desert
... gypsum. It is experienced that after heavy rain Tertiary terrains in the desert area of Rajasthan invariably become sites of water logging and floods. Keeping in view the frequency of the problem of water logging ...
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Critical review on tecomella undulata: A medicinally potent endangered plant species of indian thar desert
... All over the world including both the developed and developing countries usage of various herbal medicines has gained momentum. Their efficacy has been established and millions of people have benefited due to them. ...
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Genome sequence of Ensifer sp. TW10; a Tephrosia wallichii (Biyani) microsymbiont native to the Indian Thar Desert
... Great Indian (or Thar) Desert is a large, hot, arid region in the northwestern part of the Indian ...largest desert in the world covering 200,000 square km with 61% of its landmass ...
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Meiotic Studies in Withania somnifera (L ) Dunal : A Threatened Medicinal Herb of Indian Thar Desert
... variation, especially between the wild and cultivated mo- rphotypes are also reported [8-11]. Variation with respect to growth habit, chemical profiling and sequence diver- gence using nrITS region of rDNA are recently ...
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VARIATIONS IN PRIMARY METABOLITES DURING DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES IN CORBICHONIA DECUMBENS (FORSSK.) EXELL FROM THE INDIAN THAR DESERT
... In the present studies, maximum values of total sugars were observed during fruiting stage. followed by flowering and minimum in vegetative stage[r] ...
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Role of Earthworm (Eisenia fetida) on Organic Waste Management and Pollution Control in Indian Thar Desert
... Wheat and Paddy crop wastes were decomposed and converted in vermicompost using an earthworm species Eisenia fetida. Physicochemcal parameters such as pH, Water holding capacity, Electrical conductivity, Organic carbon, ...
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Demography, Nesting and Breeding Success of Red Headed Vulture (Sarcogyps Calvus) In Thar Desert of Rajasthan, India
... Great Indian Thar desert have favorites habitat for vultures. Red headed Vulture is a solitary vulture mainly feeding on the carcasses of a variety of animal. Repetitive surveys were taken in to ...
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FLOURIDE IN GROUND WATER SOURCES OF SARDARSHAHAR CITY OF CHURU DISTRICT IN THE THAR DESERT OF RAJASTHAN
... Sardar Shahar city of Churu District was selected for present pilot study. Rajasthan is the largest state of India, lying between23º3’ and 30º12’ N latitude and 69º30’ and 78º17’ E longitude with its 342,239 km 2 being ...
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Diversity Of Am Fungi In Rhizosphere Of Three Acacia Species In Thar Desert Rajasthan
... AM fungi are obligate symbiotic fungi the hyphae of which develop mycelium, arbuscules and in most fungal genera vesicles in root and is ubiquitous in distribution. These hyphae can explore an area around the root for ...
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Climate variability and water resource scarcity in drylands of Rajasthan, India
... India between 24°31′ to 30°12′ north latitudes and 69°15′ to 76°42′ east longitudes. It is surrounded by Punjab in north, Gujarat in south, Pakistan in west and Aravalis in east. Its length is 640 km from north to south ...
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Demography, Nesting and Breeding Success of Red Headed Vulture (Sarcogyps Calvus) In Thar Desert of Rajasthan, India
... On the extensive debate on vulture conservation and population declination, we have attempted a study on nesting and breeding success of the critically endangered Red headed vulture in a very challenging climatic ...
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Assessment Of Molecular Variations Among Different Biotypes Of Commiphora Wightii (Arnott.) Bhandari, Using Rapd Markers
... Commiphora wightii or “Guggal” is an important medicinal plant growing in parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Karnataka in India. The wide arrays of medicinal uses in both ancient and modern medicinal practices have rendered ...
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Screening the Antimicrobial activity of some semi-arid zone weed plants against Clinical and Environmental Microbial Pathogens in Great Thar Desert in India
... The present study examined the antibacterial activity of two weed plants using the disk diffusion method using Ethanolic, aqueous & Methanolic extract as part of the process of und[r] ...
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PHARMAGNOSTIC POTENTIALITIES OF CEROPEGIA BULBOSA ROXB. VAR. LUSHII (GRAH.) HOOK.F.: AN ENDANGERED PLANT FROM THAR DESERT, RAJASTHAN, INDIA
... The whole plant was shade dried and prepared to powder in a mechanical grinder. 4g of vegetative coarse powder was transferred to round bottom flask. 200 ml of each so[r] ...
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An improved technique for indexing abundance of Himalayan thar
... Himalayan thar (Hemitragus jemlahicus) populations in New Zealand involves a technique based on repeated observations by different, experienced ...reducing thar impact on alpine ...in thar abundance ...
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A Comparative Study of Energy Contents in Mosquito Vectors of Malaria and Dengue Prevailing in Jodhpur City (Thar Desert) of Rajasthan State, India
... Malaria and dengue in the desert part of India are mainly transmitted by An. stephensi and Ae. aegypti respectively. Energy content of the mosquitoes was compared between two rearing habitats. The lipid content of ...
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New Method for Estimating Fractal Dimension in 3D Space and Its Application to Complex Surfaces
... As an example, the surface of desert analyzed in this paper can be used to model how exogenous and endogenous forces impact into relief of terrain surfaces on Earth. Another application of the proposed method is ...
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