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    Analysis of Biochemical and Phytochemical Parameters of Chromolaena odorata (L.) R.M. King & H. Rob. and Adhatoda vasica Nees
    (2016-04) Bindhu, V; Gayathri, V
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    Assessment of Biochemical Parameters in Paddy Seedlings
    (2015) Gayathri, V
    An assessment was done to investigate the effect of farmyard manure, DAP, neem cake and leaf extract on biochemical (viz., chlorophyll, protein and carbohydrate) parameters of paddy seedlings. The biochemical parameters were measured on 30th and 45th day. The values indicated that the chlorophyll 'a', chlorophyll `1,' and total chlorophyll contents were higher in T4 on 30th day and 45th day. Similarly, the protein content was higher on 30th and 45th day in 0.5 ml extract of T4 plants. In 1 ml of sample, on 30th day, the protein content was higher in T1 and on 45th day, it was higher in T4. The carbohydrate content of plants also increased in plants supplied with leaf extracts.
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    Assessment of Biochemical Parameters in Paddy Seedlings
    (2015) Gayathri, V
    An assessment was done to investigate the effect of farmyard manure, DAP, neem cake and leaf extract on biochemical (viz., chlorophyll, protein and carbohydrate) parameters of paddy seedlings. The biochemical parameters were measured on 30"* and 45'*' day. The values indicated that the chlorophyll 'a \ chlorophyll 'b ’ and total chlorophyll contents were higher in T4 on 30**' day and dS"* day. Similarly, the protein content was higher on 30'*' and dS'** day in 0.5 ml extract of T4 plants. In 1 ml of sample, on 30“* day, the protein content was higher in T| and on ds"* day, it was higher in T4.The carbohydrate content of plants also increased in plants supplied with leaf extracts.
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    Automatic Questions Generation Using Natural Language Processing
    (2022-05) Gayathri, V; Srividhya, V
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    Effect of different fertilizers on growth and biochemical parameters of Oryza sativa L. var. IR 20
    (2015-03) Anusuya, S; Gayathri, V
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    Effect of Inorganic Fertilizers and Herbal Leaf Extracts on Biochemical Parameters of Black Gram
    (2013) Gayathri, V
    Green manures play a key role in providing subsequent crops with nutrients, maintaining soil quality, and helping to control weeds and pests . The most important features of a green manure are large dry matter production and high ability to fix nitrogen. Green manure can be used directly or after composting as a nutrient input that will, after decomposition, be taken up by crops to produce biomass and grain. The effectiveness of green manuring as a soil fertility management technology depends on the stage of crop during incorporation, placement (incorporated or surface placement), nutrient content and carbon to nitrogen ratio of material which influences decomposability and mineralization. In the present study, the efficacy of certain organic and inorganic fertilizers on the biochemical parameters such as chlorophyll, protein and carbohydrates were analyzed. It was found that the Di ammonium phosphate and leaf extract either singly or in combination showed higher biochemical activity.
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    Effect of Inorganic Fertilizers and Herbal Leaf Extracts on Biochemical Parameters of Black Gram
    (2013) Gayathri, V; Prabha Sherlina, F; Anju Singh
    Green manures play a key role in providing subsequent crops with nutrients, maintaining soil quality, and helping to control weeds and pests . The most important features of a green manure are large dry matter production and high ability to fix nitrogen. Green manure can be used directly or after composting as a nutrient input that will, after decomposition, be taken up by crops to produce biomass and grain. The effectiveness of green manuring as a soil fertility management technology depends on the stage of crop during incorporation, placement (incorporated or surface placement), nutrient ccntent and carbon to nitrogen ratio of material which influences decomposability and mineralization. In the present study, the efficacy of certain organic and inorganic fertilizers on the biochemical parameters such as chlorophyll, protein and carbohydrates were analyzed. It was found that the Di ammonium phosphate and leaf extract either singly or in combination showed higher biochemical activity.
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    Effect on different organic fertilizers on the Growth parameters, Biochemical and Phytochemical constituents of Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench and Amaranthus tricolor (L.)
    (2018-04) Anitha, D; Gayathri, V
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    Efficacy of Azospirillum, Phosphobacteria and Spent Mushroom Compost on the Growth and Yield Parameters of Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench
    (2021-05) Kanimolee, M; Gayathri, V
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    Efficacy of Azospirullum, Phosphobacteria and Spent Mushroom Compost on the Growth parameters of Solanum lycopersicum L.
    (2021-05) Dharshini, K; Gayathri, V
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    Efficacy of different organic manures on the growth of Solanum lycopersicum L.
    (2022-05) Thulaja, R S; Gayathri, V
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    Efficacy of Organic, Biofertilizers on the Growth and Yield of Lycopersicon esculentum L. var. PKM 1 and its Effect on Green Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles
    (2021-02) Manjula Devi, S; Gayathri, V
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    Efficacy of Vermicompost and Vermiwash on Growth parameters of Solanum lycopersicum L.
    (2022-05) Shanthni, J; Gayathri, V
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    Evaluation of Biochemical and Phytochemical Parameters of Solanum nigrum L. and Leucas aspera (willd.) Linn.
    (2016-04) Karthika, A; Gayathri, V
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    Fluorescence Analysis of Two Medicinal Plants - Psidium Guajava L and Citrus a Urantium
    (2015) Gayathri, V
    The plants used for the present study viz., Psidinm guajava L and Citrus aurantium belong to the family Myrtaceae and Rutaceae respectively. Guava is native to tropical America. The young leaves are used as tonic in digestive disorders. Bitter orange is native of South Eastern Asia; grow in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. It is a rich source of provitamin A. The present investigation on the fluorescent characters of the leaf powder showed varied colours like green, pale green, dark green, brown and yellow under different chemical treatments in both the medicinal plants used for the study.
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    Fluorescence Analysis of Two Medicinal Plants — Psidium Guajava L and Citrus Aurantium
    (2014) Gayathri, V; Kiruba, D
    The plants used for the present study viz., Psidium guajava L and Citrus aurantium belong to the family Myrtaceae and Rutaceae respectively. Guava is native to tropical America. The young leaves are used as tonic in digestive disorders. Bitter orange is native of South Eastern Asia; grow in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. It is a rich source of provitamin A. The present investigation on the fluorescent characters of the leaf powder showed varied colours like green, pale green, dark green, brown and yellow under different chemical treatments in both the medicinal plants used for the study.
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    Growth, Biochemical and Phytochemical Studies Using Different Treatments of Chemical Fertilizer And Leaf Extracts In Black Gram, Vigna Mungo L.
    (2013-05) Prabha Sherlina, F; Gayathri, V
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    Histological Studies on Rice Plant in Association With Cyanobacteria, Oscillatoria Foreaui Fremy
    (2013) Gayathri, V
    The abundance of cyanobacteria in paddy fields and the consequent sustenance of the nitrogen status of rice fields is an important aspect of economic relevance. Aerenchyma is a constitutive feature in rice, and has thus served as one of the two model plants (the other being corn) for studies on the formation of irregular lysigenic aerenchyma among the monocot, formed as a result of the breaking down of cortical cells. An increase in the proportion of aerenchyma is dependent on the rice cultivar, and the developmental stage of the plant. In the present study, the significant result is with reference to the increased diameter of vessels in all organs of plants associated with cyanobacteria.
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    Histological Studies on Rice Plant in Association With Cyanobacteria, Oscillatoria Foreaui Fremy
    (2013) Gayathri, V
    The abundance of cyanobacteria in paddy fields and the consequent sustenance of the nitrogen status of rice fields is an important aspect of economic relevance. Aerenchyma is a constitutive feature in rice, and has thus served as one of the two model plants (the other being com) for studies on the formation of irregular lysigenic aerenchyma among the monocot, formed as a result of the breaking down of cortical cells. An increase in the proportion of aerenchyma is dependent on the rice cultivar, and the developmental stage of the plant. In the present study, the significant result is with reference to the increased diameter of vessels in all organs of plants associated with cyanobacteria.
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    Influence of Different Bio-fertilizers on the Growth, yield, Vitamin E, Chlorophyll and Nitrogen Content in Two Oil-Seeded Plants – Arachis Hypogeae L. and Sesamum Indicum L.
    (2019-04) Aiswariya, K; Gayathri, V
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