Prem Naresh
Acharya Nagarjuna University
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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering | 2009
G. Naga Raju; N Ch Ramesh; Prem Naresh; T L Krishna; K Srinivasulu; K S V Sudhkar; P Venkateswara Rao
In this paper we have reported the influence of titanium ions on different spectroscopic and dielectric properties of MgO-Al2O3-B2O3 glasses. The analysis of result of all these studies has indicated that as the concentration of TiO2 increased in the glass matrix, there is a gradual transformation of titanium ions from octahedral position to tetrahedral positions and cause to increase the rigidity of glass network.
International journal of Bio-resource and Stress Management | 2017
Prem Naresh; Ved Ratan; S. K. Biswas; Virendra Kumar; Upesh Kumar
Variability among ten isolates of S. rofsii collected from different locations of chilli host is reported during 2009–10 and 2010–11 and these isolates varied in different Cultural characters likes’ colony diameter, no. of slerosia plate-1, colony character (colony appearance and colony colour) and sclerotial behaviar. In cultural variability, out of ten isolates of S. rofsii have revealed that maximum mycelial growth of 88.0 mm. was obtained on SR1 (Sarsaul) isolate followed by SR9 (Maudaha) isolate which was statistically at par with each other. The lowest mycelial growth of 79.0 mm was recorded in SR6 (Kucharia) isolate. It has also found that most of the isolates were produced sclerotia on large scale (>400 sclerotia plate-1), while some isolates were produced <300 sclerotia plate-1. The colony appearance from fluffy (SR1, SR2, SR3, SR4, SR8, SR9 and SR10) to compact (SR5, SR6 and SR7) while colony colours were dark brown, the sclerotial shapes were round while colours of sclerotia were light brown (SR1, SR2, SR3 and SR4) to dark brown (SR5, SR6 and SR7) and brown (SR8, SR9 and SR10). Sclerotial patterns were scarred to and groups. In pathogenic variability, among the ten isolates were also exist among the isolates representing the incidence of stem rot was recorded after one month of seedling 33.33–57.57% seedling mortality. The highest mortality (57.57%) was recorded in the isolates of (SR1) Sarsaul, Kanpur location and minimum 33.33% in the isolates of (SR5) Mallavan district, Hardoi.
Journal of Non-crystalline Solids | 2015
T. Kalpana; M.G. Brik; V. Sudarsan; Prem Naresh; V. Ravi Kumar; I.V. Kityk; N. Veeraiah
Ceramics International | 2014
Prem Naresh; G. Naga Raju; V. Ravi Kumar; M. Piasecki; I.V. Kiytyk; N. Veeraiah
Physica B-condensed Matter | 2012
Prem Naresh; G. Naga Raju; Ch. Srinivasa Rao; Sujay Prasad; V. Ravi Kumar; N. Veeraiah
Annals of Plant Protection Sciences | 2009
Prem Naresh; S.K. Biswas; Upesh Kumar; Mohd. Rajik
Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics | 2014
Prem Naresh; G. Naga Raju; M. Srinivas Reddy; T. Venkatappa Rao; I.V. Kityk; N. Veeraiah
Annals of Plant Protection Sciences | 2010
Vinit K. Singh; Prem Naresh; Soumi Biswas; Gajendra P. Singh
Archive | 2012
Sunil Kumar; S. K. Biswas; Prem Naresh; Shrawan Kumar; Naushad Khan; C. S. Azad
International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences | 2017
Prem Naresh; Ved Ratan; Virendra Kumar; Upesh Kumar