Curriculum Vitae

1 Name : Prof. Akhtar Haseeb

2 Nationality : Indian

3 Date of Birth : 01.03.1955

4 Present Position

: ProfessorDepartment of Plant ProtectionFaculty of Agricultural SciencesAligarh Muslim University, Aligarh- 202002, UttarPradesh, India.

5 Past Positions : Vice-ChancellorNarendra Dev University of Agriculture and Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad-224 229, Uttar Pradesh, India.Dean, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Chairman,Department of Plant Protection, Officer-in-Charge,AICRP-Nematodes, ICAR, New Delhi, AMU Centre,Aligarh,Controller of Examination & Admissions,Officer-on-Special Duty (Development) &, A.M.U.,Aligarh.Scientist E-I, CIMAP (CSIR), Lucknow.

Telephone Number

E-mail

: 09897199483 (M)

akhtarhaseeb11@yahoo.in

Coressponding address.

: Department of Plant ProtectionFaculty of Agricultural SciencesAligarh Muslim University, Aligarh-202002, UttarPradesh, India.

Residential Address : A/B-56, Medical Colony, AMU, Aligarh.

6 Educational Qualification : M.Sc. (1976), M. Phil (1977), Ph.D (1983)., A. M. U.,Aligarh and PG. Nematology (IARI, New Delhi andAMU, Aligarh).

7 Area of Specialization : Botany/Plant Protection (Agricultural Plant Pathology &Nematology)

8 Broad Area : Plant Protection (Agricultural Plant Pathology &

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Nematology)

9 Total Experience (in year) : (A) Teaching : (M. Sc. (Ag.)–Plant Protection, P. G.

Diploma in Pest Management andHorticulture)

18 Years

(B) Research : (Research & Development in The field ofagriculture)

41 Years

(C) Administration : (Teaching, R & D, Extension andAdministration)

33 Years

10. Positions held:

A. Academic Positions and Experience:

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From To Name ofOrganization

Position held

i. 21st October2014

20th Feburary2018

N.D.U.A.&T.,Kumarganj,

Faizabad

Vice-Chancellor

ii. May 2004 August, 2014

September 2006October 2014

A.M.U, Aligarh Dean, Faculty of AgriculturalSciences,

iii. September 2000 May 2007 May 2013

September 2003May 2010Oct 2014

A.M.U.,Aligarh Chairman, Department of PlantProtection, Faculty ofAgricultural Sciences

iv. March, 1997 September, 2000 A.M.U.,Aligarh. First In-Charge (Head), Sectionof Plant Protection, Departmentof Plant Protection, institute ofAgriculture.

v. April 1998 May 2007 May 2013

September 2003May 201020th October 2014

A.M.U.,Aligarh In-charge, P-G Diploma in PestManagement, Center ofProfessional Courses

vi. April 2000 May 2007 May 2013

September 2003May 2010 20 October 2014

A.M.U.,Aligarh P-G Diploma in Horticulture,Center of Professional Courses

vii. November 2005 20 October 2014 A.M.U.,Aligarh Officer-in-charge,AICRP- Nematodes, ICAR,New Delhi, AMU Centre,Aligarh

viii. April1993 March1997 CIMAP-CSIR,Lucknow

Scientist-E-I

xi. April1988 March1993 CIMAP-CSIR,Lucknow

Scientist-C

x. June1983 March1988 CIMAP-CSIR,Lucknow

Scientist-B

Xi March 1981 May 1983 A.M.U.,Aligarh SRF, CSIR, New Delhi2

xii September 1976 March 1981 A.M.U.,Aligarh 5 Five Year Plan UGCFellowship

B. Administrative Positions/Experience:

i. Vice-Chancellor, Narendra Dev University of Agriculture and Technology, Kumarganj,Faizabad (21st October to 20th Feburary 2018).

ii. Dean, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (May2004 to September 2006 and August 2014-20thOct., 2014).

iii. Chairman, Department of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh (March 1997 to September 2003 and from May 2007 to May2010, and May, 2013-20thOct., 2014).

iv. First In-Charge (Head), Section of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences,Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (March 1997 to September, 2000).

v. Officer-in-charge, AICRP- Nematodes, ICAR, New Delhi, AMU Centre, Aligarh(November 2005-20thOct., 2014 ).

vi. Controller of Examinations and Admissions, Aligarh Muslim University, (April 2007–July 2007).

vii. Officer-on-Special Duty (Development), A. M. U., Aligarh (June 2010-March 2012). viii. Officiating Registrar A. M. U., Aligarh from time to time (June 2010-March 2012).

ix. Member-in-charge, Dawakhana, Tibbiya College, A. M. U., Aligarh (October 2008-Feb.,2012).

x. In-charge, P-G Diploma in Pest Management, Center of Professional Courses,Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (April 1998 to September 2003, from 2007 to May2010, April 2013 to 20 Oct., 2014)

xi. In-charge, P-G Diploma in Horticulture, Center of Professional Courses, AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh (April 2000 to September 2003 and from May 2007 to May2010, May, 2013 to 20th Oct., 2014).

xii. Head, Section of Nematology, Division of Plant Pathology, Central Institute of Medicinaland Aromatic Plants, Lucknow (June, 1983 to March, 1997).

11. Significant Achievements:

a. Honours and Awards: 32 (Scientific research, technology and industrial research,leadership in agricultural research and education and overall excellence) :

i. “Vigyan Gaurav Award” for the year 2007-08 of Uttar Pradesh Council ofScience and Technology, Government of Uttar Pradesh for “outstandingcontribution made in the field of Agricultural Sciences with particular referenceto the development of agro-technologies for management of diseases ofcomplex etiology for important crops, i.e., pulses, vegetables, medicinal andaromatic plants for improvement of their quality and production”. The awardcarries a cash amount of Rs. 1, 00000/- (One Lac) and citation.

ii. “Technology Award -1999”, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research(CSIR) [As Member of the Team].

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iii. “Outstanding Scientist Award- 1999”, Society of Plant Protection Sciences(SPPS).

iv. “Late Shri P. P. Singhal Memorial Award 2009-10”, The award carries a cashamount of Rs. 10,000/- (Ten thousand), citation and a memento, Society ofPlant Protection Sciences (SPPS).

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vi. “Prof. V.P. Bhide Memorial Award Lecture- 2000”, Indian Society ofMycology and Plant Pathology (ISMPP).

vii. “Plant Nematology Leadership Award- 2013” for contributions in the field ofNematology, Indian Phytopathological Society (MEZ).

viii. “Plant Pathology Leadership Award- 2012” for contributions in the field ofNematology, Indian Phytopathological Society (MEZ).

ix. “Recognition award – Gold medal- 2008” on the occasion of InternationalConference on Biodiversity Conservation and Management (BIOCAM, 2008)for outstanding research contribution in the field of PlantProtection/Environmental Sciences/Life Sciences.

x. “Life Time Achievement Award- 2009” for outstanding contribution in thefield of Plant Protection, Society for Scientific Development in Agriculture andTechnology (SSDAT).

xi. “Dr. B. Vasantharaj David Award- 2008”, Applied Zoologists ResearchAssociation

xii. “Life Time Achievement Award-2010”, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh.

xiii. “Most Active Teacher Award-2010”, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh.

xiv. “Rishi – Nematode Management”- “Honour of Distinction -2003”, Societyfor the Protection of Environment and Sustainable Development (SPESD).

xv. “Young Scientist Award- 1993”, Applied Zoologists Research Associatio

(FAZRA).

xvi. “Bioved-Ratna Award-2015” , Bioved Research Society.

xvii. “3rd National Uttar Pradesh Education Award-2015” for ExcellentContributions in Education Sector.

xviii. “Samman Patra”, Swadeshi Jagran Manch on the occasion of Teacher’s Day,5th September, 2015 for Excellent Contributions in Area of Education.

xix. “Sangam Ratna Award- 2016”, Bioved Research Society.

xx. “Academic Excellence Award-2017”, Jhunjhun wala ,P.G. College , Faizabadxxi. “NIER’s National Excellence Award -2017”, Director General, Victoria

Global University Turkers & Cashos.xxii. “Best Educationist Award -2017”, International Institute of Education and

Management, New Delhi xxiii. “Azra Honarary Fellowshiop Award-2018", Applied Zoologists Research

Association,Bhubneshwer (Odisha).xxiv. “Honarary Fellowship Award-1999”, Bioved Research Society (FBRS).xxv. Fellow, Society of Mycology and Plant Pathology (FSMPP).

xxvi. Fellow, Applied Zoologists Research Association (FAZRA).

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xxvii. Fellow, International Society for Conservation of Natural Resources(FISCON).

xxviii. Fellow, Nematological Society of India (FNSI).xxix. Fellow, Association of Environmental Biologists of India (FAEB).xxx. Fellow, Indian Phytopathological Society (FPSI).

xxxi. Fellow, Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists (FAASN).xxxii. Fellow, Indian Botanical Society (FBS).

xxxiii. Fellow, Bioved Research Society (FBRS).xxxiv. Fellow, Society for the Protection of Environment and Sustainable

Development (FSPESD).

b. Patent:

As a result of concerted efforts made towards development for agro-technologies for medicinal and aromatic plants, one of the significantcontributions to the CIMAP, Lucknow includes the development of a highyielding clone of Mentha arvensis cv. Himalaya for commercial cultivation,which contains high menthol content. An International Patent was achieved(U.S. Application Serial No. 08/855,768, Patent No. PP 10935, dated 16-01-1999) and also received CSIR - Technology Award (1999) [As Member of theTeam].

c. International visits for academic purpose:

Visited Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, North Florida Researchand Education Centre, University of Florida, USA as a Team Leader underNational Agriculture Technology Project (NATP) entitled “IntegratedManagement of Plant Nematodes, Soil Pathogens in Pulses-based croppingsystems”. Also visited several Universities, laboratories and agricultural farmsand interacted several senior scientists such as Prof. J.R. Rich, Prof. LarryDuncan, Prof. L.W. Timmer, Prof. R. McSorley, Prof. J. Noeling, Prof. Davis,Prof. Inserra and Prof. O’ Banon, e.t.c. and explored the possibilities ofcollaborative research and also delivered lectures at University of Florida,Gainesville and Quincy, USA.

d. Special recognitions:

A. Board of Directors/President/Vice-President/Chairmanship/Membership ofState and National Level High-Powered Committees/Bodies:

Ex-Vice President, U. P. Academy of Agricultural Sciences.

Ex-Director, Board of Directors, Uttar Pradesh Beej Vikas Nigam.

Ex-Nominated Member Spices Board (Union Govt./UP Govt.).

Member, U. P. Council of Science and Technology.

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Member, Board of Management, Uttar Pradesh Council of AgriculturalResearch.

Ex-Member, Governing Body, State Agriculture Management Institute,Rehmankhera, Lucknow.

Ex-Member, Uttar Pradesh Bhoomi Sudhar Nigam.

Ex-Member, India Literacy Board.

Ex-Member, State Level Executive Committee National Livestock Mission,Lucknow

Chairman, Consortium Advisory Committee (C.A.C.) for NationalAgriculture Innovative Project (NAIP) of ICAR, New Delhi under theComponent-4 of the NAIP, related to Basic and Strategic Research fromFebruary 2009-2015..

Member, Board of Management, Forest Research Institute, DeemedUniversity, Dehradoon from 2007-2008.

Chairman for two terms, Regional Advisory Committee, RegionalDirectorate, Central Board for Workers Education, Government of India,Ghaziabad, since 2006.

Expert Member of Assessors Interaction Meeting- General HigherEducation Institutions conducted by National Assessment and AccreditationCouncil (NAAC) held at Bangalore on 3rd-4th August 2011 to represent theVice-Chancellor, AMU, Aligarh.

Expert Member of NAAC Peer Team of National Assessment andAccreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore.

Member, Committee for Restructuring of Curricula of Post-GraduateCourse in Plant Protection in ICAR Universities (2001).

Associated with Agricultural Scientist Recruitment Board (ASRB), NewDelhi.

Associated with Higher Service Commission, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Associated with Public Service Commission’s of various states for settingthe question papers and as member of Interview Boards.

Member, Advisory Committee for Publication of three Hindi magazines‘Kheti’, ‘Phal-Phool’ and ‘Krishi Chayanika’ of ICAR, New Delhi (2007-2010).

Ex-Member, Bio-ethical Committee, AMU, Aligarh, Ministry of Health andFamily Welfare, Department of Health, Government of India, New Delhi.

Member, Advisory Committee, “Vigyan Jagat” All India Radio, Lucknow(1988-1990).

Member, Advisory Committee, All India Radio, Lucknow (1995-1997).

Member, DAC’S Meeting to review alternative pesticides to Endosulphanunder the Chairmanship of Agriculture Commissioner, Government of Indiaheld at Krishi Bhawan, ICAR, New Delhi on 3rd June 2011.

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B. Chairman/Member of other important Bodies/Committees of Academicinstitutions/organizations, e.t.c.,: Served and/or serving as:

Chairman, Research Advisory Committee, Bioved Research Institute ofAgriculture and Technology, Allahabad (2009).

Ex-Member, National Advisory Board of Integral University, Lucknow.

Member, Research Advisory Committee, Bioved Research Institute ofAgriculture and Technology, Allahabad (1.04.2015-31.03.2018).

Ex-Member, RDC of Bundelkhand University, Jhansi.

Scientific Advisor, Scientific Advisory Committee of the Institute ofBioengineering and Biological Sciences, Varanasi (2007).

Member, Staff Research Council (SRC) of School of Plant Protection,IARI, New Delhi (2008, 2013).

Member, Board of Faculty of Science, University of Allahabad, Allahabad(2011-13).

Chairman, Aligarh branch of International Society for Conservation ofNatural Resources (ISCON) 2007.

Chairman/Co-Chairman of Technical Sessions of various National andInternational Symposiums/Seminars/Conferences/Workshops held at variousuniversities and institutions.

Member, Selection Committee for the post of Professor, Reader andLecturer in Botany/ Plant Pathology /Nematology/ Plant Protection &Member, selection/ assessment committee for the post of JRF/ SRF/ RA/ STAin various Institutions/State/Central/Agriculture Universities.

Member, Assessment Committee for the post of Sr. Assistant Director,CSIR, New Delhi, and for different posts in ICAR institutions.

Member, Screening Committee for Research Projects/Schemes of theDepartment of Science and Technology (DST), Department ofBiotechnology (DBT), Research (ICAR), New Delhi, and Council of Scienceand Technology (UP and WB Council of Scientific and Industrial Research(CSIR) and Indian Council of Agricultural Research).

Ex-Member, University court, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Executive council, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Examination Committee, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Finance Committee, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Central Library Committee, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Grievance Committee, AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Draft Committee of Admission policy/AMU Act, AMU,Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Faculty Meeting of Life Science, AMU, Aligarh.

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Coordinator for admission in M. Sc. (Ag.) Plant protection, Institute ofAgriculture, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh for the session 1997-98,1998-2000 and 2001-2009.

Coordinator for admission in M. Sc. (Ag.) Agricultural Microbiology,Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh for thesession 2001-2009.

Course Coordinator of UGC Sponsored Refresher Course in Agriculture2001 & 2002 organized at Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, A.M.U.,Aligarh.

Member, Committee for Advance Studies and Research, Faculty ofAgricultural Sciences, AMU, Aligarh (2012-2014).

Member, Condemnation Committee, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences,AMU, Aligarh (2012-2014).

Member, Standing Committee for consideration of condonation ofAttendance, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, AMU, Aligarh (2012-2014).

Member, Purchase Committee, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, AMU,Aligarh (2012-2014).

Ex-Member, Moderation Committee, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences,AMU, Aligarh.

Ex-Member, Board of studies of Centre of Professional Courses of AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh.

Member, Board of studies of Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit ofAligarh Muslim University (From 6th November 2004 to November 2006).

Member, Board of Studies Department of Botany, Aligarh MuslimUniversity, Aligarh since January 1999 (For six years- three terms).

Member, Board of Studies Department of Agricultural Microbiology,Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (since February 2000 to 2004).

Represented to Vice-Chancellor of AMU, Aligarh in Vice-ChancellorConferences of Agricultural Universities held at differentUniversities/Institutions from time to time.

C. Affiliation with prestigious scientific Bodies/Societies (National andInternational) Served as and/or serving as:

President, Nematological Society of India (2016-18).

Member, Executive Committee, Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists, UK(1990-1996).

Ex-Member, Advisory Board, Journal of Medicinal Plants.

Ex-Member, Advisory Board, Society for Conservation and ResourceDevelopment of Medicinal Plants.

Ex-Editor, International Journal of Nematology, U.K.

Ex-Editor, Indian Journal of Plant Pathology.

Ex-Editor, Indian Journal of Mycology and Plant Pathology.

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Editor, Current Nematology.

Served as Member, Editorial Board, Indian Journal of Nematology,Indian Phytopathology, Journal of Applied Zoological Research, CurrentNematology, Afro-Asian Newsletter, Indian Journal of Plant Pathology,Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, etc.

Referee for various Journals of Botany/ Plant Protection/ Plant Pathologyand Nematology such as: Proceeding of National Academy of Science,National Academy of Science Letter, Indian Journal of Plant Pathology,Indian Journal of Nematology, Indian Phytopathology, Farm Journal,Current Nematology, Afro-Asian Nematology Newsletter, Annals of PlantProtection Sciences etc.

Councilor, Society of Mycology and Plant Pathology (1997).

Councilor, Nematological Society of India (1986-1988).

Treasurer, Association of Plant Pathologists of India (1987-1993).

Ex-Joint Secretary, Association of Plant Pathologists of India (1993) –tilldate.

Ex-Member, Executive Committee, Indian Botanical Society since 2008.

D. Research Projects supervised : (Completed 16 R&D projects)

Project Leader (at the Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants(CIMAP-CSIR), Lucknow :

i. “Studies on plant parasitic nematodes associated with aromatic grassesin relation to seasonal fluctuations” (Under the main project:Development of improved Agro-technologies for some of the importantaromatic grasses, during 1983-1988) [In house- CIMAP- R&D Project,CSIR, New Delhi].

ii. “Seasonal variation in ecto- and endo- parasitic nematode populationson different cultivars of Mentha” (Under the main project: Developmentof improved agro-technologies for some of the important Mentha species,during 1983-1997) [In house- CIMAP- R&D Project, CSIR, New Delhi].

iii. “Screening of plant and natural products for nematicidal and anti-viralproperties against plant parasitic nematodes/ plant viruses” (Under themain project: Survey and screening for bio-active natural products, during1989-1997) [In house- CIMAP- R&D Project, CSIR, New Delhi].

iv. “Studies on nematode diseases of Pogostemon patchouli” (Under themain project: Improving productivity and quality of Pogostemon patchouliPellet during 1988-1990) [In house- CIMAP- R&D Project, CSIR, NewDelhi].

Principal Investigator of externally funded projects (at the Central Institute ofMedicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP-CSIR), Lucknow:

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v. “Studies on certain aspects of pathogenicity of Pratylenchus thornei onmint and its control”, 29.03.1989 to 29.03.1993 (ICAR, New Delhi).

vi. “Studies on nematode diseases of Ocimum species and its control”,30.06.1993 to 29.06.1996 (ICAR, New Delhi).

Principal Investigator/Officer-In-charge/Co-P.I. (at A.M.U., Aligarh):

vii. “Influence of agri-chemicals on lectin mediated Rhizobium-legumesymbiosis and grain yield in legume crops”, 06.04.1999-05.04.2002(U.P.C.S.T., Lucknow).

viii. “Management of root-knot nematode and wilt complex, and theirinteraction in vegetable crops using organic amendments and bio-control agents”, 01.01.2001-31.09.2003 (Project No.1511/54/IPM/RPMC/2000 dated 16.11.2000, UPCAR, Lucknow).

ix. “Integrated Management of Plant Nematodes/ Soil Pathogens in PulseBased cropping systems”, 01.07.2000 to 30.11.2004 (N.A.T. Project No.RPPS-2, ICAR, New Delhi).

x. “Studies on Meloidogyne incognita, Rhizoctonia solani and Sclerotiniasclerotiorum disease complex of Mentha arvensis and its managementthrough integrated approach”, 06.10.2004 -05.10.2007 (AP Cess FundScheme No. RPPS-22-2/2004-PP, ICAR, New Delhi).

xi. “Characterization of Rhizosphere-Competent Bacteria with IntrinsicBioremediation Potential for developing Bioinoculants Specific toAligarh Region”, 23.02.2004- 2202.2007 (UPCST, Lucknow).

xii. “Molecular and biochemical characterization of Rhizosphere bacteriafor development of super-bioinoculants with collateral bio-control andbio-remediation potential”, during 19.11.2003-18.11.2006 (DBT, NewDelhi).

xiii. All India Coordinated Research Project on “Plant Parasitic Nematodeswith Integrated Approach for their Control”, A.M.U. Centre, Aligarh,30.11.2005–20.10.2014 (Project No. 5-2/2005-PP, AICRP-Nematodes,ICAR, New Delhi).

xiv. All India Coordinated Research Project on “Chickpea- Nematodes”,Voluntary Centre, A.M.U. Aligarh, 2000 –20.10.2014 (ICAR, New Delhi).

xv. All India Coordinated Research Project on “Pigeonpea- Nematodes”,Voluntary Centre, A.M.U., Aligarh, 2000-20.10.2014 (ICAR, New Delhi).

xvi. All India Coordinated Research Project on “MULLaRP- Nematodes”,Voluntary Centre, A.M.U., Aligarh, 2000–20.10.2014 (ICAR, New Delhi).

E. Significant scientific contributions in the field of agricultural research anddevelopment: Made significant contributions to various aspects of science ofNematology/Plant Pathology/Plant Protection, recognized nationally andinternationally.

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I. Significant contributions were made for the development of agro-technologyfor improved cultivation of one of the most valuable cash crop, the mint,Mentha spp., which is known for its essential oil. The mint oil and itsconstituents have great demand in cosmetic, flavoring, perfumery andpharmaceutical industries. In India, earlier the entire requirement of mint oil wasmet through import, during 1996-97 country earned Rs. 10.49 million throughthe export of 2.12 million kg of mint oil. This has been made possible by thecontinuous improvement in the germplasm of mint for its high yielding qualities.As a result of concerted efforts, a high yielding clone of Mentha arvensis cv.Himalaya with high menthol content was developed for commercial cultivation(Kumar et al., 1998) and an International Patent was also achieved (U.S.Application Serial No. 08/855,768, Patent No. PP 10935, dated 16-01-1999)[As Member of the Team]. With the development of the new clone of Menthaarvensis cv. Himalaya, export prospects of mint oil increased many fold andthe country has earned more foreign exchange. For the above contributionswe received CSIR, New Delhi Technology Award[As member of the Team]for the year 1999.

II. Made an original contribution to study on the diseases of complex etiologyaffecting the productivity of pulses, medicinal and aromatic plants andspecially vegetables, and developed the agrotechnology for the managementof the diseases through biointensive management strategies andpopularized the technology among the farmers of Aligarh, Agra,Bulandshahar, Hathras and Mathura districts. The IPM technology forvegetables was developed by the financial support of UPCAR, Lucknow andthe technology was adopted by the farmers and the IPM technology developedfor the management of pulses was carried by the financial support of NATProject of ICAR.

III. For the first time identified the species of root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyneincognita and M. javanica) as a serious constraint to the cultivation ofJapanese mint (Mentha arvensis), Scotch spear mint (M. cardiaca), species ofhenbane (Hyoscyamus albus, H. muticus and H. niger), davana (Artemisiapallens) and different species of basil (Ocimum basilicum, O. canum, O.gratissimum, O. sanctum and O. kilimandscharicum). Established thepathogenicity. Also for the determined the effect of root-knot nematodes onthe morphological characteristics and physiological process for cropproductivity.

IV. Studies were also made for molecular and biochemical characterization ofseveral bacterial and fungal bioagents for the development of biopesticidesand also developed the package of agrotechnology for the management ofdiseases of complex etiology of pulses, vegetables and mint crops inexperimental as well as farmer’s fields as a part of UPCAR, DBT and(NATP and AICRP) ICAR-New Delhi funded projects. Potential strains ofvarious bio-inoculants (viz., Pseudomonas aeruginosa, P. fluorescens, P.putida, Sternotrophomonas acidaminiphila, Trichoderma harzianum and T.virens) were identified and tested in laboratory and experimental fields forthe management of the diseases of important crops. The genome of thepotential strains were sequenced and submitted and the information is

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available on EMBL in Europe and DNA data bank of Japan. The potentialityof these bioinoculants were also demonstrated successfully in the farmer’sfields while adopting IPM strategies to improve agriculture productivity.

V. For the first time more than hundred medicinal and aromatic plants werereported as a new host for the root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne incognitaand M. javanica. About twenty weed plants were also reported as new hostrecords of M. javanica.

VI. Determined the effect of various soil types and pH levels on thereproductive and damage potential of root-lesion nematodes, Pratylenchusthornei on Mentha citrata, M. piperita and M. spicata.

VII. Made an original contribution to study the diseases of complex etiologyaffecting the productivity of vegetables, pulses, medicinal and aromaticplants causing enormous losses to these crops. Developed theagrotechnology for the management of theses diseases through IntegratedManagement Options.

VIII. Germplasm of important pulses and vegetable crops were screened againstMeloidogyne species and Fusarium species to identify sources of resistanceagainst these pathogens.

F. Extension:

Contributed immensely in the demonstrations, popularization and transfer ofagro-technologies through extensive field visits, , extension lectures, radio andT.V. talks, published extension bulletins, involvement in various extensionprogrammes arranged by the institute and various other agencies, conductedFarmer’s Meet under AICRP- Nematode project.

As Vice-Chancellor special efforts were made for proper functioning ofKVK’s. Started various job-oriented and income generating programmes atKVK’s under the jurisdiction of university for doubling the farmer’s income asdesired by the Govrment.Orgaized various extension events i.e. Kisan Melas,Farmer’ Meet, New India Manthan (Sankalp Se Siddhi ) Programme, Swachhtapakhwada, Soil Health Day, Kisan Samman Divas and Agriculture EducationDay etc.

G. Publications:

144 research papers published in national and international journals (44 inforeign journals from USA, UK, Italy, France, China, Bangladesh etc.) andbook chapters, also published approximately 200 abstracts in the proceedings ofvarious national and international seminars/symposia/workshops etc.(Annexure-I).

H. Academic Contributions:

i. Teaching:

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Contributed in teaching of 1., M. Sc (Ag.) Plant Protection, Ist to 4th Semestercourses (General Plant protection and specialized courses in PlantPathology/Nematology, 2, M. Phil. Course Work, 3, Ph. D. Course Work, 4, P.G. Diploma in Pest Management and P. G. Diploma in Horticulture.

ii. Contribution in Curriculum Development: Revised the course curriculum of M. Sc (Ag.) Plant Protection from time totime and introduced specialization in M. Sc. (Ag.) Entomology and M. Sc. (Ag)Plant Pathology and Nematology in the degree of Plant Protection. Developedcourse curriculum for M. Phil and Ph. D. course work. Contributed inrestructuring of curricula of Post-Graduate Course in Plant Protection inICAR Universities (2001) as one of the members of the committeeconstituted for this task.

iii. As a Convenor of the Sub-Committee of the Academic Council, AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh, contributed in preparation, submission andexamination of draft various proposals submitted by the departments of Facultyof Agricultural Sciences for introducing the new teaching programs for furtherconsideration and introduction of the course(s) by the university, includingproposal for B. Sc. (Ag.).

iv. Research guidance: supervised many M. Sc. (Ag.) Plant Protection dissertations, one M. Phil. andthree, Ph. Ds., R. As. and T.A.s in research projects.

v. Examinership of M. Sc. (Ag.)/M. Phil/Ph. D. Examinations: Examiner of more than 30 (Agricultural, Central and State) Universities toevaluate the M. Phil. and Ph. D. thesis and conduct the Viva-voce examinations.

vi. As a Dean of Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Chairman of thedepartment, developed the infrastructure of the faculty and the department tomake teaching and research effective and to work for high quality research andteaching in the front line area of various disciplines for solving importantproblems with the ultimate aim of improving agricultural production andproductivity and to produce quality human resource in the field of agriculture.

vii. As a Chairman/member of various academic bodies/Committees of variousuniversities/institutions/organizations, contributed immensely to ensurestandard of teaching and research.

viii. Participated in more than 100 Seminars/Symposia/Conferences/Workshopsetc. and also addressed a number of workshops, conferences, a number ofprogrammes related to agricultural research and education in the capacity ofVice Chancellor. (Annexure-III)

ix. Delivered invited lectures/Addresses, etc. (more than 100) in variousacademic institutions/universities for the benefit of students, researchers,

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trainees from various academic organizations and delivered a number ofextension lectures for the benefit of farmer’s community. (Annexure-II)

I. Administrative contributions:

A. At CIMAP, Lucknow :

i. Associated in the Development Programmes of the Central Institute ofMedicinal and Aromatic Plants, Lucknow: Involved in the various developmental programmes under special derive ofAmbedkar employment programme related to the cultivation and productionof mint held at various places, in the development programme of Field Station,Parura located at district Almora, worked as Chairman, Farm SteeringCommittee for the period of two years to look after the construction/fabrication of Greenhouse/Net-house etc.

ii. Participation in Institute Management Activities:Besides research work, I was also actively associated in various committees ofthe CIMAP (CSIR), Lucknow during 1983-1997 for the benefit of Institutefunctioning as Secretary, Staff Canteen; General Secretary, Staff Club;Member, Library Committee; Member, TV, Radio and Press Coverage, sub-committee for various Institutional functions such as Science Day, FoundationDay of CSIR, Annual Day, etc.

B. At AMU, Aligarh

i. Associated with the A. M. U. administration as Chairman, Department of PlantProtection (March 1997– Sep. 2003 & May 2007–May 2010, May 2013-Oct.2014), Dean, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences (May 2004–Sep. 2006, Aug.,2014- Oct., 2014), and Controller of Examinations and Admissions (April2007–July 2007) and Officer-on-Special Duty (Development) [June 2010–March 2012], looking over all University development activities at Aligarhincluding the newly developing Centres at Murshidabad (W.B.) andMalappuram (Kerala). Discharged the duties as Officiating Registrar (timeto time). Also looked after the Management of Dawakhana (October 2008 toFebruary, 2012), Tibbiya College as Member-in-Charge.

ii. Contributed meaningfully in policy making, academic matters and universityadministration being associated with Academic Council, Executive Counciland AMU Court, the Supreme Governing bodies of the University and variousMember/Chairman of various committees constituted for smooth functioning ofthe university.

C. As Vice-Chancellor at N. D. University of Agriculture and Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad:

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Performed the duties as administrative head of the university andworked with the mandate to promote excellence, foster high standard inteaching, research and extension with the vision and mission of providingnational leadership and maintaining international standards in the field ofagricultural sciences. All efforts were directed towards bringing high standardsin teaching, research and extension as per the mandate, by time to time reviewof all offices, continuous monitoring by holding meetings/interactions with thestaff and regular vigil on the status of compliance of directive issued time totime.

The administrative bodies like Board of Management, AcademicCouncil, Research Advisory Committee, Extension Advisory Committee whichwere defunct for last many years, were reactivated and regular meetings wereconvened to streamline the functioning in teaching, research and extension. Theactivities and monthly performance of 17 KVKs were regularly monitored toinsure that they work as per the mandate allotted to them by ICAR, Governmentof India. The project coordinators were strictly directed to achieve the set goalby all means within the time frame. In research evolved a set of definite andstrict guidelines for release of technology to ensure quality, credibility andreliability of research output. The major research focus was to develop highyielding varieties of all important crops resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses.

Special attention was paid to maintain punctuality, discipline, sincerityand faithfulness to duty for the students, teachers and staff members of theuniversity including its 6 colleges and 17 Krishi Vigyan Kendras. Special driveis on for making the university campus clean and green. Some of the significantachievements during this period were, holding 16th, 17th and 18th anf 19 th

Convocations, NAAC accreditation of the university by the PRT-ICAR, NewDelhi and conducted U.P.CATET successfully by this university followed by thesuccessful completion of admission process, got the Veterinary Collegerecognized with the bringing of good number of teaching posts, opening of 3new colleges, sanction of Rs.2.0 crores to establish “ Center of Excellence inRice” , Rs 1.5 crores for “Creation of Seed Hub” and sanction of 8 new KVKsby the Government besides organization of a number of academic and extensionevents, i.e, workshops, training programmes, Symposia/Seminars,Winter/Summer schools, Kisan Melas, Farmer’Meet, Sankalp Se Siddhiprogrammes, World Soil Day and Agriculture Education Day e.t.c.

For financial management, in-time disbursement of salary was ensuredinspite of financial crunch and long pending dues of Arrears, GPF and pensionetc. were released on priority basis. The process of purchase was streamlined bycontinuous monitoring, e-tendering, appointing high level verificationcommittee and strengthening the central purchase committee etc.

Keeping in view, the long pending audit objections, the effective stepswere taken since 2014 to drop the objections raised earlier. It is also ensured thatall procedures laid down must be followed as per rules, so that audit objectionsmay not be raised any more. It was also instructed that all issues related tovarious objections should be decided in a very transparent manner as per act andstatutes.

The biggest obstacle in bringing the excellence in teaching, research andextension, the university was facing, that nearly half of the sanctioned posts of

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the employee right from top to bottom were lying vacant and hundreds of courtcases were long pending since 1980 to 2014 in the Hon’ble High Courts andDistrict Courts. Many times university confronts very odd situations ofcontempt proceedings due to one or other reasons which were supposed to beresolved two decades earlier. With the concerted efforts, the rate of fresh casesbrought down to nearly one third or fourth. Our motto has always been that withthe concerted efforts, to achieve the excellence in teaching and research in themain stream of the country and global perspective and our passed out studentsmay get excellent jobs in their specialized areas and excel in state and thecountry.

12. Membership of Scientific Bodies/Societies:

i. Life member, Nematological Society of India.

ii. Life member, Phytopathological Society of India.

iii. Life member, The National Academy of Sciences of India.

iv. Life member, Association of Plant Pathologists of India.

v. Life member, Indian Botanical Society.

vi. Life member, Society of Mycology and Plant Pathology.

vii. Life member, Bioved Research Society.

viii. Life member, Indian Science Congress Association.

ix. Life member, Society of Plant Protection Sciences.

x. Life Member, Indian Society of Pulses Research and Development.

xi. Life Member, Society for the Protection of Environment and SustainableDevelopment.

xii. Life Member, Applied Zoologists Research Association.

xiii. Life Member, Association of Allium Workers in India.

13. Radio-talk and Participation as Member in Advisary Committee Meeting of AllIndia Radio (AIR), Lucknow: Participated in the following radio talks/ discussionsand advisory committee meetings organized by All India Radio, Lucknow:

i. Paryawaran our hamari bhumika, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on06.02.1987.

ii. Jeev our van se hi jivan hai, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on 04.08.1987.

iii. Swachha paryawaran hi swastha jeevan hai, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on10.10.1987.

iv. Science Naama, Under Urdu Programme on 27.02.1988.

v. Hamari sehat our science, Under Urdu Programme on 07.04.1988.

vi. Kya aap jante hain, Under Urdu Programme on 07.08.1989.

vii. Zindaginaama- Lewis Pasture, Under Urdu Programme on 23.01.1990.

viii. Keet Nashak Dawayan our unka prabhav, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on27.01.1990.

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ix. Vigyan Samachar, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on 30.08.1990.

x. CIMAP ke Nideshak se bhaint warta, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on15.12.1990 as comparer.

xi. Biotechnology and genetic engineering, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on15.12.1990.

xii. Kaun bharta hai ein phoolon main rang, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on10.06.1993.

xiii. Vigyan ki rochak batain, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on 08.03.1993.

xiv. Vigyan ki rochak batain, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on 22.10.1993.

xv. CIMAP ke Nideshak se ek mulakat, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on09.07.1994.

xvi. Hamare mitra vrikchha- neem, Under Vigyan Jagat Programme on 14.01.1995.

xvii. Petroleum udyog main jaiv prodhyogiki, Under Yuv-Vani Programme on24.04.1995.

xviii. Prakriti our vigyan- phooloan ka khilna our mahakana, Under Vigyan JagatProgramme on 08.07.1995.

xix. Sabji ki fasloan main sootrkrimi ka prakop wa bachav, Under Vigyan our KisanProgramme on 07.02.1996.

xx. Sabjion main moolgranthi rog: karan wa bachav, Under Vigyan our KisanProgramme on 27.11.1996.

xxi. Sciencenama, Under Urdu Programme on 15.03.1997.

xxii. Attended various meetings of “Advisory Committee for Vigyan Jagat, All IndiaRadio”, Lucknow.

xxiii. Attended various meetings of “Advisory Committee, All India Radio”,Lucknow.

14. Details of Referees:i. Smt. Juthika Patankar IAS, Director General National Institute of

Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), E-mail: dgniesbud@gmail.com, dg@niesbud.gov.in, Mob: 9415110995

ii. Sri Amit Mohan Prasad IAS, Principal Secretary Agriculture,Research and Education , Uttar Pradesh, E.Mail- am.prasad@nic.in,Phone- 0522-2237617, 9454399666 (M).

iii. Dr. Trilochan Mohapatra, Secretary, Department of AgriculturalResearch and Education (DARE) and Director Genera, Indian Councilof Agricultural Research (ICAR), Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, KrishiBhawan, New Delhi 110001; [Tel: Off. (011) 23382629, 23386711, Cell:7840000542; Fax: (011) 23384773; Email: dg.icar@nic.in;tmnrcpb@gmail.com]

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Date:Place: (PROF AKHTAR HASEEB)

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ANNEXURE-I List of Publication: (i) Research Papers:

1. Haseeb, A., B.P. Singh, A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Evaluation ofnematicidal properties in certain alkaloid bearing plants. Geobios, 5: 116-118.

2. Haseeb, A., M.M. Alam, A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Nematode populationas influenced by soil amendments. Geobios, 5: 152-155.

3. Haseeb, A., A.H. Khan, R. Rehman, A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978).Population changes in some stylet bearing nematodes associated with four differentperennial ornamentals. Acta Botanica Indica (Suppl.), 6: 81-83.

4. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Studies on the histochemical changesinduced by the root-knot nematode in tomato. Indian Journal of Nematology, 8: 81-82.

5. Naqvi, Q.A., A. Haseeb, S.K. Saxena and K. Mahmood (1978). Influence of marigoldmottle virus (MMV), the reniform nematode, Rotylenchulus reniformis and the stuntnematode, Tylenchorhynchus brassicae on the growth of chili and on nematodemultiplication. Acta Botanical Indica (Suppl.), 6: 174-175.

6. Naqvi, Q.A., A. Haseeb, S.K. Saxena and K. Mahmood (1979). Interrelationship betweenroot-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita and Launaea mosaic virus on growth oftomato. Allahabad Farmer, 50: 43-45.

7. Khan, A.H., A. Haseeb, R. Rehman, A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1980). Populationfluctuations of some nematodes around roots. Geobios, 7: 55-57.

8. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1980). Studies on the histochemical changesinduced by the root-knot nematode in eggplant. Bangladesh Journal of Botany, 9: 98-100(Bangladesh).

9. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1980). Additional host records of the root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood. Plant Science, 12: 48.

10. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Effect of certain alkaloid bearing plantson the larval hatching of Meloidogyne incognita. Geobios, 8: 3-5.

11. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Relationship of inoculum density ofRotylenchulus reniformis with the growth of chili and final population of the nematode.Journal of Scientific Research, 3: 111-112.

12. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Some new host records of the root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood. Bangladesh Journal of Botany, 11: 79-80 (Bangladesh).

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13. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Toxicity of leaf extract of some plants onthe root-knot and reniform nematodes. Indian Journal of Parasitology, 6: 119-120.

14. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Population of plant parasitic nematodesassociated with different varieties of sugarcane. Indian Journal of Agriculture Sciences, 23:279-281.

15. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Correlation of inoculum densities of thestunt and the reniform nematodes with the growth of okra. Indian Journal of Forestry, 6:125-126.

16. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Studies on the histochemical changesinduced by the root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita in Solanum nigrum root. IndianJournal of Nematology, 13: 113-115.

17. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Additions to the host records of the root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood. Indian Journal of PlantPathology, 1: 209.

18. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Histochemical localization of certainenzymes in the roots of Impatiens balsamina L. induced by the root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood. Indian Journal of MycologyResearch, 21: 19-22.

19. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1983). Histochemical localization of certainenzymes in the roots of Coccinia cordifolia infected with the root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Phytopathology, 37: 536-537.

20. Haseeb, A., M.A. Siddiqui and M. M. Alam (1984). Toxicity of plant latex to some plantparasitic nematodes. Natioanal Acadmy of Science Letters, 7: 1-2.

21. Haseeb, A., M.M. Alam and A.M. Khan (1984). Control of plant parasitic nematodes withchopped plant leaves. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 2: 180-181.

22. Haseeb, A. and M.M. Alam (1984). Soil population of plant parasitic nematodes infestingtomato in relation to metabolites of Rhizoctonia solani. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology,2: 189-190.

23. Haseeb, A. and M.M. Alam (1984). Use of chopped floral plant parts in suppressingpopulation of plant parasitic nematodes. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 2: 194-195.

24. Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1984). Some new host records of the root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood. Current Science, 53: 1151-1152.

25. Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1985). New host records on the root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne javanica. FAO Plant Protection Bulletin, 33: 123 (Italy).

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26. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1986). Histochemical localization of oxidase,peroxidase and legnin in the roots of tomato infected with the root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Journal of Nematology, 16: 263.

27. Siddiqui, M.A., A. Haseeb, and M.M. Alam (1987). Combined effect of two nematodesand a fungus on the growth and water absorption capability of okra. Indian Journal ofPlant Pathology, 5: 83-86.

28. Haseeb, A., M.A. Siddiqi and M.M. Alam (1987). Evaluation of nematicidal properties ofsome latex bearing plants. Indian Journal of Nematology, 17: 99-102.

29. Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1987). Incidence of root-knot nematodes in medicinal andaromatic plants- new host records. Nematropica, 17: 209-212 (USA).

30. Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1988). Comparison of nematicides and oil cakes forthe control of Meloidogyne incognita on Ocimum basilicum. Nematropica, 18: 65-69(USA).

31. Haseeb, A., F. Butool and R. Pandey (1988). Influence of different initial populationdensities of Meloidogyne incognita on Ocimum basilicum cv. French. Indian Journal ofPlant Pathology, 6: 176-179.

32. Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1988). Studies on the toxicity of certain medicinal plants toroot-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 6: 184-186.

33. Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1989). Observations on Meloidogyne spp. affecting Japanesemint- new host records. Nematropica, 19: 93-97 (USA).

34. Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1989). Root-knot disease of Henbane, Hyoscyamus- a newdisease record. Tropical Pest Management, 35: 212-213 (UK).

35. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1989). Pathogenicity and reproduction of Meloidogyneincognita on Ocimum sanctum. International Nematology Network Newsletter, 6: 27-30(USA).

36. Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1989). Relationship between population densities ofMeloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White, 1919) Chitwood, 1949 and growth of Spilenthesacmella Murr. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 7: 49-54.

37. Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1990). Root-knot nematodes- a constraint to cultivation ofdavana, Artemisia pallens. Tropical Pest Management, 36: 317-319 (UK).

38. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1990). Evaluation of nematicidal properties in some members ofthe family Laminaceae. International Nematology Network Newsletter, 7: 24-26 (USA).

39. Haseeb, A., N.K. Srivastava and R. Pandey (1990). The influence of Meloidogyneincognita on the growth, physiology, nutrient concentration and alkaloid yield ofHyoscyamus niger. Nematologia Mediterranea, 18: 127-129 (Italy).

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40. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1991). Evaluation of different pesticides and oil cakes on thecontrol of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita infesting on davana, Artemisiapallens. Current Nematology, 2: 201-204.

41. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1991). Studies on the vertical distribution of plant parasiticnematodes under Mentha citrata Ehrh. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 9: 19-23.

42. Butool, F. and Haseeb, A. (1991). Relationship between root-knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita and growth/yield of Trachyspermum ammi. Current Nematology, 3: 35-38.

43. Pandey, R., A. Haseeb and A. Husain (1992). Distribution pathogenicity and managementof Meloidogyne incognita on Mentha arvensis cv. MAS-1. Afro-Asian Journal ofNematology, 2: 27-34 (UK).

44. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1993). Use of some pesticides and oilseed cakes for the controlof Meloidogyne incognita on Trachyspermum ammi. Afro-Asian Journal of Nematology, 3:112-114 (UK).

45. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1993). Relationship between different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita and growth/oil yield of Indian basil. IndianJournal of Plant Pathology, 11: 53-56.

46. Haseeb, A., N.K. Srivastava and F. Butool (1993). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita on thegrowth, physiology, nutrient concentration and alkaloid yield of Hyoscyamus albus. Afro-Asian Journal of Nematology, 3: 165-169 (UK).

47. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (1994). Effect of Pratylenchus thornei on growth, physiologyand oil yield of Mentha spicata. Afro-Asian Journal of Nematology, 4: 51-53 (UK).

48. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (1994). Studies on vertical distribution of plant parasiticnematodes associated with Mentha piperita L. Proceedding of Second Afro-AsianNematology Symposium (18th-22nd December 1994), Menoufiya, Cairo, Egypt. pp. 121-124(Egypt).

49. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1994). Evaluation of some pesticides and oil cakes for thecontrol of Meloidogyne incognita infesting Hyoscyamus albus. Proceeding of Second Afro-Asian Nematology Symposium (18th-22nd December 1994), Menoufiya, Cairo, Egypt. pp.117-120 (Egypt).

50. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (1995). Influence of Pratylenchus thornei on growth,photosynthetic rate, chlorophyll, total sugar and oil yield of Mentha citrata. NematologiaMediterranea, 23: 89-91 (Italy).

51. Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1995). Additions to the new host records of the root-knotnematodes among the medicinal and aromatic plants. Nematologia Mediterranea, 23: 211-212 (Italy).

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52. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (1996). Suppressive effect of Pratylenchus thornei on thegrowth, oil yield physiological and biochemical parameters of Mentha piperita.Nematropica, 26: 81-85 (USA).

53. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1996). Evaluation of nematicidal properties of some members offamily Solanaceae. BITE 57: 95-97 (UK).

54. Shukla P.K. and A. Haseeb (1996). Effectiveness of some nematicides and oil cakes in themanagement of Pratylenchus thornei on Mentha citrata, M. piperita and M. spicata. BITE57: 307-309 (UK).

55. Butool, F. and A. Haseeb (1996). Seedlings of Hyoscyamus muticus of different ages andMeloidogyne incognita. Afro-Asian Journal of Nematology, 6: 89-91 (UK).

56. Butool, F. and A. Haseeb (1996). Influence of Glomus aggregatum on root-knotdevelopment caused by Meloidogyne incognita in Hyoscyamus muticus. Afro-AsianJournal of Nematology, 6: 188-190 (UK).

57. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1996). Relationship between different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita and plant growth, oil yield, physiological/biochemical changes in plants of Ocimum canum. Nematropica, 26: 181-185 (USA).

58. Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1997). Plant parasitic nematodes associated with threemedicinal plants and the pathogenicity of root-knot nematode. Indian Journal ofNematology, 27: 53-57.

59. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and N. K. Srivastava (1997). Effect of different pH levels,reproduction of Pratylenchus thornei and yield of Mentha spicata. NematologiaMediterranea, 25: 25-29 (Italy).

60. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and N. K. Srivastava (1997). Effect of different pH levels onreproduction of Pratylenchus thornei and yield of Mentha citrata. Journal of Herbs,Spices, Medicinal Plants, 5: 7-14 (USA).

61. Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1997). Plant parasitic nematodes associated with threemedicinal and aromatic plants and the pathogenicity of root-knot nematode. Indian Journalof Nematology, 27: 58-62.

62. Kumar, S., B.R. Tyagi, J.R. Bahal, S.P.S. Khanuja, A.K. Shasany, R.S. Shukla, A. Sattar, D.Singh, A. Haseeb, V.P. Singh, P. Ram, K. Singh, S. Singh, S.P. Singh, N.K. Patra, M. Alam,A.A. Naqvi, M. Ram, K.K. Agarwal and K. Singh (1997). Himalaya- a high mentholyielding hybrid clone of Mentha arvensis. Journal of Medicinal & Aromatic Plant Science,19: 729-731.

63. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and N.K. Srivastava (1998). Influence of pH on reproduction anddamage potential of Pratylenchus thornei on Mentha piperita. Fundamental and AppliedNematology, 21: 103-105 (France).

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64. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and S. Sharma (1998). Soil texture, root lesion nematode and yieldof peppermint, Mentha piperita. Journal of Herbs, Spices, Medicinal Plants, 6: 1-8 (USA).

65. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and S. Sharma (1998). Pathogenic potential of Pratylenchusthornei on Mentha citrata as influenced by soil types. Nematologia Mediterranea, 26: 13-17 (Italy).

66. Haseeb, A., F. Butool and P.K. Shukla (1998). Relationship between various initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita and growth, physiology and oil yield ofOcimum kilimandscharicum. Nematologia Mediterranea, 26: 19-22 (Italy).

67. Butool, F., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (1998). Management of root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita infesting henbane, Hyoscyamus muticus by the use of nematicidesand oil cakes. International Journal of Pest Management, 44: 199-202 (UK).

68. Butool, F. and A. Haseeb (1998). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita on Hyoscyamusmuticus. Journal of Herbs, Spices and Medicinal Plants, 6: 13-19 (USA).

69. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1999). Pathogenic potential of Pratylenchusthornei on some medicinal and aromatic plants. Nematologia Mediterranea, 27: 35-38(Italy).

70. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1999). Relationship between different initial inoculumdensities of plant parasitic nematodes and growth/ oil yield of Mentha citrata. Proceedingof Third International Symposium of Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists on “Nematology:Challenges and Opportunities in 21st century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute,Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, pp. 57-62.

71. Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and S. Singh (1999). Effect of irrigation on the growth/oil yield ofpalmarosa and reproduction of plant parasitic nematodes. Proceeding of ThirdInternational Symposium Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists on “Nematology:Challenges and Opportunities in 21st century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute,Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, pp. 51-56.

72. Parveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (1999). Influence of root-knot nematode and wiltfungus on the growth of pigeonpea. Proceeding of Third International Symposium Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists on “Nematology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st

century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, pp.80-86.

73. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1999). Effect of different pH levels and plantparasitic nematodes on the germination, survival and growth of Hyoscyamus niger.Proceeding of Third International Symposium of Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists on“Nematology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st century” held at Sugarcane BreedingInstitute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, pp. 45-50.

74. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1999). Effect of different soil types on the growthand oil yield of Ocimum canum and reproduction of Meloidogyne incognita. Proceeding ofThird International Symposium of Afro-Asian Society of Nematologists on “Nematology:

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Challenges and Opportunities in 21st century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute,Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, pp. 39-44.

75. Haseeb, A., F. Butool and P.K. Shukla (1999). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita on growth,physiology and oil yield of Ocimum sanctum. Indian Journal of Nematology, 29: 121-125.

76. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (1998 Pub. in 2000). Influence of hydro-distillationwastes of medicinal plants, oil cakes and pesticides on Meloidogyne incognita infestingOcimum canum. Current Nematology, 9: 5-13.

77. Musarrat, J. and A. Haseeb (2000). Agrichemicals as antagonist of lectin-mediatedRhizobium-legume symbiosis: Paradigms and prospects. Current Science, 78: 793-797.

78. Haseeb, A., P.K. Shukla and F. Butool (2000). Relationship between pH levels,Meloidogyne incognita and plant growth and oil yield of Ocimum canum. Indian Journalof Nematology, 30: 129-132.

79. Haseeb, A., F. Butool and P.K. Shukla (2000). Influence of Pratylenchus thornei andMeloidogyne incognita alone and in combination on growth of Hyoscyamus niger. IndianJournal of Nematology, 30: 165-169.

80. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2000). Influence of soil types on the reproduction and damagepotential of Pratylenchus thornei on Mentha spicata. Indian Journal of Nematology, 30:17-23.

81. Haseeb, A. (2000). Plant parasitic nematodes – A constraint to the cultivation of mints.Journal of Mycology and Plant Pathology, 30: 299-312.

82. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2000). Effect of Pratylenchus thornei and Meloidogyneincognita, alone and in combinations, on the growth and oil yield of Mentha arvensis.Nematologia Mediterranea, 28: 151-155 (Italy).

83. Ratti, N., A. Khaliq, P.K. Shukla, A. Haseeb and K.K. Janardhanan (2000). Effect ofGlomus mosseae (Nicol. And Gerd.) Gerdemann and Trappe on the root-knot disease ofmenthol mint (Mentha arvensis sub sp. haplocalyx Briquet) caused by Meloidogyneincognita (Kofoid and White) Chitwood. Journal of Spices and Aromatic Crops, 9: 129-132.

84. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2000). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita andFusarium udum on the disease development and growth of pigeonpea. CurrentNematology, 10: 37-40.

85. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2001). Reproduction and damage potential of Pratylenchusthornei alone and in combination with Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and oil yieldof Mentha cardiaca. Annals of Plant Protection Science, 9: 87-91.

86. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2002). Survey of Farmer’s Fields for the Association of PlantParasitic Nematodes and Wilt Fungi with Pigeonpea and Quantification of Losses. IndianJournal of Nematology, 32: 162-164.

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87. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2002). Studies on the damage potential of cyst nematode ondifferent cultivars of green gram. Current Nematology, 13: 55-56.

88. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2002). Management of wilt disease of chickpea by theapplication of some chemicals, bio-pesticides and bio-agents under field conditions.Current Nematology, 13: 61-63.

89. Haseeb, A., A. Ahmad, P.K. Shukla and V. Kumar (2002). Survey of farmer’s fields for theassociation of root-knot nematodes and wilt fungi with eggplant and quantification oflosses. Current Nematology, 13: 69-71.

90. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and P.K. Shukla (2003). Effect of carbofuran, topsin-M and neemcake on Meloidogyne incognita and Rhizoctonia solani infesting Hyoscyamus niger.Current Nematology, 4: 1-4.

91. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and P.K. Shukla (2004). Pathogenic potential of Meloidogyneincognita and Rhizoctonia solani alone and in combinations on Hyoscyamus niger. Annalsof Plant Protection Sciences, 12: 143-145.

92. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2004). Management of Heterodera cajani, Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium wilt on pigeonpea with some chemicals, bio-pesticides and bio-agents. Nematologia Mediterranea, 32: 217-222. (Italy).

93. Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2004). Studies on occurrence, pathogenic potential andmanagement of reniform nemarode on spearmint. Indian Journal of Nematology, 34: 140-146.

94. Haseeb, A., S. Abuzar and A. Sharma (2004). Polyhouse screening of breeding selectionsof chickpea, Cicer arietinum for resistance against root-knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita. Indian Journal of Plant Pathology, 22: 139-140.

95. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P.K. Shukla (2005). Screening of different cultivars of Vignaradiata against Meloidogyne incognita - Fusarium oxysporum disease complex. Tests ofAgrochemicals and Cultivars, 26: 28-29 (UK).

96. Haseeb, A., A. Viquar and P.K. Shukla (2005). Screening of different cultivars of Vignamungo against Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum alone and in combinationunder pot conditions. Tests of Agrochemicals and Cultivars, 26: 26-27 (UK).

97. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P.K. Shukla (2005). Studies on the efficacy of chemicals,Azadirachta indica seed powder and microbial antagonists on Meloidogyne incognita–Fusarium oxysporum disease complex of Vigna radiata cv. ML-1108. Journal of ZhejiangUniversity SCIENCE, 6: 736-742 (China).

98. Sharma, A., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2005). Pathogenic potential of Fusariumoxysporum on Vigna radiata cv. ML-1108. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 13: 522-523.

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99. Haseeb, A., A. Viquar and P.K. Shukla (2005). Comparative efficacy of pesticides,biocontrol agents and botanicals against Meloidogyne incognita – Fusarium oxysporumdisease complex on Vigna mungo cv. NDU 96-2. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 13:434-437.

100. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma, S. Abuzar and V. Kumar (2005). Reaction of different cultivarsof chickpea against Meloidogyne incognita–Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri diseasecomplex under field conditions. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 13: 525-527.

101. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P.K. Shukla (2005). Effect of different initial inoculumlevels of Meloidogyne incognita on root-knot development and growth of Vigna radiata cv.ML-1108. Indian Journal of Nematology, 35: 93-94.

102. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and S. Abuzar (2005). Field screening of lentil cultivars againstMeloidogyne incognita–Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lentis disease complex. Indian Journalof Nematology, 35: 227.

103. Sharma, A., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2005). Interactive effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium oxysporum on growth and yield of Vigna radiata. Indian Journalof Nematology, 35: 199-201.

104. Sharma, A., A. Haseeb and S. Abuzar (2005). Reaction of breeding selections of somerabi pulses to Meloidogyne incognita under pot condition. Indian Journal of PlantPathology, 23: 111-114.

105. Kumar, V., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2006). An evaluation of the responses of twelvetomato cultivars to the Meloidogyne incognita–Fusarium oxysporum disease complex in apolyhouse test. Annals of Applied Biology (Suppl.), Tests of Agrochemicals and Cultivars,27: 17-18 (UK).

106. Haseeb, A., S. Abuzar and A. Sharma (2006). An evaluation of the responses ofselections of chickpea (Cicer arietinum) to Meloidogyne incognita in a pot test. Annals ofApplied Biology (Suppl.), Tests of Agrochemicals and Cultivars, 27: 19-20 (UK).

107. Sharma, A and A. Haseeb (2006). Euphorbia tirucalli L.: A new host record of the root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne incognita and M. javanica. Indian Phytopathology, 57: 127.

108. Sharma, A. and A. Haseeb (2006). Studies on the comparative efficacy of chemicals,organic amendments and bioinoculants against Rhizoctonia solani on Mentha arvensis cv.Gomti. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences, 14: 129-133.

109. Haseeb, A, A. Sharma, S. Abuzar and V. Kumar (2006). Evaluation of resistance indifferent cultivars of chickpea against Meloidogyne incognita-Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.ciceri disease complex under field conditions. Indian Phytopathology, 59: 234-236.

110. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and P.K. Shukla (2006). Evaluation of bioinoculants, organicadditives and pesticides against Fusarium oxysporum on chilli. Annals of Plant ProtectionSciences, 14: 396 – 399.

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111. Sharma, A., A. Haseeb and S. Abuzar (2006). Screening of fieldpea (Pisum sativum),selections for their reactions to root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita). Journal ofZhejiang University SCIENCE, 7: 209-214 (China).

112. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2006). Management of Meloidogyne incognita–Fusariumsolani disease complex in brinjal by bio-control agents and organic additives. Annals ofPlant Protection sciences, 14: 519-521.

113. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar, P.K. Shukla, and A. Ahmad (2006). Effect of differentbioinoculants, organic amendments and pesticides on the management of Meloidogyneincognita – Fusarium solani disease complex on tomato cv. K-25. Indian Journal ofNematology, 36: 65-69.

114. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb, and P.K. Shukla (2006). Pathogenic potential of Meloidogyneincognita on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomati. Indian Journal of Nematology, 36: 177-180.

115. Abuzar, S. and A. Haseeb (2006). Efficacy of carbofuran, bavistin, neem, Trichodermaharzianum and Aspergillus niger against Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporumf.sp. vasinfactum disease complex on okra. Indian Journal of Nematology, 36: 299-301.

116. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2006). Studies on the occurrence and the damage potentialand management of Rotylenchulus reniformis on Mentha piperita. The Journal of theIndian Botanical Society, 85: 12-21.

117. Shukla, P.K., A. Sharma and A. Haseeb (2006). Field and pot screening of twentybreeding selections of mung bean, Vigna radiata against root-knot nematode Meloidogyneincognita. The Journal of the Indian Botanical Society, 85: 22-23.

118. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2007). Efficacy of bioagents and organic amendmentmaterials against Fusarium oxysporum causing brinjal wilt. Indian Phytopathology, 60:108-111.

119. Haseeb, A., A. Amin and A. Sharma (2007). Evaluation of field pea (Pisum sativum)against Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Phytopathology, 60: 131-132).

120. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and A. Sharma (2007). Screening of Trichoderma harzianumagainst fungi infesting tomato. Annals of Plant Protection sciences, 15: 258-259.

121. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2007). Influence of Meloidogyne incognita andSclerotinia sclerotiorum alone and in combined inoculations on Mentha arvensis. IndianJournal of Nematology, 37: 15-18.

122. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2007). Management of Sclerotiniasclerotiorum on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti. Journal of Mycology and Plant Pathology, 37:33-36.

123. Haseeb, A., A. Amin and A. Sharma (2007). Management of Meloidogyne incognita-Fusarium oxysporum disease complex of Pisum sativum. Indian Journal of Nematology,37: 19-22.

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124. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2007). Efficacy of pesticides, neem seedpowder and bio-control agents on Meloidogyne incognita and growth and oil yield ofMentha arvensis. Nematologia Mediterranea, 35: 75-79 (Italy).

125. Kumar, V., A. Haseeb and A. Sharma (2009). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita-Fusarium solani disease complex of brinjal cv. Pusa Kranti. Annals of PlantProtection Sciences 17: 192-194.

126. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and A. Sharma (2009). In vitro and in vivo screening of isolates ofPseudomonas fluorescens against Fusarium oxysporum, F. solani and Rhizoctonia solanicausing wilt-root-rot disease complex of tomato. The Journal of the Indian BotanicalSociety 88: 23-26.

127. Haseeb, A. and Archana (2009). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita and Macrophominaphaseolina disease complex on plant growth and fruit yield of Solanum melongena cv.Nageena. Trends in Biosciences 2: 37-39.

128. Haseeb A. and Archana (2009). Pathogenic potential of Macrophomina phaseolina onSolanum melongena cv. Nageena. Annals of Plant Protection Sciences 17: 410-413.

129. Haseeb A. and V. Kumar (2009). Integrated management of root-knot nematode(Meloidogyne incognita) on lentil (Lens culineris) cv. DPL-62. Annals of Plant ProtectionSciences 17: 432-433.

130. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2009). Influence of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum ongrowth, oil contents and biochemical changes in Mentha arvensis. Indian Phytopathology,62: 310-313.

131. Kumar, V., A. Haseeb and A. Sharma (2009). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium solani disease complex of chilli. Indian Phytopathology, 62: 324-327.

132. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2010). Effect of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on thedisease development, growth, oil yield and biochemical changes in plants of Menthaarvensis. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, 17: 291-294 (KSA).

133. Bano, A. and A. Haseeb (2011). Effect of different initial inoculum level of Meloidogyneincognita on the root-knot development, nematode reproduction and growth of Ocimumbasilicum. Journal of Holistic Environment, 1: 27-29.

134. Kumar, V., A. Haseeb and R. U. Khan (2011). Comparative Efficacy of Bioinoculents,Organic Amendments and Pesticides against Rhizoctonia solani alone on Tomato cv. K-25under Pot Conditions. World Journal of Agricultural Sciences.7: 648-652 (UAE).

135. Haseeb A. and V. Kumar (2011). Integrated management of Meloidogyne incognita onlentil cv. DPL-62 under field conditions. Current Nematology 22: 1-4.

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136. Bano, A., A. Haseeb and V. Kumar (2011). Integrated Management of Meloidogyneincognita and Rhizoctonia solani Disease Complex of Ocimum basilicum. CurrentNematology 22: 15-19.

137. Bano, A. and A. Haseeb (2011). Effect of different initial population densities ofMeloidogyne incognita on the root-knot development, nematode multiplication, plantgrowth and seed yield of Plantago ovata. Current Nematology 22: 45-49.

138. Kumar, V. and A. Haseeb (2011). Comparative efficacy of biocontrol agents, organicamendments and pesticides against Meloidogyne incognita on tomato cv. K-25. CurrentNematology 22: 75-79.

139. Kumar, V. and A. Haseeb (2012). Effect of inoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognitaon plant growth and nematode multiplication on tomato. Annals of Plant ProtectionSciences 20: 505-507.

140. Bano, A., A. Haseeb and V. Kumar (2012). Studies on the pathogenic potential ofRhizoctonia solani on Ocimum basilicum. New Agriculturist 23: 245-248.

141. Bano, A. and A. Haseeb (2012). Interactive effect of Meloidogyne incognita andSclerotinia sclerotiorum on disease development, plant growth and seed yield of Plantagoovata. Current Nematology 23: 23-28.

142. Haseeb A. and V. Kumar (2012). Effect of seed treatment with Pseudomonas fluorescensand Trichoderma viride against Meloidogyne incognita on chickpea cv. Avrodhi under fieldconditions. Current Nematology 23: 45-50.

143. Haseeb A. and V. Kumar (2012). Management of Meloidogyne incognita infecting bottlegourd cv. Long special through oil cakes. Current Nematology 23: 51-56.

144. Sharma D. K., M. Haseeb, A. Haseeb and V. Kumar (2012). Studies on the potentials ofParthenium hysterophorus composts for the management of insect-pest (Agrotis ipsilon)and pathogens (Fusarium oxyspoum f. sp. ciceri and Meloidogyne incognita complex ofchickpea cv. Desi T-3. Current Nematology 23: 61-64.

(ii) Book/ Book Chapters:

1. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1979). Studies on histochemical changesinduced by the root-knot nematode in Cock’s Comb. In: Physiology of Host-PathogenInteraction. Ed. A. Mahadevan. Todays and Tomarrow’s Printers, New Delhi, pp. 195-198.

2. Haseeb, A., M.A. Siddiqui and M.M. Alam (1984). Toxicity of plant latex bearing plantsto phytonematodes. In: Environment & Biotic Interaction Eds. A.K. Dattagupta & R.P.Maleyvar. Kurukshetra University Press, pp. 67-71.

3. Haseeb, A. and A.M. Khan (1984). Histochemical localization of certain enzymes in theroots of Abelmoschus esculentus induced by the Meloidogyne incognita. In:Environment & Biotic Interaction Eds. A.K. Dattagupta & R.P. Maleyvar. KurukshetraUniversity Press, pp. 72-73.

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4. Siddiqui, M.A., A. Haseeb, and M.M. Alam (1984). Effect of disease complexesinvolving the root-rot fungus, Rhizoctonia solani nematodes on the growth and waterabsorption capability of plants. In: Interaction of Plant Pathogens in the Host Eds. N.Samajpati & S.B. Chattopadhyay. Oxford & IBH Publ. Co., pp. 155-166.

5. Haseeb, A. (1992). Nematode pests of medicinal and aromatic plants. In: NematodePests of Crops. Eds. D.S. Bhatti & R. K. Walia. CNS Publishers & Distributors, Delhi,pp. 239-249.

6. Haseeb, A. (1994). Plant parasitic nematodes of medicinal and aromatic plants. In: Vistasin Seed Biology. Eds. T. Singh & P. C. Trivedi, Printwell Pub., Jaipur, pp. 98-119.

7. Parveen, G., A. Haseeb and M.M. Alam (1996). Organic amendments for themanagement of plant parasitic nematodes. In: Phytonematology – Aspects andProspects. Ed. P.C. Trivedi, Agrobotanical Publication, Jaipur, pp. 267-271.

8. Singh, K.P. and A. Haseeb (1998). Diseases of cultivated mints and their control. In:Glimpses in Plant Research (Current Concepts of Multidicipline Approach to theMedicinal Plants- Part-I) Vol. XII. Ed. J.N. Govil, Today & Tomarrow’s Printers andPublishers, New Delhi, pp. 91-127.

9. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2000). Nematode diseases of mints and their control. In:Advances Plant Disease Management. Ed. Udit Narain, Advance Publishing Concept,New Delhi, pp. 229-248.

10. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2001). Nematode diseases of Mentha and theirmanagement. In: Role of Resistance in Intensive Agriculture. Eds. S. Nagarajan &D.P. Singh, Kalyani Pub., Ludhiana, pp. 60-77.

11. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2001). Plant parasitic nematodes: a constraint to medicinalplants. In: IPM System in Agriculture (Phytonematodes) Vol. 9. Eds. R.K. Upadhyay,R. K. Walia & O.P. Dubey. Aditya Books Private Limited, New Delhi, pp. 247-285.

12. Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (2002). Nematode problems of medicinal and aromatic plantsand their control. In: Nematode Control in Crops. Eds. M.M. Alam & N. Sharma,International Book Distributors, Lucknow, pp. 283-297.

13. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2002). Plant parasitic nematodes of Mentha and theirmanagement. In: Nematodes Management in Plants. Ed. P.C. Trivedi, ScientificPublishers, Jodhpur, pp. 31-56.

14. Haseeb, A. (2002). Plant parasitic nematodes – Diversity in attack, pathogenesis, andsymptomatology. In: Nematode Diversity Ed. M.S. Jairajpuri, Silverline Printers,Hyderabad, pp. 195-213.

15. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla (2004). Nematode problems of Medicinal plants and theirmanagement. In: Herbal drugs and biotechnology. Ed. P.C. Trivedi, Pointer Publishers,Jaipur, pp. 250-284.

16. Gaur, H. S., S.S. Ali and A. Haseeb (2004). Integrated nematode management in pulses:Constraints and Opportunities. In: Pulses in new perspective. Eds. Masood Ali, B. B.Singh Shiv Kumar & Vishwa Dhar, Indian Society of Pulses Research andDevelopment, Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur, pp. 457-470.

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17. Sharma, A. and A. Haseeb (2006). Plant Parasitic Nematodes: A Constraint to theProductivity of Pulses and their Management Options. In: Microbiology: Applicationand Recent Trends. Ed. P. C. Trivedi. Pointer Publishers, Jaipur, pp. 354-382.

18. Haseeb, A. and A. Sharma (2006). Plant Parasitic Nematodes: A Limiting Factor to theCultivation of Medicinal and aromatic Plants and their Management Strategies. In:Ecofriendly Management of Phytonematodes. Eds. I. Rajvanshi & G.L. Sharma.Oxford Book Company, Jaipur, pp. 122-178.

19. Haseeb, A. and P.K. Shukla, (2007). Nematode pests of medicinal and aromatic plantsand their management. In: Biotechnology: Plant Health Management. Eds. N. Sharma& H. B. Singh. International Book Distributing Company, Lucknow, pp. 583-626.

20. Haseeb, A. and Khan, M. R. (2012). Prospects of Trichoderma in nematode management.In: Status and Prospects for enhancing the uptake of antagonistic organs fornematode management in India. Eds. M. Nagesh, Rajkumar, B. S. Bhumannavar &N. K. Krishna Kumar. Navbharat Enterprises, Bangalore, pp. 42-56.

21. “Souvenir” of 16th Convocation (2015). Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

22. “Annual Report - Year 2014-15”. Published by Narendra Dev University of Agriculture& Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

23. “Souvenir” of 17th Convocation (2016). Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

24. “Annual Report -Year 2015-16”. Published by Narendra Dev University of Agriculture& Technology, Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

25. “Souvenir” of 18th Convocation (2017). Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

26. “Annual Report - Year 2016-17”. Published by Narendra Dev University of Agriculture& Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

27. “Souvenir” of 19th Convocation (2017). Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

28. “Annual Report - Year 2017-18”. Published by Narendra Dev University of Agriculture& Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

29. “NEWS Letter -January to June, 2017”. Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

30. “NEWS Letter- July to Sept., 2017”. Published by Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

31. “Krishak Aay Samvardhan Me Krishi Vigyan Kendra (2017). Published byDirectorate of Extension, Narendra Dev University of Agriculture &Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

32. Laghu Evam Simant Krishko Ki Aay Samvardhan Ki Taknikiya (2017). Publishedby KVK, Basti Directorate of Extension, Narendra Dev University of Agriculture &Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

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33. “Krishak Aay Samvardhan Hetu Krishi Se Jude Vyavsay(2017). Published by KVK,Sohna, Siddharthnagar, Directorate of Extension, Narendra Dev University ofAgriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

34. “Audyanik Fasalo Ki Taknikiyo Dwara Krishak Aay Samvardhan (2017). Publishedby KVK, Belipar Directorate of Extension, Narendra Dev University of Agriculture &Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad (U.P.).

(iii) Final Technical Report of the Research Projects:

35. Haseeb, A. (1993). Final Technical Report- “Studies on certain aspects of pathogenicityof Pratylenchus thornei on mint and its control”– An ICAR, New Delhi Sponsoredproject (F.No. 2(5)/88 PP Dt. 29.03.1989).

36. Haseeb, A. (1996). Final Technical Report- "Studies on nematode diseases of Ocimumspecies and its control”– An ICAR, New Delhi Sponsored project (F.No. 2(8)/91 PP Dt.09.06.1993).

37. Musarrat, J. and Haseeb, A. (2002). Final Technical Report – “Influence of agri-chemicals on lectin mediated Rhizobium-legume symbiosis and grain yield in legumecrops”- U.P. Council of Science and Technology, Lucknow sponsored project.

38. Haseeb, A. (2003). Final Technical Report – “Management of root-knot nematode andwilt complex, and their interaction in vegetable crops using organic amendments andbio-control agents”- U.P. Council of Agricultural Research, Lucknow sponsored project(Project Sanction No. 1511/ 54/ IPM/ RPMC/ 2000 dated 16.11.2000). pp. 52.

39. Haseeb, A. (2004). Final Technical Report – “Integrated management of plantnematodes/soil pathogens in pulse based cropping systems”- RPPS-2, NAT Project,ICAR, New Delhi sponsored project. pp. 66.

40. Musarrat, J. and Haseeb, A. (2006). Final Technical Report – “Molicular andBiochemical Characterization of Rhizospheric Bacteria for Development of Super-Bioinoculants with Collateral Biocontrol and Bioremediation Potential”- Department ofBiotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi sponsored project(Project Sanction No. BT/PR3488/AGR/05/181/2002 dated 19.11.2003). pp. 81.

41. Haseeb, A. (2007). Final Technical Report – “Studies on Meloidogyne incognita,Rhizoctonia solani and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum disease complex of Mentha arvensisand its management through integrated approach”- AP Cess Fund Scheme, ICAR, NewDelhi sponsored project (Project Sanction No. RPPS-22-2/2004-PP dated 06.10.2004).

42. Musarrat, J. and Haseeb, A. (2007). Final Technical Report – “Characterization ofRhizosphere-Competent Bacteria with Intrinsic Bioremediation Potential forDeveloping Bioinoculants Specific to Aligarh Region”- U.P. Council of Science andTechnology, Lucknow sponsored project. pp. 53.

(iv) Abstracts Presented in Seminar/Symposia/Conferences: (Abstracts upto2009)

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1. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Studies on the histochemicalchanges induced by the root-knot nematodes in Cock’s Comb. Proc.65thSess.Ind. Sci. Cong. Sec. Bot., 1978, p. 20.

2. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Effect of extracts of certainplants on mortality of plant parasitic nematodes. Proc. 65th Sess. Ind. Sci. Cong.Sec. Bot., 1978, pp. 19-20.

3. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Effect of amending the soilwith chopped flowers of certain plants on population of soil nematodes. Proc.65th Sess. Ind. Sci. Cong. Sec. Bot., 1978, pp. 72-73.

4. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Effect of amending the soilwith chopped leaves of certain plants on population of soil nematodes. Proc.65thSess.Ind. Sci. Cong. Sec. Bot., 1978, pp. 71.

5. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Studies on the histochemicalchanges induced by the root-knot nematodes in eggplant. Proc. All Ind. Symp.Physiol. Parasitism., Jabalpur, 22nd-26th February, 978, pp. 35.

6. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1978). Population fluctuations inplant parasitic nematodes around some perennial ornamentals. Proc. Symp. Adv.Front. Plant Biol., 1978, p. 59.

7. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1979). Influence of root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne incognita in extracts of certainalkaloid bearing plants.Proc. 2nd Nat. Conf. Parasitol., Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 5th-7th May1979, p. 44.

8. Haseeb, A., Q.A. Naqvi and K. Mahmood (1979). Influence of root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne incognita and Launaea mosaic virus on growth oftomato. Proc. 66th Sess. Ind. Sci. Conf., Agric. Sci., 1979, p. 91.

9. Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1979). Role of water-solublefractions of oil cakes on the development of root-knot caused by Meloidogyneincognita (Kofoid & White, 1891) Chitwood, 1949 in tomato. Proc. 49th Ann.Sess. Nat. Acad. Sci., India, Nagpur, 1979, p. 58.

10.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1979). Studies on the histochemicalchanges induced by the root-knot nematodes on okra. Proc. 5th Ann. Cong. Soc.Adv. Bot., Ludhiana, 30th-31st March, 1979, p. 59.

11.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1979). Correlation of inoculumdensities of the stunt and reniform nematodes with the growth of okra. Proc. 3rd

All Ind. Symp. Div. Biol., Gawalior, 1979, p. 17.

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12.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Studies on the mortality ofnematodes as affected by leaf extracts of certain plants. Proc. 8th Ann. Conf.Soc. Adv. Bot., Chandigarh, 27th-28th March 1981, p. 2.

13.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Plant parasitic nematodesassociated with different varieties of sugarcane at Aligarh. Proc. 51st Ann. Sess.Nat. Acad. Sci., Cochin, 1981, p. 39.

14.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Some new host records of theroot-knot nematodes Meloidogyne javanica (Treub, 1885) Chitwood, 1949.Proc. 4th All Ind. Symp Env. Biol., KurukshetraUniversity, Kurukshetra, 21st-23rd December 1981, p. 1.

15.Haseeb, A., M. A. Siddiqi and M.M. Alam (1981). Toxicity of plant latex toreniform and stunt nematodes. Proc. 4th All Ind. Symp. Env. Biol.,KurukshetraUniversity, Kurukshetra, 21st-23rd December 1981, p. 26.

16.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Effect of dipping the seedlingsof tomato cv. Marglobe in different concentrations of culture filtrate ofRhizoctonia solani on the growth of plants and the root-knot development.Proc. 3rd Int. Symp. Plant Pathol., Indian Agricultural Research Institute, NewDelhi, 14th-18th Dec. 1981, p. 256.

17.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Toxicity of plant latex to someplant parasitic nematodes. Proc. Nat. Sem. “Strategies on Pest Manage.”,Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, 21st-23rd December 1981, p.34.

18.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1981). Control of stunt and reniformnematodes with Bavistin. Proc. Nat. Sem. “Strategies on Pest Manage.”, IndianAgricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, 21st-23rd December 1981, pp. 34-35.

19.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Population changes of plantparasitic nematodes associated with different varieties of Sugarcane at Aligarh.Proc. 69th Sess. Ind. Sci. Cong., Sec. Bot., p. 25.

20.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Use of dry crop residue for thecontrol of phytophagus nematodes. Proc. 5th Ann. Conf. Parasitol., AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh, 28th-30th March 1982, p. 56.

21.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Efficacy of carbendazin forthe control of stunt and reniform nematodes. Proc. 16th Int. Symp. EuropeanSoc. Nematologists St. Andrews, Scotland, 30th August- 3rd September 1982, p.10.

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22.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Studies on the Suitability offruit trees to certain plant parasitic nematodes. Proc. 16th International Symp.European Soc. Nematologists, St. Andrews, Scotland, 30th August- 3rd

September 1982, pp. 101-102.

23.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Effect of water-solublefractions of oil cakes on the growth and sclerotial development of the root-rotfungus (Rhizoctonia solani). Proc. 4th Int. Cong. Plant Pathol. Melbourne,Australia, 17th-24th August 1982, p. 147.

24.Haseeb, A., A.M. Khan and S.K. Saxena (1982). Effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Rhizoctonia solani on germination of seeds of eggplant asinfluenced by soil amendment with oil cakes. Proc. 4th Int. Cong. Plant Pathol.Melbourne, Australia, 17th-24th August 1982, p. 147.

25.Haseeb, A., M. A. Siddiqi and M.M. Alam (1983). Effect of disease complexinvolving the reniform nematode, Rotylenchulus reniformis and the root-rotfungus, Rhizoctonia solani on the growth and water absorption capability ofplants. Proc. Nat. Symp. Interact. Plant Pathogen-Host, Calcutta,25th-26th,February 1983, p. 26.

26.Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1986). Pathogenicity of root-knotnematode Meloidogyne incognita on davana, Artemisia pallens. Proc.Nat.Conf. Plant Parasit. Nematodes in India, Prob. & Progress, New Delhi, pp.21-22.

27.Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1986). Effect of root-knot nematodeMeloidogyne incognita and soil inhabiting fungus Rhizoctonia sp. on blackhenbane, Hyoscyamus niger. Proc. Nat. Symp. Plant Parasit. Nematodes inIndia, Prob. & Progress, New Delhi, p. 24.

28.Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and A. Husain (1986). Studies on nematode disease ofOcimum species. Proc. 56th Ann. Sess. Nat. Acad. Sci., India, held at Universityof Rajasthan, Jaipur during 25th – 27th October 1986,p. 76.

29.Haseeb, A., R. Pandey and F. Butool (1986). Plant parasitic nematodesassociated with some medicinal and aromatic plants. Proc. 56th Ann. Sess. Nat.Acad. Sci., India, held at University of Rajasthan, Jaipur during 25th – 27th

October 1986, p. 40.

30.Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1987). Plant parasitic nematodes associated withSpilanthes acmella Murr. Proc. 57th Ann. Sess. Nat. Acad. Sci., India, p. 8.

31.Haseeb, A., F. Butool and R. Pandey (1988). Effect of different inoculum levelsof root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita on the root-knot development,growth and oil yield of Ocimum basilicum.Proc. Symp. Recent Advan. Physiol.Plant Pathol., p. 70.

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32.Pandey, R. and A. Haseeb (1988). Effect of root and shoot extracts of somemedicinal plants on the hatching of Meloidogyne incognita. Proc. Symp. RecentAdvan. Physiol. Plant Pathol. p. 9.

33.Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1992). Studies on comparative efficacy of pesticidesand oil cakes for the control of Meloidogyne incognita infesting Artemisiapallens. Proc. Nat. Symp. Innovative Non-chemical Methods for Manage. PlantDis. & 43rd&44th Ann. Meet. Indian Phytopathological Society, held atBhavnagarUniversity, Bhavnagar, during 30th December-2nd January 1992, p.99.

34.Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1992). Effect of different pesticides and oil cakes forthe control of Meloidogyne incognita on Trachyspermum ammi. Proc. Nat.Symp. Recent Adv. in Bot.,held at University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, during 4th-5th

May 1992, p. 8.

35.Haseeb, A. and F. Butool (1992). Comparative efficacy of various pesticidesand oil cakes on the control of Meloidogyne incognita on Hyoscyamu albus.Proc. FirstAfro-Asian Nematol. Symp., held at AligarhMuslimUniversity,Aligarh during 19th November to 3rd December 1992, p. 11.

36.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1992). Studies on vertical distribution of plantparasitic nematodes associated with Mentha piperita L. Proc. FirstAfro-AsianNematol. Symp., held at AligarhMuslimUniversity, Aligarh during 19th

November to 3rd December 1992, p.11.

37.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1992). Studies on the vertical distribution of plantparasitic nematodes associated with Mentha citrata Ehrh. Proc. Nat. Symp. On“Manage. Microbes in Service of Mankind” held at AllahabadUniversity,Allahabad during 19th-21st November 1992, p. 73.

38.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1993). Studies on the effect of various initialinoculum densities of Pratylenchus thornei on Mentha spicata. Proc. Nat.Symp. on “Prospects and Problems of Biotech.” held at AllahabadUniversity,Allahabad during 19th-21st February 1993, p.52.

39.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1993). Studies on the relationship of different soildepths and population of two Dorylaimoid nematodes in three different mints.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Prospects and Problems of Biotech.” held atAllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-21st February 1993, p. 53.

40.Haseeb, A. andF. Butool (1993). Effect of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita in seedlings of Ocimum sanctum of different ages on the growth ofplant and root-knot development.Proc. Nat. Sem. on “Diagnosis and Manage.Plant Dis”,held at LucknowUniversity, Lucknow, during 3rd-4th April 1993, p.17.

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41.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1993). Studies on the pathogenicpotential of Pratylenchus thornei on some medicinal and aromatic plants. Proc.Nat. Sem. on “Diagnosis and Manage. Plant Dis”,held at LucknowUniversity,Lucknow, during 3rd-4th April 1993, p. 18.

42.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1994). Effect of soil type on multiplication ofPratylenchus thornei and yield of Mentha piperita. Proc. Nat. Sem. on “Pestsof Agric. Imp. and their Manage.” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabadduring 19th-21st February 1994, p. 2.

43.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1994). Studies on the relationshipbetween initial inoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita and the growth/oilyield of Ocimum basilicum. Proc. Nat. Conf. of AZRA on “Recent Trends inPlant, Animal and Human Pest Manage: Impact on Environ.”, held atMadrasChristianCollege, Madras during 27th-29th December 1994, pp. 14-15.

44.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1995). Studies on the relationship between soildepths and population of plant parasitic nematodes in Mentha spicata. Proc.Int. Conf. on “Current Progress in Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Research”held at International Institute of Advanced Homeopathy, Calcutta during 30th

December 1994 to 1st January 1995, p. 94.

45.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1994). Studies on the pathogenicity andreproduction of Meloidogyne incognita on Ocimum canum cv. Kali. Proc. Nat.Acad. Sci., India, in 64th Ann. Sess., held at PunjabUniversity& the Institute ofMicrobial Technology, Chandigarh during 29th September to 1st October 1994,p. 2.

46.Haseeb, A. andF. Butool (1994). Evaluation of nematicidal properties of somemembers of the family Solanaceae. Proc. Int. Conf. on “Current Progress inMedicinal and Aromatic Plant Research” held at International Institute ofAdvanced Homeopathy, Calcutta during 30th December 1994 to 1st January,1995, p. 95.

47.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1995). Effect of different soil types and threepopulation levels of Pratylenchus thornei on the growth and oil yield ofMentha spicata. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Ecotoxicological Problems and theirManagement” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-20th February1995, p. 41.

48.Butool, F. and A. Haseeb (1995). Effect of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita in seedlings of Hyoscyamus muticus of different ages on the plantgrowth and root-knot development. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “EcotoxicologicalProblems and their Management” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabadduring 19th-20th February 1995, p. 76.

49.Haseeb, A. and R. Pandey (1995). Seasonal fluctuations in the population ofthree phytonematodes in the rhizosphere of different basil. Proc. Nat. Symp. on

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“Nematode Problems of India- An Appraisal of the Nematode Managementwith Eco-friendly Approaches and Bio-components” held at IARI, New Delhiduring 24th-26th March 1995.

50.Haseeb, A., F. Butool andP. K. Shukla (1995). Studies on the relationshipbetween soil depths and population of plant parasitic nematodes associated withOcimum canum. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Nematode Problems of India- AnAppraisal of the Nematode Management with Eco-friendly Approaches andBio-components” held at IARI, New Delhi during 24th-26th March 1995 andpublished in Indian Journal of Nematology, 25: 28.

51.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1995). Effect of different soil types on plantgrowth, oil yield, physiological and biochemical changes in Pratylenchusthornei inoculated plants of Mentha citrata. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “NematodeProblems of India- An Appraisal of the Nematode Management with Eco-friendly Approaches and Bio-components” held at IARI, New Delhi during24th-26th March 1995, and publ. in Indian Journal of Nematology, 25: 27-28.

52.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1996). Influence of initial populationdensities of Meloidogyne incognita on Ocimum kilimandscharicum. Proc. Nat.Symp. on “Prospects and Problems of Technology Transfer and Rural Reality”held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 17th-18th February 1996, pp. 75-76.

53.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla (1997). Reproduction and damage potential ofPratylenchus thornei alone and in combination with Meloidogyne incognita onthe growth and oil yield of Mentha cardiaca. Proc. 19th Ann. Conf. Soc. Mycol.Plant Pathol.” held at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Marathwada Univ., Aurangabadduring 11th-13th Jan. 1997.

54.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1996). Effect of hydro-distillationwastes of medicinal plants, oil cakes and pesticides for the control ofMeloidogyne incognita infesting Ocimum canum. Proc. 49th Ann. Meet. andNat. Symp. on “Emerging Issues in Plant Pathol.” held at R.D.Vishvavidyalaya, Jabalpur during 15th-17th Feb. 1997, p. 53.

55.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1997). Pathogenic effect of plant parasiticnematodes on peppermint. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Integrated Pest Manage. inIndia- Constraints and Opportunities” held at IARI, New Delhi during 23rd-24th

October 1997, p. 2.

56.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, S. Sharma and S. Kumar (1997). Role of soil pH onreproduction and damage potential of Meloidogyne incognita causing root-knotdisease of Ocimum canum Sims. Proc. Golden Jublee Int. Conf. of IndianPhytopathological Society on “Integrated Plant Dis. Manage. for SustainableAgric.” held at IARI, New Delhi during 10th-15th November 1997, p. 445.

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57.Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb, Sunil Kumar and S. Kumar (1997). Association ofplant parasitic nematodes to Mentha spp. as influenced by some biotic andabiotic factors. Proc. Golden Jublee Int. Conf. of Indian PhytopathologicalSociety on “Integrated Plant Dis. Manage. for Sustainable Agric.” held atIARI, New Delhi during 10th-15th November 1997, p. 447.

58.Shukla, P.K., F. Butool and A. Haseeb (1997). Relationships between pHlevels, plant parasitic nematodes and germination/ survival/growth ofHyoscyamus muticus. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Recent Advances in Diagnosis andManage. of Imp. Plant Dis.” held at C.S.AzadUniversity of Agriculture &Technology, Kanpur during 19th-20th December 1997, p. 81.

59.Parveen, K., A. Haseeb andP.K. Shukla(1998). Effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium udum on the disease development and the growth ofCajanus cajan cv. Bahar. Proc. Nat. Symp. on ‘Management of Biotic andAbiotic Stresses in Pulse Crops’ held at the Indian Institute of Pulse Research,Kanpur during 26th – 28th June, 1998, p. 115.

60.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1998). Effect of different pH levels andplant parasitic nematodes on the germination, survival and growth ofHyoscyamus niger. Proc. Third Int. Symp. of Afro-Asian Soc. Nematologists on“Nematol.: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century” held at SugarcaneBreeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, p. 23.

61.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1998). Effects of different soil types onthe growth and oil yield of Ocimum canum and reproduction of Meloidogyneincognita. Proc. Third Int. Symp. of Afro-Asian Soc. Nematologists on“Nematol.: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century” held at SugarcaneBreeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, p. 22.

62.Parveen, K., A. Haseeb, andP. K. Shukla(1998). Influence of root-knotnematode and wilt fungus on the growth of pigeonpea. Proc. Third Int. Symp. ofAfro-Asian Soc. Nematologists on “Nematol.: Challenges and Opportunities in21st Century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th

April 1998, p. 32.

63.Shukla, P.K., A. Haseeb and S. Singh (1998). Effect of irrigation on the growth/oil yield of palmarosa and reproduction of plant parasitic nematodes. Proc.Third Int. Symp. of Afro-Asian Soc. Nematologists on “Nematol.: Challengesand Opportunities in 21st Century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute,Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, p 24.

64.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1998). Relationship between different initialpopulation densities of plant parasitic nematodes and growth/ oil yield ofMentha citrata. Proc. Third Int. Symp. of Afro-Asian Soc. Nematologists on

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“Nematol.: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st Century” held at SugarcaneBreeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th April 1998, p. 25.

65.Haseeb, A. andP. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1998). Effects of carbofuran andneem cake on root-knot disease of Ocimum kilimandscharicum. Proc. Nat. Sem.on “Bio-inoculants for sustainable development” held at Gurukul KangriVishwa Vidyalaya, Haridwar, during 23rd to 25th September 1998.

66.Pandey, R., A. Haseeb, H.N. Singh, M.L. Gupta and S. Kumar (1999). Seasonalchanges in phytonematode population of plant parasitic nematodes associatedwith aromatic grasses. Proc.51st Ann. Meet IPS & Nat. Symp. “Seed HealthCare and Phytosanitation for Sustainable Agriculture” held at IISR, Lucknowduring 17th to 19th February 1999, p. 103.

67.Haseeb, A.,P. K. Shukla and F. Butool (1999). Studies on the interactionbetween Meloidogyne incognita and Rhizoctonia solani on Hyoscyamus niger.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Vectors of plant diseases” held at N.D.University ofAgriculture & Technology, Faizabad, during 11th to 13th November 1999.

68.Kumar, M., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (1999). Effect of initial inoculumlevels of Rhizoctonia solani on the growth of Solanum melongena. Proc. Nat.Symp. on “Vectors of plant diseases” held at N.D.University of Agriculture &Technology, Faizabad, during 11th to 13th November 1999.

69.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1999). Effect of soil types and plant parasiticnematodes on the growth and oil yield of Mentha spicata.Proc. Nat. Symp. on“Vectors of plant diseases” held at N.D.University of Agriculture &Technology, Faizabad, during 11th to 13th November 1999.

70.Ramezani, H., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (1999). Effect of initial inoculumlevels of Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and yield of Cicerarietinum.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Vectors of plant diseases” held atN.D.University of Agriculture & Technology, Faizabad, during 11th to 13th

November 1999.

71.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (1999). Interactive effect of Pratylenchus thorneiand Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and oil yield of Mentha arvensis.Proc. 69th Ann. Sess. of The National Academy of Sciences, India and Nat.Symp. on “Information Technology and its Applications” held atBarkatullahUniversity, Bhopal during 11th to 13th November 1999.

72.Haseeb, A., F. Butool and P. K. Shukla (1999). Influence of root-knotnematodes on the growth, physiology and oil yield of Shyama Tulsi. Proc. 69th

Ann. Sess. of The National Academy of Sciences, India and Nat. Symp. on“Information Technology and its Applications” held at BarkatullahUniversity,Bhopal during 11th to 13th November 1999.

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73.Ramezani, H., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (1999). Effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri on chickpea. Proc. Nat. Symp.on “Crop pest and disease management: Challenges for the next Millennium”held at M. P. Krishi Vidyapith, Rahuri during 27th-28th November 1999, p. 136.

74.Kumar, M., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (1999). Effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Rhizoctonia solani on plant growth and disease development onSolanum melongena. Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Crop pest and disease management:Challenges for the next Millennium” held at M.P. Krishi Vidyapith, Rahuriduring 27th-28th November 1999, p. 121.

75.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1999). Effect of different soil types and plantparasitic nematodes on the growth and oil yield of Mentha piperita.Proc. Nat.Symp. on “Crop pest and disease management: Challenges for the nextMillennium” held at M. P. Krishi Vidyapith, Rahuri during 27th-28th November1999, p.122.

76.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1999). Relationship between pH levels, plantparasitic nematodes and growth and oil yield of Mentha piperita.Proc. Nat.Symp. on “Crop pest and disease management: Challenges for the nextMillennium” held at M. P. Krishi Vidyapith, Rahuri during 27th-28th November1999, pp 121-122.

77.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (1999). Effect of different pH levels on thereproduction of plant parasitic nematodes and the growth and oil yield ofMentha spicata.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Nematological Research in India-Challenges and Preparedness for the New Millennium” held atC.S.AzadUniversity of Agriculture & Technology, Kanpur on 17th December1999, p. 22 (NSI, New Delhi).

78.Haseeb, A., F. Butool and P. K. Shukla (2000). Effect of different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and herb yield ofColeus forskohlii. Proc. “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientists and FarmersCongress” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-20th February2000, p. 15.

79.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2000). Relationships between different initialinoculum densities of plant parasitic nematodes and growth oil yield andbiochemical changes in plants of Mentha spicata. Proc. “2nd IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” held at AllahabadUniversity,Allahabad during 19th-20th February 2000, p.15.

80.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and K. Parveen (2000). Incidence of Curvularia LeafBlight of Mentha arvensis at Aligarh. Proc. “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientistsand Farmers Congress” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-20th

Feb. 2000, pp. 20-21.

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81.Kumar, M., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2000). Effect of different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita on the growth of Solanummelongena. Proc. “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-20th February 2000, p. 20.

82.Ramezani, H., A. Haseeb and P.K. Shukla (2000). Effect of different initialinoculum densities of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri on the growth and yieldof Cicer arietinum. Proc. “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientists and FarmersCongress” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 19th-20th February2000, p. 20.

83.Shukla, P.K. and A. Haseeb (2000). Comparative efficacy of nematicides, oilcakes, fertilizers, manure, plant leaves and bio-control agent on plant parasiticnematodes infesting Mentha piperita.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “IntegratedNematode Management for Sustainable Agriculture in the changing Agro-ecological and Economic Scenario in the new Millnnium” held at O.U.A.T.,Bhubaneswar during 23rd -24th November 2000, p. 38.

84.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2000). Screening of different cultivars ofchickpea against Meloidogyne incognita.Proc. Nat. Symp. on “Important PlantDiseases of North Eastern India and Their Management” held at N.D.U.A.T.,Faizabad during 6th-7th Dec. 2000, p. 4.

85.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and K. Parveen (2001). Effect of different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and oil yield of twovarieties of Mentha arvensis.Proc. “3rd Indian Agricultural Scientists andFarmers Congress on the Occasion of Maha Kumbh Mela” held atAllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2001, pp. 44 - 45.

86.Haseeb, A., H. Hafeez and P. K. Shukla (2001). Screening of differentcultivars / accessions of lentil for the reaction of M. incognita and Fusariumoxysporum f. sp. lentis under field micro-plots. Proc. “3rd Indian AgriculturalScientists and Farmers Congress on the Occasion of Maha Kumbh Mela” heldat AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2001, p. 44.

87.Shukla, P. K.and A.Haseeb (2001). Effect of some nematicides, oil cakes,fertilizers, manure, plant leaves and bio-control agent on plant parasiticnematodes infesting Mentha spicata. Proc. “3rd Indian Agricultural Scientistsand Farmers Congress on the Occasion of Maha Kumbh Mela” held atAllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2001, p. 45.

88.Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and P. K. Shukla (2001). Interactive effect ofMeloidogyne incognita and Rhizoctonia solani on Hyoscyamus niger. Proc. “3rd

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress on the Occasion of MahaKumbh Mela” held at AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad during 5th-7th February2001, pp. 45 - 46.

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89.Haseeb, A., H. Hafeez and P. K. Shukla (2001). Effect of Meloidogyneincognita and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lentis alone and in combination onLens esculenta. Proceedings of National Symposium on “Pulses for SustainableAgriculture and National Security” held at I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 17th –19th

April 2001, p. 156.

90.Haseeb, A., H. Hafeez and P. K. Shukla (2001). Comparative efficacy of somenematicides, fungicides, organic amendments and a biocontrol agent onMeloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lentis infesting Lensesculenta” Proceedings of National Symposium on “Pulses for SustainableAgriculture and National Security” held at I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 17th –19th

April 2001, p. 157.

91.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Management of Tomato Wilt in Nursery.Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana.

92.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Effect of seed treatment with somenematode management components on the growth of pigeonpea andreproduction of Meloidogyne incognita under pot conditions. Proc. Ann. Sess.Nat. Acad. Sci., India, held at University of Pune, Pune during 5-7 October2001.

93.Shukla, P. K.and A.Haseeb (2001). Management of Pratylenchus thorneiinfesting Mentha piperita by the soil application of carbofuran, neem seedpowder and bio-control agents. Proc. EOAI Sem. held at Jaypee Palace Hotel,Agra during 22-23 September 2001.

94.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Comparative efficacy of carbofuran, neemcake and bio-control agents against Meloidogyne incognita infesting Ocimumsanctum.Proc. EOAI Sem. held at Jaypee Palace Hotel, Agra during 22-23September 2001.

95.Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, A. Ahmad and V. Kumar (2001). Survey of farmer’sfields for the association of root-knot nematodes and wilt fungi with tomato andquantification of losses. Proc. Nat. Symp. ‘Plant Protection Strategies forsustainable Agri-Horticulture’ held during 12-13 October 2001 at Jammu.

96.Haseeb, A., R.Pandey and P. K. Shukla (2001). Nematode diseases of aromaticplants and their management. Proc. Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary of Nematology inIndia’ held at Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 5th –7th

December 2001, p. 34.

97.Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (2001). Influence of different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita on the growth and oil yield ofMentha arvensis cv. Gomti. Proc. Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary of Nematology in

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India’ held at Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 5th –7th

December 2001, p. 80.

98.Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Screening of twenty cultivars of Vignaradiata against Meloidogyne incognita. Proc. Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary ofNematology in India’ held at Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhiduring 5th –7th December 2001, pp. 131-132.

99.Shukla, P. K. and A. Haseeb (2001). Survey of farmer’s fields for theassociation of plant parasitic nematodes and wilt fungi with pigeonpea andquantification of losses. Proc. Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary of Nematology inIndia’ held at Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 5th –7th

December 2001, pp. 79-80.

100. Shukla, P. K. and A. Haseeb (2001). Studies on the reaction of Fusarium wiltresistant cultivars of chickpea in Meloidogyne incognita infested soil. Proc.Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary of Nematology in India’ held at Division ofNematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 5th –7th December 2001, p. 132.

101. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Effect of seed treatment with somechemicals, biopesticides and bioagents on the incidence of wilt disease ofpigeonpea under field conditions. Proc. Nat. Cong. on ‘Centenary ofNematology in India’ held at Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhiduring 5th –7th December 2001, p. 170.

102. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2001). Pathogenic potential of Meloidogyneincognita on different cultivars of Mentha arvensis.Proceedings of NationalResearch Seminar on “Herbal Conservation, Cultivation, Marketing andUtilization with Special Emphasis on Chhattisgarh” organized bySrishtiHerbalAcademy and Research Institute (SHARI) at Raipur (C.G.) duringDecember 13-14, 2001.

103. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2002). Survey of farmer’s fields for theassociation of root-knot nematodes and wilt fungi with eggplant andquantification of losses. Proc. of 89th Indian Sci. Cong. held atLucknowUniversity, Lucknow during 3-7 January 2002.

104. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, A. Ahmad and V. Kumar (2002). Survey of farmer’sfields for the association of plant parasitic nematodes and wilt fungi with chilliand quantification of losses. Proceedings of International Conference on‘Global Change: Issues and Challenges’ held at Department of Geography,A.M.U., Aligarh during 12th-14th January 2002, p. 17.

105. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, A. Ahmad and V. Kumar (2002). Comparativeefficacy of different bio-control agents, organic amendments and pesticidesagainst Fusarium oxysporum on Brinjal Proc. “4th Indian AgriculturalScientists and Farmers Congress” held at Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerutduring 16th-17th February 2002, pp. 32-33.

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106. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (2002). Management ofMeloidogyne incognita on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti with organicamendments. Proc. “4th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut during 16th-17th February 2002, p.32.

107. Shukla, P. K. and A. Haseeb (2002). Screening of different Cultivars of UrdBean against Root-knot and Cyst Nematodes. Proc. “4th Indian AgriculturalScientists and Farmers Congress” held at Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerutduring 16th-17th February 2002, p. 33.

108. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2002). Nematode Diseases of Medicinal andAromatic Plants and their Management. Proceedings of National Seminar onIntegrated Disease Management in Sustainable Agriculture” held at NDUAT,Kumarganj on 2nd March 2002.

109. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, A. Ahmad and V. Kumar (2002). Comparativeefficacy of different bio-control agents, organic amendments and pesticidesagainst root-knot nematode Meloidogyne incognita on Brinjal. Proceedings ofNational Seminar on Integrated Disease Management in SustainableAgriculture” held at NDUAT, Kumarganj on 2nd March 2002.

110. Perveen, K., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (2002). Effectiveness of bio-controlagents and pesticides for control of root-knot nematode on Japanese mint”Proceedings of National Seminar on Integrated Disease Management inSustainable Agriculture” held at NDUAT, Kumarganj on 2nd March 2002.

111. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2002). Studies on the reaction of cultivars ofCajanus cajan to Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium udum” Proceedings of72nd Annual Session of the Academy held at North-EasternHillUniversity,Shillong during 25-27 October 2002.

112. Shukla, P. K. and A. Haseeb (2002). Studies on the damage potential of cystnematode on different cultivars of green gram. Proceedings of the NationalSymposium of Nematological Society of India, New Delhi on “Biodiversity andManagement of Nematodes in Cropping Systems for Sustainable Agriculture”held at Agriculture Research Station, Durgapura, Jaipur during 11th-13th

November 2002, p. 32.

113. Haseeb, A., A. Ahmad, A. Wasim, P. K. Shukla and V. Kumar (2002).Description of a new species of the genus Mesodorylaimus (Nematoda:Dorylaimida) from the rhizosphere of Mentha from Uttar Pradesh. Proceedingsof the National Symposium of Nematological Society of India, New Delhi on“Biodiversity and Management of Nematodes in Cropping Systems forSustainable Agriculture” held at Agriculture Research Station, Durgapura,Jaipur during 11th-13th November 2002, p. 5.

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114. Haseeb, A., A. Ahmad and P. K. Shukla (2002). Caloosia oryzae sp. Nov.(Hemicycliophorinae: Tylenchida) from paddy in Uttar Pradesh. Proceedings ofthe National Symposium of Nematological Society of India, New Delhi on“Biodiversity and Management of Nematodes in Cropping Systems forSustainable Agriculture” held at Agriculture Research Station, Durgapura,Jaipur during 11th-13th November 2002, p. 5.

115. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Management of wilt disease of chickpeaby the application of some chemicals, bio-pesticides and bio-agents under fieldconditions. Proceedings of ‘90th Science Congress’ held at Bangalore during 2nd

-5th January 2003.

116. Haseeb, A., A. Ahmad, P. K. Shukla and V. Kumar (2003). Management ofMeloidogyne - Fusarium wilt disease complex of chilli in nurseries at farmer’sfield. Proc. “5th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” held atUniversity of Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2003, p. 26.

117. Kumar, V., A. Haseeb and P. K. Shukla (2003). Effect of carbofuran, topsin-mand neem cake for the management of Meloidogyne and Rhizoctonia solaniinfesting Hyoscyamus niger. Proc. “5th Indian Agricultural Scientists andFarmers Congress” held at University of Allahabad during 5th-7th February2003, p.27.

118. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Nematode-fungus wilt disease complexof pigeonpea and its management in western Uttar Pradesh. Proc. ZonalConference of the ISMPP & Seminar on ‘Diseases of national importance withspecial reference to guava wilt and mango malformation’ held at CISH,Lucknow during 4th-5th April 2003.

119. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Management of Fusarium-Meloidogynewilt disease complex of chickpea under field conditions. Proc. NationalSymposium on ‘Biodiversity Management for the 21st Century’ held atBanarasHinduUniversity, Varanasi during 28th-30th June 2003.

120. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Management of Fusarium-Meloidogynewilt disease complex of chickpea under field conditions. Proc. NationalSymposium on “Pulses for Crop Diversification and Natural ResourceManagement” held during 20th to 22nd December 2003, pp 204-205.

121. Shukla, P. K., A. Haseeb and V. Kumar (2003). Screening of differentcultivars of mungbean and urdbean against root-knot nematode under pot andfield conditions. Proc. National Symposium “Pulses for Crop Diversificationand Natural Resource Management” to be held during 20th to 22nd December2003, p 252.

122. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Effect of Meloidogyne incognita –Rhizoctonia solani disease complex on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti”Proc.Symposium held during 10th to 12th October 2003 at Lucknow.

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123. Haseeb, A., Shukla, P. K., V. Kumar and A. Ahmad (2003). Comparativeefficacy of different bio-control agents, organic amendments and pesticidesagainst Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici on tomato. Proc. Seventy-thirdAnnual Session of the National Academy of Sciences, India held during 10th to12th October 2003 at GujaratUniversity, Ahmedabad.

124. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and V. Kumar (2003). Management of Fusarium-Meloidogyne disease complex of chilli by the application of bio-control agents,organic amendments and pesticides under pot conditions. Proc. 5th NationalSymposium of S.P.P.S., New Delhi on ‘Bio-control agents for SustainableManagement of Pests’ held at G. B. P. University of Agriculture & Technology,Pantnagar during 18-20 December 2003, pp. 192-193.

125. Haseeb, A., S. Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2003). Comparative efficacyofCarbofuran, Bavistin, Neem seed powder, Neem cake,Trichodermaharzianum and Aspergillus nigeragainst Meloidogyne incognita and Fusariumoxysporum f. sp. vasinfectum infesting Abelmoschus esculentus. Proc. 5th

National Symposium of S.P.P.S., New Delhi on ‘Bio-control agents forSustainable Management of Pests’ held at G. B. P. University of Agriculture &Technology, Pantnagar during 18-20 December 2003, p. 192.

126. Haseeb, A., S. Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2003). Studies on the interactiveeffect of Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. vasinfectum onAbelmoschus esculentus. Proc. of National Symposium on ‘Plant biology andbiodiversity in changing environment’ held at Jamia Hamdard(HamdardUniversity), Hamdard Nagar, New Delhiduring 29th –31st December2003, p. 29.

127. Shukla, P. K. and A.Haseeb (2003). Effect of previous crops on populationbuildup of plant parasitic nematodes and yield of Mentha arvensis. Proc.ofNational Symposium on ‘Plant biology and biodiversity in changingenvironment’ held at Jamia Hamdard (HamdardUniversity), Hamdard Nagar,New Delhiduring 29th –31st December 2003, p. 70.

128. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2003). Management of Fusarium-Meloidogynedisease complex of chickpea under field conditions. Proc. National Symposiumon Pulses for Crop Diversification and Natural Resource Management” held atI.I.P.R., Kanpur during 20th to 22nd December 2003, pp. 204-205.

129. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla and V. Kumar (2003). Screening of mungbean andurdbean genotypes against root-knot nematode under pot and field conditions.Proc. National Symposium on ‘Pulses for Crop Diversification and NaturalResource Management” held at I.I.P.R., Kanpur during 20th to 22nd December2003, p. 252.

130. Haseeb, A. and P. K. Shukla (2004). Nematode diversity in relation tocultivation of mint. Proc. National Seminar and Training Workshop on ‘Impact

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of Changing Climate on Biodiversity Conservation and Eco-functional Status’held at JiwajiUniversity, Gwalior during 15-17 January 2004.

131. Haseeb, A., S.Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2004). Survey for the association ofthe plant parasitic nematodes and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. vasinfectum withokra in Aligarh and its adjoining areas. Proc. National Seminar and TrainingWorkshop on ‘Impact of Changing Climate on Biodiversity Conservation andEco-functional Status’ held at JiwajiUniversity, Gwalior during 15-17 January2004.

132. Haseeb, A., S.Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2004). Effect of different initialinoculum levels of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. vasinfectum on the diseasedevelopment and growth of Abelmoschus esculentus. Proc. 6th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Allahabad during 21st –22nd February 2004, pp. 82-83.

133. Haseeb, A., S.Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2004). Effect of different initialinoculum levels of Meloidogyne incognita on the root-knot development,nematode reproduction and the growth of Abelmoschus esculentus. Proc. 6th

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Allahabad during21st –22nd February 2004, p. 83.

134. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, V. Kumar and Ahmad, A. (2004). Comparativeefficacy of different bio-control agents, organic amendments and pesticidesagainst Meloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum on brinjal. Proc. 6th

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Allahabad during21st –22nd February 2004, p. 82.

135. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P. K. Shukla (2005). Influence of different initialinoculum densities of Meloidogyne incognita on growth and yield of mungbean.Proc. 7th AZRA Conference held at Bhubaneswar during 14-16 February 2005,p.11.

136. Haseeb, A., S. Abuzar and P. K. Shukla (2005). Reaction of different cultivarsof okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) against root-knot nematode (Meloidogyneincognita) under pot conditions. Proc. 7th AZRA Conference held atBhubaneswar during 14-16 February 2005, p. 25.

137. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P. K. Shukla (2005). Interactive effects ofMeloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum on Vigna radiata.Proc. 7th

Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Meerut during19th–20th February 2005, p. 1.

138. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and P. K. Shukla (2005). Effect of different initialinoculum levels of Fusarium oxysporum on Vigna radiata. Proc. 7th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Meerut during 19th–20th

February 2005, p. 1.

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139. Haseeb, A., P. K. Shukla, V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2005). Comparativeefficacy of bio-control agents, neem seed powder and pesticides againstMeloidogyne incognita and Fusarium oxysporum on brinjal. Proc. 7th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held at Meerut during 19th–20th

February 2005, p. 28.

140. Haseeb, A., P. K.Shukla, V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2005). Comparativeefficacy of bio-control agents, neem seed powder and pesticides againstMeloidogyne incognita and Fusarium solani on tomato. Proceedings ofInternational Symposium on Integrated Management of Fungal Diseases(IMF): Technology Development and Application held at B. H. U., Varanasiduring 24th – 27th February 2005, p. 16.

141. Haseeb, A.,A. Sharma and P. K. Shukla (2005). Efficacy of pesticides, neemseed powder and biocontrol agents for management of Meloidogyne incognitaand Fusarium oxysporum disease complex of Vigna radiata. Proceedings ofInternational Symposium on Integrated Management of Fungal Diseases(IMF): Technology Development and Application held at B. H. U., Varanasiduring 24th – 27th February 2005, p. 16.

142. Haseeb, A., A.Sharma and S. Abuzar (2005). Management of Sclerotiniasclerotiorum on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti by application of bioagents, organicamendments and chemicals under pot conditions. Proceedings of XXVIIIAnnual Conference of Indian Botanical Society, held at Dehradun during 24th –26th October 2005, p. 16-17.

143. Sharma, A., A.Haseeb and S. Abuzar (2005). Efficacy of different chemicals,microbial antagonists and organic amendments against Rhizoctonia solani –Sclerotinia sclerotiorum disease complex on Mentha arvensis. Proceedings of6th National Symposium on Sustainable Plant Protection Strategies: Health andEnvironmental Concerns, held at Dapoli – Ratnagiri during 15th – 17th October2005, p.85.

144. Haseeb, A., A.Sharma and S. Abuzar (2005). Field screening of differentcultivars of chickpea (Cicer arietinum) against Meloidogyne incognita –Fusarium oxysporum disease complex. Proceedings of6th National Symposiumon Sustainable Plant Protection Strategies: Health and EnvironmentalConcerns, held at Dapoli – Ratnagiri during 15th – 17th October 2005, p. 113.

145. Haseeb, A., A.Sharma and S. Abuzar (2005). Studies on the management ofMeloidogyne incognita on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti by application ofbioagents, chemicals and organic amendments under pot conditions.Proceedings of 6th National Symposium on Sustainable Plant ProtectionStrategies: Health and Environmental Concerns, held at Dapoli – Ratnagiriduring 15th – 17th October 2005, p. 118.

146. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and P. K. Shukla (2005). Effect of microbialantagonists, organic amendments and pesticides against chilli wilt pathogen,

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Fusarium oxsporum in vitro and under pot conditions. Proceedings of 6th

National Symposium on Sustainable Plant Protection Strategies: Health andEnvironmental Concerns, held at Dapoli – Ratnagiri during 15th – 17th October2005, p. 84.

147. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar, P. K. Shukla and A. Ahmad (2005). Management ofMeloidogyne incognita – Fusariumsolani disease complex on tomato cv. K-25by application of antagonists, amendments and pesticides. Proceedings of 6th

National Symposium on Sustainable Plant Protection Strategies: Health andEnvironmental Concerns, held at Dapoli – Ratnagiri during 15th – 17th October2005, p. 125.

148. Haseeb, A. and A. Sharma(2005). Management of Meloidogyne incognita –Sclerotinia sclerotiorum disease complex on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomtithrough chemicals, organic amendments and bioagents. Proceedings ofNationalsymposium on Recent advances and Research Priorities in Indian Nematology,held at IARI, New Delhi, during 9th – 10th Decemberber, 2005, p. 6.

149. Sharma A.andA. Haseeb (2005). Effect of Rhizoctonia solani – Fusariumoxysporum – Meloidogyne incognita disease complex on Vigna radiata cv.PDM-139. Proceedings of National symposium on Recent Advances andResearch Priorities in Indian Nematology, held at IARI, New Delhi during 9th –10th Decemberber, 2005. p. 7.

150. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2005). Evaluation of bio-inoculants, organicamendment materials and pesticides for the management of Meloidogyneincognita – Fusarium solani disease complex of brinjal cv. Pusa Kranti.Proceedings of National symposium on Recent Advances and ResearchPriorities in Indian Nematology, held at IARI, New Delhi during 9th – 10th

Decemberber, 2005. p. 6.

151. Kumar, V. and A. Haseeb (2005). Studies on the Meloidogyne incognita –Rhizoctoniasolani complex on the disease development and yield of tomato cv.K-25. Proceedings of National symposium on Recent Advances and ResearchPriorities in Indian Nematology, held at IARI, New Delhi during 9th – 10th

Decemberber, 2005. p. 58.

152. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and S. Abuzar (2005). Efficacy of different chemicals,microbial antagonists and organic amendments against Rhizoctonia solani onMentha arvensis. Proceedings of 75th Annual Session of The National Academyof Sciences held at Pondicherry during 8th – 9th December 2005, p. 35-36.

153. Sharma, A., A.Haseeb and S. Abuzar (2006). Studies on the comparativeefficacy of chemicals, organic additives and bio-inoculants for management ofMeloidogyne incognita – Rhizoctonia solani – Sclerotinia sclerotiorum diseasecomplex on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti. Proceedings of 8th Indian AgriculturalScientists and Farmer’s Congress held at BHU, Varanasi during 21st – 22nd

February 2006.

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154. Sharma, A., A.Haseeb and S. Abuzar (2006). Response of field pea (Pisumsativum L.) selections against Meloidogyne incognita under pot conditions.Proceedings of 8th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress held atBHU, Varanasi during 21st – 22nd February 2006.

155. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and S. Abuzar (2006). Studies on the plant parasiticnematodes associated with Mentha arvensis in Western Uttar Pradesh. Proc.National Conference on Recent Advances in Applied Zoology (RAAZ-2006) heldat CCSUniversity, Meerut during 24th – 25th March 2006.

156. Sharma, A. and A. Haseeb (2006). Euphorbia tirucalli L.: A new host recordof root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne spp. Proc. National Conference onRecent Advances in Applied Zoology (RAAZ-2006) held at CCSUniversity,Meerut during 24th – 25th March, 2006.

157. Haseeb, A., A. Sharma and S. Abuzar (2006). Interactive effect ofMeloidogyne incognita – Rhizoctonia solani disease complex on Menthaarvensis cv. Kosi. Proceedings of 76th Annual session of the National Academyof Sciences held at IIT, Bombay, Mumbai during 6th-8th October 2006.

158. Kumar, V.and A. Haseeb (2006). Pathogenic potential of root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita on chilli cv. Jwala. Proc. “8th Indian AgriculturalScientists and Farmers Congress” held at BanarasHinduUniversity, Varanasiduring 21st –22nd February 2006. pp- 38.

159. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2006). Evaluation of bio-inoculants, organicamendment materials and pesticides for the management of brinjal wiltpathogen, Fusarium solani.Proc. “8th Indian Agricultural Scientists andFarmers Congress” held at BanarasHinduUniversity, Varanasi during 21st –22nd

February 2006. pp- 38-39.

160. Kumar, V.and A. Haseeb (2006). Pathogenic potential of root-knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognita on brinjal cv. Shyamla. Proc. National conference on“Recent Advances in Applied Zoology” held at Ch. Charan Singh University,Meerut during 24th-26th March 2006. pp- 02.

161. Haseeb, A. and B. Singh (2007). Nematode management in food legumes:ecological consideration. Proc. National symposium on “Legumes forecological sustainability: Emerging challenges and opportunities” held at IndianInstitute of Pulses Research, Kanpur during 3rd -5th November 2007. pp- 124

162. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2007). Studies on the management ofMeloidogyne incognita-Fusarium solani disease complex of chilli cv.Patnathrough integrated approach. Proc. of National Symposium on Nematology in21st Century: Emerging Paradigms held at AssamAgriculturalUniversity, Jorhat,Assam on dated 22nd and 23rd November 2007.

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163. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2007). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita-Rhizoctonia solani disease complex of Mentha arvensis cv. Gomtibyusing Trichoderma species, neem seed powder and carbofuran. Proc. ofNational Symposium on Nematology in 21st Century: Emerging Paradigms heldat AssamAgriculturalUniversity, Jorhat, Assam on dated 22nd and 23rd

November 2007.

164. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2007). Integrated management of wilt-root-rotdisease complex of brinjal cv.Shyamala seedlings by using Trichodermaharzianum, Pseudomonas fluorescens andbavistin. Proc. of National Seminaron Emerging Trends in Plant Sciences: Biodiversity, Biotechnology andEnvironmental Conservation organized by Indian Botanical Society held atJiwajiUniversity, Gwalior (M.P.) on dated 28th –30th Nov., 2007. pp- 23.

165. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar, A. Sharma and S. Abuzar (2007). Studies on themanagement of Meloidogyne incognita on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomtithroughintegrated approach. Proc. of National Seminar on Emerging Trends in PlantSciences: Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Environmental Conservationorganized by Indian Botanical Society held at JiwajiUniversity, Gwalior (M.P.)on dated 28th –30th Nov., 2007. pp- 23-24.

166. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar, S. Abuzar and A. Sharma (2007). Integratedmanagement of Meloidogyne incognita-Sclerotinia sclerotiorum diseasecomplex of Mentha arvensis cv. Gomtiby using Trichoderma species, neemseed powder, carbofuran and topsin-M. Proc. of “7th National Symposium onPlant Protection Options- Implementation and Feasibility organized by Societyof Plant Protection Sciences, IARI, New Delhi and National ChemicalLaboratory (CSIR), Pashan, Pune held at National Chemical Laboratory(CSIR), Pashan, Pune (Maharashtra)on dated 20th –22nd Dec., 2007. pp- 23-24.

167. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Comparative efficacy of antagonists againstMeloidogyne incognita-Rhizoctonia solani disease complex on Mentha arvensiscv. Gomti. Proc. of International Symposium on the Predictive, Preventive andMechanistic Mutagenesis held at Department of Agricultural Microbiology,AligarhMuslimUniversity, Aligarh on dated 1st to 3rd January 2008. (AbsractP49) pp-100.

168. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita-Fusarium solani disease complex of chilli cv. Patna by usingTrichoderma virens, Paecilomyces liacinus, neem seed powder and farmyardmanure. Proc. of International Symposium on the Predictive, Preventive andMechanistic Mutagenesis held at Department of Agricultural Microbiology,AligarhMuslimUniversity, Aligarh on dated 1st to 3rd January 2008. (AbsractP50) pp-101.

169. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita, Rhizoctonia solani disease complex of Mentha arvensis cv. Gomti byusing Trichoderma spp., Paecilomyces lilacinus and Pseudomonas

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fluorescens.Proc. “10th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at IswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during16th –17th February 2008.(Absract 53) pp- 28.

170. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita, Fusarium solani disease complex of chilli cv. Patna by usingTrichoderma harzianum, Aspergillus niger, neem seed powder and farmyardmanure. Proc. “10th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” heldat IswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 16th –17th February 2008.(Absract 54) pp- 28-29.

171. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Comparative efficacy of antagonists againstMeloidogyne incognita-Rhizoctonia solani disease complex on brinjal cv.Shyamla. “Proc. 3rdJ& KState Science Congress” held at University of Jammu,Jammu during 26th – 28th February 2008. (Absract AGR-50) pp- 255.

172. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Studies on the managementofMeloidogyneincognita-Fusarium solani disease complex of brinjal cv.Shyamla through integrated approach. “Proc. 3rdJ&KState Science Congress”held at University of Jammu, Jammu during 26th – 28th February 2008. (AbsractAGR-51) pp- 256.

173. Haseeb, A., A. Bano, V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2008).Management ofMeloidogyne incognita and Rhizoctonia solani disease complex on Ocimumbasilicum through integrated approach. Proc. National Conference on“Increasing Production and Productivity of Medicinal and Aromatic Plantsthrough Traditional Practices” held at G. B. Pant University of Agriculture andTechnology, Pantnagar during 18th-20th, 2008 (Abstract No. 0-10). pp. 94.

174. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2008).Integrated management ofMeloidogyne incognita-Rhizoctonia solani disease complex of Mentha arvensiscv. Gomtiby using Trichoderma. Proc. National Conference on “IncreasingProduction and Productivity of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants throughTraditional Practices” held at G. B. Pant University of Agriculture andTechnology, Pantnagar during 18th-20th, 2008 (Abstract No. P-13). pp. 112.

175. Haseeb, A., V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2008). Studies on the management ofMeloidogyne incognita-Fusarium solani disease complex of chilli cv.Patnathrough integrated approach. “Proc. National Seminar on“Traditional/indigenous practices for pest management of major crops” held atAllahabad Agricultural Institute- Deemed University, Allahabad during 17th-18th

November 2008. pp. 85.

176. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Integrated management of Rhizoctoniasolani on Mentha arvensis cv. Gomtiby using bioinoculants, neem seed powderand topsin-M. “Proc. National Seminar on “Traditional/indigenous practicesfor pest management of major crops” held at Allahabad Agricultural Institute-Deemed University, Allahabad during 17th-18th November 2008. pp. 85-86.

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177. Haseeb, A.,V. Kumar and R. U. Khan (2008). Evaluation of biocontrol agentsand carbosulfan for the management of Meloidogyne incognita in chickpea cv.Avrodhi under field conditions.“Proc. XXXI All India Botanical Conferenceand International Symposium on “Plant Biology and Environment: ChangingScenario”held at Department of Botany, University of Allahabad, Allahabadduring 17th-19thDecember 2008. pp. 221.

178. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2008). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita on lentil cv. DPL-62 under field conditions.“Proc. XXXI All IndiaBotanical Conference and International Symposium on “Plant Biology andEnvironment: Changing Scenario”held at Department of Botany, University ofAllahabad, Allahabad during 17th-19thDecember 2008. pp.221.

179. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita in lentil cv. DPL-62 under field conditions.Proc. “11th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” held atIswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 14th -15th

February 2009. (Absract 41) pp- 22.

180. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2009).Management of Meloidogyne incognita inbottle gourd cv. Special by using organic amendments and carbofuran underfield conditions Proc. “11th Indian Agricultural Scientists and FarmersCongress” held at IswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad,Allahabad during 14th -15th February 2009. (Absract 42) pp- 22.

181. Haseeb, A., Bano, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Pathogenic potential of root-knotnematode, Meloidogyne incognita on Ocimum basilicum. Proc. “11th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” held atIswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 14th -15th

February 2009. (Absract 43) pp- 22.

182. Haseeb, A., Sharma, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Pathogenic potential of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita on tomato cv. K-21. Proc. “11th IndianAgricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress” held atIswarSaranDegreeCollege, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 14th -15th

February 2009. (Absract 44) pp- 23.

183. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Bio-intensive management ofMeloidogyneincognita in chickpea cv. Avrodhi under field conditions.“Proc.InternationalConference on “Grain Legumes: Quality Improvement, Value Addition andTrade”held at Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur during 14th-16th

February 2009 (Abstract No. IPM- 92) pp. 306.

184. Haseeb, A., V. Kumarand R. U. Khan (2009). Management of Meloidogyneincognita on lentil cv. DPL-62 by usingbiocontrol agents and carbosulfan underfield conditions.“Proc.International Conference on “Grain Legumes: QualityImprovement, Value Addition and Trade”held at Indian Institute of Pulses

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Research, Kanpur during 14th-16th February 2009 (Abstract No. IPM- 93) pp.306.

185. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Integrated management of Meloidogyneincognita-Fusarium oxysporum disease complex of Mentha arvensis cv.Gomtiby using Trichoderma species, neem seed powder and carbofuran. Proc.“National Conference on Medicinal plants of Himalayas-Traditional Uses andConservation Issues” held at H.N.B.GarhwalUniversity, Srinagar, Garhwalduring 19th -21st February 2009. pp. 36-37.

186. Haseeb, A. and V. Kumar (2009). Interactive effect of MeloidogyneincognitaandRhizoctonia solanion growth and disease development of Ocimumbasilicum. Proc. “National Conference on Medicinal plants of Himalayas-Traditional Uses and Conservation Issues” held at H.N.B.GarhwalUniversity,Srinagar, Garhwal during 19th -21st February 2009.pp. 38-39.

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List of Invited Lectures:

1. Delivered a lecture in the national conference on “Recent Trends in Plant,

Animal and Human Pest Management – Impact on Environment” held atMadras Christian College, Madras during 27th-29th December, 1994 on the topic“Plant parasitic nematodes- a constraint to the cultivation of medicinal andaromatic plants”.

2. Delivered a lecture at Zila Parishad Bhawan, Barabanki on 2nd November1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wale sutrakrimi our unka niyantran”.

3. Delivered a lecture at Zila Parishad Bhawan, Moradabad on 14th November1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wale sutrakrimi our unka niyantran”.

4. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Banki, District Barabanki on 18th

December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukh bimariyan ourunse bachav”.

5. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Banki, District Barabanki on 19th

December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukh bimariyan ourunse bachav”.

6. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Harak, District Barabanki on 20th

December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukh bimariyan ourunse bachav”.

7. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Dariyabad, District Barabanki on 21st

December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukh bimariyan ourunse bachav”.

8. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Sirouli Ghousepur, District Barabankion 22nd December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukhbimariyan our unse bachav”.

9. Delivered a lecture at Vikas Khand Masouli, District Barabanki on 23rd

December 1995 on the topic “Mentha men lagne wali pramukh bimariyan ourunse bachav”.

10. Delivered a lecture on ‘Nematode Parasite of Crops and their Managementthrough Microbial Agents’. In a course entitled, ‘Integrated Pest Managementfor Crop Production’, organized by Defence Agricultural ResearchLaboratory, Pithoragarh at D.A.R.L., Haldwani on during 13th-18th

September 1999.

11. Delivered a lecture on ‘Role of bio-agents in the Integrated Management ofPlant Diseases’. In a course entitled, ‘Integrated Pest Management for CropProduction’, organized by Defence Agricultural Research Laboratory,Pithoragarh at D.A.R.L., Haldwani on during 13th-18th September 1999.

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12. Delivered a lecture on ‘Nematodes: The Potential Parasites of Animals andPlants, and Their Management with Special Reference to Biological Agents’In a course entitled, ‘Eco-technology for sustainable Agriculture’, organized byDefence Agricultural Research Laboratory, Pithoragarh at D.A.R.L.,Haldwani during 23rd-27th November, 1999.

13. Delivered a lecture on ‘Regulatory perspectives in the management of plantdiseases’ in a course entitled, ‘Eco-technology for sustainable Agriculture’,organized by Defence Agricultural Research Laboratory, Pithoragarh atD.A.R.L., Haldwani during 23rd-27th November 1999.

14. Delivered a lecture on ‘Plant parasitic nematodes – a constraint to theagricultural productivity’ in an ICAR Sponsored training course on “RecentAdvances in Etiology and Management of Root-Rot and Wilt Complexes” atCenter of Advanced Studies in Plant Pathology at G.B. Pant University ofAgriculture & Technology, Pantnagar organized during 26th November 1999-16th December 1999.

15. Delivered a lecture on ‘Role of plant parasitic nematodes in the developmentof diseases involving soil borne fungi’ in an ICAR Sponsored training courseon “Recent Advances in Etiology and Management of Root-Rot and WiltComplexes” at Center of Advanced Studies in Plant Pathology at G.B. PantUniversity of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar organized during 26th

November 1999-16th December 1999.

16. Delivered a lecture on ‘Plant parasitic nematodes of some edible dye bearingplants and their management’ in the National Seminar on “Indian NaturalColouring Agents Beyond 2000 AD” held at State Science Center, Lucknowduring 11th-13th February 2000.

17. Delivered a lecture on ‘Nematode diseases of Mentha and varietalimprovement approaches’ in the 52nd Annual Meeting of IPS and NationalSymposium on “Role of ‘Resistance in Intensive Agriculture” to be held atDirectorate of Wheat Research, Karnal during 15th -17th February, 2000.

18. Delivered a lecture on ‘Plant parasitic nematodes- A limiting factor to thecultivation of Mentha’ in the “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientists and FarmersCongress” held at Allahabad University, Allahabad during 19th-20th February,2000.

19. Delivered Professor V.P. Bhide Memorial Award Lecture 2000 on ‘Plantparasitic nematodes - a constraint to the cultivation of mints’ in the ‘22nd

Annual Conference and Symposium of Society of Mycology and PlantPathology, Udaipur held at National Research Center for Mushroom, Solanduring 3rd-4th May 2000.

20. Delivered Lead Talk on ‘Nematode diseases of aromatic plants and theirmanagement’ during National Congress on ‘Centenary of Nematology in India:

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Appraisal and Future Plans’ held at IARI, New Delhi during 5th-7th December2001.

21. Delivered invited lecture on “Plant parasitic nematodes – their ecology andsustainable management” during ICAR Sponsored training programme heldduring 22nd March to 11th April 2004 at CASPP, College of Agriculture, G.B.P.University of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar.

22. Delivered invited lecture on “Organic amendments for management of plantparasitic nematodes” during summer school on “Nematode biodiversity,identification and role of agriculturally useful nematodes in soil health,dynamics of nematode community structure in major cropping systems andrelevance in integrated nematode management”, held at I.A.R.I., New Delhi,during 7th-27th September, 2006, organized by Division of Nematology,I.A.R.I., New Delhi.

23. Delivered an invited lecture on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A Majorconstraint to Agricultural Productivity and their Management” duringInternational Conference on “Biodiversity, Conservation and Management(BIOCAM – 2008)” held at Cochin University of Science & Technology,Cochin during 3rd-6th February 2008.

24. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes: Limiting Factors toAgro-Environmental Productivity” in Refresher Course in EnvironmentalStudies held at UGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh on 25th August2008.

25. Delivered an invited talk on “Need for A Second Green Revolution” in“Special Summer School 2008” held at UGC Academic Staff College, AMU,Aligarh on 26th August 2008.

26. Delivered an invited talk on “Jatropha oil cake processes for bio-pesticides” inBrain storming session on National Policy on Bio-diesel at Defence Researchand Development Organization (DRDO), Defence Bhawan, Raj Marg, NewDelhi on 16th October 2008.

27. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A Constraint toAgricultural Productivity and their Management” in Refresher Courses inChemistry at UGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh on 29th November2008.

28. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A limiting factor toCrop Productivity” in ICAR sponsored training course on “Recent Advances inPlant Disease Management” held at Centre of Advance Studies in PlantPathology, College of Agriculture, Govind Ballabh Pant University ofAgriculture & Technology, Pantnagar on 23rd December 2008.

29. Delivered an invited talk on “Management of Nematode Pests with SpecialReferences to IPM Strategies” in ICAR sponsored training course on “RecentAdvances in Plant Disease Management” held at Centre of Advance Studies

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in Plant Pathology, College of Agriculture, Govind Ballabh Pant Universityof Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar on 23rd December 2008.

30. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A Potential Pest ofAgriculture and its Management with special Reference to Organic Farming”in workshop on “Microbial Fermentation and Microbial Inoculant Preparationfor Organic Farming” held at Department of Botany and Microbiology,Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalay, Haridwar during Feb. 6th-10th 2009.

31. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A Potential Pest ofMedicinal Plants and its Management” in National Conference on Medicinalplants of Himalayas-Traditional Uses and Conservation Issues held at H.N.B.Garhwal University, Srinagar, Garhwal during 19th -21st February 2009.

32. Delivered an invited talk on “Phytonematodes - A Limiting Factor to CropProductivity and their Management by Use of Bioinoculants” in ICARsponsored training course on “Recent Advances in Biological Control of PlantDiseases” held at Centre of Advance Studies in Plant Pathology, College ofAgriculture, Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture & Technology,Pantnagar on 4th April 2009.

33. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant-Parasitic Nematodes - A Constraint ToAgricultural Productivity And Their Management Through EcofriendlyApproaches” in 5th International Conference on “Plant Pathology in theGlobalized Era” held at Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), NewDelhi during 10th-13th November 2009.

34. Delivered an invited talk on “Biomanagement of Plant-Parasitic Nematodes:An Overview” in National Workshop on “Applied Nematology (NWAN-2009)” held at Department of Zoology, CCS University, Meerut during 23rd-29th November 2009.

35. Delivered an invited talk on “Second Green Revolution- Need of the hour” inRefresher Course in Research Methodology in Agricultural Sciences on thetheme of Recent Trends in Agriculture and Biosciences held at UGC AcademicStaff College, AMU, Aligarh during 2nd-22nd December 2009.

36. Delivered an invited talk on “Techniques Related to Plant Protection” inRefresher Course in “Research Methodology in Agricultural Sciences” held atUGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh during 2nd-22nd December 2009.

37. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant-Parasitic Nematodes - A Potential Pests ofAgricultural Crops and Their Management Through Eco-friendlyApproaches on the theme of Recent Trends in Agriculture and Biosciences”in Refresher Course in “Research Methodology in Agricultural Sciences” heldat UGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh during 2nd-22nd December2009.

38. Delivered an invited talk on “Phytonematodes- A Potential Pest ofAgricultural Crops and their Management through Integrated Application”

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in Refresher Course in Agricultural Sciences held at UGC Academic StaffCollege, AMU, Aligarh during 31st March 2011.

39. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Protection Techniques” in RefresherCourse in “Agricultural Sciences” held at UGC Academic Staff College,AMU, Aligarh during 31st March 2011.

40. Delivered an invited talk on “Role of Plant Parasitic Nematodes in Diseasesof Complex Etiology and Intervention Required to Enhance the AgriculturalProductivity” in Refresher Course in “Agricultural Sciences” held at UGCAcademic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh during 14th February 2012.

41. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Protection Techniques” in RefresherCourse in “Agricultural Sciences” held at UGC Academic Staff College,AMU, Aligarh during14th February 2012.

42. Delivered invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes – A Major Constraint toAgricultural Productivity and their Management” in Department of PlantPathology, Institute of Agriculture, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi on18th June 2012.

43. Delivered invited talk as a resource person on “Sustainable Agriculture: Needfor Evergreen Revolution” in Iraqi Faculty/Teacher Training Programmefor Iraqi Faculty Members from different University of Iraq organized byUGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarh held at Department of PlantProtection, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences on 24th October 2012.

44. Delivered an invited talk on “Role of Plant Parasitic Nematodes in Disease ofComplex Etiology and Options needed to Enhance the Crop Productivity” inUGC sponsored National Workshop on “Experiment on Plant Pathology,Immunology and Tissue culture” held at T.N.B. College, Bhagalpur & P.G.Department of Biotechnology, T.M. Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur on07th December 2012.

45. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes: A threat to CropProductivity and their Management Options” in Refresher Course in“Agricultural Sciences” held at UGC Academic Staff College, AMU, Aligarhduring 30th January 2013.

46. Delivered an invited talk on “Diseases of Complex Etiology involving PlantParasitic Nematodes-Soil borne Pathogens and their Management” inRefresher Course in “Agricultural Sciences” held at UGC Academic StaffCollege, AMU, Aligarh during 1st February 2013.

47. Delivered an invited talk on “Role of Plant Parasitic Nematodes in Disease ofComplex Etiology: A Major Constraint to Agricultural Productivity” in 1st UPScience Congress, held at DDU University, Gorakhpur during 2nd-4th March2013.

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48. Delivered an invited talk on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes- A Major Constraintto Agricultural Productivity and Their Management” in 1st UP AgriculturalScience Congress, held at N. D. University of Agriculture & Technology,Kumarganj, Faizabad during 17th-19th August 2013.

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Participation in National Seminars, Conferences & Workshops etc.:

Participated in more than 200 Seminars/Conferences/Workshop etc and alsoaddressed a number of workshops, conferences as chief guests related to agriculturalresearch and education in the capacity of Vice-Chancellor. Some are as follows:

National Seminars, Conferences & Workshops

1. Attended 2nd annual meeting of Society for Advancement of Botany, held atBanaras Hindu University, Varanasi during December 1977.

2. Attended All India Symposium of Physiology on Host-pathogen Interaction,held at University of Madras, Madras, during 25th-26th November 1977.

3. Attended All India Symposium on Physiology of parasitism, held atUniversity of Jabalpur, Jabalpur, during February 1978.

4. Attended 48th Session of National Academy of Sciences, India, held atGauhati University, Gauhati, during 1978.

5. Attended 49th Session of National Academy of Sciences, India, held atNagpur University, Nagpur during, 1978.

6. Attended Second National Congress of Parasitiology, held at Banaras HinduUniversity, Varanasi, during 1979.

7. Attended 6th Annual meeting of Society for Advancement of Botany, held atPunjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana, during 1979.

8. Attended Third National Congress of Parasitiology, held at HaryanaAgricultural University, Hisar, during 1980.

9. Attended 8th Annual meeting of Society for Advancement of Botany, held atChandigarh University, Chandigarh, during 27th – 28th, March 1981.

10. Attended All India Symposium on Strategies on Pest Management, held atIARI, New Delhi, during 1981.

11. Attended Panel Discussion on Nematological Problems of EconomicImportance in North Zone and participated in discussion and formulationof action plan, held at Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, during 20th-21st September 1981.

12. Attended Fifth National Congress of Parasitiology, held at A.M.U., Aligarh,during 28th –30th March 1982.

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13. Attended Annual Meeting of Phytopathological Society of India, held atLucknow University, Lucknow, during 8th-10th January 1985.

14. Attended Sixth Workshop of All India Coordinated Research Project on“Nematode Pests of Crops and their Control” and also participated indeliberation and formulation of action plan, held at Sukhadia University,Udaipur, during 14th-16th May, 1985.

15. Attended 56th annual session of National Academy of Sciences, India held atUniversity of Rajasthan, Jaipur, during 25th-27th October 1986.

16. Attended National Conference on Plant Parasitic Nematodes of India-Problems and Progress, held at IARI, New Delhi, during 17th-20th December1986.

17. Attended Annual convention of Association of Plant Pathologists of India,held at CIMAP, Lucknow, during 7th April 1987.

18. Attended National Symposium on “Innovative Non-chemical methods forManagement of Plant Diseases and 43rd & 44th Annual Meeting of IndianPhytopathological Society, held at Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, during30th December- 2nd January, 1992.

19. Attended National Symposium on Recent advances in Botany, held atUniversity of Rajasthan, Jaipur, during 4th-5th May 1992.

20. Attended First Afro-Asian Nematology Symposium, held at Aligarh MuslimUniversity, Aligarh, during, 29th November – 3rd December 1992.

21. Attended National Symposium on “Prospects and Problems ofBiotechnology”, held at Allahabad University, Allahabad, during 19th-20th

February 1993.

22. Attended National Seminar on “Diagnosis and Management of PlantDiseases”, held at Lucknow University, Lucknow, during 3rd-4th April 1993.

23. Attended National Symposium on “Recent approaches in IntegratedNematode Management”, held at Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar,during 6th -7th August 1993.

24. Attended National Symposium on “Pests of Agricultural Importance andtheir Management”, held at University of Allahabad, Allahabad, during 19th-21st February 1994.

25. Attended National Conference on “Recent trends in Plant, Animal andHuman Pest Management- Impact on Environment”, held at MadrasChristian College, Madras, during 27th-29th December 1994.

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26. Attended National Symposium on “Ecotoxicological Problems and theirManagement”, held at University of Allahabad, Allahabad, during 19th-21st

February 1995.

27. Attended Forty-ninth annual meeting and national symposium on“Emerging Issues in Plant Pathology”, held at R.D. University, Jabalpur,during 15th-17th February 1997.

28. Attended National Symposium on “Integrated Pest Management in IndiaConstraints and Opportunities” held at IARI, New Delhi during 23rd-24th

October 1997.

29. Attended National Symposium on “Recent Advances in Diagnosis andManagement of Important Plant Diseases” held at C.S. Azad University ofAgriculture & Technology, Kanpur during 19th-20th December 1997.

30. Attended National Symposium on “Crop pest and disease management:Challenges for the next Millennium” held at M.P. Krishi Vidyapith, Rahuriduring 27th-28th November 1999.

31. Attended the National Seminar on “Indian Natural Colouring AgentsBeyond 2000AD” held at State Science Center, Lucknow during 11th-13th

February 2000.

32. Attended the 52nd Annual Meeting of IPS and National Symposium on “Roleof ‘Resistance in Intensive Agriculture” held at Directorate of WheatResearch, Karnal during 15th -17th February 2000.

33. Attended the “2nd Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at Allahabad University, Allahabad during 19th-20th February 2000.

34. Attended the ‘22nd Annual Conference and Symposium of Society ofMycology and Plant Pathology, Udaipur held at National Research Centerfor Mushroom, Solan during 3rd & 4th May 2000.

35. Attended the National Symposium on “Integrated Nematode Managementfor Sustainable Agriculture in the changing Agro-ecological and EconomicScenario in the new Millnnium” held at O.U.A.T., Bhubaneswar during 23rd

-24th November 2000.

36. Attended “Training of Trainers Programme on Drought Management”during August 27th to 31st, 2001 at Indian Institute of Public Administration,New Delhi.

37. Attended the National symposium and 3rd Indian Agricultural Scientists andFarmers Congress on the Occasion of Maha Kumbh Mela held atAllahabad University, Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2001.

38. Attended the National Congress on ‘Centenary of Nematology in India’ heldat Division of Nematology, I.A.R.I., New Delhi during 5th –7th December 2001.

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39. Attended the “89th Indian Science Congress” held at Lucknow University,Lucknow during 3-7 January 2002.

40. Attended the “4th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut during 16th-17th February 2002.

41. Attended the “5th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmers Congress”held at Allahabad University, Allahabad during 5th-7th February 2003.

42. Attended the National Symposium on ‘Pulses for Crop Diversification andNatural Resource Management” held at IIPR, Kanpur during 20th-22nd

December 2003.

43. Attended Biannial Group Meeting of ‘All India Coordinated ResearchProject on Plant Parasitic Nematodes with Integrated Approach for theirControl’ held at J.N.K.V.V., Jabalpur during 23rd-24th December 2003.

44. Attended National symposium and 6th Indian Agricultural Scientists andFarmers Congress held at Allahabad University, Allahabad during 21st-22nd

February 2004.

45. Attended National symposium and 7th AZRA conference on Recent trends inapplied zoological researches towards food and nutritional secyrity andtheir impact on environment: challenges ahead, held at Orissa University ofAgriculture & Technology, Bhubaneswar, Orissa during 14th-16th February2005.

46. Attended Meeting of Vice Chancellors of State Agricultural Universities andDeemed Universities on ‘Traditional versus open distance and technologymediated learning for formal and non-formal education’ held at Mumbai,during 4th-5th February 2005, organized by ICAR, New Delhi; Dr. BalasahebSawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli and Maharashtra Animal &Fishery Sciences University, Nagpur.

47. Attended “National Symposium on Recent Advances and ResearchPriorities in Indian Nematology”, held at IARI, New Delhi, during 9th-10th

December 2005, organized by Nematological Society of India.

48. Attended Vice-Chancellor conference of Agricultural Universities held atG.B. Pant University of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar, during 4th-5th

February 2006.

49. Attended “8th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress”, heldat BHU, Varanasi, during 21st-22nd February, 2006, organized by BiovedResearch Society and communication Center, Allahabad.

50. Attended National Conference on “Recent Advaces in Applied Zoology”(RAAZ-2006) held at CCS University, Meerut during 24th-25th March 2006.

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51. Attended meeting of Regional Advisory Committee as Chairman organizedby Regional Directorate, Central Board for Workers Education (Ministryof Labour and Employment, Govt. of India), Ghaziabad held at AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh on 8th November 2006.

52. Attended National Seminar on “New Strides in Microbiology, Biochemistry,Biotechnology and Agriculture Science” held at Doon (PG) ParamedicalCollege & Hospital, Dehradun (UA) during 3rd-4th February 2007.

53. Attended XV Biennial Group Meeting of All India Coordinated ResearchProject on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes with Integrated Approach for theirControl” (AICRP-ICAR) held at Assam Agriculture University, Jorhat(Assam) during 20th-22nd November 2007.

54. Attended National Symposium on Nematology in “21st Century: EmergingParadigms” held at Assam Agriculture University, Jorhat (Assam) during22nd-23rd November 2007.

55. Attended National Seminar on “Emerging trends in plant sciences:biodiversity, biotechnology and environmental conservation” and NationalSymposium on “Relevance of Linnaean legacy and thoughts on PlantDiversity in his Tercentenary year” held at Jiwaji University, Gwaliorduring 28th-30th November 2007.

56. Attended Golden Jubilee Celebration and workshop on “WorkersEducation for Organizational Excellence” organized by RegionalDirectorate, Central Board for Workers Education (Ministry of Labourand Employment, Govt. of India), Ghaziabad held at Sahibabad IndustriesAssociation, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad on 15th July 2008.

57. Attended meeting of Regional Advisory Committee as Chairman organizedby Regional Directorate, Central Board for Workers Education (Ministryof Labour and Employment, Govt. of India), Ghaziabad held at SahibabadIndustries Association, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad on 15th July 2008.

58. Attended Brain storming session on “National Policy on Bio-diesel” at DRDOBhawan, Raj Marg, New Delhi on 16th October 2008.

59. Attended National Seminar on “Traditional/indigenous practices for pestmanagement of major crops” held at Allahabad Agricultural Institute-Deemed University, Allahabad during 17th-18th November 2008.

60. Attended National Conference on “Emphasizing Recent Advances in OilseedProduction and Industrializtion with special reference to RapeseedMustard” held at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi during 21st-23rd

November 2008.

61. Attended Brain storming meeting on “Advancements in Biological ControlStrategies” held at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi on 23rd November2008.

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62. Attended Annual Group Meeting (2008) of All India Coordinated ResearchProject on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes with Integrated Approach for theirControl” (AICRP-ICAR) held at Maharana Pratap University of Agricultueand Technology, Udaipur (Rajasthan) 16th December 2008.

63. Attended XXXI All India Botanical Conference and InternationalSymposium on “Plant Biology and Environment: Changing Scenario” heldat Department of Botany, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 17th-19th

December 2008.

64. Attended “National Conference on Medicinal plants of Himalayas-Traditional Uses and Conservation Issues” held at H.N.B. GarhwalUniversity, Srinagar, Garhwal during 19th -21st February 2009.

65. Attended National Symposium on Achieving Millennium DevelopmentGoals: Problems and Prospects held at Bundelkhand University, Jhansiduring 25th-26th October 2009.

66. Attended National Conference on Biodiversity, Conservation andManagement of Bioresources held at Department of Zoology, AndhraUniversity, Visakhapatnam during 28th-29th October 2009.

67. Attended XVI Biennial Group Meeting of All India Coordinated ResearchProject on “Plant Parasitic Nematodes with Integrated Approach for theirControl” (AICRP-ICAR) held at Bidhan Chandra Krishi Vishwavidyalaya,Kalyani during 2nd-4th December 2009.

68. Attended 8th National Symposium on “Problems and Prospectives in Eco-friendly Innovatives to Plant Protection” held at C. S. A. University ofAgriculture and Technology, Kanpur during 24th-25th January 2010.

69. Attended Vice-Chancellor conference of Agricultural Universities held atICAR, New Delhi during 17th-18th February 2010.

70. Attended “12th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress” heldat ISD Collage, University of Allahabad, Allahabad during 20th -21st February2010.

71. Attended XXth meeting of ICAR Regional Committee on behalf of Vice-Chancellor, AMU, Aligarh held at Birsa Agriculture University, Ranchi on 7th

October 2010.

72. Attended the workshop on “Microbial Pesticides and Intellectual PropertyRights” held at Institute of Agriculture Sciences, BHU, Varanasi on 8th

October 2010.

73. Attended as Chairman of “Consortium Advisory Committee (CAC)Meeting” of National Agriculture Innovative Project (NAIP) held at IARI,New Delhi on 13th September 2010.

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74. Attended “13th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress” heldat Institute of Agriculture and Technology, University of Allahabad,Allahabad during 19th -20th February 2011.

75. Attended as Chairman of “Consortium Advisory Committee (CAC)Meeting” of National Agriculture Innovative Project (NAIP) held at IARI,New Delhi on 25th March 2011.

76. Attended “28th Meeting of Board of Governors (BOG) of Food craftInstitute, Aligarh” held at Lucknow on 8th April 2011.

77. Attended Meeting of the “Board of the Faculty of Science” held at CentralUniversity of Allahabad as an External Member on 14th May 2011.

78. Attended National Seminar on “Transfer of Technology of StrategicPesticides Use to Enhance Agricultural Production and Food Security”organized by ICAR, New Delhi and Dhanuka Agritech Limited underPublic–Private Partnership held at NASC, New Delhi on 1st June 2011.

79. Attended DAC’S Meeting to review alternative pesticides to Endosulphanunder the Chairmanship of Agriculture Commissioner, Government ofIndia held at Krishi Bhawan, ICAR, New Delhi on 3rd June 2011.

80. Attended Assessors Interaction Meeting- General Higher EducationInstitutions conducted by National Assessment and Accreditation Council(NAAC) held at Bangalore on 3rd-4th August 2011 to represent the Vice-Chancellor, AMU, Aligarh. Attended Review Meeting of NationalAgriculture Innovative Project (NAIP) as Chairman of “ConsortiumAdvisory Committee (CAC)” of held at NASC Complex, New Delhi on 18th

July 2012.

81. Participated as Chief Guest in a UGC sponsored National Workshop on“Experiment on Plant Pathology, Immunology and Tissue culture” held atT.N.B. College, Bhagalpur & P.G. Department of Biotechnology, T.M.Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur on 07th December 2012.

82. Attended 1st UP Science Congress held at DDU University, Gorakhpurduring 2nd-4th March 2013.

83. Attended 1st UP Agricultural Science Congress held at N. D. University ofAgriculture & Technology, Kumarganj, Faizabad during 17th-19th August2013.

84. 17th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress on “ Agri-Innovation for Enhancing Production and Rural Employment”, 21-22February, 2015, organized by Bioved Institute of Agriculture andTechnology, Allahabad at Bioved Krishi Prodyogiki Gram, Moharab,Sringverpur, Allahabad.

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85. 2nd National Seminar on Hi-tech horticulture: Challenges andOpportunities,, 26-27 February, 2015, organized by Department of AppliedPlant Science (Horticulture), Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University,Lucknow.

86. National Symposium on Recent Advances in Diagnosis and Management ofDiseases of Field and Horticultural Crops, Feb., 28- March 01, 2015,organized by Department of Plant Pathology, N. D. University ofAgriculture and Technology, Kumarganj, Faizabad.

87. National Seminar on, “Genetically Modified Crops: Challenges for Healthand Environment” held at Pant Auditorium of Department of Botany,University of Allahabad, Allahabad, on 11th April, 2015.

88. 18th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer’s Congress on “ Agri-Innovationfor Enhancing Production and Rural Employment”, 21-22 February, 2016,organized by Bioved Institute of Agriculture and Technology, Allahabad atBioved Krishi Prodyogiki Gram, Moharab, Sringverpur, Allahabad.

89. Attended Vice-Chancellors Convention on “Making World Class AgriculturalUniversity in India”,7-9 November,2014 at National Agricultural ScienceComplex (NASC) New Delhi.

90. Participated in 5th Regional Committee meeting of Indian AgricultureUniversities Association on 19-20th December, 2014 at Kerala AgriculturalUniversity, Thrissur, Kerala.

91. National Symposium jointly organized by Indian phytopathological Society(MEZ) and Deptt. of Plant Pathology, 28 Feb -1 march, 2015 at NDUAT MainCampus, Kumarganj, Faizabad.

92. Participated in the National KVK Conference on 25 July, 2015 at ShriKrishna Memorial Hall, Patna, Bihar.

93. Attended meeting of all the Vice-Chancellors of U.P. State Universities 12Sept.,2015 at Khwaja Moinuddeen Chishti Urdu Arabi-Farsi UniversityLucknow.

94. Attended 8th Agriculture Leadership Summit 2015 “Sustainable Agriculturefor Food and Nutrition Security” together with the Leadership Awards,18Sept.,2015 organized by Agriculture Today at Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhiunder the Chairmanship of Prof. MS Swaminathan, Pioneer of India’s GreenRevolution.

95. Attended interaction meeting with Dr. Matthew Morell, Deputy DirectorGeneral (Research) on 30 Sept., 2015 at hotel Vivanta by Taj, Gomti Nagar,Vipin Khand, Lucknow to discuss the India- IRRI collaboration in the field ofrice and rice based cropping system research and development in India.

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96. Attended Annual Vice-Chancellors’ (VCs) Conference of the StateAgricultural University (SAUs) and interface meeting with ICAR Directors,22-23 January, 2016 at NASC Complex, New Delhi

97. Attended National Seminar on Human Rights and Social Justice (Sponsoredby U.G.C.), 21 February, 2016, Organized by Department of Sociology, K.S.Saket P.G. College, Ayodhya- Faizabad (U.P.).

98. Participated in the “Round Table Consultation on the Draft NationalEducation Policy 2016” at India habitat Centre, New Delhi on 12th August,2016.

99. Participated in Group Discussion (Symposium) “IR8 Rice that Changed theWorld: Celebration 50 years of IR8”-India’s shifting role in the GlobalRice Sector at Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi.

100. Attended National Symposium on“ Eco-Friendly Approaches for PlantDisease Management: Recent Trends and Opportunities”, 28-29 December,2016 at Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur. National Symposium on“Climate Smart Agriculture for Nematode Management”, 11th-13th January,2017, organized by N.S.I., New Delhi, ICAR Central Coastal AgriculturalResearch Institute, Old Goa, India

101. 19th Indian Agric. Scientists and Farmers Cong. On "Prospects of GreenEconomy and Value Addition Technology for attracting and retainingyouth in Agriculture and Rural Sector", 18th-19th Feb., 2017, organized byBioved Institute of Agriculture and Technology, Allahabad at Bioved KrishiProdyogiki Gram, Moharab, Sringverpur, Allahabad.

102. National Seminar, “Education and Socio-Economic Development”, 27th

Sept., 2017, organized by International Institute of Education andManagement, New Delhi.

103. Participated in National Symposium on “Antimicrobial Resistance: FutureProspects in Human and Animal Health” on World Veterinary Day atAuditorium,29 April,2017 at College of Veterinary Science and AnimalHusbandry.

104. Participated in inaugural function of XXIV Annual Zonal Workshop of KVKsof UP & Uttarakhand on 8 June ,2017 at ATARI Kanpur.

105. Participated in the Joint Working Group of NITI Ayog and Uttar Pradesh aTask Force meeting on 24 August, 2017 in the Director’s Conference Room ofDirectorate of Agriculture, Madan Mohan Malviya Marg, Lucknow.

International Seminars, Conferences & Workshops

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1. Attended Third International Symposium on Plant Pathology, held at IARI,New Delhi, during 14th-19th December 1979.

2. Attended International Conference on “Current Progress in Medicinal andAromatic Plant Research”, held at Calcutta, during 30th December 1994 – 1st

January 1995.

3. Attended the Third International Symposium of Afro-Asian Society ofNematologists on “Nematology: Challenges and Opportunities in 21st

Century” held at Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore during 16th-19th

April 1998.

4. Attended the International Conference on ‘Global Change: Issues andChallenges’ held at Department of Geography, A.M.U., Aligarh during 12th-14th January 2002.

5. Attended International Symposium on the “Predictive, Preventive andMechanistic Mutagenesis” & XXXIII EMSI Annual Meeting held at AligarhMuslim University, Aligarh during 1st-3rd January 2008.

6. Attended International Conference on “Biodiversity, Conservation andManagement (BIOCAM – 2008)” held at Cochin University of Science &Technology, Cochin during 3rd-6th February 2008.

7. Attended International Conference on “Grain Legumes: QualityImprovement, Value Addition and Trade” held at Indian Institute of PulsesResearch, Kanpur during 14th-16th February 2009.

8. Attended 5th International Conference on “Plant Pathology in the GlobalizedEra” held at IARI, New Delhi during 10th-13th November 2009.

9. Participated in 7th World Education Summit, 6 August,2016 at Le Meridien,New Delhi.

10. Participated in 4th International Agri Horti Tech Uttar Pradesh 01-03December, 2016 at Lucknow.

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