Professor Majeed Ahmad was born on May 16, 1916 at Unnao in Lucknow, India. He received his school and college education in Lucknow and obtained M.Sc. degree from Lucknow University (India) in 1938 an...
27(1): 1-2,1995
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MOHAMMED NIZAMUDDIN
SPECIES OF THE GENUS BRYOPSIS LAMOUROUX (BRYOPSIDALES-CHLOROPHYCEAE-CHLOROPHYTA) FROM THE COAST OF PAKISTAN
A critical study of the genus Bryopsis Lamour., from the coast of Pakistan showed the occurrence of 16 species comprising 4 new ones viz., B. aishae Nizam. sp.nov., B. pakislanica Nizam. sp.nov., B. m...
27(1): 3-39,1995 -
Five taxa including 3 species of Chlorophyta viz., Enteromorpha intestinalis (L.) Nees, E. nizamuddinii Aisha et Shameel sp. nov., E. saifullahii Aisha et Shameel sp. novo and 2 forms of Charophyta vi...
27(1): 41-48,1995 -
A new species, Cystoseira masoudii Nizam., characterized by caespitose habit possessing smooth/spinose tophulose is described....
27(1): 49-54,1995 -
FAUZIA Y. HAFEEZ, M. AURANGZAIB KHAN*, SOHAIL HAMEED, EJAZ RASUL* AND KAUSER A. MALIK
USE OF GUS-MARKED RHIZOBIUM AND BRADYRHIZOBIUM STRAINS FOR STUDYING THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE INFECTION PROCESS
Effect of diurnally administered temperature regimes on the infection process of 3 Vigna spp., and 1Medicago sp., inoculated with GUS-marked (brady) rhizobial strains was examined. Conditions optimize...
27(1): 55-62,1995 -
TAHIR HUSSAIN, RIAZ AHMAD, TARIQ JAVAID, G. JILANI AND S.N. AKHTAR
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF THREE GREEN MANURES FOR BIOMASS PRODUCTION AND NITROGEN ACCUMULATION
The performance of three green manure plant species viz., Sesbania aculeala, S. rostrata and Cyamopsis lelragonoloba was studied at different growth stages under field conditions. An the green manures...
27(1): 63-66,1995 -
SYEDA SALEHA TAHIR, MUHAMMAD TAHIR M.RAJPUT AND R.C. CAROLIN
MORPHOLOGY OF THE FRUITS OF DAMPIERA SPECIES AND ITS TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE
SEM study of the fruits of Dampiera exhibit a complex morphological and micromorphological diversity providing valuable taxonomic information. The shape and surface pattern can be of high systematic s...
27(1): 67-72,1995 -
SYEDA S. TAHIR*, MAHBUBA KHANAM AND SYED Z. HUSAIN
A MICROMORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF POGOSTEMON DESF. SPECIES (LAMIACEAE) FROM BANGLADESH
An investigation of leaf, calyx and nutlet microcharacters of 13 species of the genus Pogostemon found in Bangladesh was conducted using the SEM and their reliability as taxonomic markers is discussed...
27(1): 73-82,1995 -
Pollen morphology of the family Sphenocleaceae has been studied from Pakistan by light and scanning electron microscope. Pollen grains are generally colporate, small, trilobed, oblate - spheroidal wit...
27(1): 83-86,1995 -
Pollen morphology of 3 species of the genus Bergia L., from Pakistan belonging to the family Elatinaceae has been examined by light and scanning electron microscope. Pollen grains are generally radial...
27(1): 87-92,1995 -
TUFAIL AHMED, GHULAM R. SARWAR, TAHIR ALl AND M. QAISER
BUZZ - POLLINATION IN TRICHODESMA INDICUM (L.) R. BR. (BORAGINACEAE).
Trrichodesma indicum (L.) R. Br. (Boraginaceae) flowers throughout the year. Flower was protandrous and remained in bloom for ± 3 days. Buzz-pollination was carried out stemotribically by two species...
27(1): 93-99,1995 -
IQBAL HUSSAIN, MUSHTAQ AHMAD AND AZRA QURAISHI
EFFECT OF EXPLANT SOURCE ON IN VITRO REGENERATION OF PLANTS THROUGH TISSUE PROLIFERATION IN PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L. CV. FUSLI
The effect of explant source on in vitro regeneration of plants through tissue proliferation in Phoenix dactyliftra L. cv Fusli is reported....
27(1): 101-104,1995 -
Suspension cultures established from hypocotyl derived calli pretreated with AS (adenine sulfate) and (NH4)2SO4, (ammonium sulfate) stimulated somatic embryogenesis in addition to root morphogenesis. ...
27(1): 105-109,1995 -
NAAZAR ALl, J.C. WYNNE AND J.P. MURPHY*
COMBINING ABILITY ESTIMATES FOR EARLY MATURITY AND AGRONOMIC TRAITS IN PEANUT (ARACHIS HYPOGAEA L.)
To develop early maturing and large seeded cultivars of peanut (Arachis hypogaea L) virginia type alltivars (No. 334, Banki and NC-9) were crossed with four early spanish type lines (ICGSE-4, ICGSE-13...
27(1): 111-119,1995 -
MOHAMMED JURlAL BALOCH, HIDAYATULLAH BHUTTO, REHMATULLAH RIND* AND GHULAM HUSSAIN TUNIO
COMBINING ABILITY ESTIMATES IN 5X5 DIALLEL INTRAHIRSUTUM CROSSES
A study was carried out to determine general and specific combining abilities of seed cotton yield, of bolls, sympodial branches, ginning outturn percent, seed and lint indices from 5x5 diallel intraI...
27(1): 121-126,1995 -
S. FAROOQ, T. M. SHAH, M. ARIF AND N. IQBAL
UTILIZATION OF RAPD MARKERS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF CULTIVATED AND WILD RICE SPECIES
Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers were generated in Perkin Elmer DNA Thermal Cycler using genomic DNAs extracted from different rice varieties/species and 6 synthetic 10 mer primers of...
27(1): 127-138,1995 -
A. BANO AND M. SANAULLAH
EFFECTS OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON NEUROTOXIN CONTENT IN LEAVES OF LATHYRUS SATIVUS
Effects of abscisic acid (ABA) and gibberellic acid (GA) on accumulation of Beta N-oxalylamino-Lalanine (BoAA) in leaves of Lathyrus sativus L., cvs. K 424 and K 280 under drought stress was examined....
27(1): 139-141,1995 -
R.K. MONDAL AND N.K. PAUL
EFFECT OF SOIL MOISTURE ON GROWTH ATTRIBUTES, ROOT CHARACTERS AND YIELD OF MUSTARD (BRASSICA JUNCEA L.)
Two cultivars of mustard, Sambal and Daulat were grown in soil in polythene bags under well-watered and water-stressed conditions. Soil moisture had significant effect on total dry matter production a...
27(1): 143-150,1995 -
HUMAIRA MARYAM, SHOAIB ISMAIL, FARKHUNDA ALA AND RAFIQ AHMAD
STUDIES ON GROWTH AND SALT REGULATION IN SOME HAWPHYTES AS INFLUENCED BY EDAPHIC AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
Variations in plant growth due to changes in edaphic and climatic conditions in two halophytic species viz., Suaeda fruticosa (L.) and Tamarix indica Willd., from the saline community at Karachi Unive...
27(1): 151-163,1995 -
M.A. SETHAR, *D.L. LAIDMAN, *J.M. WILSON AND R.B.MIRBAHAR
HARDENING POTENTIAL IN COTTON (GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM L.) AT HIGH TEMPERATURE STRESS
Leaves of cotton cultivar 5-12 were acclimated at temperatures ranging from 35 to 44°C for different lime periods followed by heat stress at 45 or 46°C. The heat acclimation potential was analyzed b...
27(1): 165-168,1995 -
RAHMAT ULLAH KHAN AND ABDUR RASHID
WHEAT PRODUCTION AS INFLUENCED BY PLANTING TIME UNDER RAINFED CONDITION OF ELMARJ-LIBYA
Field experiments on seeding dates were conducted during 1990-91 and 1991-92 to determine the optimum time for sowing of wheat crop under rainfed condition. Early as well as late sowing of wheat reduc...
27(1): 169-173,1995 -
SOALIHA AHMED AND Z.S. SIDDIQUI
EFFECT OF TOPSIN FUNGICIDE (METHYL TIDOPHENATE) ON CHLOROPHYLL, PROTEIN AND PHENOL CONTENTS OF HIBISCUS ESCULENTUS AND CAPSICUM ANNUM
Effect of Topsin fungicide (Methyl thiophenate) on chlorophyll, protein and phenol contents of Hibiscus esculentus and Capsicum annuum was examined. Topsin showed an increase in all the biochemical pa...
27(1): 175-178,1995 -
ASLAM KHAN* AND L.A. SPILDE
THE INFLUENCE OF PROPICONAZOLE FUNGICIDE APPLICATION ON HARD RED SPRING WHEAT CULTIVARS
The effect of foliar applied systemic fungicide propiconazole (1-[[2-2,4 dichlorophenyl) on the agronomic, seed quality, and economic response of hard spring wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) was investiga...
27(1): 179-186,1995 -
SOALIHA AHMED, YASMIN YUSUF AND HAJRA AZHAR ALl
DIFFERENCES IN PROTEIN CONTENT IN LEAVES OF RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE VARIETIES OF WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM) AFTER INFECTION WITH BROWN RUST FUNGUS (PUCCINIA RECONDITA)
Protein content in 8 different varieties of wheat after infection with Puccinia recondira, the brown rust fungus was examined. Protein content showed an increase in resistant and moderately resistant ...
27(1): 187-191,1995 -
FARHAT F. JAMIL, M. SARWAR, IKRAMUL HAQ and NIGHAT BASHIR
IDENTIFICATION OF PATHOTYPES IN ASCOCHYTA RABIEI (PASS.) LAB., THE CAUSE OF CHICKPEA BLIGHT IN PAKISTAN
One hundred and two isolates of Ascochyra rabiei differing in their cultural characters were selected for pathotype analysis from a large collection of isolates obtained from chickpea growing areas of...
27(1): 193-199,1995 -
Using ISTA techniques, the seedborne mycoflora of 24 samples of tomato seeds collected from different parts of Pakistan was examined. Of the 37 species of fungi belonging to 20 genera isolated, 22 spe...
27(1): 201-208,1995 -
Species of Bipolaris, Botryodiplodia, Cephaliophora, Cephalosporium, Colletotrichum, Corynascus, Curvularia, Exerohilum, Fusarium, Macrophomiful, Melanospora, Nigrospora, Rhizoclonia, Sclerotium, Slem...
27(1): 209-216,1995 -
SYED ASIM REHAN KAZMI, SALEEM SRAHZAD* AND ISHRAT NIAZ
EFFECT OF NEEM OIL ON IN VITRO GROWTH OF ROOT INFECTING FUNGI
Effect of neem oil and benomyl on the growth of root infecting fungi viz., Macrophomina phaseolina, Rhizoclonia solani and Fusarium moniliforme was examined. Benomyl showed greater suppression in grow...
27(1): 217-220,1995 -
TARIQ HUSAIN AND ABDUL GHAFFAR
EFFECT OF SOIL MOISTURE ON THE COLONIZATION OF MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA ON ROOTS OF CHICKPEA
Colonization of Macrophomina phaseolina on roots of chickpea was higher when plants were subjected to moisture stress as compared to unstressed plants. Colonization on primary roots was greater at ear...
27(1): 221-225,1995 -
SYED EHTESHAMUL- HAQUE AND ABDUL GHAFFAR
EFFECT OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM JAPONICUM AND FUNGICIDES IN THE CONTROL OF ROOT ROT DISEASE OF SOYBEAN
Seed dressing of soybean with Bradyrhizobium japonicum alone or mixed with different concentration of fungicides viz., benlate, dithane, bavistin and vitavax showed significant (p < 0.001) protection ...
27(1): 227-232,1995 -
M. ARIF, S.M. MUGHAL, S. KHALID AND S. HASSAN*
SOME BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL AND SEROLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF POTATO LEAF ROLL VIRUS (PLRV) IN PAKISTAN
Mean incidence of potato leaf roll virus (PLRV) in the plains of Pakistan was recorded as 44% in general, 53 % in the market or uncertified seed and 11% in certified or improved seed. The virus was su...
27(1): 233-241,1995 -
MUHAMMAD BASHIR AND R.O. HAMPTON
PURIFICATION AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF SOME ISOLATES OF BLACKEYE COWPEA MOSAIC AND COWPEA APHID-BORNE MOSAIC POTYVIRUSES
Two isolates of blackeye cowpea mosaic (BICMV) and two of cowpea aphid-borne mosaic (CABMV) potyviruses were purified by three purification procedures. Variable virus yields of each isolate of each vi...
27(1): 243-249,1995 -
ZAHOOR AHMAD, M. BASHIR, KAZUO NAKASHIMA*, TAKAO MITSUEDA AND NOBOU MURATA
BERMUDA GRASS WIDTE LEAF CAUSED BY PHYTOPLASMAS IN PAKISTAN
Bennuda grass (Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers.) is widely distributed in Pakistan. The lawn grass at the Plant Genetic Resources Institute (PGRI) at National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC), Islamabad...
27(1): 251-252,1995 -
FATIMA S. MEHDI* AND ZAKIA HASAN
COLONIZATION OF DEAD NEEDLES OF QUETTA PINE (PINUS HALEPENSIS L.) BY AQUATIC HYPHOMYCETES
Ingold (1966) reported that aquatic hyphomycetes were unable to colonize conifer needles. Since then, no report has been published on colonization of pine needles by aquatic hyphomycetes. An experimen...
27(1): 253-254,1995 -
MASUD-UL-HASSAN, TAHMINA RASOOL AND MOHAMMED NIZAMUDDIN*
A NEW SPECIES OF THE GENUS CLOSTERJUM FROM PAKISTAN
During our investigations on the freshwater algae of the Puujab, we came across an interesting collection of Closterium spp., usually growing as planctonic in the rice fields. A gigantic form of Clost...
27(1): 255-256,1995