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Browsing by Author "Vadivel Arunachalam"

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    Comparative evaluation of linear and nonlinear weather-based models for coconut yield prediction in the west coast of India
    (2020) Bappa Das; Bhakti Nair; Vadivel Arunachalam; K. Viswanatha Reddy; Paramesh Venkatesh; Debashis Chakraborty; Sujeet Desai
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    Enhancing ecosystem services and energy use efficiency under organic and conventional nutrient management system to a sustainable arecanut based cropping system
    (2019) Venkatesh Paramesh; Vadivel Arunachalam; Arun Jyoti Nath
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    Enhancing ecosystem services and energy use efficiency under organic and conventional nutrient management system to a sustainable arecanut based cropping system
    (2019) Venkatesh Paramesh; Vadivel Arunachalam; Arun Jyoti Nath
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    Enhancing ecosystem services and energy use efficiency under organic and conventional nutrient management system to a sustainable arecanut based cropping system
    (2019) Venkatesh Paramesh; Vadivel Arunachalam; Arun Jyoti Nath
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    Microsatellites mining in date palm (Phoenix dactylifera L.) and their cross transferability across Arecaceae family
    (2016) Kalathil Palliyarakkal Manju; Ramaswamy Manimekalai; SudalaimuthuAsari Naganeeswaran; Vadivel Arunachalam; Anitha Karun
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    Mining of expressed sequence tag libraries of cacao for microsatellite markers using five computational tools
    (2009) Aikkal Riju; Rajesh, M.K.; Fasila Sherin, P.T.P.; Chandrasekhar, A.; Elain Apshara, S.; Vadivel Arunachalam
    Expressed sequence tags (ESTs) provide researchers with a quick and inexpensive route for discovering new genes, data on gene expression and regulation, and also provide genic markers that help in constructing genome maps. Cacao is an important perennial crop of humid tropics. Cacao EST sequences, as available in the public domain, were downloaded and made into contigs. Microsatellites were located in these ESTs and contigs using five softwares (MISA, TRA, TROLL, SSRIT and SSR primer). MISA gave maximum coverage of SSRs in cacao ESTs and contigs, although TRA was able to detect higher order (>5-mer) repeats. The frequency of SSRs was one per 26.9 kb in the known set of ESTs. One-third of the repeats in ESTcontigs were found to be trimeric. A few rare repeats like 21-mer repeat were also located. A/T repeats were most abundant among the mononucleotide repeats and the AG/GA/TC/CT type was the most frequent among dimerics. Flanking primers were designed using Primer3 program and verified experimentally for PCR amplification. The results of the study are made available freely online database (http://riju.byethost31.com/cocoa/). Seven primer pairs amplified genomic DNA isolated from leaves were used to screen a representative set of 12 accessions of cacao.

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