Transvaluate of genotype × environment × season interaction of agronomic traits and bioactive compounds of Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal in the Deccan plateau region

Agricultural-based challenges, genetic enhancement, and obstacles to an industrially important medicinal plant, ashwagandha (Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal): A review

The study was conducted during the year 2018-19 in Raipur and Dhamtari district of the Chhattisgarh state. The reason for selecting the districts because Front Line Demonstration of particular oyster mushroom production was conducted in these districts. The stakeholders like researchers, progressive growers, business personnel and self-help group of oyster mushroom production were selected, in this way the total 60 stakeholders were selected for the study. The data were collected by personally interview with the help of pre-tested interview schedule. A list of variables to be dealt with was prepared based on Adoption Diffusion Outcome Prediction Tool which having four quadrants that were considered for analysis are as follows: (1) Relative advantage for the farming population, (2) Learnability characteristics of the innovation, (3) Population-specific influences on the ability to learn about the practice, and (4) Relative advantage of the technology [1] and collected data were classified, tabulated and analysed using descriptive statistics like mean, frequency, and percentage. Majority of respondents were oriented towards income increment and profit maximization. oyster mushroom production enterprise is coming under the 'easily trialable' category (60.00%) followed by 'moderately trialable’ category (25.00%). With regarding to ease and convenience, the results from highlights that oyster mushroom production considered under ‘small increase in ease and convenience’ category (38.33%) followed by ‘large increase in ease and convenience’ category (30.00%).

The Effect of Population Level and Technology toward the Oyster Mushroom Production

An insight into the potential varieties of Ashwagandha (Indian ginseng) for better therapeutic efficacy

Constructing nickel sulfide @ nickel boride hybrid nanosheet arrays with crystalline/amorphous interfaces for supercapacitors.

Genetic diversity and future prospects in Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal: an assessment based on quantitative traits in different accessions of Ashwagandha

Synergistic Incorporation of Fe and Co into Nickel Boride/NiCoHydroxide Nanosheets to Tune Voltage Plateau and Charge Storage in Supercapacitors

Predicting Farmer Uptake of Innovation on ‘Biofortified Wheat Variety’ for Seed Production – An Application of the Adoption and Diffusion Outcome Prediction Tool (ADOPT)

Synergistic Incorporation of Fe and Co into Nickel Boride Nanosheets to Tune Voltage Plateau and Charge Storage in Supercapacitors

Gallium Nitride (GaN) hetero-structure on Silicon (Si) and Silicon Carbide (SiC) substrates as well as Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) based Hall sensor are developed, evaluated and compared. Each sensor characterization is performed at various magnetic fields up to 2 T over a temperature range of 300 K to 500 K in step size of 25 K. Hall voltages of GaN on Si, GaN on SiC and GaAs sample are measured for magnetic fields ranging from 0.2 T to 2 T at different temperatures. GaAs being a low energy band gap material, its sensitivity drastically drops down from 4300V/AT at low temperatures to around 2500V/AT beyond room temperature. Contrarily, GaN based Hall sensors do not show much variation at high temperatures. The current relative sensitivity obtained experimentally is found to be around 40–50 V/A/T for GaN devices over the temperature range considered; for GaAs device, it is more than 500 V/AT at high temperatures. A very small variation of less than 5% in sensitivity is noted in GaN on Si and GaN on SiC substrates. Also, the absolute temperature co-efficient of GaN devices is 0.03%/K and 0.02%/K for Si and SiC substrates respectively whereas for GaAs devices is 0.23%/K.

Comparison of GaN and GaAs based Hall Magnetic Sensor for Power Applications

Anuj Kumar

Papers

Genetic diversity and future prospects in Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal: an assessment based on quantitative traits in different accessions of Ashwagandha

Synergistic Incorporation of Fe and Co into Nickel Boride/NiCoHydroxide Nanosheets to Tune Voltage Plateau and Charge Storage in Supercapacitors

Predicting Farmer Uptake of Innovation on ‘Biofortified Wheat Variety’ for Seed Production – An Application of the Adoption and Diffusion Outcome Prediction Tool (ADOPT)

Synergistic Incorporation of Fe and Co into Nickel Boride Nanosheets to Tune Voltage Plateau and Charge Storage in Supercapacitors

Comparison of GaN and GaAs based Hall Magnetic Sensor for Power Applications