Bareilly College

About: Bareilly College is a based out in . It is known for research contribution in the topics: Quantitative structure–activity relationship & Population. The organization has 171 authors who have published 214 publications receiving 2127 citations.

Infectivity of Bufo melanostictus (Amphibia: Bufonidae) to Two New Species of Haematozoan Parasites from Rohilkhand, India

Abstract: Micro-haematotechniques (hanging drop preparations, microhaematocrit, permanent smears) on blood of Bufo melanostictus revealed 210 % prevalence of Trypanosoma bisalpurensis n sp (intensity 10–20/100 RBCs) and Hepatozoon gangwarii n sp (intensity 10–30/100 RBCs) The permanent preparations of the parasites were cyto-morpho-taxonomically compared with the previously described forms The characteristic ‘S’-shaped body, the unusual close proximity of the nucleus and kinetoplast, the slender and elongated body and a shortened free flagellum of the Trypanosoma species and the differential size, nuclear position and dimensions, nuclear displacement ratio, absence of capsule and gametocyte characteristics of Hepatozoon are regarded as novel identity of the parasites and are being reported as new species with specific characters as provided in this communication The displacement of the host nucleus is consequential due to Hepatozoon infection and is also described herein

METAL DEPOSITION PATTERN IN KUMAON HILLS (INDIA) THROUGH ACTIVE MONITORING USING MOSS Racomitrium Crispulum

Abstract: Biomonitoring is a method of observing the impact of external factors on ecosystems and their development over a long period. In this research the level of Zn, Cu, Cd and Pb has been determined in samples of the moss Racomitrium crispulum from the area of Almora, Nainital and Pithoragarh of Kumaon hills. High metallic load was observed in locations near proximity of higher traffic density area, which integrated due to enhanced tourism during summer, followed by winter and monsoon season; while in rural area high value of Zn, Cu and Cd attributes to their use in fertilizers. Positive significant correlations obtained between Pb-Zn and Zn-Cu suggest a common origin of these metals. Elemental concentration in Racomitrium.crispulum was in the order of Zn> Pb ~ Cu> Cd in summer, Zn> Cu > Pb > Cd in winter season and Zn> Cu > Pb > Cd in monsoon which reflect atmospheric trace elemental load. Bioaccumulation ability of this moss was evaluated statistically using DMR test and cartographically presented on contour maps obtained from SURFER program.

Rate of Approximation for Certain Szasz–Mirakyan–Durrmeyer Operators

Abstract: We study a certain integral modiflcation of the well known Szasz{ Mirakyan operators with a weight function of a general Baskakov basis func- tion. We establish some direct results on a simultaneous approximation for these new operators.

Seed development ofAbelmoschus esculentus (Malvaceae)

Abstract: The endosperm is nuclear, cell wall initiation starts 5 days after pollination. During early stages endosperm nuclei exhibit synchrony in their division. Embryogeny is of the Asterad type. A7-to 10-celled suspensor persists up to the dicot stage of the embryo. Both integuments contribute towards formation of the seed coat. 30 days after pollination seeds become mature. Their endosperm is scanty and persists as a thin layer between the folds of the cotyledons. Nucellus remnants are present towards the funicular side.