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Indian Chapter of Asian PGPR Satellite Workshop

PGPRs for Sustainable Crop Productivity

NASC Auditorium, New Delhi, Indiath25 Feb 2016 - Thursday

9:00 - 18:00 hours

Organized by

Indian Phytopathological Society

Sponsored by

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Asian PGPR Society

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Important dates to remember:

Last date for early bird registration : December 15, 2015

Last date for submission of abstract : December 15, 2015

About the PGPR SocietyThe Asian PGPR Society for Sustainable Agriculture is a non-profit scientific society,was formed and registered in India during 2009 and subsequently in USA to enable scientists, researchers, academicians, government groups, students, farmers and industry personnel throughout the globe. The purpose of the society is to advance state-of-the-art science through domestic and international meetings that facilitate communication, cooperation and collaboration among scientists involved in PGPR research.

The Society actively promotes research, development, funding, and public awareness through the society newsletters and website. On the international front, we have conducted our First Asian PGPR Conference in ANGRAU, Hyderabad, India in 2009; The Second Conference in Beijing, China during 2011, The 3rd Conference in Manila, Philippines during

th2013 and the 4 Conference in Hanoi, Vietnam 2015 with great success. More than 200 participants attended these Conferences from several Asian countries including India. We are committed to organize this kind of meeting every two years with in Asian countries and the 5th Conference is scheduled to be held in Bogor, Indonesia during 2017. Two Indian Chapter of workshops were conducted in Baroda (2013) and Varanasi (2014) with tremendous response from PGPR scientists of India.

PGPR (Biofertilizers & Biofungicides) are Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria defined as root-colonizing bacteria that exert beneficial traits on plant-growth and development. Root colonization comprises the ability of PGPR to establish on or in the root or rhizosphere to multiply, survive and colonize along the growing root in the presence of the indigenous microflora. PGPR are considered as efficient microbial competitors in the soil-root zone. Genera of PGPR generally include, Arthrobacter, Azospirillum, Bacillus, Bradyrhizobium, Frankia, Pseudomonas, Rhizobium, Serratia, Thiobacillus, and others. In addition to plant growth promotion, PGPR are also used for controlling several plant pathogens, enhancement of nutrient up-take and in rhizomediation. PGPR exert beneficial effects on plant growth and development by a wide variety of mechanisms. To be an effective PGPR, bacteria must be able to colonize roots because bacteria need to establish itself in the rhizosphere at population densities sufficient to produce the beneficial effects. The exact mechanism by which PGPR stimulate plant growth is not clearly established, although several hypotheses such as production of phytohormones, suppression of deleterious organisms, activation of phosphate solubilization, and promotion of the mineral nutrient uptake are usually believed to be involved.

In the context of increasing international concern for food and environmental quality, the use of PGPR for reducing chemical inputs in agriculture is a potentially important issue. PGPR have gained world-wide importance and acceptance for sustainable agricultural benefits. PGPR's are the potential tools for future of sustainable agriculture. Currently, there is an active and growing group of researchers working on fundamental and applied aspects of PGPR. The application and commercialization of PGPR for sustainable agriculture is a growing and demanding market world-wide.

About the venue: NASC Complex, New Delhi, IndiaNational Agriculture Science Centre is a prestigious complex built by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research spread

over an area of around 22 acres with multidimensional state of the art facilities like a National Agricultural Museum,

Symposia Complex, large underground parking, offices of the international and national organizations of agricultural

research, National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS), Association of Agricultural Universities of India, lush green

large landscapes and a centrally air conditioned International Guest House comprising of single/double rooms and suites

each equipped with modern facilities, telephone, internet, TVs, etc.

1. Basis of plant-microbe interaction for plant health and promotion(Molecular basis of plant microbe interactions; Rhizosphere microbiome; Molecular basis of microbe triggered

plant growth promotion; Endophytic microbes and their role in plant health and promotion; Legume and non-

legume biological nitrogen fixation; Microbe induced plant genes, etc.)2. Application technologies

(Delivery, Formulations, Technology transfer, Up-scaling and production, Role of industries, Biosafety and risk

analysis, Registration, Case studies and success stories on PGPR applications, etc.)

The Asian PGPR Society Indian Chapter of Satellite workshop organizing committee solicits Abstracts for the meeting.

The technical program is being planned to provide the latest scientific information and technologies of PGPR. There will

be two kinds of presentations, Oral and Posters. Oral presentations are limited to 16, and will be selected from the

submitted abstracts or by special invitation by the organizing committee.

Abstracts must report results of original research or other activity of significant merit that relates to PGPR and the related industry which includes introduction and review of literature, objectives, methods, results, and conclusion/significance of the research to the science of PGPR. Abstracts should not exceed to 300 words excluding authors and their affiliations.?

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On-line submission at is strongly encouraged.Abstracts may be also submitted by mail to: or Please contact the Secretariat ( ) if you do not receive confirmation regarding receipt of your abstract within 10 days.Poster papers have equal status with invited oral presentations. Abstracts of papers will be printed and available to all conference delegates.

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A display panel will be allocated to each poster. Use standard 30" x 40" (76 cm x 100 cm) poster board, with 30" (76cm) edge along the top and bottom. The organizer will supply dual scotch tape to attach the posters to the panel. No pens, pins or writing materials may be used on the display panels. Posters must be legible from a distance of at least 2 metres. Heading and subtitles should have the smallest letters in 80-point font (lowercase 12 mm, capitals 17 mm). In the text the smaller letters should be 36-point font (lowercase 7 mm, capitals 9 mm) with a line thickness of 1 mm. Each poster should preferably have a single, easy to follow message, be readable in a short time, prepared in an eye-catching, logical layout and include authors' names and affiliation below the title. Use color pictures, graphs and diagrams in preference to tables.

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Topics

Call for papers

Abstract submission

Technical Session entitle : …………………………………………………………........................

Inheritance of blast resistance and its allelic relationship with five major R genes in a rice landrace

“Vanasurya”1 3 3 3 3 3 2 4H. Rajashekara *, Ranjith K. Ellur , Apurva Khanna , M. Nagarajan , S. Gopala Krishnan , A.K. Singh , P. Sharma , T.R. Sharma and

2U.D. Singh1 2Crop Protection Section, Vivekananda Institute of Hill Agriculture, Almora 263 601, Uttarakhand, India; Division of Plant Pathology,

2Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110 012, India; Division of Genetics, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New 3Delhi 110 012, India; Rice Breeding and Genetics Research Centre, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Aduthurai 612 101,

4Tamil Nadu, India; National Research Centre on Plant Biotechnology, New Delhi 110 012, India

A rice landrace “Vanasurya” was identified to be blast resistant after multilocation evaluation under uniform blast nursery (UBN). The

F2 population derived from the cross between Vanasurya x susceptible rice cultivar, CO 39 showed a segregation of 3R:1S, which

revealed that the resistance to blast disease is governed by a single dominant gene ............................

Executive Committee – Asian PGPR SocietyProf. M.S. Reddy Dr. Y. R. Sarma Dr. K.V.S.S Sairam Dr. V. Krishna RaoProf. A.R. Podile Prof. H.B. Singh Dr. K.R.K. Reddy Dr. Hari Kishan SudiniDr. K. Vijay Krishna Kumar Dr. S. Desai Dr. R. Sayyed Dr. L. BashanDr. N. Arora

National Advisory CommitteeProf. M.S. Reddy Dr. Y. R. Sarma Prof. A.R. Podile Prof. H.B. SinghDr G. Archana Dr. Shilpi Sharma Dr. M.K. Naik Dr. Ajit VarmaDr. S. Jahagirdar Dr C.L.L. Gowda Dr. D.L.N. Rao Dr. T. MohapatraDr. M. Anandaraj Dr. P. Chowdappa Dr. S. Niranjana Dr. Sushil K SharmaDr. K. S. Jagadeesh Prof. Suresh Deka Dr. Narendra Tuteja Prof. Pramod W RamtekeProf. N. Raaman Dr B. Venkateswarlu Dr. Rajendra Singh

International Advisory CommitteeProf. Joseph W. Kloepper Dr. David Bergvinson Dr. Willie Dar Dr.rer.nat. Sarjiya Antonius Dr. John Yong Dr. William D. Batchelor Prof. Ahmad I. Al-Turki Dr. C. L. Laxmipathi GowdaDr. Lambert Bräu Dr. Didier Lesueur Prof. Dr. Rainer Borriss Dr. Yoav Bashan Dr. Luz E. de-Bashan Dr. Dilantha Fernando Dr. Choong-Min Ryu Dr. Cargele Masso Dr. Yuquan Xu Dr. Trinh Khac Quang Dr. Henry Fadamiro Dr. Dilfuza EgamberdievaDr. Tsedeke Abate Dr. Anton Alexandru Ciucu Dr. Kyungseok Park Prof. rer. nat. Gabriele BergDr. Peter A.H.M. Bakker Prof. Hani Antoun Dr. Mariangela Hungria Prof. Kornelia Smalla Dr. Zhiyuan Tan Dr. Irina E. Smirnova Dr. Ali Ariapour Dr. Esmat M.Hegazi Prof. Christian Staehelin Dr. Mohamed A. El Meleigi Dr. Yun-Yue Wang Dr. Le Nhu KieuMr. Rodolfo O. Ilao Dr. Nguyen Tri Ngoc Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Nga

Organizing CommitteeOrganizing Secretary Dr. Pratibha Sharma

Professor Division of Plant Pathology

ICAR-IARI, New Delhi Email: [email protected]

Cell: (0091) 9810119397

ConvenerDr. A. Kumar

Principal ScientistDivision of Plant Pathology

ICAR-IARI, New DelhiEmail: [email protected]

Cell: (0091) 9540829009

Organizing ChairmanDr. K. AnnapurnaHeadDivision of MicrobiologyICAR-IARI, New Delhi Email: [email protected]: (0091) 9868422180

Society office in USA

Society Office in India

Asian PGPR Society Secretariat, PO BOX: 628, Auburn, AL, USA 36831Ph: 334-559-1971; Fax: 334-246-3249Emails: [email protected]; [email protected]

Asian PGPR Society Secretariat, C/o Groundnut Pathology Unit, ICRISAT, Patancheru, Telangana State, IndiaTel: 91-40-32580685, 91-40-30713696, 91-9490635921 (India)Fax: 91-40-23702823 (India)Emails: [email protected], [email protected] Web: www.asianpgpr.com

Conference SecretariatPGPR Satellite WorkshopIndian Phytopathological SocietyDivision of Plant Pathology ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research InstituteNew Delhi 110012, IndiaTel: +91-11-25840023, 25848418Mobile : +91-9868448896, 9953306269Email: [email protected], [email protected] : www.ipsdis.org

Conference Web: www.ipsdis.org/conference

Please complete the registration form and return it to: Dr. Pratibha SharmaOrganizing Secretary

th6 International Conference, Indian Phytopathological Society, Division of Plant Pathology Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110012, India Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

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PGPRs for Sustainable Crop ProductivityNASC Auditorium, New Delhi, India

th25 Feb 2016 - Thursday

9:00 - 18:00 hours

The conference will be open for registered delegates. The details of registration fee are given above. The Registration Form (enclosed) may be filled and sent to the Organizing Secretary before December 15, 2015, alongwith the Demand Draft in favour of “IPS International Conference 2016” payable at New Delhi.

Online registration may be made using Debit/Credit card. Card payment can be made online via the conference website (http://www.ipsdis.org). Only Master, Visa, and American Express will be acceptable. It will be billed in Rs/US$. Consequently, the amount charged to your account may vary due to the fluctuation in exchange rates. Registration can also be made via net banking (NEFT) using the following banks details:

Account Name : “IPS International Conference 2016”; Bank Name : Syndicate Bank Branch address: Pusa Campus, IARI, New Delhi 110012, India Account No. : 90292010125020; SWIFT Code : SYNB IN BB 019; IFSC Code : SYNB0009029




9:00 - 18:00 hours

Registration Fees* Payment

Before 15 December, 2015 After 15 December, 2015

Scientists and Employees Rs 3500 Rs 4000

International Delegates US$ 175 US$ 250

Students, SRFs and RAs: Rs 2000 Rs 2500

International Student Delegates US$ 150 US$ 200

?Please send the Registration fee along with the Registration form on or before December 15, 2015?Delegates are encouraged to stay back for next day's Valedictory programme of IPS international

conference?All formalities associated with workshop will be handled by IPS, New Delhi (Visa formalities;

Accommodation etc)

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This fee is for delegates to attend Asian PGPR satellite workshop only which includes attendance of Feb 26 of IPS Conference sessions, Conference kits, abstract book, two days lunches, dinners and tea/coffee breaks. Please click here to register Asian PGPR satellite workshop.

Delegates registering for IPS 2016 are entitled to attend one day Asian PGPR satellite workshop without any additional fee with all the privileges as per IPS2016 guidelines. Please click here to register APS 2016 Conference.

Asian PGPR satellite workshop delegates can also register for IPS 2016 to enjoy all the benefits includes Asian PGPR and IPS 2016.




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Please complete the Accommodation form and return it to: Mr. Vishal Rathour / Ms. Ragini Wanchoo on the below details:

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Terms and Conditions:

?Quoted rates are in INR on per room, Per night basis, including breakfast and hotel taxes and service tax.?Extras are not included and to be paid directly by the guest?In case of any changes in tax structure by the Government, the revised tax amount will be applicable and will be

payable by the Delegate/Guest?Room booking is possible against 100% advance?Rooms will be allotted on a first come first serve basis and are subject to availability?All payment should reach the Official Travel Agent within five days of submitting the Hotel Accommodation Form or

else the same will be treated as a dummy booking and cancelled thereby.

Mode of payment:

Demand Draft:Demand Draft in favour of “PLAN IT MEETINGS AND CONFERENCE PVT. LTD” payable at New Delhi and to be sent to below mentioned address.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations received before 90 days prior to check in date No cancellation charges

Cancellations received between 90 –60 days prior to check in date

Cancellations received between 59 - 30 days prior to check in date

One night room charge

Minimum 01 night or 25% of the total billing, whichever is higher, will be charged as retention

Cancellations received less than 30 days 100% cancellation charges applicable

Queries and Bookings contact: Mr. Vishal Rathour / Ms. Ragini Wanchoo on the below details:

Plan it! by Creative TravelCreative Plaza, Nanakpura, Moti Bagh,New Delhi - 110021, INDIA Mob: 91- 9136619981/ 8826158777T: (+91-11) 26872257, 26114281Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

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