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Kuruva islands open for tourists today - Vimarsana News

Kuruva islands open for tourists today

Kuruva islands open for tourists today Updated: Updated: April 10, 2021 01:00 IST Situated in the estuary of Mananthavady river, it is a safe haven for migratory birds and butterflies Share Article Workers erecting sign boards on Kuruva Islands.   Situated in the estuary of Mananthavady river, it is a safe haven for migratory birds and butterflies The Kuruva islands, a major eco-tourism destination in Wayanad district, will be opened to tourists on Saturday after an interval of two years. Entry was barred for tourists to the major tourism destinations under the South Wayanad Forest Divisi...

Three Patents filed by NMPB, MoA as part of sponsored research projects - Vimarsana News

Three Patents filed by NMPB, MoA as part of sponsored research projects

Apr 13, 2021 Under these sponsored / financially supported research projects, NMPB so far identified three unique projects which are novel in nature and patentable. They are: (1.) Bio-production of secondary metabolites from Aegle marmelos which is commonly known as Bel (R&D/TN-04/2006-07); (2.) In vitro production of secondary metabolites from tree species of Dashmoola (10 roots used in Ayurveda) through hairy root cultures (R&D/TN-0112013-14-NMPB); and (3.) Development of anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory agents from Dioscoria floribunda (R&D/UP-04/2015-16). While the first two projects bel...

Coimbatore: New species of gall midges found near Singanallur lake | Coimbatore News - Vimarsana News

Coimbatore: New species of gall midges found near Singanallur lake | Coimbatore News

The species was identified by the members of ZSI and CUBE and the team comprises Vasanthakumar, Senthilkumar Palanisamy, Vinny R Peter, and Radheshyam M Sharma. COIMBATORE: During a field visit in 2015, a researcher from the Western regional centre of the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) Durai Vasanthakumar and his team spotted a small bulge along the middle vein of one of the leaves of ziziphus mauritiana (Indian jujube) near Singanallur lake, Coimbatore. Little did they know that they had identified a new species, which would later be named after them. While collecting and preserving the l...