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September 16-18, 2024 | Rome, Italy
GPMB 2024

Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer

Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer, Speaker at Plant Events
Bihar Institute of Public Administration & Rural Development, India
Title : Importance of plant science and molecular biology for the sustainable seed-cotton (or kapas) development

Abstract:

Organic seed-cotton (or kapas) is the seed-cotton (or kapas) grown without using synthetic chemicals either as pesticides or as growth promotors, there by supporting plant science, molecular biology, bio-diversity and bio-geo- chemical cycles. Genetically modified seed-cotton is not sustainable seed-cotton. This kind of seed-cotton is cultivated using lower levels of pesticides and fertilizers; however, it is not completely free from them. Organic cotton does not use genetic modification, chemical pesticides or fertilizers. Helicoverpa armigera, commonly known as American cotton bollworm, is a pest that causes boll worm diseases which is a serious damage to seed-cotton (or kapas) crops. Extensive use of chemical insecticides, such as pyrethroid and organophosphates, has led to the development of resistance against these chemicals in H. armigeraPectinophoro gossypiella, is commonly known as Pink Bollworms and bud worm. India has adopted Bt seed-cotton (Bt Kapas) in the year 2001, which is grown in almost 90% of its total cotton area. Bt Cotton is the seed-cotton (or Kapas) that is seed-cotton crop which a kind of plant duly modified genetical seed-cotton. The toxicity produced by the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) that is the gene production pesticide added in to the genome of the cotton. Bt Toxin which acts as a pesticide or insecticide for the insects destroying the seed-cotton crops. The insect resistant genetically modified seed- cotton was designed and developed from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis in such away enables to produces Bt Protein and kills Heliothis (cotton bollworm) responsible for eating the seed-cotton leaves. Bt Gene protects the cotton plants from bollworm and bud worms which are major pest of seed-cotton as the bollworms present on the leaves become lethargic and sleepy and thus cause less damage to the seed-cotton plants. Bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) is a bacterium that is not toxic to humans or other mammals but is toxic to certain insects when ingested as it is important consideration for the growth of the seed-cotton (or kapas) plant science and molecular biology. Bt works as an insecticide by producing crystal shaped toxic protein that specifically kills certain insects and protects transgenic seed-cotton crops. As the Bt Toxin gene is cloned from bacteria as it provides insects’ resistance, the need for decreasing traditional insecticides which results in less soil pollution from these non-biodegradable chemicals. This causes swelling and lysis for the bud and bollworm insects ‘s death. The Bt.cotton growth rate and sustainability of pesticide reductions have been considered in this research paper. The genetically modified seed-cotton in India, have considerably reduced chemical insecticides usage by 38% while increasing seed-cotton productivity by 22% and increasing farmer profitability by 70%. The usage of pesticide has considerably reduced by using Bt Technology for sustainable cotton development. The regular seed-cotton is in the textile manufacturing process. Regular seed-cotton come from the genetically modified seed-cotton. The genetically modified seed-cotton provides resistant to three kinds boll worms such as American seed-cotton bollworms and pink boll worms, UK bollworms. Helicoverpa armigera, commonly known as American cotton bollworm, is a pest that causes serious damage to cotton crops. Extensive use of chemical insecticides, such as pyrethroid and organophosphates, has led to the development of resistance against these chemicals in H. armigera. The emerging pest of seed-cotton (or kapas) is called Helopeltis bradyi (water house) as major pest in interspecific Bt seed-cotton which has the history of causing cent percent damage and yield loss to seed- cotton due to boll worm diseases. The Helicoverpa gelotopoeon as also major pest that causes reducing productivity. Regular seed-cotton comes from Genetically modified seed-cotton (GMS). GMS that modifies in order to resist bugs and more pesticides are required when bugs become stronger and more resilient., The seed-cotton bollworm can cause quality, productivity and yield sustainability losses of 67% due to boll worm diseases caused by American boll worms, UK bollworms, pink boll worms resulting damages to crops and lint cotton. Therefore, effective and efficient product and process management must be required for sustainable seed-cotton development. It is further concluded that natural seeds are to be designed and developed to produce organic seed-cotton and organic colour seed-cotton as it is considered important for the sustainable plant science and molecular biology. Pesticides, insecticides, genetically modified seed-cotton and other harmful chemicals are not to be used in cultivating seed-cotton (or kapas). Organic seed-cotton is generally less environmentally destructive than conventional seed-cotton as organic seed-cotton does not use any pesticides, insecticides, bollworm and bud worm resistant seed-cotton, transgenic seed-cotton. Conventional seed-cotton are manufactured for meeting industrial requirements and conventional seed-cotton growing methods, and environmentally unsustainable methods. Sustainable seed-cotton is inclusive of organically produced seed-cotton due to the beneficial requirements in organic cultivation practices. It is concluded that the sustainable seed-cotton production using sustainable organic practices including organic seed-cotton and naturally pigmented colour seed-cotton must be on the rise as it is important consideration of seed-cotton(or kapas) plant science and molecular biology for the sustainable seed-cotton (or kapas) development.

Key words: artificial, kapas, lint-cotton, natural, productivity, quality, seed-cotton, sustainability.

Audience Take Away:

  • The conceptual approach of the product and process and combined growth management of seed-cotton (or kapas) sustainable technology
  • Sustainable seed-cotton technological development
  • The research work provides practical solution to the present seed-cotton technological problem.
  • The paper will improve the reliability, timeliness and accuracy of seed-cotton design, or provide new information to assist in a seed-cotton design and development problem.
     

Biography:

IYER Vijayan Gurumurthy, b. 13 March 1965, Mayuram, India. Faculty in Bihar Institute of Public Adminstration & Rural Development (BIPARD), Gaya. Professional Engineer and Doctor and Proprietor of Dr. Vijayan Gurumurthy Iyer Techno-Economic-Environmental Study and Check Consultancy Services, GSTIN/UIN : 33AIZPG9735D1ZW, m. Shanthi. s. Venkatramanan, Education: Diploma, Mechanical Engineering, 1982; Diploma, Production Management, Annamalai University, 1988; Post Diploma, Automobile Engineering, Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute, Mumbai, 1992; AMIE, Mechanical Engineering, Institution of Engineers, India, 1990; Bachelor’s General Law, B.G.L., Annamalai University, 1993, Master’s, 1997, PhD, 2003, Environmental Science and Engineering, Indian School of Mines University, Dhanbad; Post-doctoral Researcher, World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society, Greece, 2006; Post-doctoral Elaborated & SI, World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society, Greece, 2011; Doctorate of Science and Engineering, 2010; Doctorate of Letters, 2017, Doctorate of Law, 2011, The Yorker International University, Italy, 2011, Honorary Doctorate of Literature, 2017; Master of Arts, 2014, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, Great Britain; Master Diploma with honour in Literature, 2012; The Letter of the Law, World Academy of Letters, ABI, 2010. Appointments: Supervisor, Indo-Matsushita Carbon Company Limited, Tada, ACE CBE, 1982-; Technical Officer, Indian Council of Agricultural Research Service, Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal, 1985-; Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology, -1998; Professor, Hindustan College of Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, MNM Jain Engineering College; Professor, Dr M G R University, Chennai, -2006; Principal, Prince Dr K Vasudevan College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai, -2011;Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Business Management Counsellor and Co-ordinator, Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India,2007-; Professor Haramaya University, Ethiopia, East Africa, 2014-; Prof. in Civil Engg. and Dean, Narasaraopeta Engineering College Affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-K,-2017; Professor, KLEF University, Vadeswaram, -2018; Principal on Ad hoc, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Integrated Technical Institute, Chennai, 2019; P.E., ECI 2020.Guest Lecturer University of Madras. Principal, Arunai Engineering College -2022. BIPARD, Patna/gaya, India 2022- Publications and Praxis: Over 362 SCI / ISI indexed publications, 60 multiligual eBooks, Index Scopus(16),Sabinet(65), and Web of Science (WoS) Indexed Publications (18) Not indexed Publications( 44) ; Citations (19) ; H.index 2; Researcher ID : F-7375-2018 indexed publications of high quality in the last thirty years in the field of environmental science and mechanical engineering and education, impaction, 60 in journals, 103 e.book chapters, 100 digital flip books ISSUU and SCRIBD, Editor of fifteen Books series. Over 2000 citations; Over 600 citation indexed database in CPCI, Web of Science, Scopus, Index Copernicus ; Worldcat; ; h.index 50; Plenary Invited Lectures in Shanghai, Keynote Speaker-I, China-Beijing Municipality, 2021-; Athens- Gr.; Bangkok-Thailand; Haramaya, East Africa. Editorial Board Member of 4D Four Dimensions Publishing Group, Inc & Reviewer: Institute of Physics, DStech Publications Inc., Atlantis Press-Springer Nature, World Jounral of Textile Engineering and Technology, IOPScience Publishing, Journal of Environmental and Waste Management, David Publishing Company, World Scientific Engineering Academy and Society(WSEAS) publications and American Society for Agricultural and Biological Engineers Journals, Honours: Kendriya Sachivalaya Hindi Parishad, 1988; Bharat Jyothi, 2000; Prominent citizens of India and Best Citizen of India, 2001; Rashtriya Ratna, 2001; NCERT Special Education Award, 2003; Rashtriya Gaurav, 2004, 2010; Tamil Nadu Government Best Environmental Research Essay Award, 2005; PDF Award, 2006; Reviewer ASDF, Sr.Reviewer Sina,World Biographical Hall of Fame, Dictionary of International Biography, 2012, 2000 Intellectuals of the 21st Century, 2011; Great Minds of the 21st Century, 2012; Enlistee in Marquis Who’s Who LLC in Asia,2007, 1 st Edition ; Who’s Who in Asia,2012, 2 nd Ed; Who’s Who in Science and Engineering -2016-2017,12 th Ed; Who’s Who in Science and Engineering -2011-2012, 11 th Ed; Who’s Who in the World- 2016, 33 rd Ed;, -2015, 33 nd Ed; - 2014, 31 st Ed; - 2013, 30 th Ed; - 2012, 29 th Ed; - 2011,28 th Ed.; - 2010, 27 th Ed.; - 2009,26 th Ed; -2008, 25 th Ed, 2023. Who was Who in America 1985-Present, Registered Valuer Plant and Machineries; Competent Person under Factories Act,Registered Engineer Grade-I/Licensed Surveyor Class-I Greater Chennai Corporation, Chartered Public Administrator (AIPA), DSC_1142, Chartered Engineer, Licensed Surveyor, Arbitration Engineer, Professional Engineer. Memberships: International Society of Development and Sustainability; American Assn. for the Advancement of Science, Indian Society for Technical Education; Aeronautical Society of India; Bioinformatics Institute of India; Mining Engineers’ Association of India; Assn. of Scientists, Developers and Faculties. Indian Society for Training and Development; Fellow: Institution of Engineers, India; Institution of Valuers, India; Textile Assn, India; All India Management Assn, International Society for Research and Dev., Bioinfo Publications, American Chemical Society.

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