Browsing Institute's contributions by Author "Nagle, V.L."
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Antifouling potential of some marine organisms from India against species of Bacillus and Pseudomonas
Bhosale, S.H.; Nagle, V.L.; Jagtap, T.G. (Springer, 2002)Crude methanolic extracts of 37 marine organisms (16 species of flora, 21 species of fauna) were screened for antibacterial properties against 5 strains of bacteria isolated from marine environments. Of these, 10 plant and ... -
Assessment of coastal wetland resources of central west coast, India, using LANDSAT data
Jagtap, T.G.; Naik, S.; Nagle, V.L. (The Indian Society of Remote Sensing, 2001)The part of central west coast (Maharashtra and Goa) of India has been classified and quantified for coastal wetlands using LANDSAT data of 1985-86. The classification accuracy of the maps and area estimates achieved was ... -
Ecological observations of major Salicornia beds from highly saline coastal wetlands of India
Jagtap, T.G.; Bhosale, S.H.; Nagle, V.L. (Society of Wetland Scientists, 2002)Extensive Salicornia beds along the Gulf of Kutchchh (northwest) and Tamilnadu (southeast) coasts were investigated with respect to vegetative structure and ambient environmental conditions. The width of the beds varied ... -
Isolation, optimization and characterization of selected Cyanophycean members
Nagle, V.L.; Mhalsekar, N.M.; Jagtap, T.G. (NISCAIR, CSIR, 2010)Ten spp. of Cyanobacteria (non-heterocytous) were isolated from various marine habitats. Three bioactive potential forms, were observed for their optimization of growth, subjecting them to various concentrations of NaCl, ... -
Potential of mercury-resistant marine bacteria for detoxification of chemicals of environmental concern
De, J.; Ramaiah, N.; Bhosle, N.B.; Garg, A.; Vardanyan, L.; Nagle, V.L.; Fukami, K. (The Japanese Society of Microbial Ecology, 2007)The hypothesis that mercury-resistant bacteria exposed to polluted environments such as coastal areas can tolerate, detoxify, or biotransform a variety of other toxicants was examined. Several mercury-resistant marine ... -
Response and adaptability of mangrove habitats from the Indian subcontinent to changing climate
Jagtap, T.G.; Nagle, V.L. (Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, 2007)Mangroves, a predominant coastal habitat in the tropics, are constantly threatened by various anthropogenic pressures that are deteriorating the mangroves to a great extent. Global emissions of greenhouse gases are likely ...