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Item ഇഞ്ചി സുഗന്ധ വിളകളിലെ ഔഷധ രാജാവ്(Kerala Agriculture University, 2017-07) M R, ShylajaItem Vilaparichayam(Kerala Agricultural University, 2012) Joseph, P KItem Package of practices(Kerala Agricultural University, 1990)Item Perfomance of ginger (Zingiber officinale Roscoe) under graded doses of nitrogen(Kerala Agricultural University, 1979) Sadanandan, N; Sasidharan, V KItem Floral biology of ginger Zingber officinale R.(Kerala Agricultural University, 1979) Jayachandran, B K; Vijayagopal; Sethumadhavan, PItem Vegetative growth of ginger (Zingiber officinale R) as influenced by cycocel, ethrel and kinetin(Kerala Agricultural University, 1979) Jayachandran, B K; Sethumadhavan, PItem Varietal reactions of ginger (Zingiber Officinale R.) towards soft rot caused by Pythium aphanidermatum (edson) fetz(Kerala Agricultural University, 1974) Balagopal, C; Bhavani Devi, S; Indrasenan, G; Wilson, K IArtificial inoculation of 22 varieties of ginger in the field with P. aphanidermatum showed that none of the varieties tested was resistant to infection. Only two varieties namely, Nadiya and Narasapattam were moderately resistant. Six varieties were moderately susceptible and twelve varieties were susceptible. The varieties Bajpai and Seirra-leone were highly susceptible to the disease.Item Note on the use of detached sprouts as a planting material in ginger(Kerala Agricultural University, 1977) Sreekantan Nair, GItem Attempts on breaking self-incompatibility in ginger (Zingiber officinale R.)(Kerala Agricultural University, 1979) Jayachandran, K; Vijayagopal, PItem Varietal screening in ginger(Kerala Agricultural University, 1981) Nybe, E V; Sivaraman Nair, P CTwcntyfive ginger types were screened at the College of Horticulture, Vellanikkara during 1977-78 for the yield and quality attributes such asdrying percentage, oleoresin, oil and crude fibre contents. There was highly significant differences in yield, drying percentage, oleoresin, oil and crude fibre contents among the types studied. Maximum yield was recorded in the type 'Nadia' closely followed by 'Bajpai', 'Maran' and 'Narasapattom'. The maximum oleoresin percentagewas in the type 'Rio-de-Janeiro' and the highest percentage of oil recovery in 'Karakal'. But the yield per hectare of oleoresin and oil was maximum in the type'Maran' Crude fibre content was minimum in 'China' and the maximum in 'Kuruppampady"' The type Thodupuzha' recorded the maximum drying percentage of 25'20 and minimum in Karakal (15.20%). The types 'Nadia', 'Bajpsi' and 'Maran' were found to be relatively superior in performance in view of the higher yield of dry ginger, oleoresin and oil contents.