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Biochemical and nutritional characterization of coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) haustorium by Manivannan, Arivalagan, Bhardwaj, Rakesh, Padmanabhan, Sugatha, Suneja, Poonam, Hebbar, K.B., Kanade, Santosh R.

“…•Coconut haustorium contained about 66% carbohydrates, in which 64% was soluble sugars.•It contained a considerable amount of dietary fibre and mineral…”
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Developing an NIRS Prediction Model for Oil, Protein, Amino Acids and Fatty Acids in Amaranth and Buckwheat by Shruti, Shukla, Alka, Rahman, Saman Saim, Suneja, Poonam, Yadav, Rashmi, Hussain, Zakir, Singh, Rakesh, Yadav, Shiv Kumar, Rana, Jai Chand, Yadav, Sangita, Bhardwaj, Rakesh

“…Amaranth and buckwheat are two pseudo-cereals preferred for their high nutritional value, are gluten free and carry religious importance as fasting food…”
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Harnessing sponge gourd: an alternative source of oil and protein for nutritional security by Tyagi, Ruchi, Bhardwaj, Rakesh, Suneja, Poonam, Sureja, Amish K, Munshi, Anilabh D, Arya, Lalit, Riar, Amritbir, Verma, Manjusha

“…(L.) Roem. is an important cucurbit crop that assures food security and dietary diversity among the poor communities. In the present study, seeds of 42…”
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NIR spectra processing for developing efficient protein prediction Model in mungbean by Bartwal, Arti, John, Racheal, Padhi, Siddhant Ranjan, Suneja, Poonam, Bhardwaj, Rakesh, Gayacharan, Wankhede, Dhammaprakash Pandhari, Archak, Sunil

“…Mung bean is considered one of the significant protein sources with high digestibility; a wide range is observed for protein content in germplasm collections…”
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Untapped amaranth (Amaranthus spp.) genetic diversity with potential for nutritional enhancement by Shukla, Alka, Srivastava, Nidhi, Suneja, Poonam, Yadav, Shiv K., Hussain, Zakir, Rana, J. C., Yadav, Sangita

“…Significant genetic diversity was observed in 218 out of a total of 1309 accessions of amaranth ( Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.) and its seven wild relatives,…”
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Prospects and potential of Madhuca longifolia (Koenig) J.F. Macbride for nutritional and industrial purpose by Yadav, Sangita, Suneja, Poonam, Hussain, Zakir, Abraham, Z., Mishra, S.K.

“…The oil and fatty acid composition of thirty-seven Madhuca longifolia genotypes growing in 13 districts of Tamil Nadu, India was determined. Considerable…”
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Genetic variability and divergence studies in seed and oil parameters of mahua ( Madhuca longifolia Koenig) J.F. Macribide accessions by Yadav, Sangita, Suneja, Poonam, Hussain, Zakir, Abraham, Z., Mishra, S.K.

“…Variability in oil content and seed weight of 37 accessions of mahua ( Madhuca longifolia Koenig) J.F. Macribide collected from different part of Tamil Nadu,…”
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Guizotia abyssinica (L.f.) cass.: An untapped oilseed resource for the future by Yadav, Sangita, Kumar, Sandeep, Hussain, Zakir, Suneja, Poonam, Yadav, Shiv K., Nizar, M.A., Dutta, M.

“…Amongst minor oilseed crops, niger has not been given considerable importance as compared to the sunflower, safflower, linseed and sesame. A study on 35 niger…”
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Genetic divergence studies in niger (Guizotia abyssinica) germplasm by Yadav, Sangita, Hussain, Zakir, Suneja, Poonam, Nizar, M.A., Yadav, Shiv K., Dutta, M.

“…Variability in 35 accessions of niger (Guizotia abyssinica) was assessed for test weight and oil quality parameters. Analysis of variance showed significant…”
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Molecular characterization of niger [Guizotia abyssinica (L.f.) Cass.] germplasms diverse for oil parameters by Hussain, Zakir, Yadav, Sangita, Kumar, Sanjay, Suneja, Poonam, Nizar, M A, Yadav, S K, Yadav, Shiv K, Dutta, M

“…Molecular markers ISSR were used to assess the genetic diversity in 35 niger [Guizotia abyssinica (L.f.). Cass.]. germplasm accessions significantly differing…”
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Correlation studies on oil content and fatty acid profile of some Cruciferous species by Mandal, S, Yadav, Sangita, Singh, Ranbir, Begum, Gulnaz, Suneja, Poonam, Singh, M

“…Mean individual fatty acid concentration among differentspecies of the family Cruciferae are not similar because of the presence ofdifferent kind of…”
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