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Venugopalan R

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Designation: 
Principal Scientist (Agril. Statistics)
Division/Section: 
Division of Social Sciences and Training
Specialisation: 
(Agricultural Statistics) from IASRI/Biometrical Genetics
Qualification: 
Ph.D (Agril.Stat)
Research Accomplishments: 

(During the Period of 2019-2023)

  1. Suggested a Robust ANOVA based method for handling multiple outliers in designed horticultural crops experiments with high CV and tested with Mango & Papaya perennial crop based experiments
  2. Venugopalan nonparametric indices was developed for releasing crop variety simultaneously based on stability and combined performance of various traits and tested based on Okra, Banana, Guava, Dolichols, Cowpea, French bean experiments
  3. Suggested a MANOVA approach for assessing the efficiency of set of treatments simultaneously based on several traits in Mango rootstock trails
Publications: 

Total research papers (1996-2022): 153.

 (Best 10/High Impact)

  1. B. S. Harish, K. Umesha, R. Venugopalan, B. N. Maruthi Prasad. (2022). Photo-selective nets influence physiology, growth, yield and quality of turmeric (Curcuma longa L.). Industrial Crops and Products, 186: 115202.
  2. R. Venugopalan, M. Pitchaimuthu and M. Chaitra (2020). Nonparametric Stability Approach for Horticultural   crop varietal release. JISAS 74(1): 73-80.
  3. Ashish Kaushal, A. T. Sadashiva, M. Krishna Reddy, E. Srinivasa Rao, T. H. Singh, S. Sriram, M. V. Dhananjay, R. Venugopalan, K. V. Ravishankar (2020). Assessment of the effectiveness of Ty genes in tomato against Tomato leaf curl Bangalore virus. Plant Pathology.  69(9): 1777-1786.
  4. R. Venugopalan and B.L. Manjunath (2019). Application of Robust ANOVA methods in Papaya having outlier data. J. of Indian Soc., of Agri., Stat., 73(2):129-132.
  5. A.N. Ganeshamurthy, V Ravindra, R Venugopalan, Malarvizhi Mathiazhagan, RM Bhat (2016). Biomass Distribution and Development of Allometric Equations for Non-Destructive Estimation of Carbon Sequestration in Grafted Mango Trees. Journal of Agricultural Science, 8(8): 201-211.
  6. Dinesh Inamadar, R. Venugopalan, K. Padmini (2015). Robust ANOVA: An illustrative study in horticultural crop research. International Journal of Mathematical and Computational Sciences.:9, (2):85-89.
  7. R.Venugopalan and N. Vijay (2015). Nonlinear Logistic Model for Describing Downy Mildew Incidence in Grapes. J. of Indian Soc., of Agri., Stat.,69(1):19-25.
  8. R. Venugopalan,. 2015,  Yield prediction in banana (Musa × paradisiaca) (cv Grand Naine) by ANN models. The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 85(6): 859-60.
  9. S. H. Jalikop, R. Venugopalan  and R. Kumar (2010). Association of fruit traits and aril browning in pomegranate (Punica granatum L.). Euphytica (2010) 174:137–141.
  10. J.Satisha, G.S. Prakash and R. Venugopalan (2006). Statistical modeling of the effect of    physio-biochemical parameters and water use efficiency of grape varieties, rootstocks and their stionic combinations under moisture stress conditions. Turk.J. Agric For. 30 (206): 261-271.
Patents: 
As a part of Floriculture breeders team as biometrician, released three varieties: Gladiolus - Arka Naveen, China Aster: Arka Archana & Arka Adya
Awards & Recognitions: 
  • Member RAC, NHRDF since 2015
  • Member Board of Faculty of P.G. Studies, DrYSRHU, A.P since 2020
  • Member Doctoral Committee Board of NIMHANS (Institute of National Importance) for Ph.D (Biostatistics) since 2018
  • Recognized as faculty (Agri. Statistics) with IARI, UHS, UAS, DRYSRHU and Jain University
  • Chairman PG Education, ICAR-IIHR, for implementing IARI out-reach program during 2014- 2017
  • Awarded ICAR/IARI fellowship for pursuing M.Sc and Ph.D at IASRI, New Delhi (1991-1996)                                         
  • Served as Editor JHS during 2009-2019
Address for Communication: 

Principal Scientist (Agril. Stat), Division of Social Sciences and Training, IIHR, Bangalore-89

Email Address: 
venugopalan.r@icar.gov.in
Telephone #: 
080-23086100 Extn 458