Publications having NAAS rating 6 and above with first or corresponding author only

1. Devi, Kiran, Madhu Sharma, MK Singh* and PS Ahuja (2011) In vitro cormlet production and growth evaluation ni green house conditions in Saffron (Crocus-sativusL. )- A commercially important crop. Engineering inLife Science, 11 (2) 11:189-194. (Page No.131- 13G )
2. Virbomma, Shanmugam, Nandinakanoujia, Markandey Singh, Sukhjindersingh and Ramdeen prasad (2011). Biocontrol of vascular wilt and corm rot gladiolous caused by Fusarium oxyporum f. sp. Gladioli using plant growth promoting rhizobactrial mixture. Crop Protection,30:1-7.
3. Mahajan,Arpaana, M. K. Singh*, Sanjay Kumar, R. Prasad and P. S. Ahuja (2012). Effect of n vivo and in vitro seed germination and performance Journal f Horticulture, 69 (1):136- 139.
4. Shanmugam, V., H. Thakur and M Singh (2015) First report of Root Rot caused by Fusarium Salani on Calla Lily (Zantedeschia ellitiona) from India. Plant Disease Vol. 99 (9): p 1283.
5. Singh, M.K., Sanjay Kumar, Raja Ram and R. Prasad (2016). Effect of size of bulb, growing conditions and depth of planting on flower and bulb production of Asiatic hybrid Lily (Lilium spp.) cv. Brunello. Indian Jourmal of Agriculture Sciences Vol. 86 (3): 391-399.
6. Singh, M.K., S.S. Sindhu and A. S. Dhama (2016) Varietal performance evaluation and impact of different level of harvesting of flower shoot on bulb production of LA hybrid lily lily in Northern plain conditions. Indian Journal of Agriculture Sciences Vol. 86 (8): 118-21.
7. Singh MK (2006) performance of alstromeria cultivars under polyhouse conditions. Indian J. Of Hort. 63(2) 195-98.
8. Singh MK, Raja Ram and Prasad R (2006) Effect of thinning of vegetative shoots on cut flower production of 'Serena' alstroemeria (Alstroemeriahybrids) under polyhouse conditions. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences73 (3): 181-182.
9. Asmita,S.S. Sindhu and M.K. Singh (2017) In vivo bulblet multiplication in LA Lilium hybrids through scaling technique. Indian Journal of Horticulture74 (4) 568-73
10. Ritu Jain, MK Singh, KishanSwaroop, T Janakiram, M V Reddy, RohitPinder and Prabhat Kumar (2018) Optimization of spacing and nitrogen dose for growth and flowering of Statice (Limoniumsinuatum Mill.)" . Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences88 (7) 1108-14

Patent / Technologies / Methodologies / System etc. (Upto Five) :

1. Rose varieties: Himalayan Wonder, Himalayan Glory, Pusa Mahak, Pusa Alpna, Pusa Lakshmi and pusa Bhargva Marigold Varieties: Pusa Prabha, Pusa Shwetabh and Pusa Shobha Chrysanthemum Varieties: Pusa Dhaval, Pusa Ivory and Pusa Swarna Kale Varieties: Pusa Ornamental Kale 1 and Pusa Ornamental Kale 2

2. Production technology of Lilium as cut flower and bulb production

3. Production technology of Lisianthus as new cut flower in India

4. Production technology of Alstroemeria as new cut flower in India

5. Protected production technology of Roses

Varieties (2)

PusaMahak

PusaMahak

Division :	Floriculture and Landscaping
Year of Release :	2018
States for which Released :	Delhi State
Characteristics :	It belongs to Hybrid Tea variety of rose. Flowers are dark pinkish incolour. Outstanding fragrance. Recurrent/repeat flowering and floriferous variety. Propagated by semi hard wood cutting. Suitable for garden display and for floral arrangements.
Average Yield :	50-60 flowers/plant
Production Conditions :	It preferred day temperature of 25-280C and night temperature 12-180 C with relative humidity 60-70% for good flowering in winter season. Planting time: September to October. Planting distance: 50*50 cm.
Scientific Personnel Involved :	Dr Kanwar Pal Singh (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr S. S. Sindhu (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr (Ms) Namita (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr D.V.S. Raju (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr Markandey Singh (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr K.V. Prasad (Floriculture & Landscaping)
Other Personnel Involved :	Technical staff Sh. Amar Singh Dhama(ID:21036) Supporting staff Sh. YogenderMehto(ID: Smt. ShakuntalaDevi (ID: Smt. Urmila Devi (ID:41948)
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PusaAlpana

PusaAlpana

Division :	Floriculture and Landscaping
Year of Release :	2021
States for which Released :	Delhi State
Characteristics :	It is a Floribunda type variety of rose. Flowers are compact, light pinkish in colour and have high fragrance. It is a recurrent flowering and floriferous variety. Directly propagated by semi hard wood cuttings. Ideal for loose flower production and the fragrant flowers can be used for garland preparation.
Average Yield :	70 q/ha
Production Conditions :	It preferred day temperature of 25-280C and night, temperature 12-180 C with relative humidity 60-70% for good flowering in winter season. Planting time: September to October. Planting distance: 50*50 cm.
Scientific Personnel Involved :	Dr (Ms) Namita (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr Markandey Singh (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr D.V.S. Raju (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr Prativa Anand (Floriculture & Landscaping) Dr S. S. Sindhu (Floriculture & Landscaping)
Other Personnel Involved :	Dr. M C Singh(ID:10597) Technical staff Amar Singh Dhama(ID:21036) Dr. Surendra Kumar Supporting staff Sh. YogenderMehto Smt. Urmila Devi(ID:41948)
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Awards / Recognitions / Fellowship (Upto Five) :

1. 1. Lotus Puraskar" Awarded in floriculture-2024 by Indian Society of ornamental Horticulture for outstanding contributions in the field of Floriculture. 2. Award for Rural Development in Himachal Pradesh, awarded by Rotary Club, Palampur,2005

2. Fellowship provided by DST Govt of India to visit Scientific Institutions in Taiwan

3. 1. Fellow of Indian Society of Ornamental Horticulture, New Delhi 2. Fellow of The Society of Horticulture for Rural Development (SHRD) Ghaziabad 3. Fellow of The Society of Tropical Agriculture, New Delhi 4. Fellow of The International Society of NONI.

4. 1. Vice-Precedent of Rose Society of India (RSI). 2. Joint-Secretary (North Zone) of Rose Federation of India

5. Member of IMC of CAR-DFR, Pune.