Details of Papers Published by Dr. S. K. Basak

1. Ray, K., Basak, S.K., Giri, C.K. et al. Ecological restoration at pilot-scale employing site-specific rationales for small-patch degraded mangroves in Indian Sundarbans. Scientific Reports 14, 12952 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-63281-8[Impact factor: 4.6]

2. Mondal S, Biswas B, Chowdhury R, Sengupta R, Mandal A, Kotal HN, Giri CK, Ghosh A, Saha S, Begam MM, Mukherjee C, Das I, Basak SK, Mitra Ghosh M and Ray K. Estuarine mangrove niches select cultivable heterotrophic diazotrophs with diverse metabolic potentials—a prospective cross-dialog for functional diazotrophy. Front. Microbiol. 15:1324188 (2024). doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2024.1324188[Impact factor: 5.2]

3. Sarkar B, Kotal HN, Giri CK, Mandal A, Hudait N, Madhu NR, Saha S, Basak SK, Sengupta J and Ray K. Detection of a bibenzyl core scaffold in 28 common mangrove and associate species of the Indian Sundarbans: potential signature molecule for mangrove salinity stress acclimation. Front. Plant Sci. 14:1291805 (2024). doi: 10.3389/fpls.2023.1291805[Impact factor: 5.6]

4. Mst Momtaj Begam, Rajojit Chowdhury, Tapan Sutradhar, Chandan Mukherjee, Kiranmoy Chatterjee, Sandip Kumar Basak & Krishna Ray. Forecasting mangrove ecosystem degradation utilizing quantifiable eco-physiological resilience -A study from Indian Sundarbans.  Scientific Reports 10, 6683 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-63586-4[Impact factor: 5.133]

5. RajojitChowdhury, TapanSutradhar ,Mst. MomtajBegam, Chandan Mukherjee, KiranmoyChatterjee, Sandip Kumar Basak, Krishna Ray. Effects of nutrient limitation, salinity increase, and associated stressors on mangrove forest cover, structure, and zonation across Indian Sundarbans. Hydrobiologia, 2019. 842(1),191-217.https://doi.org/10.1007/s10750-019-04036-9. [Impact factor: 2.694]

6. Mst. M Begam, T. Sutradhar,  R. Chowdhury, C. Mukherjee, S. K. Basak,  K. Ray. Native salt-tolerant grass species for habitat restoration, their acclimation and contribution to improving edaphic conditions: a study from a degraded mangrove in the Indian Sundarbans.Hydrobiologia (2017) 803(1):373-387. DOI 10.1007/s10750-017-3320-2. ISSN: 0018-8158 [Impact factor: 2.694]

7. C. Mukherjee , R. Chowdhury , T. Sutradhar, M. Begam, S. M. Ghosh ,Sandip Kumar Basak , K. Ray. Parboiled rice effluent: A wastewater niche for microalgae and cyanobacteria with growth coupled to comprehensive remediation and phosphorus biofertilization. Algal Research 19 (2016) 225–236. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.algal.2016.09.009. ISSN: 2211-9264. [Impact factor: 4.401]

8. Basak S. K., Maity D. &Maiti.G. G. Bioprospecting of fodder plant resources for domestic animals of Kurseong Hills, Darjeeling, West Bengal-Pleione, 4(2): 294-306. 2010. ISSN No. 0973-9467

9. Love A., Naik D. , Basak S. K., Babu S., Pathak   N. &Babu C. R. Variability in Foliar Essential Oils among Different Morphotypes of Lantana Species Complexes, and Its Taxonomic and Ecological Significance – Chemistry and Biodiversity, 6: 2263-2274, 2009. https://doi.org/10.1002/cbdv.200800284 ISSN No. : 1612-1872. [Impact Factor: 2.408]

10.Basak, S.K.&Maiti, G.G. A new subspecies of PrimulamunroiLindl. from the Eastern Himalaya – P. munroi ssp. schizocalyx – Acta Phytotaxonomica Sinica, China (Journal of Systematics and Evolution since 2008), 39 (5): 473-475, 2001. ISSN No.: 1674-4918 (Print)1759-6831(Online).https://www.jse.ac.cn/EN/Y2001/V39/I5/473[Impact Factor: 4.098]

11.Basak, S.K. & Maiti, G.G. Seed morphology of Primulacapitata Hook. complex (Primulaceae) from the Eastern Himalaya – Journal of Economic and Taxonomic Botany, 24(1): 107-114, 2000. ISSN No.: 2050-9768 

12. Basak, S.K.&Maiti, G.G. A new Primula from the Eastern Himalaya – Journal of Economic and Taxonomic Botany, 23(3): 699-702, 1999. ISSN No.: 2050-9768

 13. Basak, S.K.&Maiti, G.G. Primula arunachalensis sp. nov. (Primulaceae) from the Eastern Himalaya – Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica, Japan, 51(1): 11-15, 2000. ISSN No. : 1346-7565 [Impact Factor: 0.535]

14. Basak, S.K. Cardaminem acrophylla Willd.: A little known wild edible herb of the Eastern Himalaya. Envis News Letter, Botanical Survey of India, Vol. 6, 1999. ISSN-0974-1992

15.Basak, S.K. “The Himalayan Ginseng” – Panaxpseudoginseng Wall.  Envis News Letter, Botanical Survey of India, Vol. 5, 1998. ISSN-0974-1992

Details of Books Authored/Edited:

1. The Genus PrimulaL. in India (A Taxonomic Revision) : Book for taxonomic research

Authors: Sandip Kumar Basak, GourgopalMaiti&Prabhat Kumar Hajra (2014) ISBN No.13: 978-81-211-0491-3. Internationally published by Bishen Singh &Mahendra Pal Singh, Dehradun, India,  Vedam Books of India and Koeltz Botanical Books, Germany.

2. Glimpses of Nature, 3 Motilal Nehru Place, Lutyens Delhi. An illustrated booklet on the gardens of Chief Minister’s official residence

S. K. Basak, A. Love, F. A. Khudsar, M. Faisal, S. Babu, T. K. Roy and B. C. Sabata  (First edition, 2007; Second edition 2008).

First edition, 2007. Published jointly by Department of Environment & Forests, Govt. of NCT of Delhi and Centre of Excellence Program, CEMDE, University of Delhi;

3. Basak, S.K. & Maiti, G.G. Seed Morphology of Primula L. sect. PetiolaresPax (Primulaceae) of the Himalayas of Indian region. Perspective of Plant Biodiversity, 317-328. 2002 (Bishen Singh &Mahendra Pal Singh Publisher) ISBN No.8121102987

Details of Papers Published by Dr. K. M. Hasib

1. K. M. Hasib. 2023. Vermicomposting- the useful technology for the conversion of biodegradable wastes into desirable products for plants. Science and Culture 89 (5-6) : 200-204
2. K. M. Hasib. 2022. Stepwise regression analysis in induced mutants of aromatic non-basmati   rice. Environment and Ecology. 40 (3B) : 1548-1550
3. K. M. Hasib. 2022. Studies on internode length and culm anatomy of induced mutants of aromatic rice. Environment and Ecology. 40 (3B) : 1551-1555
4. K. M. Hasib. 2022. Induction of chlorophyll and morphological mutations through gamma ray in traditional aromatic cultivar Tulaipanja. Biosciences Biotechnology Research Asia 19 (3) : 767-772
5. K. M. Hasib. 2021. Studies of aromatic rice based on genetical parameters utilizing induced mutants. International Journal of Botany Studies 6(6) : 1587-1589
6. K. M. Hasib, A.K. Basak and PC Kole. 2019. Effect of gamma rays on various physio-morphologicl characters in the M₁ generation of scented rice. Environment and Ecology 37 (1B) : 359-362
7. K. M. Hasib. 2018 Evaluation of performance in the crosses of aromatic rice involving induced mutants. Trends in Biosciences. 11(12) : 223-2266   
8. K. M. Hasib and P.C.Kole. 2017. Variability and Gene Action for the Inheritance of Quantitative Characters in Aromatic Rice Involving Induced Mutants. Trends in   Biosciences 10(2) : 640-642
9. Anwesha Banerjee, Khandakar M. Hasib, Sanghamitra Sanyal and Sribir Sen. 2014. Cloning and expression of amylase genefrom Bacilllus sp isolated from an agricultural field in west Bengal, India. African Journal of Biotechnology 13 (32) : 3281 - 329
10. K. M. Hasib and P.K. Ganguli. 2009. High yielding varieties of basmati rice evolved through cross breeding with mutant lines. Mutation Breeding Newsletter and Reviews. 1 : 16 – 17
11. P. C. Kole and K. M. Hasib. 2008. Correlation and regression analysis in scented rice. The Mad Agric Journal 95 : 178-182
12. K. M. Hasib and P.C.Kole. 2008. Heterosiss and Inbreeding depression in Mutant X Variety crosses of aromatic rice. Journal of Genetics and Breeding 62 : 31 – 34.
13. K. M. Hasib and P. C. Kole. 2008. Genetic variability for panicle characters in segregating populations of aromatic rice. The Mad Agric Journal 95:174-178
14.  P.C. Kole and K.M.Hasib. 2005. Mutant heterosis in aromatic rice. Tropical Agriculture 82 (4) : 319-324
15. K. M. Hasib. 2005. Genetic variability, interrelations and path analysis in scented rice. Crop Research 30 (1) : 37 – 39.
16. K. M. Hasib and P. C. Kole. 2004. Cause and effect relationship of yield and its components in scented rice hybrids involving gamma ray induced mutants. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 33 (1) : 49 – 55.
17. K.M. Hasib. 2004. Genetics of some panicle traits in aromatic rice involving induced mutants and Basmati varieties. Oryza 41 (3&4) : 127 - 130.
18. K.M.Hasib, P.K. Ganguli and P.C. Kole. 2004. Evaluation of performance in advance generation lines in Mutant x Basmati crosses of scented rice. Journal of Interacademicia 8 (1) : 7 – 10.
19. P.C. Kole and K. M. Hasib. 2003. Interrelationship and path analysis in some mutant x mutant and mutant x parent hybrids of aromatic rice. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 32 (2) : 108 -114.
20. P. C. Kole, S. K. Meher and K. M. Hasib. 2003. Biological Effects of gamma rays on Zinnia. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 32 (3-4) : 214 – 217
21. K. M. Hasib and P. C. Kole. 2003. Genetic studies in F₂ generation of process of gamma ray induced mutants with Basmati varieties of rice. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 32 (1) : 39 – 43.
22. P.C. Kole, A. Saha and K. M Hasib. 2003. D² analysis in Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) Crop Research 26 (2) : 339 – 342.
23. K.M. Hasib, P. K. Ganguli and P.C. Kole. 2002. Genetic analysis of some quantitative characters in aromatic rice involving induced mutants. Tropical Agricultural Research and Extension 5 : 1 – 6
24. K.M. Hasib, P.K. Ganguli and P.C. Kole. 2002. Line x Tester analysis for yield and its components in scented rice. The Mad Agric Journal 89 (4-6): 278 – 281.
25. K.M.Hasib, P.K. Ganguli and P.C. Kole. 2001. Combining ability analysis for panicle characters in aromatic rice. Oryza 38 (3-4) : 95 - 98.
26. K. M. Hasib. 2001. Heterosis and inbreeding depression for panicle characters in crosses involving induced mutants. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 30 (1) : 48 – 55.
27. K. M. Hasib, P. K. Ganguli and P. C. Kole. 2000. Variability, heritability and genetic advance in F₂ populations of aromatic rice involving induced mutants and Basmati varieties. Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology 29 (3-4) : 201 – 206
28. S. Kundu, Khandakar M. Hasib and S. Mukherjee. 1994. Chromosomes, DNA content and mitotic cell cycle in a few high altitude herbs. Journal of Hill Research 9(1) : 23 – 27.