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First Circular
International Symposium on Edible Alliums:
Challenges and Opportunities
February 9-12, 2019
Venue
Yashwantrao Chavan Academy of Development Administration
Pune (Maharashtra), India
www.dogr.res.in
ISA
DOGR
Organized by
Indian Society of Alliums
ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research
Rajgurunagar-410505, Pune (Maharashtra)
www.dogr.res.in 1
Context and Rationale
The genera Allium includes hundreds of species that
are cultivated worldwide for consumption as well as
ornamental purposes. Commercially important edible
alliums are onion, garlic, leek shallot, chive etc. Among all
cultivated species onion and garlic are exclusively grown and
consumed in the form of fresh, processed products and in value added forms
.They are known to have great medicinal properties which are used to cure
wide variety of human disorders. At global level, current onion production is to
the tune of 88.47 million tonns and that of garlic 24.93 million tons. India is
second largest producer of onion and garlic in the world with production of
20.93 and 1.62 million tons, coming from 1.32 million and 0.28 million hectares
area, respectively. The productivity of long day onions range between 60 to 100
tonns/ha, while that of short day onion between 10 to 50 tons/ha. Productivity
of temperate garlic is between 20 to 40 tons/ha, while that of subtropical short
day garlic ranges between 4 to 15 tons/ha.
With the increasing population worldwide and change in pattern of food habit,
the demand for onion and garlic and other species is increasing. There is hardly
any scope for horizontal growth of these commodities as other food and
commercial crops compete for area. The world challenge is with vertical
growth by enhancing productivity and availability through scientific and high-
tech innovations. Scientists worldwide are engaged in developing better
genotypes resistant to biotic and abiotic stresses. Reduction in yield due to
foliar diseases, pest, climatic aberrations, suboptimal management practises
are the major issues, besides average and poor genotypes. High storage losses
reduce the net availability of these commodities. Fluctuations in demand and
supply greatly affect the trade and farmer income. Thus challenges and
constraints are many to be addressed for enhancing and sustaining enhanced
productivity. In order to address the challenges and issues, in depth
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deliberations to analyse past developments and plan for future among
scientists, policy makers, traders, farmers, regulatory authorities and other
stakeholders are highly essential.
Indian society of Alliums in collaborations with ICAR–Directorate of Onion and
Garlic Research, Rajgurunagar, Pune has planned to organize “International
Symposium on Edible Alliums: Challenges and Opportunities” during 9-12
February, 2019 at Yashwantrao Chavan Academy of Development
Administration, Pune (Maharashtra). The symposium is designed to provide
common forum for discussion to researchers, students, farmers, policy
makers, traders, seeds men to share their views on recent developments,
challenges and mitigation strategies.
Themes
The symposium will be organized in following broad themes:
1. Genetics, Genomics and Breeding
Alliums genetic resources and biodiversity, underutilized Alliums,
conventional breeding advances, molecular and biotechnological
approaches, transgenics, resistance breeding, etc.
2. Crop Husbandry
Efficient use of natural resources, sustainable production, organic
farming, cropping system approach, weed management, fertigation,
protected cultivation, good agricultural practices (GAP), etc.
3. Plant Health Management
Management of biotic stresses, extent of losses, innovative ways of
crop health management, quarantine, etc.
4. Abiotic Stress Management
Impact of abiotic factors on crop production and their effective
management. Impact of climate change on these crops and climate
resilient production, crop modelling, etc.
5. Quality Seed Production Sustainable quality seed production, seed storage, seed purity, seed quality, disease free seed production. 6. Engineering in Agriculture Mechanization in direct seeding, transplanting, dibbling, intercultural operations, plant protection, harvesting, grading, packing, etc. 7. Post-Harvest Management, Storage and Value Addition Innovative ways for reducing storage losses, on-farm storage, cool chain management and cold storage, value added products for consumption, value addition by folk medicine, therapeutic values. 8. Trade Related Issues Domestic as well export marketing of bulbs, processed products, seed, value added products, trade related policy issues, market requirements, etc. 9. Socio-Economic and Policy Issues Technology assessment, refinement and dissemination, cost of production, public-private partnership, socio-economic and gender issues. 4
International Advisory Committee
Chief Patron
Dr. T. Mohapatra, Secretary, DARE and Director General, ICAR, New Delhi
Patron
Dr. A.K. Singh, Deputy Director General (Horticultural Sciences), ICAR, New Delhi
Advisors
Dr. Kirti Singh, Founder, ISVS, Varanasi and Ex-Chairman ASRB, New Delhi
Dr. D. P. Ray, Ex Vice Chancellor, OUAT, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha
Dr. G. Kalloo, Ex-DDG (Hort. & Crop Science), ICAR, N. Delhi and Ex-V.C., JNKVV,
Jabalpur
Dr. Brahma Singh, Ex-Director, Life Sciences, DRDO, New Delhi
Dr. N.K. Krishnakumar, Country Head, Biodiversity International & Ex-DDG
(Hort.), ICAR, N. Delhi
Dr. Nazeer Ahmed, Vice Chancellor, SKUAST, Srinagar
Dr. M. J. Havey, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
Dr. Chris Kik, Wageningen University and Research Centre, the Netherlands
Dr. Claudio Galmarini, Argentina
Dr. Ali Fuat Gokce, Nigde University, Turkey.
Dr. Masayoshi Shigyo, Yamaguchi University, Japan
Dr. Rina Kamenetsky Goldstein, Institute of Plant Sciences ARO, Israel
National Organizing Committee
Chairman
Dr. K.E. Lawande, President, Indian Sociietty of Alliums, Ex- Vice Chancellor,
DBSKKV, Dapoli and Ex-Director, ICAR-DOGR, Rajgurunagar, Pune
Members
Dr. K.P. Vishwanatha, Vice Chancellor, MPKV, Rahuri
Dr. B. Venkateswarlu, Vice Chancellor, VNMKV, Parbhani
Dr. T. Bhattacharya, Vice Chancellor, Dr. DBSKKV, Dapoli Dr. V.M. Bhale, Vice Chancellor, Dr.PDKV, Akola Dr. V.A. Parthasarthy, Chairman, RAC, ICAR-DOGR & Ex-Director, IISR, Calicut Dr. B. Singh, Director, IIVR, Varanasi Dr. S.P. Singh, Agril. Commissioner, Pune, Maharashtra Dr. Sudhanshu, DGM, APEDA, New Delhi Dr. C.B. Singh, AGM, APEDA, New Delhi Shri Sunil Pawar, MD, MSAMB, Pune Shri D. M. Sable, AGM, MSAMB, Mumbai Dr. P. K. Gupta, Director (Act.), NHRDF, New Delhi Dr. R.P. Gupta, Ex-Director, NHRDF, New Delhi Dr. N.P. Singh, Director, ICAR-NIASM, Baramati Dr. T. Janakiram, ADG (Hort.), ICAR-New Delhi Dr. C.S. Pathak, Advisor -Vegetable Research, Nath Bio-Genes (I) Ltd. Dr. B.S. Tomar, Head, Div. of Vegetable Science, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi Dr. M.R. Dinesh, Director, ICAR-IIHR, Bengaluru Dr. N.K. Singh, Director, ICAR-NRCPB, New Delhi Sh Suresh Agrawal, Vice-President, ISA and Chairman, Beej Sheetal, Jalna Dr. Kudeep Singh, Director, ICAR-NBPGR, New Delhi Shri Ajit Jain, MD, Jain Irrigation, Jalgaon Dr. Anil Dhake, Jain Irrigation, Jalgaon Dr. Veere Gowda, Pr. Scientist, ICAR-IIHR Dr. Anil Khar, Pr. Scientist, ICAR-IARI Mr. Santosh Attavar, MD, Indo-American Hydrid Seeds, Bengaluru Shri Bipinchandra Chandulal Solanki, MD, Syngenta India Ltd., Pune, MS Ms Shilpa Divekar, CEO, Seminis Vegetable Seeds, Inc., Mumbai Convener Dr. Major Singh, Director, ICAR-DOGR and Vice-President, ISA 6
Local Organizing Committee Chairman Dr. Major Singh, Director, ICAR-DOGR and Vice-President, ISA Members Dr. A.J. Gupta, Principal Scientist (Hort.) Dr. S.J. Gawande, Principal Scientist (Plant Pathology) Dr. S.S. Gadge, Senior Scientist (Agril. Extension) Dr. S. Anandhan, Senior Scientist and National Fellow (Plant Biotechnology) Dr. A. Thangasamy, Scientist Sr. Scale (Soil Science) Dr. Kiran Bhagat, Scientist Sr. Scale (Plant Physiology) Dr. V. Karuppaiah, Scientist (Agril. Entomology) Mr. Y. Vishwanath, Scientist (Seed Technology) Dr. Kalyani Gorrepati, Scientist (Agril. Processing Engineer) Dr. Rajiv B. Kale, Scientist (Agril. Extension) Mrs. Ashwini P. Benke, Scientist (Genetics) Dr. Pranjali H. Ghodke, Scientist (Plant Physiology) Sh. Manjunatha Gowda, D.C., Scientist (Vegetable Science) Sh. Kuldip, Scientist (Plant Biotechnology) Sh. Yogesh Popat Khade, Scientist (Vegetable Science) Dr. Soumia, P.S., Scientist (Entomology) Shri Anand Jindal, Chairman, Jindal Crop Science, Pvt Ltd, Jalna Mr. Satyanarayan Rathi, President, MASA and EC member, ISA Dr. Satish Bhonde, EC Member, ISA Organizing Secretary Dr. Vijay Mahajan, Principal Scientist (Hort.), Secretary, ISA
Programme Outline
1. 2.
Nine Theme-wise 3.
technical poster Exhibition
sessions session
4. 5.
Open Plenary
session session
Poster session
Facilities will be arranged for displaying poster papers during respective theme
areas. Organising committee requests participants to contribute abstracts as
extended summaries not exceeding 600 words covering brief introduction,
methodology, results and conclusion. All abstracts should contain title, name
of the author (s), organisation, contact address and email id. All abstracts
should be typed in Times New Roman with font size 12. After review, some of
the papers may be invited for oral presentation. In case of poster presentation
the prescribed poster size is 75 x 90 cm.
Call for papers
The participants of ISEA2019 are invited to contribute abstracts of papers for
oral/poster presentations on areas pertaining to symposium themes. Thematic
papers on salient topics covering the theme areas are being organized with lead
speakers from various countries. For guidelines and formats, please visit
symposium website www.dogr.res.in/symposium. Abstracts are required to be
submitted electronically through email. Authors must follow the guidelines and
prescribed formats given in symposium website. Abstracts will be published in
book of abstracts, if the author has registered by due date.
8Registration
Registration form can be downloaded from website and sent duly filled in form to
the Convenor. Registration fee can be paid online or through a crossed demand
draft in favour of Convener, International Symposium on Edible Alliums:
Challenges and Opportunities and sent to the Convenor by registered/speed post.
Category Registration fee
On or before After November
November 30, 2018 30, 2018
International participant USD 300 USD 350
International accompanying person USD 150 USD 200
SAARC country participants USD 200 USD 250
International students USD 200 USD 250
Indian participant Rs. 8000.00 Rs. 9000.00
Indian accompanying person Rs. 3000.00 Rs. 4000.00
Indian Student Rs. 3000.00 Rs. 4000.00
The registration fee can be deposited through online transfer to SBI, Branch
Rajgurunagar, Account No.11587554437, IFS Code: SBIN0000410 and should
be intimated to the secretary (isa.dogr@gmail.com, mahajan.isa@gmail.com)/
Treasurer, ISA (avinash8wakhare@yahoo.com) or demand draft drawn in
favour of Indian Society of Alliums payable at SBI, Rajgurunagar.
Registration fee covers welcome dinner, lunch, refreshments and symposium kit.
Accompanying persons are not entitled for symposium kit. Only registered
delegates shall have the privilege to participate in inaugural session, symposium
sessions, lunch, dinner, cultural evening etc.
Important dates
Abstracts submission : JULY 31, 2018
Acceptance of abstract : AUG. 31, 2018
Submission of full length paper : SEPT. 30, 2018
Early bid registration : SEPT. 30, 2018General Information
Symposium Venue
The symposium will be organized at Yashwantrao Chavan Academy of
Development Administration (YASHADA), Pune (Maharashtra). The
participants of the symposium may go through the facilities available at
YASHADA through the website at http://www.yashada.org.
Pune is the second largest city in the Indian state of Maharashtra, situated on the
Deccan plateau on the right bank of the Mutha River. Pune was once the centre of
power of the Maratha Empire established by Shivaji Maharaj. The city has
emerged as a major educational hub in recent decades, with nearly half of the
total international students in the country studying in Pune. The city is known for
its manufacturing and automobile industries, as well as for research institutes of
information technology (IT), education, management and training, which attracts
students, and professionals from India, South East Asia, the Middle East and
Africa. Several colleges in Pune have student-exchange programs with colleges
in Europe. Pune is one of the fastest growing cities in the Asia-Pacific region.
Arrival at Pune
The National Symposium will be held at YASHADA, Pune-411001,
Maharashtra. It is located 15 km away from Pune Airport, 10 km from Railway
Station and Bus Stand. Pune is well connected by air, rail and bus. Participants
are requested to make their own arrangement to reach the venue as pre as well
as post paid cab services are available at arrival points. However, foreign
delegates may contact symposium secretariat for local conveyance.
Climate and Clothing
The climate in February is pleasant with cool atmosphere with maximum and
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minimum temperatures of 26-30 C and 11-15 C, respectively. Light woollen
clothing is recommended.
Insurance
The organizers cannot accept liability for personal injuries sustained, or for loss
of, or damage to, property belonging to the conference participants or their
accompanying persons, neither during nor as a result of the Conference.
Please check the validity of your own insurance.
10Accommodation
There are limited accommodations and rooms can be booked on first cum first
serve basis through ISA. Individual participants can book room in Yashwantrao
Chavan Academy of Development Administration (YASHADA), Pune
(Maharashtra) and Hotel Orchid, Pune through ISA. For registration &
accommodation, please forward information in Registration Form available in
the First Circular/ Website of ISA www.dogr.res.in. The concessional rates
provided to ISA are as follows:
Tentative rates at YASHADA, Pune are as follows:
MDC Double Occupancy AC Room @ Rs 4400
MDC Single Occupancy AC Room @ Rs 3500
— The room tariff is inclusive of all meals (Bed tea, Breakfast, Lunch, two
time tea/coffee & Dinner)
— Check-in & check-out timings are 24 hours
— All rooms have internet connectivity
Tentative rates at Hotel Orchid, Pune are as follows:
Deluxe room with Breakfast:
Single Occupancy at Rs.3750 + Taxes
Double occupancy at Rs.4250 + Taxes
Deluxe room with Breakfast & Dinner:
Single Occupancy at Rs.4750 + Taxes
Double occupancy at Rs.6000 + Taxes
Package at Hotel Orchid Includes:
— Complimentary Tea, Coffee Maker in the room.
— Complimentary daily local newspaper
— 2 nos. packaged drinking water bottles
— Regular free to air TV channels.
— Swimming pool and Health Club usage
— Complimentary Wi Fi in the room.
Social Events
Cultural programme will be arranged for the entertainment of registered
delegates and accompanying members on February 7, 2019 during evening in
order to provide insight into Indian culture by the professional artists, the
details of which shall be provided at the time of registration.Sponsorship
Sponsors are requested to contribute generously. They will be provided space
in souvenir for advertisement. The details of different categories are as under.
Platinum : Rs. 5.0 lakh
Free registration for 5 delegates, full page colour advertisement in
souvenir, one banner each inside and outside the venue.
Diamond : Rs 2.0 lakh
Free registration for 3 delegates, half page colour advertisement in
souvenir, one banner each inside and outside the venue
Gold : Rs 1.0 lakh
Free registration for 1 delegate, quarter page colour advertisement in
souvenir. Sponsoring of lunch/dinner with a banner.
Exhibition
An exhibition depicting the latest varieties, technologies and products covering
scientific and industrial equipments, books, water and energy saving
technologies will be organized. Scientific companies, service providers and
industries are requested to utilize the opportunity to exhibit their products and
services at the symposium venue for wide publicity among the stakeholders.
The exhibitors are requested to approach the organizers at the earliest to book
their stall. The exhibitors may contact the organizers for booking their stall
latest by 31 December, 2018.
Symposium Tours
1. Field visit will be arranged to see research farm of Directorate of Onion and
Garlic Research at Rajgurunagar 45 Km away from Pune and farmers field
at village Otur 100 Km away from Pune. This visit is included in registration
package.
2. Optional tour: Optional tour for two days will be organized to see world
heritage site such as Ajanta (www.https://en.wikipedia.org /wiki
/Ajanta_Caves) and Elora caves (www.https://en.wikipedia.org /wiki
/Ellora_Caves). On way, visit will also be organized to see world famous
onion processing unit at Jalgaon, called “Jain Farm Fresh”, Jalgaon
(www.http://www.jains.com/) This group of companies produce and
process banana, mango, guava, and pomegranate also. The interested
participants will have to pay about Rs 2000 or $ 30 additionally while
registering online.
12Registration form
International Symposium on Edible Alliums: Challenges and
Opportunities
February 9-12, 2019
(Please fill in CAPITAL letters)
1. Name :.........................................................................................................
2. Organization : ........................................................................................................
3. Address : ........................................................................................................
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4. Contact details
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5. No. of accompanying persons and details:
6. Category (Please Tick)
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7. Theme area of paper : ………..........……………………………
Title of abstract/paper:
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Mode of Payment: If Online (Pl give details: Name of Account
Holder.....................................................................................................................,
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in favour of Indian Society of Alliums payable at SBI, Rajgurunagar.
Signature of participant
14Symposium Secretariat
ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research,
Rajgurunagar, Pune, Maharashtra, India
+91-2135-222697
+91-2135-222026
+91-2135-224056(Fax)
E-mail: director.dogr@icar.gov.in, isa.dogr@gmail.com
Address for Correspondence
Dr. K. E Lawande
President, Indian Society of Alliums,
Ex- Vice Chancellor, DBSKKV, Dapoli and
Ex-Director, ICAR-DOGR, Rajgurunagar, Pune
ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research
Rajgurunagar, Pune-410505
Fax +91-2135-224056
Mobile +91-7020310081
Email: kelawande2011@gmail.com
Dr. Major Singh
Convener, ISEA2019 and Director
ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research
Rajgurunagar, Pune-410505
+91-2135-222697, +91-2135-222026
Fax +91-2135-224056
Mobiile: +91 9451579735
E-mail: : director.dogr@icar.gov.in,
singhvns@gmail.com
Dr. Vijay Mahajan
Organizing Secretary, ISEA2019 and Principal Scientist,
ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research
Rajgurunagar, Pune-410505
+91-2135-222697, +91-2135-222026
Fax +91-2135-224056
Mobile: +91 9421005607
E-mail: vijay.mahajan@icar.gov.in, isa.dogr@gmail.comSome Places of Attraction at Aurangabad
Ajanta Caves, Aurangabad
Ellora Caves, Aurangabad
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ICAR-Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research
16 Rajgurunagar-410505, Pune (Maharashtra)
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