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1. Dr. D.G. Jadhav

Strength

• Qualified, Research oriented and experienced faculty with a number of publications and significant research.
• A beautiful and eye-catching Botanical Garden in heart of college campus with ornamental and medicinal plants.
• Innovative teaching-learning methods with a special focus on Project -Based and experiential learning for PG-II-year students.
• Use of ICT in the teaching-learning process.
• Organization of student-centric curricular and extension activities.
• Well-equipped Research laboratory for Ph.D. researchers.
• Seed-broadcasting is our best practice as strong concern for environmental awareness

Future Plan

• To improve course & carrier Employability
• Plans to improve inclusiveness and Social Impact.
• Increasing the number of extension activities.
• To establish more collaboration with various industries for hands-on training and research.
• To build more research collaborations for quality research publications.
• To increase student participation in academic, extra-academic, extension and research activities.
• Collaboration with international educational institutions and organizations

Teaching Faculty

PROGRAMMES OFFERED

UNDERGRADUATION: B.Sc. BOTANY

POST GRADUATION (M. Sc. BOTANY)

Specialization: Angiosperm Taxonomy

CO's and PO's

Standard Operating Procedure

Vision:

To promote the culture of learning by educating students in the basics of plant science, its related components, and evolving advancements that will serve science and the nation in the modern era.

Mission:

To make a significant contribution to the national goals of promoting knowledge society through high quality education, innovative-research and services to the society in the field of plant sciences. 2. To produce highly qualified post graduate and research students.

Objectives:

• To understand the scope and significance of the discipline.
• To imbibe love and curiosity towards nature through the living plants.
• To make the students exposed to the diverse life forms.
• To make them skilled in practical work, experiments, laboratory equipment and to interpret correctly on biological materials and data.
• To encourage the students to do research in related disciplines.
• Critical Thinking: to include creative thinking, innovation, inquiry and analysis, evaluation and synthesis of information.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Principal, Vice-Principal, Academic Supervisor and IQAC Co-Ordinator.

TIME & DURATION:

As per the academic calendar prescribed by Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune.

PRE ADMISSION PROCESS:

• Opening meeting with Principal.
• Counselling and Guiding to UG and PG students for admission.
• Conducting Departmental meeting regarding preparation of course contents according to syllabus and workload distribution amongst Faculty member.
• Analysis of previous examination results.
• Post Admission process.
• Preparation of Departmental Academic Calendar.
• Organizing welcome function for UG and PG new comers and felicitation of previous year toppers in Botany Subject.
• Display time table on notice board.
• Preparation of Whatsapp group of all classes and noting Email –Ids.

STANDARD ACADEMIC PROCESS AND CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES.

• Following and Implementing of all instruction given by higher authorities in department.
• Conducting regular lectures and practical’s according to time table.
• Conducting class test, tutorials and seminars and find out advanced and slow learner
• Solving queries of students regarding Syllabus, Exam and other issues.
• Maintaining and monitoring of students attendance and departmental record.
• Distribution of Project work to different classes and organization of seminars, conferences and workshops.
• Conducting internal exam according to allotted time tableby exam department
• Assessment, Analysis and uploading of internal exam marks on exam portal of SPPU Pune.
• Organizing Seminars and allotment of Dessertation (Projects) and guides to second year PG students as per schedule.
• Planning and executing Study Tour.
• Ensuring syllabus completion within time.
• Preparation and submission of annual Departmental Report, Academic Audit report to college Administration.
• College students Feedback on Curriculum and Teachers at the end of the academic year.
• Guiding students to participate in University Level Research competition – Avishkar.
• Preparation of Organization and participation in National, International, State level Conferences, Seminars and Workshops.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

• Planning and organizing various activities like National Science Day, Avishkar competition Science Exhibition.
• Organizing Parents and Alumni meeting every year.
• Planning and Execution of work allotted as chairman or member of concerned committee.

HIGHLIGHTS OF DEPARTMENT

• The department has started P.G Classes from 2018 and Research Centre from June 2022.
• Botanical Garden was established in 2022 with variety of flowering and medicinal plants.
• The Department is offering a conducive and supportive environment for teaching- learning
• Spacious and well-equipped Laboratories
• Audio-visual facilities for effective teaching learning process.
• Regular Field based studies for teaching-learning classical Plant Sciences.
• Since the commencement of PG classes, 05 students qualified SET Exam.

RESEARCH CENTER

Research Centre Approval: From AY 2018-19

List of Guide, Qualification & Specialization List of Registered Students Seats allotted to the Guides:

FACULTY-WISEPUBLICATIONS:

RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED

Dr. J.T. Jadhav

1.Phytosociological Studies on the Vegetation of Trimbakeshwar,Vani and Saptashringi Forests of Nashik District,Maharashtra, Maturity Index
2.Continuum index studies on the vegetation of Trimbakeshwar, Vani and Saptashringi forest areas of Nashik dist.(M.S),India
3.Importance Value Index (IVI) Study OfTryambakeshwar, Vani And Saptashringi Forest Of Nashik District (M.S.), India
4.Phytosociological Studies on the Talegaon Forest of Nashik District (Maharashtra)
5.Phytosociological Studies on the Vegetation of Sapgaon Forest of Nashik District ( Ma
harashtra )
6.Phytosociological Studies on The Vegetation of Tryambakeshwar Forest of Nashik District(Maharashtra), India
7.Phytosociological Studies on the Vegetation of Saptashringi Forest of Nashik District (Maharashtra)
8.Importance Value Index (IVI) study of Talegaon forest of Nashik District,Maharashtra,
9.Maturity Index of Tryambakeshwar forest of Nashik District,Maharashtra.
10.Maturity Index of Vani forest of Nashik District,Maharashtra(India).
11.Phytosociological Studies on the vegetation of Some Satana forest of Nashik District Maharashtra: Maturity Index
12.Rural herbal remedies used by the tribal peoples of Kalwan and Surgana Taluka of Nashik District,Maharashtra,India.
13.Floristic Study of Galana Fort Area of Malegaon Taluka, Dist.Nashik, Maharashtra, India
14.Importance Value Index(IVI) study of some Herbaceous plants from North-East Malegaon Forest of Nashik District (MS),India
15.Importance Value Index(IVI) study of some Satana Forest of Nashik District (MS),India
16.Medicinal Plants of Chaulher Fort Region of Nashik District,Maharashtra, India
17.Floristic Study of Trambakeshwar Forest Area of Nashik District , Maharashtra, India

Dr. Y.C. Shastri

1.Exploration of wild edible plants of Malegaon,District-Nashik (Maharashtra) ournal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research (2019)
2.Some important religious plants of Malegaon region from Nasik District Vision Research Journal For Pure Sciences(2020)
3.Embryology of Mimosa pudica LinnInternational Journal AJANTA (2020)
4.Study of some Sacred plants of Nashik district International Advanced Research Journal in Science,Engineering& Technology(2021)
5.Post fertilization changes in Mimosa pudicaLinn.
6.International Advanced Research Journal in Science,Engineering& Technology(2021)
7.Embryological Observations of Fruit development in Mimosa pudicaLinnPlantaeScientia(2021)
8.Potential of metabolites from culture filtrate of Alternariapadwickii (G) Ellis againstOryza sativa, International journal of Life Sciences(2021)
9.Exploration of Phytovetrinary Medicines From Malegaon of NashikDistrict, International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (2021)
10.Survey of some Sacred and Medicinal Plants From Malegaon Tehsil of Nashik District, MaharashtraInternational Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (2022)
11.Survey of some common toxic plants of Livestock in Malegaon,District-Nashik,Maharashtra, International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews.
12.Study of some poisonous Plants of Baglan Region of Nashik District, Maharashtra, International Journal of Research Culture Society, (2023).

Dr. D.U. Ahire

1.Dilip Ahire (2020) A Study of Floral Elements of Igatpuri Forest of Nasik District(M.S) International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research ISSN: 2229-5518 Monthly Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Indexed Journal [Impact Factor: 02], Volume - 11, Issue - 4, April – 2020.
2.Dilip Ahire (2021) Exotic Medicinal Plants of Nasik District (M.S) India. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Applications. ISSN: 2249-7781, Volume 6, Issue 2, March-April 2021, Page No. 107-109.Impact factor: 7.429.
3.Dilip Ahire (2021) Study of Vegetation and Maturity index of Igatpuri Forest of Nasik District, Maharashtra, India. International Journal of Botany Studies, ISSN: 2455-541X, Volume 6, Issue 4, 2021, Page No. 320-322, Impact factor: RJIF5.12.
4.Dilip Ahire (2021) Grass Diversity of Nshik District of Maharashtra, (India), international Journal of Current Science, Vol. 12, Issue 4, ISSN 2250-1770, 2022

Dr. D.G. Jadhav

1.D.G. Jadhav, Critically Endangered Flowering Plants inthe forests of NashikDistrict., GIS Science Journal, 1869-9391,Vo. 9, Issue 2, 2022.
2.Survey on Diversity of Exotic Medicinal Plants in Nashik District of Maharashtra, India InternationalJournalof Research Culture Society, ISSN 2456-6683,Vo. 6, Issue 11, 20-24, Nov. 2022
3.Biological spectrumwithsomeotherecologicalattributes ofthefloraandvegetationoftheSalherfortofMaharashtra,India. InternationalJournalofAdvancedResearch inBiologicalSciences.ISSN 2348-8069, Vol.7,IssueIV,146-155, 2020.
4.Positive and Negative Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemic and Potential Strategies of Sustainability. Vidyawarta, ISSN 2319-9318, Special Issue, August 2022,
5.MultimediaandSociety, InternationalE-researchJournal,ResearchJourney,ISSN2348-7143,IssueVIII,83-85,2016.
6.ContributionofDr.BabasahebAmbedkarforFarmersandLabours, InternationalE-researchJournal,Research Journey, 2348-7143, IssueVI,04-08,2016.
7.TheFloristicandVegetational StudiesofBaglanForestRangesofNashikDistrict,Maharashtra, onlineMulti-DisciplinaryInternationalResearchJournal-Asian Resonance, (P):0976-8602 (E):2349-9443, Vol.V-Issue II,17-21,2016.
8.Studies on FloristicAnalysisandVegetationofTaharabad ForestRangeofNashikDistrict,Maharashtra, FloraandFauna,AnInternationalResearchJournalofBiologicalSciences, ISSN0971-6920, Vol.22, 111-115, 2016.
9.Life-formsandBiologicalSpectrumofTaharabad Forest ofNashikDistrict,Maharashtra,India, online Multi-DisciplinaryInternationalResearchJournal-PeriodicResearch, ISSN2231-0045, Vol. II-IssueIV,52-58,2014.
10.AngiospermDiversityofWestern partofIgatpuriForestinNashikDistrict, InternationalJournalofBiologicalSciences i.e.Indian JournalofApplied&PureBiology, ISSN0970-2091, Vol.24(2), 365-372, 2009.
11.PlantDiversityinMalegaonForestRangesofNashikDistrict, Maharashtra,India. InternationalJournalofPlantResearch i.e.PlantArchives, ISSN0972-5210, Vol.9,No.2, 821-823, 2009
12.EthnomedicinallyImportantPlantsFromIgatpuriTalukaofNashikDistrict(M.S.), India. InternationalJournalofPlantResearch i.e.Plant Archives, ISSN 0972-5210, Vol.8, No.2, 601-602, 2008.

Dr. P.S. Patil

1.D.G. Jadhav, P. S. Patil (2023) Survey on Diversity of Exotic Medicinal Plant Species in Nasik District of Maharashtra, India. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH CULTURE SOCIETY ISSN: 2456-6683 Monthly Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Indexed Journal [ Impact Factor: 5.743 ] Volume - 06, Issue - 11, November – 2022.
2.PatilDA1 ,PS Patil2(2021) Synonymy in sanskrit plant names: Conflicts and causes . International Journal of Botany Studies. ISSN: 2455-541X, Volume 6, Issue 3, 2021, Page No. 575-579.
3.PatilDA1 ,PS Patil2(2021) Hastividyarnavasarasamgraha in the perspective of plant invasion in India. International Journal of Botany Studies, ISSN: 2455-541X, Volume 6, Issue 4, 2021, Page No. 880-883
4.A.N.Wagh, N.B.Pawar, P. S. Patil and S.I.Ansari (2021) Dyes from Plants: North West region of Nashik District, Maharashtra.International Journal of Advanced Research and Development ISSN: 2455-4030, www. newresearchjournal.com/advanced Volume 6; Issue 5; 2021; Page No. 08-12.
5.Pravin S Patil1*, Dipak B Patil2 , César R Solorio-Alvarado2 , G K Pawar (2021). Review on ethnobotanical utilities of plants against various skin diseases in Nashik district, Maharashtra, India. International Journal of Botany Studies www.botanyjournals.com. Volume 6, Issue 5, 2021, Page No. 1349-1356.
6.A.S. Kale and P.S.Patil (2019) Folk Medicinal Plants Used in the Treatment of Skin Disorders of Malegaon Region. International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews. ISSN 2349-5138. Pg No. 164-169.
7.P. S. Patil(2017) Sunlight, Wind and Water as a Renewable Energy Sources:A Review Article,Researchjourney, Special Issue 12. 112-113.
8.P. S. Patil(2016) Herbal formulations used in Badwani district (Madhya Pradesh) India.International Journal of Advanced Research and Development ISSN: 2455-4030, www.newresearchjournal.com/advanced Volume1; Issue 3; March 2016; Page No. 76-80.
9.P. S. Patil(2016) Herbal folk remedies on diabetes from Malegaon region of Nasik District,International Journal of Advanced Research and Development ISSN: 2455-4030, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.24 www.advancedjournal.com Volume 1; Issue 10; October 2016; Page No. 25-27
10.P. S. Patil(2016) Utility of Traditional Medicolore Against Asthma Disease by the Patients of Malegaon Region.ResearchersWorld(International refereed Research Journal))Vol.VII, Secial Issue-4 (5) 34-37 ISSN 2231-4172.
11.P. S. Patil1*, Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil (2016) Toponymy In BadwaniDistrict Of Madhya Pradesh (India). Scholars World(International refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research), ISSN 2319-5789.
12.PatilP.S.,Tambe S.S., Pawar G.K. and N.B.Pawar (2016) Methodology In Ethnobotany: A Review Article,Researchjourney, Special Issue-I, 172-174,ISSN 2348-7143.
13.Tambe S.S, Patil P.S, ZiyaAnsari (2016) Botanical Importance Citralluslanatus (thunb.) In Islam: a review article Scholars World(International refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research) ISSN 2319-5789.
14.Tambe S.S., Kadam V.B. and PatilP.S.(2016) Plants Genetic Resource Conservation In India: A Review Article, Researchjourney, Special Issue-I, 166-171ISSN 2348-7143.
15.TambeS.S.,*Kadam V.B., Deore S.V. and Patil P.S.(2015) Effect of leaf extract of Taphrosiapurpurea on soil Borne Diseases of Chick pea. Scholars World(International refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research) ISSN 2319-5789.
16.P. S. Patil1*, Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil (2015) Native Herbal Remedies Combating Reproductive Afflictions In Women Of BadwaniDistrict(Madhya Pradesh) India. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research Vol. 6, Issue, 10, pp. 7124-7127.
17.Patil P.S., TambeS.S.,SandipPatil and G.K.Pawar(2015) Ethnoveternary uses of plants in AmalnertehsilJalgaon District Maharashtra(India). Scholars World(International refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research) ISSN 2319-5789
18.P. S. Patil1*, Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil (2014) Native Herbal Remedies Against Rheumatism And ArthritisInBadwani District (Madhya Pradesh: India) Scholars World(International refereed Multidisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research) ISSN 2319-5789.
19.P. S. Patil1*, Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil (2014)Phycotherapeutic uses of exotic species for primary healthcare among the people of Badwani District (Madhyapradesh, India) Perspective articles in life science. ISBN: 978-81-929124-0-0
20.TambeS.S.,*Kadam V.B., Deore S.V. and Patil P.S.(2014)Study of Root Rot Diseases of Chickpea (Cicerarietium L.) and effect of leaf extract of Catharanthusroseus (L.) G. Don (Sadaphuli) as Bio Control. Perspective articles in life science. ISBN: 978-81-929124-0-0.
21.Patil, P.S., Patil, M.V. and D.A.Patil (2013) Traditional home remedies against skin diseases. International Journal of Biotechnology and Biosciences 3(3):178-182.
22.Patil, D.A. and P.S.Patil (2011) Folk herbal medicines from some tehsils of Buldhana district, Maharashtra, India. Journal of Ecobiotechnology 3(2):4-10.
23.D. R. Patil 1, P. S. Patil 1, and D. A. Patil(2011) Indigenous home remedies as applied in ShirpurTaluka Of Dhule district (Maharashtra) India. Curr. Bot. 2(4): 34-35,2011.
24.P. S. Patil1*, Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil(2011) Investigation on folkloric medicines in Badwani district (M.P,) India. Current Botany, 2(9): 12-18.
25.Ahirrao Y.A., P. S. Patil and D. A. Patil(2011) Plant Based Sustainability In Buldhana District (M.S.) India. Proceding of National`Conference on Biodiversity and Environmental Crisis: Past, Present and Future, PP 65-74.
26..P. S. Patil1*,Patil M.V.2 and D. A. Patil3 (2010) Traditional MedicoloreInBadwani District (M.P.) India.Journal of Phytology 2/12 (2010) 49-53
27.D.A.Patil*, P.S.Patil, Y.A.Ahirrao, U.P.Aher, Y.A.Dushing(2010). Ethnobotany of Buldhana District (Maharashtra India): Plants Used In Veterinary Medicine. Journal of Phytology 2010, 2(12): 22-34.
28.Ahirrao Y.A., AherU.P.,PatilP.S.,Bushing Y.A. &D.A.Patil (2010). Role of culinary botanicals in traditional home remedies of Buldhana District Maharashtra (India.) Life Sciences Leaflets 6:182-187.
29.Ahirrao Y A, Patil P S, Aher U P, Dushing Y A and D A Patil (2009) Traditional herbal remedies in Buldhana District (Maharashtra) Ancient Sci Life 28(4): 38-41
30.Patil P.S., Ahirrao Y.A., Dushing Y.A., Aher U.P., &D.A.Patil (2009). Role of crop weeds in traditional medicines in Buldhana district (M.S.) Sciences Leaflets 10: 261-272.
31.Patil P.S., Dushing Y.A., Aher U P., Ahirrao Y.A., &D.A.Patil (2009). Noteworthy Herbal claims against animal bites & stings in Buldhana District (Maharashtra). In proceedings of National conference on Biodiversity Sustainable Development &Human welfare at L.K. Dr. P.R. Ghogrey Science college Dhule (M.S.) (ed. Dr.S.N.Nandan, Borase&V.B.Salunkhe) Pp. 187-190.
32.Ahirrao, Y.A., Dushing, Y.A., Aher, U.P., Patil, P.S. and D.A.Patil (2009) Ethnobotanical resources for reproductive ailments in Buldhana District (Maharashtra). In: Proceedings of National Symposium and workshop on ‘Recent Advances in Prospects and potential of Medicinal Plants (Ed. Dr. S. N. Dwivedi) A P S University Rewa, Gayatri Publications. pp. 61-68.
33.Patil, P.S., Ahirrao, Y.A., Aher, U.P., Dushing, Y.A. and D.A.Patil (2009). Ethnomedicinal claims in Buldhana District (Maharashtra): Genus Calotropis. R.Br. (Asclepiadaceae). In: Proceedings of National Symposium and workshop on ‘Recent Advances in Prospects and potential of Medicinal Plants (Ed. Dr. S. N. Dwivedi) A P S University Rewa, Gayatri Publications. pp. 92-95.
34.DushingY.A.,Patil P.S., Aher U.P., Ahirrao Y.A., &D.A.Patil (2009). Herbal Cosmetics as used by people of Buldhana District (M.S.) In proceedings of National conference on Biodiversity Sustainable Development & Human welfare at L.K. Dr. P.R. Ghogrey Science college Dhule (M.S.) (ed. Dr.S.N.Nandan, Dr.D.A.Patil, Dr.B.D.Borase&V.B.Salunkhe) PP.
35.PatilP.S.,Dushing Y.A. &D.A.Patil (2009). Herbal Contact Therapy as practiced in Buldhana District (M.S.) In proceedings of National conference on Biodiversity Sustainable Development & Human welfare at L.K. Dr. P.R. Ghogrey Science college Dhule (M.S.) (ed. Dr.S.N.Nandan, Dr.D.A.Patil, Dr.B.D.Borase&V.B.Salunkhe) Pp.
36.PatilP.S.,DushingY.A., and D.A. Patil (2007) Observations on Plantlore In Buldhana District of India. Ancient Sc.Life 17 (1): 43-49.

Prof.Pravin D. Nikam

1. “Utilization of Some Exotic Plants in Ethnobotany of Malegaon Tehsil from Nashik District, Maharashtra.” International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, Vol. 3, no. 4, pp 1391- 1394, April 2022
2. “Survey of Some Sacred and Medicinal Plants from Malegaon Tehsil of Nashik District, Maharashtra.” International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 9, pp 76-81, June 2022
3. “Ethnomedicinal Utility of Some Plants from Chandwad Tehsil of Nashik District (Maharashtra).” International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, Vol. 3, no. 6, pp 2085- 2089, June 2022
4. “Survey of Religious and Medicinal Plants of Dabhadi Region of Nashik District (M.S.).” International Conference on “Environment Development and Sustainability” organized by Department of Botany and IQAC, Athalye-Sapre-Pitre College, Devrukh (Autonomous) in Collaboration with Srushtinyan and SahyadriSankalp Society (29-30 March 2022).

Prof.Atul N. Wagh

1.Ecological Vegetation of some Rare, Endangered, Threatened & Endemic Medicinal Plants of Salher & MulherForest, Nashik (Maharashtra)International Journal of Management, Technology and EngineeringOnline : ISSN NO: 2249-7455, 2018.
2.Preliminary Phytochemical Analysis, Antimicrobial & Antifungal Activities of Seed Extract from Guazuma tomentosa Kunth.International Conference on Emerging Trends in Science,Engineering & ManagementOnline : ISBN NO: 978-93-87433-46-5, 2018
3.Dye Yielding Plants of Baglan Region from Nashik District, MaharashtraVidyawarta: Interdisciplinary Multilingual Refereed JournalISSN2319-9318Vol. 01Issue. 34.01pp251 -254, 2020
4.Some Important Religious Plants of Malegaon Region from Nashik District, MaharashtraVRJFPS, Interdisciplinary Refereed JournalISSN2348-7976Volume I, Issue XIV, 2020
5.Embryology of Mimosa pudica LinnAjantaInterdisciplinary Multilingual Refereed JournalISSN 2277 -5730Volume IX, Issue IV, 2020
6.Ethnobotanical Studies of North – East Region from Nashik District (Maharashta, India), Plantae Scientia- An International Research Journal in Botany, ISBN 2581-589XVolume 04, Issue 02, March 2021
7.Medicianal Plants used against Covid 19, (SARS-Cov-2) disease by Tribals of North East Region from Nashik District, Maharashtra.International Journal of Botany StuidiesISSN 2455-541XVolume 6, Issue 3,PP 890-892,2021
8.“Dyes from Plants: North East Region from Nashik District, Maharashtra”Internatinal Journal of
9.Advanced Research and Develepment”ISSN: 2455-4033Volume 6, Issue 5,2021PP 8-12
10.A Review on Biopesticides from Natural Products, Internatinal Journal of Scientific Research and Enginering Development, Volume 5, Issue 2, March-April 2022.pp - 991 - 998

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