DR.

JAWALE CHETAN SURESH

Name:

Jawale Chetan Suresh

Current Designation :

Associate professor

Residential Address :

Flat No. 9, Building No. 17

Ganadhish apartment, Narshiha
Nagar, Gangapur Road, Nashik-422013

Office Address:

PG Department of Zoology, Life Science Building, HPT Arts &

RYK Science College, College Road, Nashik-422005

Contact No. (Off)

0253-2232218

Contact No. (Home)

0253-2342467

Contact No. (Mobile)

91-09422770869

Email ID :

[email protected]

Web:

http://www.csjawale.blogspot.in/

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION :
Degree
D. Pharm
B. Sc. (Zoology)
M. Sc. (Zoology)
Ph.D. (Zoology)

Board/University
Bombay Technical,
Mumbai
North Maharashtra,
Jalgaon
North Maharashtra,
Jalgaon
Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar
Marathwada,
University,
Aurangabad.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Name of University/
College
B.P. Arts S.M.A.
Science & K.K.C.
Commerce College,
Chalisgaon

Designation

Lecturer

Year
March 1994

Division/grade
First Class

March 1995

Distinction

March 1998

Distinction

April 2002

Awarded Natural
products: their
isolation
characterization and
evaluation of
biological activity

UG : 12
Duration

PG: 07
Course taught

22nd September
2001 to
22nd March 2002

Biochemistry
Molecular biology
Genetics
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Dr. Ulhas Patil

College of Science and
Commerce, Jalgaon
Dr. Ulhas Patil
College of Science and
Commerce, Jalgaon
H.P.T. Arts & R.Y.K
Science College,
Nashik-05

Lecturer

01 June 2002 to 30
April 2003

Lecturer

01 July 2003 to 31
March 2004

Associate professor

20th June 2005 to

till date

Chordate and nonchordate, Animal

Physiology, Pest
management,
Apiculture, sericulture,
Poultry Fishery,
Entomology,
Physiology, Histology,
For B.Sc. M.Sc. And
M.Phil Classes.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
1. Maintaining blogs on internet http://zoologyryk.blogspot.com/ ,
http://entomologyryk.blogspot.com/ for students.
2. Designed various formats for Departmental administration.
3. Frequent use of innovative teaching methods.

SUPERVISION OF RESEARCH WORK :

Registered Guide for M.Phil. for Environmental Science (Y.C.M.O. University, Nashik),
M.Phil and Ph.D. for Zoology (Pune University, Pune).
Degree

Completed Thesis work

Ongoing Thesis work

M.Phil.

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Ph.D.

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SPECIAL AWARDS, HONORS RECEIVED, RECOGNITION:

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4.

Fellow of Society of Life Science (F.S.L.Sc)

Fellow of Society of Applied Biotechnology (F.S.A.B)
PG Teacher recognition for M.Sc. Zoology from Pune University, Pune.
Contributory lecturer for M.Phil (Environmental Science) YCMOU, Nashik.
PG Teacher recognition for M.Sc. Zoology from Solapur University, Solapur.

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES & SOCIETIES:

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vi)

Indian Science Congress, Kolkata, LM 1008

Indian Association of Aquatic Biology, (IAAB) Hyderabad.
Society of Life Science, Satna, (M.P) India.
International society of zoological science (ISZS), China.
LM 748-I
International natural hygiene society (INHS), Australia.
International society for environmental Sciences (ISEIS), Canada.

EDITORIAL WORK:
Editor of Trends in Parasitology Research
ISSN 2319 314X (Print); ISSN 2319 3158 (Online)
Associate Editor of DAV International Journal of Science
ISSN 2277- 5536 (Print); 2277 - 5641 (Online)
On editorial advisory Board of Trends in Life Sciences
ISSN: 23194731 (Print); ISSN: 23195037 (Online)
On editorial advisory Board of Trends in Fisheries Research
ISSN: 2319474X (Print); 23194758 (Online)

BOOKS PUBLISHED :
Book Details: Microbial Approach for Enhanced Degradation of Endosulfan
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing,
AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG. Saarbrucken, Germany.
By (author):
Chetan Jawale & Vaishali Deshpande
ISBN-13:
978-3-659-25746-9
Number of pages:
140
ISBN-10:
365925746X
Published on:
2012-10-02
EAN:
9783659257469
Category:
Microbiology
Book language:
English
Book Details: Biological activities of Cestrum species (Family: Solanaceae).
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing,
AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG. Saarbrucken, Germany.
By (author):
Chetan Jawale & Vaishali Deshpande
ISBN-13:
978-3-659-27965-2
EAN:
9783659279652
ISBN-10:
Book language:
English
Published on:
2012-10-28
Number of pages:
190
Category:
Zoology

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR ATTENDED:

State

1999

National

1999

National

2000

Regional

2005

State level Seminar on Info tech; Challenges of 21" Century

Aurangabad , INDIA February 27-28, 1999.
Indian Social of Analytical Scientist XIV ISAS National
Symposium
Aurangabad , INDIA 10th, October 1999.
Seminar on Indian Medicinal Plants - Update 2000.
Latur (M.S.) INDIA September 23-24 2000.
Teacher orientation program
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National

2006

University

2006

State

2006

National

2007

University

2007

National

2008

Regional

2009

National

2010

National

2010

State

2010

organized by Dr. MSG Foundation, Mumbai in

collaboration with Gokhale Education Society, Nashik -5
India 4th September 2005
National level workshop on Experimental Pharmacology,
organized by Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandirs Pharmacy
College, Nashik on 26th 27th March 2006 at Panchavat ,
Nashik
Workshop of Revised syllabus on T.Y.B.Sc Zoology,
organized by Department of Zoology, H.P.T. Arts & R.YK.
Science College, and Pune University, on 12th and 13th
January 2006 at Nashik-5
13th State level annual conference Pedagogical strategies
for teaching school level subjects,
Organized by Maharashtra educational administration and
management Pune in collaboration with Phaltan education
society and Dr. M.S.G. foundation Mumbai, on 5th and 6th
November 2006 at Phaltan.
General Orientation program for College teaches
organized by Academic Staff College Pune University, at K.
T. H. M. College Nashik on 3rd December to 29th December
2007.
Soft skill Development program for trainers
organized y H.P.T. Arts & R.YK. Science college, and Pune
University, on 16th to 26th October 2007 at Nashik.
Refresher course in Environmental Science (Zoology),
organized by Academic staff College Pune University, at
H.P.T. Arts & R.YK. Science College, Nashik on 20th
November to 11th December 2008
Teacher orientation program
organized by Dr. MSG Foundation, Mumbai in
collaboration with Gokhale Education Society, Nashik -5,
India on 21st September 2009.
Seven day institutional training program on Beekeeping.
organized by National Bee Board, Dept of Agriculture &
Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India
and Arya Gramodyog Sansthan, on 19th and 20th February
2010, at Suprakruti Madhushala, Govardhan, Nashik
National conference on Natural Resources management for
sustainable development,
Organized by Environmental Science Department, North
Maharashtra University, Jalgaon (M.S.) India. 1st and 2nd
February 2010
State Level Seminar on Advances in Life Sciences

K. K. Wagh Arts Science and Commerce College,

Pimpalgaon (B), Dist Nashik-9 (M.S) India 5th and 6th
February 2010
National conference on Biodiversity and conservation of
nature and natural resources,
Organized by D. B. F. Dayanand College of Arts and
Science, Solapur (M.S.) India. 29th to 30th January 2010,
Out of State beekeeping training program
organized by National Bee Board, Dept of Agriculture &
Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India
and Arya Gramodyog Sansthan, on 23rd and 31st July 2010,
at Kandera, Bagpat, U.P. India.
National Level Workshop Cum Seminar On Bio-Resources
For Bio-Industries And Economic Zoology
Organized on 24th -25th January 2011at D. B. F. Dayanand
College of Arts and Science, Solapur (M.S.) India.
Faculty development programme
Organized by Dr. MSG Foundation, Mumbai in
collaboration with Gokhale Education Society, Nashik -5,
India on 5th to 11th August 2011 at Nashik.

National

2010

National

2010

National

2011

Regional

2011

Regional

2012

One day seminar on Fishery, agricultural pests and their

control
Sponserd under the quality improvement programme of
pune University, Pune on 9th Feb 2012 at KVNNSPsansths
Arts, commerce & Science College, Canada corner, Nashik2

National

2012

Seminar on Biological terminology in Marathi language.

Organized by Commission for scientific and technical
terminology (ministry of Human resource development),
Department of Higher Education, New Delhi, and
G.E.Societys Arts, Commerce and Science College,
Shrivardhan Dist. Raigad 402110 on 29th to 30th June 2012.

List of research paper Published and accepted for publications in

National and international Journals.
Sr. No.

Year

Title, Author, Journal, Abstract.

2010

Larvicidal activity of Cestrum nocturnum (Solanaceae:

solanales) on Aedes aegypti.
Chetan Jawale, Kirdak R., Laxmikant Dama
Bangladesh Journal of Pharmacology, Vol 5, No 1 (2010)
Online: 2 June 2010, DOI: 10.3329/bjp.v5i1.4714, Bangladesh J
Pharmacol 2010; 5: 39-40
Aedes aegypti is a vector parasite of the Dengue. New method to
control the population of this insect is necessary. In the present
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work we evaluated the potential of extract from Cestrum nocturnum

as larvicide. Methanol extract outstand as highly active larvicide,
achieving 100 % larval mortality in 24 hours when tested in the
concentration of 45 g/mL (soxhlet) and 25 g/mL (percolation).
Any extract exhibiting significant larvicide activity was further
fractioned and the fraction tested according to the WHO protocol.
One fraction derived from methanol extract present remarkable
LC100 at 12 g/mL. LC50 of methanol extract and active fraction
were found 14 g/mL and 6 g/mL respectively. These fractions
will be submitted to further fractions aiming to identify the
molecules responsible for the larvicide activity.
Insecticidal potential of Cestrum sp. (Solanaceae: Solanales)
against Tribolium castaneum and Tribolium confusum (Herbst)
(Coleoptera- Tenebrionidae)
C. S. Jawale and L. B. Dama.
DECCAN CURRENT SCIENCE, 3(2): 155-161. Jalna, M.S. India.
ISSN:0975-3040
Ethanol extract of plants Cestrum nocturnum and Cestrum diurnum
were studied for their effect on the stored grain pest Tribolium
confusum and Tribolium castaneum (Herbst). Effect of the plants
extract on duration of last instars larval period, % of emergence,
weight and mortality of T. castaneum and T. confusum was
evaluated and statistical analysed and graphically presented.
Insecticidal effect varies with cestrum species. Comparatively
alcoholic extract showed remarkable insecticidal activity than the
aqueous extract against Tribolium sp. Extract incorporated diet
when fed to larvae the growth was significantly inhibited.
Development of insect was abstracted due to the extracts of
Cestrum sp. These plant extracts could be useful for controlling the
store grain pest T. castaneum and T. confusum.
Haematological changes in the fish Cyprinus carpio intoxicated
with Plant extract of Cestrum nocturnum.
C. S. Jawale and L. B. Dama.
National of Life Sciences Vol. 7(1) 2010 : 81-84,
ISSN : 0972-995X
The sub-lethal concentration of the active principal of two piscicidal
plants viz. Cestrum nocturnum (2.8 mg-1) and Cestrum diurnum
(3.2 mg-1) induced the haematological changes in a freshwater fish
Cyprinus carpio. Behavioural activities such as erratic swimming,
loss of reflex, hyperventilation increased surfacing and jerk
movements were observed. The total number of erythrocytes,
leukocytes, and haemoglobin concentration and packed cell volume
declined while erythrocytes sedimentation rate and related
parameters like MCH, MCHC, MCV altered with exposure. Since
the plant toxins influence cell integrity and hemopoiesis, the oxygen
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carrying capacity of blood was decreased, consequently

thermodynamic and metabolic activity in fish was disturbed,
therefore Cestrum species seems to be Karyocytophilic and
Cytokaryophilic toxins to the fish.
Preparation and characterization of tincture of Sphaeranthus
indicus Linn. By co-chemical characteristics.
C. S. Jawale and L. B. Dama.
Bioscience Discovery., 1 (1): 18-20. A Journal of Life Sciences
(online), ISSN: 2229-3469 (print) ISSN: 2231-024X(online)
Tinctures of Sphaeranthus indicus were prepared by using 30 to
100 percent v/v ethyl alcohol by maceration process for 10, 20 and
30 days. Maximum yield of total solid content having pH 6.10 with
specific gravity 0.99 and brown colour was recorded on 30th day of
maceration at concentration of 30 percent v/v alcohol. Such
effective tincture can be prepared and utilize for preparation of
antiseptic ointment and other formulation.
Cash bee farming with Apis darsata (Rock Bee): A potential
biological resource for green and sweet revolution.
Nikam T.B. and Jawale C.S
In Bee World, 4th issue, Jan- March 2010 Pp 18. National Bee
Board Publication, New Delhi.
Prevalence of red cell alloimmunization in repeatedly
transfused patients with - Thalassemia in Solapur District,
Maharashtra State, India.
Nikam S. A., Dama S. B., Saraf S. A. , Jawale C. S., Kirdak R. V.
Chondekar R. P., Patil S. S., Deshmukh P. S, Shaikh F. I., and
Dama L. B.
UGC-Sponsored Proceedings of the National-Level Workshop cum
Seminar on Bio-Resources for Bio-Industries and Economic
Zoology, January- 2011, Solapur, Maharashtra, India, ISBN 81903603-6-1.
major thalassemia is a congenital hemolytic anemia caused by
defects in -globin chain synthesis. The globin chain that is
produced in excess is responsible for the ineffective erythropoiesis
and shortened red blood cell (RBC) survival. The present study
includes the prevalence of red cell alloimmunization in repeatedly
transfused patients with - Thalassemia in Solapur District,
Maharashtra, India. A cross sectional descriptive study was
conducted over one year period from January 2010 to December
2010 at Smt. Gopabai Damani Blood Bank (Indian Red Cross
Society) Solapur, Maharashtra, India. A total of 74 Thalassemia
patients receiving multiple blood transfusions at intervals of 2 to 4
weeks, or who had received at least 20 transfusions, were included
in this study. The diagnosis of Thalassemia was confirmed by
patients standard hemoglobin electrophoresis Reports Clinical
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transfusion records of 74 Thalassemia patients who fulfilled the

criteria were analyzed for the presence of allo-immunization, their
antibody specificity and the time interval of RBC immunization
from start of transfusion. Ethnic background, status of splenectomy,
age at start of transfusion and the number of blood units received
were also recorded. Laboratory investigations using standard blood
bank methods, serum was analyzed prior to each transfusion to
detect new antibodies to RBC antigens. All pre transfusion sera
were also tested to determine their phenotype for the following
blood group systems: ABO; Rhesus (D, C, E, c, and e); Kell (K, k),
Kidd (Kpa, Kpb) and Duffy (Fya, Fyb). Clinical and laboratory data
were collected and analyzed to find out the frequency, pattern and
factors influencing red cell immunization secondary to multiple
blood transfusions in these patients.
Height And Weight Correlation In Thalassemic Patients From
Solapur District, Maharashtra, India
Nikam S. V., Dama S. B., Deshmukh P.S., Jawale C. S., Patil S.S.,
Tembhurkar V. R., Dama L. B.
DAV International Journal of Science, Volume 1 Number 1Pp
December 2011 ISSN 2277- 5536 (Print); 2277-5641(Online)
Present study includes the height and weight correlation in
thalassemic patients from Solapur District, Maharashtra, India. The
medical records of thalassemia patients were reviewed. Present
observational survey study, one hundred twenty five clinically
proved by their medical reports, cases of thalassemic childrens
with age 6 months to 18 Years, coming for to get blood transfusion
from different parts of Solapur district. The Maximum patients
were: 34(27.2%) in the age group of 6 months to 3 years of age and
minimum patients were: 10(8%) in both age group of 14-16 and 1718 years age. The height and weight mean rage was higher in male
than female thalassemic patients.
Improved Design Of Nest Box For Indian House Sparrow,
Passer domesticus Indicus
Jawale C.S.
Bioscience Discovery, Volume 3, Number 1, Pp 97-100 Jan. 2012
ISSN: 2231-024X (Online) ISSN: 2229-3469 (Print)
Indian house sparrow, Passer domesticus indicus is a symbiotic bird
species with human habitation. Its vanishing population created
awareness among peoples. Our changing life style and loss of
nesting site proved a major cause of disappearance of sparrow.
Many people try to provide non scientific artificial nest box for
these bird in India. So, we experimented with the various design of
Standard European sparrow nest box and presented ideal nest box
designed which improves the nesting and breeding potential in
urban area. Improved dimensions are 15.24 cm length and 12.7 cm
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width. Depth was reduced to 7.62 cm. We also able to improve the
aesthetic look of these boxes which lead to increased acceptance by
common people for their fixing around their houses. We found that
availability of nesting material and height of nest box installation
would not affect the nesting attempt by Indian sparrow. This
improved designed of nest box will definitely help people,
organizations and groups in their attempt to increase sparrow
population.
A new species Oxytricha susheelum n. sp. (Ciliophora:
Sporadotrichida) from freshwater in Aurangabad.
Deshmukh N Z, Nikam S V, Jawale C S, Shaikh T. T., More B V.
Recent trends in Parasitology, Volume-1, Issue-1 Pp.20-24
ISSN 2319 314X Print ISSN 2319 3158 Online
A new species of free living ciliated protozoa, Oxytricha susheelum
was recorded from fresh water in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.
Body shape of O. susheelum n. sp. is ellipsoid with broad posterior
and narrow anterior end. Two large, ovoid macronuclei and Adoral
zone of membranell running one half of the body length and
presence of four to five contractile vacuoles are the distinguishing
characters, separating this species from previously described
species.
Cestrum nocturnum (L) a prospective piscicide for control of
predatory fish Channa punctatus (Bloch.).
Jawale C. S., Dama L. B., Pawar Kishor and Dama S.B.
Recent trends in Fisheries Volume-1, Issue-1 Pp 14-17 ISSN:
2319474X (Print); 23194758 (Online)
Piscicidal activity of methanolic extract of Cestrum
nocturnum leaves against predatory fish Channa punctatus and their
behavioural changes were investigated. C. nocturnum leaves extract
shows the remarkable piscicidal activity. It shows there was
significant negative correlation between LC50 values and exposure
periods when observed till 72 hr. During the toxicity experiment the
fish shows the behavioral changes such as suffocation, rapid
movement, and spiraling and convulsion period to death. Piscicidal
activities show their dependence with concentration and time. This
piscicidal activity may be due to their adverse effect on respiratory
as well as energy production of fish. During bioassay experiments,
a phenomenon of recovery was observed in stupefied fishes when
fishes were shifted to untreated water after showing a partial
symptom of death at LC100 dose. This indicates the tolerance and
detoxifying capacity of fish to toxic principal. This nature of the
fish stupefying property of C. nocturnum extracts could be
advantageous in aquaculture for fish catching and releasing into
new isolated site.
Prevalence of Ixodid ticks in post acaricide treated cattle and
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buffaloes at Sinner district Nashik (M.S) India.

C. S. Jawale, L. B. Dama, S.B.Dama.
Recent trends in Parasitology, Volume-1, Issue-1 Pp.20-24
ISSN 2319 314X Print ISSN 2319 3158 Online
A survey was carried out to investigate the prevalence of hard tick
species (Acari: Ixodidae) on cattle in Sinner Diary farms at Nashik
district, India. A total of 1364 (958 caw and 305 buffaloes) post
acaricide treated animals were selected and examined for the
prevalence of tick infestation. The effect of host, breed, health
status, sex, age, coat colour on tick infestation was recorded.
Prominently Boophilus, Amblyomma and Hyalomma spp were
found on caw and buffalo. Where age and sex of host play non
significant role in prevalence of tick infestation, while breed of the
host and health status are important parameters found to be
significantly affecting tick prevalence. The routine acaricide
treatment at local level is found ineffective in controlling tick
infestation. This may be due to use of unspecific acaricide, wrong
method of application and increased resistance in tick. This research
focuses on necessity of integrated tick management Programme and
awareness at national level.
Mortality In Thalassemic Patients From Solapur District,
Maharashtra State, India
Nikam S. V. Dama S. B. , Chondekar R.P. , Dama L. B. , Jawale C.
S.
Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol. 11 No. 03 July12
ISSN 2223-4721 (Print) 2076-0299 (Electronic)
Objective: The aim of the present study is to surveying the mortality
in thalassemic patients from Solapur District, Maharashtra State,
India. Methods: Present observational survey study, one hundred
twenty five clinically proved by their medical reports, cases of
thalassemic children's with age 6 months to 18 Years, coming for to
get blood transfusion from different parts of Solapur district.
Results: The results indicates that the increased mortality during 1115 years of age. As a result, transfusional iron overload can cause
increased morbidity and premature mortality in thalassemia
patients. This study will be helpful in further defining the morbidity
and mortality in thalassemic patients.

LIST OF RESEARCH PROJECT GUIDED

Toxicity of endosulfan on edible fish species Nemachillus boti, in relation to various
Biochemical parameters.
Research student: Patil Anita P.
Year 2009
M.Phil (Environmental Science) Y.C.M.O.Univ. Nashik.
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Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Zoology Dept. Panchvati Science College, Nashik.
Integrated biological approach for enhanced degradation of endosulfan.
Research Student: Deshpande V. A.
Year: 2008
M.Phil (Environmental Science) Y.C.M.O.Univ. Nashik.
Research Lab: Biotech. Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Biotech. Dept. BYTCO Science College, Nashik Road.
Evaluation of Physico-Chemical Characteristics and Bioaccumulaation of Heavy
Metals in Fauna of River Savitri and its possible effects on nearby Community.
Research student: Chavan Nilesh.
Year 2012
M.Phil (Environmental Science) Y.C.M.O.Univ. Nashik.
Research Lab: Zoology Dept, Arts, Commerce & Science College, Shrivardhan.
Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Larvicidal activity of terrestrial plant Sapindus mukorossi on Anopheles spp.
Research Student: Shewale Krupali M..
year: 2007-08
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Larvicidal activity of terrestrial plant Cestrum nocturnum on Anopheles spp.
Research Student: Gaikwad Gauri S
year : 2007-08
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Micrometry measurement in small micro world
Research Student: Nutan pawar
year: 2006-07
B.Sc. Applied Biotechnology submitted to Pune University. Center HPT Arts RYK
Science College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Biotech Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Adapt Vedic farming for sustainable agriculture development
Research Student: Munjusha mulchandani, Patil Priyanka
year: 2009-10
B.Sc. Zoology submitted to Avishkar Pune University. 2nd prize at Zonal level Avishkar
competition, Pune University.
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Effect of NPV infected diet on larvae of Helicoverpa argemera in laboratory.
Research Student: Neelam S. Tiwari .
year : 2009-10
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
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Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Prevalence of Ixodid tick on cattle and buffaloes at private farms in sinner district,
Nashik.
Research Student: Sarika B. Pagar.
year : 2009-10
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Toxicity of Cestrum nocturnum on edible crab species Paratelphusa jacquemonti, in
a relation to various biochemical and physiological parameters.
Research Student:
Year: 2010-11
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Effect of Sapindus mukorossi on some biochemical and physiological parameters of
fresh water crab Paratelphusa jacquemontii.
Research Student: Priya Hire
Year: 2010-11
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Snake diversity in Nashik region
Research Student: Reshma Mutha and Chaitanya Joshi
year: 2010-11
B.Sc. Zoology submitted to Avishkar Pune University.
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Comparative study on pesticide and Cestrum nostrum extract on heart beat of
Periplaneta americana
Research Student: Manjusha Gharde
Year: 2011-12
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Comparative study on pesticide and Sapindus mukorossi extract on heart beat of
Periplaneta americana
Research Student: Tikekar hemlata
Year: 2011-12
M.Sc. Zoology submitted to Pune University. Center: HPT Arts RYK Science
College, Nashik-5
Research Lab: Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5
Snail diversity in Nashik region
Research student: Asmita Shende

Year:2012-13
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M.Sc. Biodiversity, Submitted to Pune university, Center: Garware College, Pune

Research Lab: Garware College, Pune
Zoology Dept. HPT Arts RYK Science College, Nashik-5

PAPER PRESENTED IN CONFERENCES:

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2000

2001

2002

2007

Evaluations of piscicidal activity of plant Cestrum nocturnum on fish

Poicilia reticulate.
Chetan Jawale, Meena Patil
In, proceeding of International Conference on Probing in Biological
System. February 7-11, 2000. Mumbai (M.S.) INDIA.
Biocidal activity of Cestrum nocturnum L.
Meena U. Patil and Chetan S. Jawale
In, Plant Resources Development; Proceedings of the seminar held on
December 9, 2000 at Department of Botany, Dr. B.A. Marathwada
University, Aurangabad (M.S.) INDIA.
Repellent and feeding deterrent activity of Cestrum nocturnum
against Tribolium castaneum.
Meena U. Patil and Chetan S. Jawale
In, proceeding of National Conference on Living resources for BioIndustries; 2223, December 2001, Department of Zoology, Dr. B.A.
Marathwada University, Aurangabad (M.S.) INDIA.
Bio-control of schistosome by using molluscicidal activity, of extract
of Cestrum nocturnum.
Meena U. Patil and Chetan S. Jawale
In, proceeding of 1Oth International Congress of Parasitology ;
August 4 - 9, 2002. Vancouver, BC Canada.
Screening of soil bacteria for in-vitro degradation of endosulfan.
Chetan S. Jawale and Vaishali Deshpande
In, proceeding of International conference on Recent trends in
Biodiversity and biotechnology; held on November 15 to 17, 2007,
organized by Department of Zoology, Dr. B. A. Marathwada
university, Aurangabad page no 74.
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Evaluation of mosquito larvicidal potential of plant Sapindus

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Jawale C. S., Dama L.B.
In, INNOVATION 2009-10, BCUD Pune Univerisity Pune, at
Baramati on 19-20 Dec 2009
Adapt Vedic farming for sustainable development of agriculture,
Jawale C.S., Munjusha mulchandani, Patil Priyanka.
National conference on Biodiversity and conservation of nature and
natural resources at D. B. F. Dayanand College of Arts and Science,
Solapur (M.S.) India. on 29th to 30th January 2010,
Presentation on toxicological solution preparations and testing
Jawale C.S.
at Workshop of Revised syllabus on T.Y.B.Sc Zoology, organized by
Department of Zoology, H.P.T. Arts & R.YK. Science College, and
Pune University, on 12th and 13th January 2006 at Nashik-5.
Presentation on Improved methods in wild beekeeping,
Jawale C.S.
at Regional seminar on Awareness, Motivation and Technology
transfer for development of Beekeeping in Maharashtra organized by
National Bee Board, Dept of Agriculture & Cooperation, Ministry of
Agriculture, Government of India and Arya Gramodyog Sansthan, on
19th and 20th February 2010, at Nashik.
Educational Stall intended for subject communication in the area of
modern beekeeping
Jawale C.S. Joshi C.N. Pawar M
at National Level Workshop Cum Seminar On Bio-Resources For
Bio-Industries And Economic Zoology which was held on 24th 25th January 2011at D. B. F. Dayanand College of Arts and Science,
Solapur (M.S.) India.
Giant weed an economical and eco-friendly method of pest
management in organic farms.
Jawale C.S. Joshi C.N
At National Level Workshop Cum Seminar On Bio-Resources For
Bio-Industries And Economic Zoology organized by 24th -25th
January 2011at D. B. F. Dayanand College of Arts and Science,
Solapur (M.S.) India.

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