Germplasm Collection and Augmenting 124 accessions of sorghum and millets collected from the Dhuleand Nandurbar regions in collaboration with hnbpgr (

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1 Sorghum and Millet Genetic Resources, IP and PVP Management (215 16) 16) M Elangovan Principal Scientist ICAR Indian Indian Institute ofmillets Research Hyderabad, E mail: elangovan@millets.res.in

2 Germplasm Collection and Augmenting 124 accessions of sorghum and millets collected from the Dhuleand Nandurbar regions in collaboration with hnbpgr (RS) Akola o Sorghum : 43 acc. o Pearl millet : 6 acc. o Finger millet : 13 acc. o Foxtail millet : 22 acc. o Barnyard millet : 23 acc. o Kodo millet : 3 acc. o Little millet : 1 acc. o Proso millet : 1 acc acc. of sorghum augmented from NBPGR, New Delhi

3 Variability in Sorghum and Millets germplasm collection from Maharashtra Variability in seed colour Variability in seed and glume colour Variability in ear head compactness Variability in seed size and colour in finger millets

4 Variability in Sorghum and Millets germplasm collection from Maharashtra Variability in seed size and colour in foxtail millets Variability in seed colour in kodo millet and ear head compactness in branyard millet

5 Kharif 215 Evaluation of Pre-breeding Material Evaluation of forage and high biomass segregating material (F2s) (Kharif 215) 3 F2s belongs to 25 crosses were evaluated df for forage and high h biomass 34 single plant selections were made from 15 crosses and advanced to F3s In which, 21 selections are forage, 6 high biomass and 2 forage with high biomass lines Evaluation of forage segregating material (F4s) (Kharif 215) A set of 56 F4s belongs were evaluated for forage and high biomass 168 F4s were selected from 54 crosses and advanced them to F5s 27 forage selections and 19 high biomass selections were observed The following selections are very good viz., DSR K (IS 4966 x IS 14357); DSR K (IS 4972 x IS 14357); DSR K (IS 4997 x EJN 41); DSR K (IS 4134 x EJN 73); and DSR K (IS 4973 x IS 14357)

6 Regeneration and Multiplication Regeneration of sorghum germplasm (5 acc.) under Component I of Consortium Research Platform on Agrobiodiversity First set of 25 acc. regenerated at IIMR CRS SolapurSolapur Second set of 25 acc. regenerated at IIMR Hyderabad Regeneration of sorghum germplasm 316 acc acc 316 acc. of missing/less seed under CRP AB regenerated at IIMR Hyderabad 242 acc. of minicore collections of sorghum germplasm regenerated at IIMR Hyderabad Multiplication of millets germplasm 12 accessions of small millet germplasm multiplied during rabi at IIMR Hyderabad Which includes Foxtail millet (33 acc.), Proso millet (81 acc.), little millet (5 acc.) and finger millet (1)

7 Germplasm Characterization First set of 25 acc. characterized at IIMR CRS CRS Solapur Solapur for 1 agro morphological traits during Rabi accessions characterized at IIMR CRS Solapur The pre harvest data on 1 traits were observed The plant height was most variable character followed by leaf length and days to 5% flowering Plant vigour Maximum frequency in good (1712 acc.) Leaf sheath colouration Non tan (2194 acc.) Leaf colour Light green (254 acc.) Leaf orientation Dropping (238 acc.) Leaf midrib colour White (2128 acc.) Number of leaves es 8 leaves es (65 acc.) M Elangovan, Prabhakar, Sushil Pandey, RK Tyagi and Parashuram

8 Descriptive statistics on 4 pre-harvest traits of 25 acc. characterized at CRS - IIMR Solapur Traits Minimum Maximum Mean SD SE Variance N CV Days to 5% flowering Leaf length (cm) Leaf breadth (cm) Plant height (cm) Plant vigour Leaf sheath Number of Leaves 8 pigmentation Good Poor Very good Non Tan Tan Leaf Colour 254 Light Green Dark Green Pale Green Leaf orientation Leaf midrib colour Drooping Erect White Green

9 Second set of 25 acc. characterized at IIMR Hyderabad Hd bdf for 1 agro morphological traits during Rabi accessions characterized at IIMR Hyderabad The pre harvest data on 1 traits were observed The plant height was most variable character followed by leaf length and days to 5% flowering Plant vigour Maximum frequency in good (1526 acc.) Leaf sheath colouration Non tan (2178 acc.) Leaf colour Light green (1381 acc.) Leaf orientation Dropping (2244 acc.) Leaf midrib colour Colourless (978 acc.) Number of leaves 8 leaves (584 acc.) M Elangovan, Avinash Singode, Annapurna, Sushil Pandey, RK Tyagi and Riyazaddin Mohammed

10 Descriptive statistics on 4 pre-harvest traits of 25 acc. characterized at IIMR Hyderabad Traits Minimum Maximum Mean SD SE Variance N CV Days to 5% flowering Leaf length (cm) Leaf width (cm) Plant height (cm) Plant vigour Good Very Good Poor Leaf Colour Light Green Dark Green Pale Green Number of Leaves Leaf orientation Drooping 215 Erect Leaf midrib colour Leaf Sheath Pigmentation Non Tan Tan

11 17 acc. characterized at AICSIP Akola, Dr PDKV for 26 agro morphological lt traits during Kharif accessions characterized at AICSIP Akola Data on 9 quantitative and 17 qualitative traits were observed The plant height was most variable character followed by leaf length and days to 5% flowering Plant vigour Maximum frequency in good (131 acc.) Leaf sheath colouration Tan (1335 acc.) Leaf colour Dark green (782 acc.) Leaf orientation Dropping (1267 acc.) Leaf midrib colour White (116 acc.) Number of leaves 12 leaves (27 acc.) Race Bicolor (588 acc.) M Elangovan and RB Ghorade

12 Descriptive statistics on morphological and agronomic t traits of 17 acc. characterized at AICSIP -Akola Traits Mean SD SE± Variance Min Max N CV Days to 5% flowering Leaf length (cm) leaf width (cm) Ear head length Ear head width (cm) Plant height h (cm) Grain weight (g) seed weight (g) Leaf midrib colour Early plant vigour Race Number of leaves Good Very good Poor 588 Race Ear head compactness

13 Potential trait specific germplasm identified d at AICSIP Akola, Dr PDKV One accession IC was observed with 22 number of leaves and also found desirable for other traits viz., dark green leaf colour, tan plant pigmentation and stay green trait Three accessions viz., IC , IC , IC 2898 and IC were found superior for grain weight (> 45g per plant) and 1 seed weight (> 3.4g) Nineteen accessions viz., IC 28855, IC 28859,IC , , IC , IC , IC , IC 28863, IC , IC , IC , IC , IC , IC , IC , IC , IC , IC 28915, IC and IC were observed with plant height (>3 cm) and grain weight (>4 g per plant)

14 Germplasm Distribution 294 acc. distributed to the bonafied user in the country o Barnyard millet o Finger millet o Foxtail millet o Kodo millet o Little millet o Pearl millet o Proso millet : 61acc. : 179 acc. : 143 acc. : 132 acc. : 122 acc. : 5 acc. : 47 acc. o Sorghum : 145 acc. In which, 762 acc. distributed to IIMR scientists, 8 acc. to others, 175 acc. to SAUs and 8 acc., 12 F2s and 229 F4s and to AICSIP scientists

15 Germplasm Field Days IIMRIIMR-Hyderabad 7th Jan 216

16 Germplasm Field Days CRS-IIMR-Solapur 28 th Jan 216

17 Plant Variety Registration PPV&FRA - New Delhi 15 applications submitted since sorghum genotype certificates received 14 sorghum genotypes are under DUS testing during SN Candidate variety Season/Year Testing year B Kharif215 Firstyear A Kharif 215 First year 3 CSH 3 Kharif 215 First year 4 CB 33 Kharif 215 First year 5 CSV 27 Kharif 215 First year 6 CB 11 Kharif 215 First year 7 415B Kharif 215 First year 8 415A Kharif 215 First year 9 PMS 28A Kharif 215 Second year 1 PMS 28B Kharif 215 Second year 11 CSH 27 Kharif 215 Second year 12 CSV 28 Kharif if215 Second year 13 CSV 26 Rabi Second year 14 CSV 29R Rabi Second year

18 Genetic Stocks Registration NBPGR-New New Delhi 75 applications submitted since sorghum genetic stocks registered so far 2 AB pairs recommended for registration during S No National identity Donor identity 59 Recomm MS SLA 9 ended & SLB 9 6 Recomm ended MS SLA 29 & SLB 29 INGR No Year Pedigree MS line MS line Developer Prabhakar, M Elangovan and IK Das Prabhakar, M Elangovan and IK Das Developing institute IIMR, Hyderabad IIMR, Hyderabad Novel unique features MS line with bold seed, high yielding ^good GCA Early MS line with compact head, high yield and more branches

19 Intellectual Property Management National Agricultural Innovation Fund Intellectual Property Management and Transfer/ Commercialization of Agriculture Technology ICAR IIMR IIMR MoU with efresh Healthy Food Happy Life Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad

20 ICAR IIMR IIMR MoU with M/s Azure Edge Ventures Pvt Ltd, Bangalore

21 ITMC Meetings held at IIMR during First ITMC Meeting on 17 th Jun 215 Second ITMC Meeting on 27 th Nov 215 Fifth ITMC Meeting on 15 th Mar 216

22 National Agricultural Innovation Fund Zonal Technology Management Centre ICAR IIMR IIMR has been upgraded to ZTMC for Crop Institutes in the South Zone The are 11 ITMUs under ICAR IIMR IIMR Crop Institutes South Zone o ICAR DGR Junagarh Ground nut o ICAR DSR Indore Soybean o ICAR IIOR Hyderabad Sunflower, Safflower, Castor o ICAR CICR CICR Nagpur Cotton o ICAR CRIJAF Barrackore Jute and allied fibres o ICAR CRRI Cuttack Cuttack Rice o ICAR IIRR Hyderabad Rice o ICAR NBAIR Bangalore Bangalore Agricultural Insects o ICAR SBI Coimbatore Sugarcane o ICAR CTRI Rajahmundry Rajahmundry Tobacco o ICAR IIMR Hyderabad Sorghum, Pearl millet and Small millets Monthly reports of 11 ITMUs submitted to IP&TM unit New Delhi since August 215

23 National Agricultural Innovation Fund Agri Business Incubation The NAIF ABI s ABI s sensitizationmeeting was organized at IIMR Hyderabad on 3rd February 216 Dr K Srinivas informed that IIMR got high rating in the process of selection of new ABIs. Dr Jonathanmade presentation on Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) of ABIs and reporting mechanism of the project Under infrastructure to develop ABI unitat IIMR, an estimate from CPWD Hyderabad was prepared for lakhs and submitted to NAIF Received fund of Rs lakhs during

24 Status of IP Portfolio Management at IIMR (28 216) 216) ICAR IIMR IIMR has so far filled 4 patent applications It has registered 3 trademarks, one trademark under litigation and 8 applications of new. Out of 16 applications made to PPV&FRA, 66 sorghum genotypes registered so far Out of 74 applications made to NBPGR, 59 genetic stocks registered IPR Patent Trademarks In process/ Maintained New Applications In process/ Maintained New Applications Before ITMU Total Granted 3 3 (with New PVP (with PPV&FRA) Genetic Stocks (with NBPGR) Applications Granted New Applications Granted

25 Items Number of commercialised technologies Number of Partnerships Developed Memorandum of Understanding di (MoU) Commercialization of Technologies and Agreements Before ITMU Total Number of Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) / p through NBPGR Standard Material Transfer Agreement (with ICRISAT) Material Transfer Agreement (IIMR with bonafied users) Simple letter agreement GEX / Import Permit Contract Research 1 1

26 Status of revenue generated through commercialization of technologies at IIMR during (in lakhs) Source Total Commercialisation of IP Protected Technologies Commercialisation of non IP Protected Technologies Training (specific to IP&TM activities) Royalty charges Total

27 Publications and Revenue (215-16) 16) SN Type of Publication Numbers 1 Journal Article International 8 2 Journal Article National 1 3 Conference Oral presentation 3 7 Books/Technical Bulletin 3 8 Book Chapters 4 9 Technical article 2 1 Documentation / compilation 2 13 Recognitions 5 14 Database maintenance Conferences attended Meetings organized Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) 1 18 Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) 3 19 Resource persons s / presentations pese tato s 5 2 Revenue (2.56 lakhs) Revenue MoU(1. lakh) JowarPuff technology Revenue MoU(.5 lakhs) E Fresh Revenue MoA A(.56 lkh) lakhs) Royalty from Mll Malleswara Revenue MoA(.5 lakhs) Harsha Bio Agro Park

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