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IIOPR director Mathur stresses on research on eco-friendly crops
He opined that the scientists should concentrate on the eco-friendly crops. He stated that various researches are taking place in oil palm that aimed as an eco-friendly crop with least investments and higher yielding.He said that the researchers succeeded in extracting oil from the fruit bunch of oil palm and producing the nano particles from waste which used for the paper mills.
Eluru: Pedavegi Indian Institute of Oil Palm Research (IIOPR) director Dr RK Mathur, on Wednesday stressed on the need to take up research on eco-friendly crops in future. He was addressing the UGC sponsored national seminar on “innovative research in food and commercial crops for their sustainability and challenges” at St. Theresa autonomous college for women here. College principal Sr. Mercy presided over the inaugural programme. Addressing the seminar, Dr Mathur regretted that nowadays the water and land is polluted and the scientists are concentrating on the higher yielding only.
He opined that the scientists should concentrate on the eco-friendly crops. He stated that various researches are taking place in oil palm that aimed as an eco-friendly crop with least investments and higher yielding.He said that the researchers succeeded in extracting oil from the fruit bunch of oil palm and producing the nano particles from waste which used for the paper mills.
Professor MNV Prasad of department of Plant Science from University of Hyderabad, said that there are two varieties of crops where one deal with the food production and the other is power resource and added that the second variety crop will produce bio-diesel.
