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Raj at 09:20, 9 January 2010

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	Dear Brewbaker,		Dear Brewbaker,

	Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. ~~Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pulp yield~~ of ~~Leucaena and Eucalyptus~~, ~~while many farmers life depend on Leucaena in India~~. ~~We are new to Leucaena research~~, ~~while looking at the world for leading research group~~ in ~~this area~~, ~~we thought, it is worth consulting you/your group~~.		Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr. Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. I hope you remember one of our scientists, Dr. Rajeshwari, in Univ. of Hawaii, requesting seed catalogue during 2007.

	Our major focus in Leucaena is developing hybrids, producing quality seeds particularly triploids, besides we also work on ~~seedlot~~ evaluation, developing appropriate clonal techniques. Having said that, we have collected germplasm from ICRAF, Kenya, 5 species, (L. trichandra(2x), L.diversifolia (4x), L. esculenta(2x) and L. pallida(4x), L. leucocephala(2x) and developed sort of hybridization orchard with the assumption to collect triploid seeds. The problems that we faced are		Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pulp yield of Leucaena and Eucalyptus, while many farmers life depend on Leucaena in India. We currently sourcing 9,50,000 tonnes of wood from Leucaena and Euca, which are now spread over an area of >90,000 ha and involve >45,000 farmers.

			We are new to Leucaena research, and looking at the world for leading research group in this area, we thought, it is worth consulting you/your group.

			Our major focus in Leucaena is developing hybrids, producing quality seeds particularly triploids, besides we also work on seed lot evaluation, developing appropriate clonal techniques. Having said that, we have collected germplasm from ICRAF, Kenya, 5 species, (L. trichandra(2x), L.diversifolia (4x), L. esculenta(2x) and L. pallida(4x), L. leucocephala(2x) and developed sort of hybridization orchard with the assumption to collect triploid seeds. The problems that we faced are

	[1] It was hard to achieve synchrony, while staggered sowing did not give us solution due to poor adaptability of certain species		[1] It was hard to achieve synchrony, while staggered sowing did not give us solution due to poor adaptability of certain species
	[2] Most seeds collected were turned to be selfed		[2] Most seeds collected were turned to be selfed
	[3] We don't have much information in self ~~incompatibilty~~ or chemically induced male sterility in Leucaena		[3] We don't have much information in self incompatibility or chemically induced male sterility in Leucaena
	[4] We are not really sure of the practicality of manual hybridization in Leucaena due to its floral architecture		[4] We are not really sure of the practicality of manual hybridization in Leucaena due to its floral architecture

	Despite of we have some good lead on clonal forestry of Leucaena and establishment of elite materials ~~in seedlot~~ evaluation, we still foresee that hybrids, would be a vision in future as far as Indian farmers are concerned.		Despite of we have some good lead on clonal forestry of Leucaena and establishment of elite materials through seed lot evaluation; we still foresee that hybrids would be a vision in future as far as Indian farmers are concerned.

	We do understand that we are handicapped in terms of experience in Leucaena. Therefore, I am sort of expecting your intellectual input, which ~~cab~~ be articulated in the form of mutual benefit. ~~I would like to hear your comment on~~ this.		We do understand that we are handicapped in terms of experience in Leucaena. Therefore, I am sort of expecting your intellectual input, which can be articulated in the form of mutual benefit. Please let us know, how you can help us in our venture. Is it possible for you visit us sometime this year?

	Best regards,		Best regards,
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Raj at 08:31, 9 January 2010

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	Dear Brewbaker,		Dear Brewbaker,

	Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pulp yield of Leucaena and Eucalyptus, while many farmers life depend on Leucaena in India		Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pulp yield of Leucaena and Eucalyptus, while many farmers life depend on Leucaena in India. We are new to Leucaena research, while looking at the world for leading research group in this area, we thought, it is worth consulting you/your group.

	Our major focus in Leucaena is developing hybrids, producing quality seeds particularly triploids, besides we also work on seedlot evaluation, developing appropriate clonal techniques. Having said that, we have collected germplasm from ICRAF, Kenya, 5 species, (L. trichandra(2x), L.diversifolia (4x), L. esculenta(2x) and L. pallida(4x), L. leucocephala(2x) and developed sort of hybridization orchard with the assumption to collect triploid seeds.		Our major focus in Leucaena is developing hybrids, producing quality seeds particularly triploids, besides we also work on seedlot evaluation, developing appropriate clonal techniques. Having said that, we have collected germplasm from ICRAF, Kenya, 5 species, (L. trichandra(2x), L.diversifolia (4x), L. esculenta(2x) and L. pallida(4x), L. leucocephala(2x) and developed sort of hybridization orchard with the assumption to collect triploid seeds. The problems that we faced are

			[1] It was hard to achieve synchrony, while staggered sowing did not give us solution due to poor adaptability of certain species
			[2] Most seeds collected were turned to be selfed
			[3] We don't have much information in self incompatibilty or chemically induced male sterility in Leucaena
			[4] We are not really sure of the practicality of manual hybridization in Leucaena due to its floral architecture

			Despite of we have some good lead on clonal forestry of Leucaena and establishment of elite materials in seedlot evaluation, we still foresee that hybrids, would be a vision in future as far as Indian farmers are concerned.

			We do understand that we are handicapped in terms of experience in Leucaena. Therefore, I am sort of expecting your intellectual input, which cab be articulated in the form of mutual benefit. I would like to hear your comment on this.

			Best regards,

			Rajkumar
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			Research Scientist
			ITC Research & Development Centre,
			Hyderabad, India

			Ph : +91 040 30588065; +91 900 097 7792
			FAX: +91 40 30588057
			http://www.rajkumar.in
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Raj at 08:09, 9 January 2010

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	Dear Brewbaker,		Dear Brewbaker,

	Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. Our major mandate of research centers around wood and ~~pullp~~ yield of ~~Subabul~~ and ~~Euca~~. ~~One~~ of ~~our~~		Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pulp yield of Leucaena and Eucalyptus, while many farmers life depend on Leucaena in India

			Our major focus in Leucaena is developing hybrids, producing quality seeds particularly triploids, besides we also work on seedlot evaluation, developing appropriate clonal techniques. Having said that, we have collected germplasm from ICRAF, Kenya, 5 species, (L. trichandra(2x), L.diversifolia (4x), L. esculenta(2x) and L. pallida(4x), L. leucocephala(2x) and developed sort of hybridization orchard with the assumption to collect triploid seeds.

Raj at 07:34, 9 January 2010

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			Let me introduce as Rajkumar, working with Dr.Mohan Varghese in ITC, India. Our major mandate of research centers around wood and pullp yield of Subabul and Euca. One of our

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