List of Prof. J V Bhat’s publications

We have compiled a list of publications authored by Prof. J.V. Bhat in his illustrious career spanning almost 40 years.
Sl. No.AuthorsTitleJournalVol. & PageYear
1Fernandes F, Bhat JVA note on the association of Chlorococcum humicolum in the roots of Cycas revolutaCurrent Science14, 2351945
2Bhat JV, Fernandes FA note on the occurrence of Alcaligenes radiobacter in the aerial roots of Phoenix sylvestrisCurrent Science14, 264-2651945
3Bhat JV, Reporter RN, Fernandes FAn instance of grapes-poisoningCurrent Science14, 324-3251945
4Bhat JV, Shetty MVAn instance of the occurrence of Monilia albicans (Candida albicans) in dental cariesCurrent Science15, 228-2291946
5Bhat JV, Barker HAClostridium lacto-acetophilum nov spec. and the role of acetic acid in the butyric acid fermentation of lactateJournal of Bacteriology54, 381-3911947
6Fernandes F, Bhat JV, Sethna KThe role of mawa, an indigenous milk product, in the nutrition and epidemiologyCurrent Science17, 1571948
7Bhat JV, Reporter RNStudies on the suitability of sugarcane juice for the growth and distribution of some intestinal pathogenic bacteriaCurrent Science17, 1831948
8Bhat JV, Raghunath MWater-melon (Citrullus vulgaris Schrad.) and food-poisoningCurrent Science17, 2131948
9Bhat JV, Sethna K, Fernandes FChemical and microbiological studies on mawaIndian Journal of Dairy Science2, 49-581948
10Bhat JV, Barker HAStudies on a new oxalate-decomposing bacterium, Vibrio oxaliticusJournal of Bacteriology55, 359-3681948
11Bhat JV, Barker HATracer studies on the role of acetic acid and carbon dioxide in the fementation of lactate by Clostridium lacto-acetophilumJournal of Bacteriology56, 777-7791948
12Bhat JV, Reporter RNCholera through niraCurrent Science18, 91949
13Bhat JVThe optimum pH of Clostridium lacto-acetophilumCurrent Science18, 177-1781949
14Bhat JV, Reporter RNFate of some intestinal pathogenic bacteria in dahiIndian Journal of Dairy Science2, 99-1071949
15Shetty M, Bhat JVStudies in the bacterial aetiology of dental cariesThe Indian Medical Gazette84, 189-1901949
16Raghunath M, Bhat JVThe microbiology of indigenous pickles and preservesCurrent Science19, 53-541950
17Bhat JVThe possible association of coliform bacteria with Clostridium lacto-acetophilum in natureCurrent Science19, 210-2111950
18Bhat JV, Sethna KOptimum temperature for ghee makingIndian Journal of Dairy Science2, 39-411950
19Bhat JV, Sethna KMicroflora of gheeIndian Journal of Dairy Science3, 12-151950
20Bhat JV, Palacios GInfluence of some bacterial cultures on the nitrogen status of soil. V. The influence of Staphyococcus citreus on the nitrogen status of soilJournal of the University of Bombay17-201950
21Broker R, Bhat JVPhagocytic coefficients of certain indigenous medicinal plant extractsCurrent Science21, 43-441952
22Vakil JR, Khambata SR, Bhat JVMorphological and other studies on two Nocardia speciesProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences36, 243-2481952
23Broker R, Gajjar KT, Bhat JVPhagocytic response in guinea pigs to certain indigenous medicinal plant extractsCurrent Science22, 44-451953
24Lobo FX, Pathak S, Kachwalla N, Bhat JVA suitable medium for the enrichment of yeastsCurrent Science22, 174-1751953
25Broker R, Bhat JVRiboflavine and thiamine contents of gumsCurrent Science22, 3431953
26Bhat JV, Broker R, Iyer VThe role of saffron and nutmeg in indigenous milk preparationsIndian Journal of Dairy Science 6, 121-126 1953
27Khambata SR, Bhat JVStudies on a new oxalate-decomposing bacterium, Pseudomonas oxalaticusJournal of Bacteriology66, 505-5071953
28Bhat JV, Broker RRiboflavine and thiamine contents of saffron, Crocus sativus Linn.Nature 172, 5441953
29Albuquerque MJ, Bhat JVEpidemiological aspects of the Bombay Duck or ‘Bombil’ (Harpodon nehereus Buch.)Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences37, 214-2231953
30Bhat JV, Albuquerque MJMicro-organisms associated with the “Bombay Duck” or Bombil (Harpodon nehereus Buch.)Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences38, 101-1081953
31Khambata SR, Bhat JVBacterium oxalaticum, a new oxalate-decomposing bacterium isolated from the intestine of earthwormsProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences38, 157-1601953
32Pavri KM, Bhat JVStudies on the micro-organisms associated with the leaves of Pongamia glabra Vent.Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences38, 171-1781953
33Freitas YM, Bhat JVMicro-organisms associated with the deterioration of fish-nets and cordageBombay University Journal 23, 53-59 1954
34Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVProblems in thermophily. I. Are thermophiles derived from mesophilic forms?Journal of the Indian Institute of Science 36, 200 1954
35Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVProblems in thermophily. II. The isolation and characterisation of thermophlic bacilliJournal of the Indian Institute of Science 36, 242 1954
36Khambata SR, Bhat JVDecomposition of oxalate by StreptomycesNature174, 696-697 1954
37Khambata SR, Bhat JVFlagellated Coryneform bacteria from the intestine of earthwormsArchiv für Mikrobiologie 22, 175-179 1955
38Iyer V, Bhat JVObservations on the taxonomy of the genus BacillusArchiv für Mikrobiologie 23, 88-97 1955
39Bhat JVRole of iron in the nutrition and metabolism of Clostridium lacto-acetophilumArchiv für Mikrobiologie 23, 142-145 1955
40Khambata SR, Bhat JVDecomposition of oxalate by Mycobacterium lacticola isolated from the intestine of earthwormsJournal of Bacteriology 69, 227 1955
41Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVProblems in thermophily. III. The amino acid composition of thermophilic bacilliJournal of the Indian Institute of Science 37, 39 1955
42Sharada K, Bhat JVEffect of purine bases on the growth of Bacillus circulansJournal of the Indian Institute of Science 37, 84 1955
43Ranganathan R, Bhat JVGrowth response of a marine yeast, Cryptococcus laurentii, to thiamineJournal of the Indian Institute of Science 37, 154 1955
44Sharada K, Bhat JVEffect of uracil on the production of acid by B. circulansJournal of the Indian Institute of Science 37, 272 1955
45Bhat JV, Kachwalla NMarine yeasts off the Indian coastProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences 41, 9-151955
46Bhat JV, Rijhsinghani KStudies on AcetobacterProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences41, 209-2191955
47Bhat JV, Iyer VAerobic mesophilic sporeforming bacteria in Indian environmentsProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences42, 325-3331955
48Sharada K, Bhat JVSeasonal variation in the growth of, and silk production by, the silkworm Bombyx mori, L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science38, 49-551956
49Sharada K, Bhat JVEffect of chloromycetin and glycine on the growth and production of silk by Bombyx mari L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science38, 136-1471956
50Shyamala MB, Murthy MRV, Bhat JEffect of chloromycetin on feed utilisation by the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science38, 177-1851956
51Sharada K, Shroff LT, Shyamala MB, Iyengar KS, Bhat JVLarge scale experiments on the effect of chloromyecetin and glycine in the nutrition of Silkworm Bombyx mori, L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science38, 220-2231956
52Khambata SR, Bhat JVA contribution to the study of the intestinal microflora of Indian earthwormsArchiv für Mikrobiologie 28, 69-801957
53Sharada K, Shyamala MB, Bhat JVProteolytic activity of silk pupae (Bombyx mori L.) and degumming of silk wasteJournal of the Indian Institute of Science39, 181-1841957
54Sharada K, Bhat JVInfluence of humidity on feed utilization by the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science39, 220-2231957
55Betrabet SM, Bhat JVPectin decomposition by species of Pseudomonas and their role in the retting of Malvaceous plantsApplied Microbiology6, 89-931958
56Jakoby WB, Bhat JVMicrobial metabolism of oxalic acidBacteriology Reviews22, 75-801958
57Freitas YM, Bhat JVCellulose decomposition by species of NocardiaCurrent Science27, 171-1721958
58Khambata SR, Bhat JVA note on Gaffkya species isolated from Indian earthwormCurrent Science 27, 253 1958
59Shyamala MB, Bhat JVAntimetabolites in the nutrition of the silkworm Bombyx mori L. - I: Niacin and pyridoxine antagonistsJournal of Insect Physiology2, 137-1411958
60Pradhan VG, Bhat JVSensitivity of Clostridium lacto-acetophilum to ironJournal of the Indian Institute of Science40, 31-361958
61Ranganathan B, Bhat JVEthanol tolerance of some yeastsJournal of the Indian institute of science40, 105-1101958
62Bhat MG, Ramakrishnan T, Bhat JVSalicylate as intermediate in the breakdown of aromatic ring by Pseudomonas convexa var. hippuricumCanadian Journal of Microbiology 5, 109-1181959
63Shetty M, Bhat JVIndigenous dentifrices and oral hygieneJournal of Indian Dental Association2, 1-61959
64Coelho DB, Bhat JVStudies on groundnut fermentation. I. Effect of fermentation on the nutritive value of the productJournal of the Indian Institute of Science41, 1-81959
65Pradhan VG, Bhat JVMicrobiological evaluation of Draksha sava1959
66Pradhan VG, Bhat JVA note on a Coryneform bacterium producing γ-caroteneCurrent Science 29, 102-103 1960
67Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVPectin decomposition by actinomycetesCurrent Science29, 181-1821960
68Shyamala MB, Sharada K, Bhat MG, Bhat JVChloromycetin in the nutrition of the silkworm Bombyx mori L. - II. Influence on digestion and utilization of protein, fat, and mineralsJournal of Insect Physiology4, 229-2341960
69Pradhan VG, Bhat JVEfficacy of Lohasava against experimental anaemia Journal of the Indian Institute of Science42, 1-61960
70Pradhan VG, Bhat JVMicrobiological evaluation of  LohasavaJournal of the Indian Institute of Science42, 11-151960
71Pradhan VG, Bhat JVMicrobiological evaluation of heart proteins using Corynebacterium carotenogenumJournal of the Indian Institute of Science42, 47-501960
72Iyer VN, Khambata SR, Bhat JVThe characteristics and questionable taxonomic position of the oxalate-decomposing bacterium, Vibrio extorquensProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences51, 157-1631960
73Rajagopalan R, Baliga BR, Bhat J VSaffron as a possible source of riboflavinProceedings of the National Institute of Sciences of India 26, 128-341960
74Dias FF, Bhat JVSewage and activated sludge as convenient sources for the isolation of Azotobacter agilisCurrent Science 30, 382-3831961
75Paranjape V, Bhat JV Studies on microbial metabolism of myo-inositol. 2. Relative ability of different micro-organisms to decompose inositolIndian Journal of Medical Research49, 6881961
76Shyamala MB, Bhat JVRelationship between pantothenate levels+ growth response of silkworm to chloromycetinJournal of Scientific & Industrial Research100, 3331961
77Paranjapye VN, Bhat JVStudies on microbial metabolism of myo-inositol 1. Noncyclic pathway of myo-inositol breakdown by Xanthomonas paniciJournal of the Indian Institute of Science43, 104-1211961
78Pradhan VG, Bhat JVSensitivity of Corynebacterium carotenogenum to vitamin B12Journal of the Indian Institute of Science 43, 195-2011961
79Dias FF, Bhat JVA new levan producing bacterium, Corynebacterium laevaniformans nov. spec.Antonie van Leeuwenhoek28, 63–721962
80Shethna YI, Bhat JVMetabolism of glycerol by an Arthrobacter speciesAntonie van Leeuwenhoek28, 289-3011962
81Sridhara S, Bhat JVPhospholipids of the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Current Science31, 240-2401962
82Agate AD, Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVPectin trans-eliminase activity in Streptomyces viridochromogenesCurrent Science31, 462-4631962
83Shyamala MB, Bhat JVChloromycetin in the nutrition of the silkworm Bombyx mori L.—III: Influence on gut weight, oxygen uptake, and glucose absorption. Journal of Insect Physiology8, 241-2501962
84Shyamala MB, Bhat JVRecent developments in silkworm nutritionJournal of Scientific & Industrial Research21, 261962
85Shethna YI, Bhat JVStudies on soil bacteria decomposing glycerol Part I: Isolation, identification and test for glycerol decomposition by different bacteriaJournal of the Indian Institute of Science44, 8-141962
86Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVMicrobial decomposition of pectic substances II. The role of yeasts in the process with particular reference to a polygalacturonase producing Cryptococcus laurentiiJournal of the Indian Institute of Science44, 15-261962
87Dias FF, Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVCorynebacterium barkeri, nov. spec., a pectinolytic bacterium exhibiting a biotin-folic acid inter-relationshipJournal of the Indian Institute of Science44, 59-671962
88Dias FF, Bilimoria MH, Bhat JVBiotin-folic acid interrelationship-a re-evaluationJournal of the Indian Institute of Science44, 1211962
89Shethna YI, Bhat JVStudies on soil bacteria decomposing glycerol Part II: Metabolism of Streptomyces and Azotobacter speciesJournal of the Indian Institute of Science44, 141-1471962
90Agate AD, Bhat JVA method for the preferential isolation of actinomycetes from soilsAntonie van Leeuwenhoek29, 297–3041963
91Agate AD, Bhat JVThe pectolytic activity of a sewage Epistylis sp.Current Science32, 459-4601963
92Dias FF, Bhat JVAccumulation of Poly-beta-hydroxybutyric acid and Iodophilic material by the dominant activated sludge bacteriaCurrent Science32, 501-5021963
93Dias FF, Bhat JVNutritional studies of Brevibacterium ammoniagenes and other Gram positive bacteriaIndian Journal of Microbiology3, 127-1341963
94Sridhara S, Bhat JVAlkaline and acid phosphatases of the silkworm, Bombyx Mori L. Journal of Insect Physiology9, 693-7011963
95Agate AD, Bhat JVMicrobial decomposition of pectic substances III. Evidence for the role of Protozoa in the retting of plant strawsJournal of the Indian Institute of Science45, 49-561963
96Sridhara S, Bhat JVEffect of cholesterol and ergosterol on the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences29, 602-6071963
97Dias FF, Bhat JVNutritional properties of Corynebacterium laevaniformansAntonie van Leeuwenhoe30, 176–1841964
98Dias FF, Bhat JVMicrobial ecology of activated sludge I. Dominant bacteriaApplied Microbiology12, 412-4171964
99Shyamala MB, Bhat JVOxythiamine induced thiamine deficiency in the silkworm Bombyx mori LArchives internationales de physiologie et de biochimie72, 363-3721964
100Sridhara S, Bhat JVIncorporation of [1-14C]acetate into the lipids of the silkworm Bombyx mori LBiochemical Journal 91, 120–1231964
101Bhat JVEnrichment culture methodology and the family Pseudomonadaceae Winslow et alCurrent Science33, 102-1041964
102Jayasankar NP, Bhat JVThe role of Micrococcus sp. in coir fermentationCurrent Science33, 369-3691964
103Agate AD, Bhat JVMicroflora associated with the rhizosphere of Calotropis gigantea Journal of the Indian Institute of Science46, 1-101964
104Sridhara S, Bhat JV Further investigations of the incorporation of [1-14C]acetate into the lipids of the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Biochemical Journal 94, 700–704 1965
105Dias FF, Agate AD, Bhat JV, Pillai SC, Aswathanarayana NVAeromonas punctata in Puntius speciesCurrent Science34, 81-821965
106Dias FF, Bhat JVMicrobial ecology of activated sludge II. Bacteriophages, Bdellovibrio, coliforms, and other organismsApplied Microbiology13, 257-2611965
107Shyamala MB, Bhat JVIntestinal transport of glucose in the silkworm, Bombyx mori L.Indian Journal of Biochemistry2, 101-1041965
108Shyamala MB, Bhat JVEssential amino acid requirements of the silkworm, Bombyx mori L.Indian Journal of Biochemistry2, 201-2021965
109Sridhara S, Bhat JVLipid composition of the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Journal of Insect Physiology11, 449-4621965
110Paranjapye VN, Royan-Subramaniam S, Subramaniam MK, Bhat JVStudies on microbial metabolism of Myo-Inositol III. Nature and activity of yeasts decomposing myo-inositolJournal of the Indian Institute of Science47, 13-221965
111Shyamala MB, Bhat JVMineral deficiency in the mulberry, Morus indica L.Journal of the Indian Institute of Science47, 1421965
112Sridhara S, Bhat JVIncorporation of 2-14C mevalonate into the lipids of the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Life Sciences4, 167-1711965
113Sridhara S, Bhat JVInterconversion of carbogydrate and fat in the silkworm Bombyx mori L.Life Sciences4, 979-9821965
114Jayasankar NP, Bhat JV A colorimetric method for the estimation of phloroglucinolAnalytical Biochemistry15, 454-4621966
115Jayasankar NP, Bhat JV Isolation and properties of catechol-cleaving yeasts from coir retsAntonie van Leeuwenhoek32, 125-1341966
116Agate AD, Bhat JVRole of pectinolytic yeasts in the degradation of mucilage layer of Coffea robusta cherriesApplied Microbiology14, 256-2601966
117Sridhara S, Rao UR, Bhat JV Metabolism of saturated 1-14C-labelled fatty acids in the silkworm Bombyx mori L. Biochemical Journal98, 260-2651966
118Jayasankar NP, Bhat JV Mode of attack on phenol by a Micrococcus sp. isolated from coir retsCanadian Journal of Microbiology12, 1031-10391966
119Mullakhanbhai MF, Bhat JV The degradation of aromatic compounds by Arthrobacter species Current Science35, 58-591966
120Mullakhandhai MF, Bhat JVSuitability of Arthrobacter species for the assay of glutamate and certain vitaminsCurrent Science35, 2371966
121Agate AD, Jayasankar NP, Bhat JV Pectin trans-eliminaseCurrent Science35, 503-5051966
122Shyamala MB, Bhat JVMineral assimilation in the silkworm Bombyx mori L. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology4, 31-341966
123Shyamala MB, Bhat JVIntestinal transport in the silkworm, Bombyx mori L., of amino acids from mixturesJournal of Insect Physiology12, 129-1351966
124Bhat JV Enrichment culture technique Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research25, 4501966
125Rao BV, Dias FF, Bhat JVA method for the preferential isolation of yeastsJournal of the Indian Institute of Science48, 20-241966
126Mullakhanbhai MF, Bhat JV Description of two new ureolytic Arthrobacter species isolated from soil and sewageJournal of the Indian Institute of Science48, 25-371966
127Mullakhanbhai MF, Bhat JVVitamins and nitrogen requirements of Arthrobacter species Journal of the Indian Institute of Science48, 142-1561966
128Sridhara S, Bhat JVTrace element nutrition of the silkworm Bombyx mori L. I. Effect of trace elementsProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences - Section B63, 9-161966
129Sridhara S, Bhat JVTrace element nutrition of the silkworm, Bombyx mori. II. Relationship between cobalt, vitamin B12, benzimidazole and purinesProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences - Section B63, 17-251966
130Agate AD, Bhat JV Pectinolytic Aeromonas species from sisal rets Current Science36, 5-61967
131Mullakhanbhai MF, Bhat JVA numerical taxonomical study of Arthrobacter Current Science36, 115-1181967
132Agate AD, Bhat JVIncrease in actinomycetal population of stored soilsCurrent Science36, 152-1531967
133Kamat NK, Bhat JVPectin Trans-Eliminase activity in Cytophaga Current Science36, 4861967
134Bhat JV Microbial metabolism of phenolics-some new links in chainIndian Journal of Biochemistry 4, 41967
135Jayasankar NP, Agate AD, Bhat JV Microbial decomposition of pectic substances V. Evidence for the role of Micrococcus sp. in the retting of sisal and coconut huskJournal of the Indian Institute of Science49, 10-181967
136Vasantharajan VN, Bhat JVInterrelations of soil micro-orgamisms and mulberry I. Phytohormone production by soil and rhizosphere bacteria and their effect on plant growthPlant and Soil27, 261-2721967
137Mullakhanbhai MF, Bhat JV Morphogenesis in Arthrobacter speciesProceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences - Section B65, 231-2371967
138Shyamala MB, Bhat JVIntestinal transport and metabolism of D-amino acids in the Silkworm Bombyx mori L. The Journal of Sericultural Science of Japan36, 320-3261967
139Shah RG, Bhat JV Occurrence of Hyphomicrobium and Caulobacter spp. in bore-well waterCurrent Science37, 571-5731968
140Bhat JV, Jayasankar NP, Agate AD, Bilimoria MH Microbial degradation of pectic substances Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research27, 1961968
141Vasantharajan VN, Bhat JVInterrelations of micro-organisms and mulberry: II. Phyllosphere microflora and nitrogen fixation in leaf and root surfacesPlant and Soil 28, 258-2671968
142Vasantharajan,VN, Bhat JVInterrelations of micro-organisms and mulberry: III. The beneficial influence of certain heterotrophs on the nitrifiers in rhizospherePlant and Soil29, 156-1691968
143Bhat JV Nutritional and physiological studies on the silkworm Bombyx mori L.-its specific nutrient requirement and its nutrition in relation to the mineral nutrition of its host plant mulberry Morus indica L.; final technical report.1968
144Rao BV, Bhat JV A colorimetric method for determination of pyrocatechol in microbial cultures containing other phenolics Analytical Biochemistry 27, 366-3701969
145Nambudiri AMD, Rao PS, Bhat JV Metabolism of p-coumaric acid by Streptomyces—formation of caffeic acid as intermediate Current Science 38, 402-4021969
146Setty TR, Bhat JV Microbial production of amino acids. I. DL-Alanine production by an Arthrobacter species Journal of the Indian Institute of Science51, 3571969
147Nambudiri AMD, Rao PVS, Bhat JVMetabolism of aromatic compounds by an Alternaria speciesPhytochemistry9, 687-6931970
148Deval K, Vasanthrajan VN, Bhat JVLow cation exchange capacity of roots of the root-parasite Santalum album L. Current Science40, 662-6631971
149Sagar KI, Nagesha CN, Bhat JVEffect of metal ions on the production of vascular permeability factor by 569B strain of Vibrio choleraeThe Indian Journal of Medical Research69, 18-251979
150Patel, JD, Bhat JVOccurrence, migration and deposition of extractives in the wood of four broad-leaved tree speciesIndian Journal of Forestry3, 320-3271980
151Dave SR, Natarajan KA, Bhat JV Leaching of copper and zinc from oxidised ores by fungiHydrometallurgy7, 235-2421981
152Sagar IK, Nagesha CN, Bhat JVThe role of trace elements and phosphates in the synthesis of vascular-permeability factor by Vibrio choleraeJournal of Medical Microbiology14, 243-2501981
153Chandra Rao BR, Bhat JVPreliminary observations on the harmful effects of Megascolex insignis on Carica papayaProgress in soil biology and ecology in India53-601981
154Rao BR, Sagar IK, Bhat JVEnterobacter aerogenes infection of Hoplochaetella suctoriaEarthworm Ecology383-3921983
155Bhat JV, Sethna K, Fernandes FIsolation of E. coli from raw milk and milk products in relation to public health.International Journal of Dairy Science 49, 336-3761984


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