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PLANT STRESS BIOLOGY LAB
Effect of putrescine on Al induced stress in maize (Biocat. Agril Biotech. 2024)
My research is focused to understand the physiological, molecular and metabolic responses in crop plants under diverse stress conditions. Today, in the era of climate change, global agricultural productivity is largely affected due to several factors such as recurrent emergence of drought, floods, environmental contaminants such as heavy metals, metalloids, microplastics, soil acidity, salinity, etc. Such factors considerably affect agricultural yield and poses a serious threat to global food security and nutrition. Thus, there is an unrelenting need to dissect out diverse components concerning stress perception, adaptation and tolerance. Besides this, mitigation strategies to combat stresses are also needed to improve plant performance. Currently my research is focused on:
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Nutrient management and seed priming strategy for heavy metal and metalloid stress mitigation in plants
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Management of acidic soil stress rice and tea agro-ecosystem
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Biochar – nano and biochar – microbial composites for improving plant performance under stress
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Microplastics: uptake, distribution and impact on crop plants
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Transcriptomics and Metabolomics for abiotic stress resilience in crop plants
Obtaining biochar from cattle manure
DR. SHUVASISH CHOUDHURY
Ph.D., Post-Doc (OSU, UDA)
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PLANT SCIENCE
Deptt. of Life Science and Bioinformatics
Assam (Central) University, Silchar 788011, India
email: shuvasish.choudhury@aus.ac.in
World's 2% scientist by Stanford University, USA and Elsevier, The Netherlands
Metabolic expression in rice under salinity stress
PUBLICATIONS & CITATIONS
RESEARCH TEAM AND AREA OF RESEARCH
PADMASRI GHOSH (M.Sc. TRIPURA UNIV.)
Ph.D. STUDENT
Area of Research
Nutrient management for arsenic stress mitigation in rice
SEUJ PRIYA BORAH (M.Sc. SIKKIM UNIV.)
Ph.D. STUDENT
Area of Research
Biochar for aluminium stress mitigation in tea
P. SUMITRA SINGHA (M.Sc. ASSAM UNIV.)
Ph.D. STUDENT
Area of Research
Role of selenium in stress mitigation
SUSMITA NATH (M.Sc. TRIPURA UNIV.)
Ph.D. STUDENT
Area of Research
Acid soil stress mitigation in tomato
SATINATH PAUL (M.Sc. ASSAM UNIV.)
Ph.D. STUDENT
Area of Research
Heritage curd for probiotics
Our lab is open to hardworking and dedicaated candidates who are interested to work in the field of molecular physiology and metabolomics of abiotic stress tolerance in crop plants. Interested candidates may apply for possible funding through N-PDF and / or DBT-RA and other related programmes. For details, you may contact:
shuvasish.choudhury@aus.ac.in
Phone
91-7002754952
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