Research & Team

Books Published

My Research Team

Padmasri Ghosh, Ph.D. Student
(M.Sc., Tripura University, Agartala)
Area: Acid Soil Tolerance in Tripura Rice

Seuj Priya Borah, Ph.D. Student
(M.Sc., Sikkim University, Gangtok)
Area: Acid Soil Responses in Tea

POST DOCTORAL FELLOWS

Dr. Debojyoti Moulick
(Ph.D. Kalyani University)
DBT RA & Post Doctoral Fellow
Area lf Research: Arsenic Stress Mitigation

(2019-2022)

Dr. Rajib Roychowdhury
(Ph.D. Viswa Bharati)
CSIR RA & Post Doctoral Fellow
Area lf Research: Arsenic Stress Mitigation through nutrient management

(2017-2018)

My Collaborators

Dr. Akbar Hossian, BMRI, Bangladesh

Prof. C. R. Bhattacherjee, AUS, India

Dr. V. L. N. Reddy, ANGRU, Tirupati, India

Prof. Marian Brestic, Slovak Republic

Dr. Sangeeta Srivastava, IISR, Lucknow
Dr. Binaya K. Patnaik, Symbiosis, Pune
Dr. Dibakar Ghosh, Bhubaneshwar, India

Dr. Sandeep Kuma Tata
(Ph.D. South Korea)
CSIR RA & Post Doctoral Fellow
Area lf Research: Arsenic Stress Mitigation and Nutrient Management Stretegies

(2018)

Dr. Md. Khairujjaman Mazumder
(Ph.D. Assam University)
CSIR RA & Post Doctoral Fellow
Area lf Research: Computational Biology

(2018-2020)

Plants being sessile are subjected to wide variety of environmental stresses. This include drought, salinity, heavy metals, metaloids, soil acidity, flooding, etc. Plant respond to stresses in multiferious ways. The principal objective of our research is to understand the biochemical, molecular and metabolomic basis of plant stress responses and tolerance in cereals and legumes. The main focus of our research include:

Biochemical basis of redox metabolism in plants under abiotic stresses.
Role of polyamines in stress tolerance.
Role of salicylic acid against heavy metal stress.
Metabolic signatures in plants for abiotic stress tolerance
Role of nutrient management regimes for abiotic stress toleracne in plants
Biochar of acid soil and arsenic mitigation in rice and tea agro-ecosystems