Trait Dissection Within team activities, dissection of physiological traits lay the baseline on which all other activities are built. We focus on understanding the range of plant adaptive mechanisms underlying the crop water usage which can potentially contribute to plant production advantage in various drought stress environments. Regulated dry down Transpiration response to VPD Plant … Continue reading Trait Dissection
The contribution of the group to the scope of these two large CG-wide initiative follows the main research streams , therefore essentially around:
Ms. M. Tharanya Research Fellow Teams 40% 30% 10% 20% Main Areas of Research Physiology of water saving traits and Phosphorous use efficiency in sorghum and Foxtail millet. University Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli-620024, Tamilnadu m.tharanya@gmail.com
Mr. Sivasakthi Kaliamoorthy Research Fellow Teams 40% 30% 10% 20% Main Areas of Research Physiological and molecular mechanisms related to water use traits in chickpea University Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirrappalli-620024, Tamil Nadu sakthibiotechbdu@gmail.com
Ms. G Karthika Research Scholar Teams 50% 20% 30% Main Areas of Research Physiology and Genetics of water saving traits in sorghum University CPBG, AC&RI, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore-641003 karthi.tnau07@gmail.com
Ms. Keerthi Chadalavada Research Scholar Team 70% 30% 10% Main Area of Research Understanding the plant physiological mechanisms influencing the sorghum grain quality indicators keerthichadalawada@gmail.com
Ms. Keerthi Chadalavada Research Scholar Team 70% 30% 10% Main Area of Research Understanding the plant physiological mechanisms influencing the sorghum grain quality indicators keerthichadalawada@gmail.com
Dr. Jana Kholova Scientist – Cereals Physiology Team 60% 20% 20% j.kholova@cgiar.org janakholova@yahoo.com 040 – 30713373
Ms. Susan Mery Medina Canzio Ph.D. Student Teams 50% 50% Main Areas of Research Plant physiology and molecular biology Main reasearch on physiology and transcriptomics of crops, transcripts in inbred lines wheat post green revolution (Triticum durum) (UB) and water transport and growth of F1-Hybrids of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) (ICRISAT). University Barcelona University (UB), … Continue reading Ms. Susan Mery Medina Canzio – Molecular Physiology
Ms. Susan Mery Medina Canzio Ph.D. Student Teams 50% 50% Main Areas of Research Plant physiology and molecular biology Main reasearch on physiology and transcriptomics of crops, transcripts in inbred lines wheat post green revolution (Triticum durum) (UB) and water transport and growth of F1-Hybrids of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) (ICRISAT). University Barcelona University (UB), … Continue reading Ms. Susan Mery Medina Canzio-phynotyping
