Plant Physiology
Dr. Deepti Shankhdhar
Professor
Research Areas/ Areas of Interest
Abiotic stress physiologyTeaching Experience and Courses Taught
Teaching Experience: 22 years
Courses taught are as follows:
Undergraduate Courses
BPY-211 Elementary Crop Physiology
BPY-212 Fundamentals of Crop Physiology Post Graduate Course
BPY-604/ BPY617 Physiological and Molecular Responses of Plants to Abiotic stresses
BPY-605 Hormonal Regulation of Plant Growth and Development
BPY-608 Morphogenesis Tissue Culture and Transformation
BPY-613 Research Techniques in Plant Physiology
BPY-703 Molecular Approaches for Improving Physiological Traits
BPY-704 Advance Tech in Plant Physiology
BPY-616 Plant Developmental Biology: Physiological and Molecular Basis
BPY-713 Experimental Techniques to Characterize Plant Processes for Crop ImprovementResearch Projects
In vitro multiplication and antioxidative response of Withania somnifera and Rauvolfia serpentine under drought stress condition’ funded by UGC New Delhi till March 2016).Selected Research Publications
Book Chapters: 9
Research Papers: 54
- Deepika Sharma, Narendra Kumar, Ritika Misra, S.C. Shankhdhar and Deepti Shankhdhar 2017. Stress Induced Alteration in the Antioxidant Activity of In Vitro Adventitious Roots of Withania Somnifera (Genotype Jawahar 20). VEGETOS- An International Journal of Plant Research. 30:4-8
- Rahul Tyagi, Ashish Sharma, P.C. Srivastava, Deepti Shankhdhar and S.C. Shankhadhar, 2017. Enhancing zinc availability in rice grains by different zinc fertilization methods. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 87 (5): 639–43.
- Rakesh Sil Sarma, Deepti Shankhdhar, S.C. Shankhadhar and pallavi Srivastava. 2017. Effect of silicon solubilizers on growth parameters and yield attributes in diffeent rice genotypes. International Journal of Pure Applied Bioscience. 5: 60-67.
- Rakesh Sil Sarma and Deepti Shankhdhar. 2017. Ameliorative effects of silicon solubilizers on grain qualities in different rice genotypes (Oryza sativa.L). International Journal of Current Microbiolgy and Applied Science.I .6:4164-4175