KV
K K VINOD
Also known as: Vinod Kunnummal Kurungara, VINOD K K, Kunnummal Kurungara Vinod, Kunnummal K. Vinod
Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Rubber Research Institute of India, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
About
Principal Scientist at Indian Agricultural Research Institute. Major interest is developing nutrient efficient rice varieties. Currently working on nitrogen and phosphorus efficient rice varietal development using molecular breeding technologies.
Employment
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute Associate Dean (International Affairs)2023 - Present
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST2014 - Present
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute SENIOR SCIENTIST2008 - 2014
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Rubber Research Institute of India SENIOR SCIENTIST2007 - 2008
Education
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Non-Credit Courses
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (181)
- Integrated epigenomic and transcriptomic analyses reveal regulatory and adaptive roles of Pup1 in phosphorus deficiency tolerance in rice Save
- Combined Foliar Application of GA3 and Boron Enriches Seed Boron, Biostimulates α-Amylase and Enhances Seedling Vigour in Novel Indian TGMS Based Pusa Jawahar Rice Hybrid 56 Save
- Genetic Improvement of Manipur Black Scented Rice Chakhao Poireiton Through Marker-Assisted Introgression of Novel Semidwarfing Allele, sd1bm Save
- Integrating marker-assisted identification and multi-environment trait stability models to select superior rice restorer lines for hybrid breeding Save
- Mapping novel QTLs associated with grain number and primary branching in rice using new plant type derived RILs Save
- PbAT: A user-friendly R/Shiny platform for data-driven decision support in crop improvement Save
- Pusa Jawahar Rice Hybrid 56 Save
- Pusa Rice Hybrid 60 Save
- RNAseq based comparative gene expression reveals early defense activation and involvement of phenylpropanoid pathway in rice root-knot nematode resistance Save
- Unlocking the genetic and molecular secrets of thousand-seed weight in Indian mustard [Brassica juncea (L.) Czern. & Coss.] employing generation mean and candidate gene analysis Save