Lukram Shantikumar
Central Agricultural University, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, ICAR Research Complex for North Eastern Hill Region, The University of Tokyo
About
I am a passionate researcher with expertise in plant molecular physiology, focusing on the mechanisms underlying plant responses to abiotic stress and climate change. My research investigates how environmental stressors—such as drought, salinity, and extreme temperatures—impact plant physiology and molecular processes, with the goal of developing strategies to enhance crop resilience and productivity in the face of global climate challenges.
In addition, I explore the critical roles of mineral nutrition and nutritional physiology in plants, emphasizing nutrient use efficiency and the improvement of crop nutritional quality. By integrating plant molecular physiology, abiotic stress responses, and nutritional studies, my work aims to advance agricultural sustainability and contribute to global food security under changing environmental conditions.
Employment
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Central Agricultural University Assistant Professor2016 - Present
Education
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute Phd2021 - Present
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ICAR Research Complex for North Eastern Hill Region Research Associate2013 - 2014
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The University of Tokyo Research Student2008 - 2010
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University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore MSc. Agriculture (Crop Physiology)2004 - 2006
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Central Agricultural University BSc. Horticulture2000 - 2004
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (8)
- Multi-environment stability analysis identifies wheat genotypes tolerant to terminal heat stress under varied nitrogen regimes Save
- Morphometric and Biochemical Analysis with Seed Protein Profiling of Passiflora Species Found in the Northeastern Himalayan Region of India Save
- Morpho-Physiochemical and Seed Protein Profiling of Passiflora species Found in the North Eastern Himalayan Region of India Save
- ORGANIC AND IN-ORGANIC COATINGS FOR IMPROVING POST-HARVEST QUALITY AND SHELF LIFE OF ‘RANGPUR LIME’ (Citrus limonia Osbeck) Save
- TRANSGENIC PLANTS IN PHYTOREMEDIATION: A BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH Save
- Enzymes from mangrove endophytes and their biotechnological/industrial applications Save
- TPR5is involved in directional cell division and is essential for the maintenance of meristem cell organization inArabidopsis thaliana Save
- Protection of Radiation-induced DNA Damage in Albino Rats by Oroxylum indicum (L.) Vent. Save