TJ
Timir baran Jha
Government of West Bengal, Department of Higher Education, West Bengal Education Servive (WBES) Deaprtment of Higher Education Govt of West Bengal
About
Honorary Guest Professor (Retired), Department of Botany, Maulana Azad College, Kolkata, from 2016 to date.
Professor of Botany, West Bengal Senior Educational Service (WBSES), Govt. of West Bengal, India, 1995- 2014
Lecturer/Assistant Professor/ Reader,West Bengal Education Service (WBES), Govt of West Bengal, India, 1979-1995
Employment
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Government of West Bengal, Department of Higher Education Professor of Botany ( West Bengal Senior Education Service, Govt of West Bengal, India)1995 - 2014
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West Bengal Education Servive (WBES) Deaprtment of Higher Education Govt of West Bengal Lecturer/Assistant Professor /Reader1979 - 1995
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Publications (88)
- Classical and Molecular Plant Cytogenetics Save
- Unlocking karyotype diversity in some valuable non-aromatic and aromatic indian rice cultivars through EMA-based Giemsa and DAPI staining Save
- Giemsa-based chromosome staining and comparative fluorescent banding pattern in five valuable Indian plant species Save
- Evaluation of karyotype diversity in Indian traditional aromatic rice cultivars through EMA-based non-fluorescent Giemsa and fluorescent DAPI staining Save
- Critical review on karyotype diversity in lentil based on classical and molecular cytogenetics Save
- Evaluation of morphological traits, fluorescent banding and rDNA ITS sequences in cultivated and wild Indian lentils (Lens spp.) Save
- Karyotype diversity in cultivated and wild Indian rice through EMA-based chromosome analysis Save
- Conservation of floral, fruit and chromosomal diversity: a review on diploid and polyploid Capsicum annuum complex in India Save
- Unravelling the genetic diversity and phylogenetic relationships of Indian Capsicum through fluorescent banding Save
- A comparative karyo-morphometric analysis of Indian landraces of Sesamum indicum using EMA-giemsa and fluorochrome banding Save