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Zafar Abbas, PhD, is a Senior Associate Professor and Chairman in
the P. G. Department of Botany at G. F. College (M. J. P.
Rohilkhand University) in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. He
has 40 years of research experience in plant and crop physiology,
with a specialization in plant nutrition. He has attended several
national and international seminars and conferences. At present,
eight PhD students have completed their doctorate degrees under his
supervision. Dr. Abbas is life member and member of editorial
boards of several Indian and foreign journals and societies, and he
has authored a book and has published over 30 articles.
Ajay K. Tiwari, PhD, is a Scientific Officer at the UP Council of
Sugarcane Research, Shahjahnapur, UP, India. He has published 70
research articles, nine review articles in national and
international journals, several book chapters in edited books, has
also authored of several edited books published by Springer, Taylor
and Francis and others. He has submitted more than 150 nucleotide
sequences of plant pathogens to GenBank. He is a regular reviewer
of many international journals as well as an editorial board
member. He is Managing Editor of the journal Sugar Tech and Chief
Editor of the journal Agrica. He has received several young
researcher awards and was nominated for the Narshiman Award by the
Indian Phytopathological Society, India. Dr. Tiwari is also the
recipient of many international travel awards given by governmental
agencies in India and others. He has visited Belgium, Brazil,
China, Italy, Germany, and Thailand for conferences and workshops
and has delivered several invited talk at Oman University for PhD
students on phytoplasma disease diagnosis and management. Dr.
Tiwari has been involved in the research on molecular
characterization and management of agricultural plant pathogens for
the last nine years. Currently he is working on molecular
characterization of sugarcane phytoplasma and their secondary
spread in nature. He is a regular member of several professional
organizations, including the British Society of Plant Pathology,
Indian Phytopathological Society, Sugarcane Technologists
Association of India, International Society of Sugarcane
Technologists, Society of Sugarcane Research and Promotion, and
others. Dr. Tiwari earned his PhD from CCS University, Meerut, UP,
India.
Pradeep Kumar, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Forestry, North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and
Technology (Deemed University-MHRD), Nirjuli (Itanagar), Arunachal
Pradesh, India. His area of research and expertise are wide,
including plant pathology, bacterial genetics, insect-pest
biocontrol, gene expression of cry genes, plant-microbe
interaction, and molecular breeding. He has been honored with an
international travel grant from Ben Gurion University of Negev,
Israel, to attend an international conference. He is the recipient
of a best paper presentation and the Narasimhan Award by the Indian
Phytopathological Society, India. He presented several oral and
poster presentations at the various national and international
conferences. He has published one book published and has published
more than 35 research articles, including original research papers
in peer-reviewed journals and several book chapters with
international publishers, including Springer, CABI, Bentham, and
Apple Academic Press. He is provides his service to many journals
as an editorial board member, technical editor, and peer
reviewer.
Dr. Kumar earned his PhD in biotechnology from BBA University
(Central University), Lucknow, India. He has qualified
CSIR-NET-JRF, UGC-NET, ARS-NET (ICAR), UPSLET, and GATE. He has
been awarded with the PBC Outstanding Post-Doctoral Research
Fellowship by the Government of Israel (2012-2015) and worked as
Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of Biotechnology Engineering
and the Department of Life Sciences, Ben Gurion University of the
Negev, Israel. He was also appointed as an International Research
Professor/Assistant Professor in the School of Biotechnology,
Yeungnam University, South Korea. He has visited several countries
and exchanges his scientific ideas and research to reputed
scientists of the world.
"Exceptionally well-documented accounts of physiological aspects for sustainable crop yield, successfully edited by Professor Abbas, Dr. Pradeep Kumar, and Dr. Ajay Kumar Tiwari. The book will have an extensive impact on the field of crop physiology. In this rich and comprehensive documentation, different authors have contributed in view of providing the scope to explore various modern trends for sustainable crop production focusing on human welfare. The perfect sequence of the chapters, including neat and clean illustrations as well as relevant references throughout, remarkably reveals a convincing and delightfully readable narrative. . . . Future efforts along these notions and objectives would certainly provide new insights into the sequential development of fascinating tools for sustainable crop production." —Sanjay Mishra, Professor and Dean, School of Biotechnology, IFTM University, Moradabad, UP, India
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