Area of research
Food Science · Plant Science
Research interest
Research focused on Meristem and Apical dominance, with related work in Invertase, Cell biology, Vacuole. Notable publications include 'Sucrose promotes stem branching through cytokinin', 'Release of Apical Dominance in Potato Tuber Is Accompanied by Programmed Cell Death in the Apical Bud Meristem', and 'Vicilin and the basic subunit of legumin are putative chickpea allergens'.
Chilling induces sugar and ABA accumulation that antagonistically signals for symplastic connection of dormant potato buds
An alternative pathway to plant cold tolerance in the absence of vacuolar invertase activity
Sucrose promotes stem branching through cytokinin
Vacuolar processing enzyme translocates to the vacuole through the autophagy pathway to induce programmed cell death
Endogenous sugar level is associated with differential heat tolerance in onion bulb scales
Differential carbohydrate gene expression during preplanting temperature treatments controls meristem termination and bulbing in garlic
Differential response to heat stress in outer and inner onion bulb scales
Postharvest temperature has a greater impact on apical dominance of potato seed-tuber than field growing-degree days exposure
High Levels of CO <sub>2</sub> Induce Spoilage by Leuconostoc mesenteroides by Upregulating Dextran Synthesis Genes
Etiolated Stem Branching Is a Result of Systemic Signaling Associated with Sucrose Level
Vacuolar processing enzyme activates programmed cell death in the apical meristem inducing loss of apical dominance
Cellular and Molecular Changes Associated with Onion Skin Formation Suggest Involvement of Programmed Cell Death
Emergence of <i>Leuconostoc mesenteroides</i> as a causative agent of oozing in carrots stored under non‐ventilated conditions
The Role of Aquaporins in pH-Dependent Germination of Rhizopus delemar Spores
Role of cuticular lipids and water-soluble compounds in tick susceptibility to<i>Metarhizium</i>infection
Induction of <i>Rhizopus oryzae</i> Germination Under Starvation Using Host Metabolites Increases Spore Susceptibility to Heat Stress
Release of Apical Dominance in Potato Tuber Is Accompanied by Programmed Cell Death in the Apical Bud Meristem
Vicilin and the basic subunit of legumin are putative chickpea allergens