The field of botany is very diverse, with branches in microbiology, horticulture, economic botany, plant anatomists, physiologists and molecular biologists. Botany is the study of plants and their properties. It is an important part of biology, which provides information about plant growth in various climates. The doctoral degree in botany is the highest level of education in plant science. It is designed for scholars who want to learn more about plant behavior, evolutionary trends, and species. The program requires rigorous training in the fields of quantitative and qualitative data analysis, critical thinking, and data-handling techniques. A Ph.D. in this field can lead to a lucrative career in the public and private sectors. These graduates are in demand in local, state, and national organizations, and can be employed in a number of fields such as molecular biology, plant physiology, microbiology, forensic science, forests, etc
Coordinator & Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Plant Molecular Biology; Plant Secondary metabolites; Underutilized crops
Associate Professor
Research Interest
Biodiversity conservation and Climate change, Plant Ecology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Plant Molecular Biology, Protein Degradation Pathway, Root Architecture
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Mycology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Microbiology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Climate smart agriculural practices; Greenhouse gas emission and mitigation for agriculture sector; Plant nutrition and soil health management
The field of botany is very diverse, with branches in microbiology, horticulture, economic botany, plant anatomists, physiologists and molecular biologists. Botany is the study of plants and their properties. It is an important part of biology, which provides information about plant growth in various climates. The doctoral degree in botany is the highest level of education in plant science. It is designed for scholars who want to learn more about plant behavior, evolutionary trends, and species. The program requires rigorous training in the fields of quantitative and qualitative data analysis, critical thinking, and data-handling techniques. A Ph.D. in this field can lead to a lucrative career in the public and private sectors. These graduates are in demand in local, state, and national organizations, and can be employed in a number of fields such as molecular biology, plant physiology, microbiology, forensic science, forests, etc
Coordinator & Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Plant Molecular Biology; Plant Secondary metabolites; Underutilized crops
Associate Professor
Research Interest
Biodiversity conservation and Climate change, Plant Ecology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Plant Molecular Biology, Protein Degradation Pathway, Root Architecture
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Mycology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Microbiology
Assistant Professor
Research Interest
Climate smart agriculural practices; Greenhouse gas emission and mitigation for agriculture sector; Plant nutrition and soil health management