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Dr. Faheema Khan

Associate Professor

Faculty

Sciences
College of Science, Female Section, Building 5: Third floor, Office No-76
publication
Book
2014

Genotypic variation in Soybean genotypes towards salinity.

Legumes are important source of protein for teeming human population. These are very sensitive to salt levels and soil drought status, experiencing water deficit due to osmotic stress possibly coupled with biochemical perturbations induced by the influx of sodium ions. Identification of diverse genotypes is the prerequisite for improvement of any trait in the crop plants. Furthermore, monitoring the genetic variability within gene pool of elite breeding material could make crop improvement more efficient by the direct accumulation of favoured alleles. DNA markers are being increasingly utilized in cultivar development, quality control of seed production, measurement of genetic diversity for conservation and management, varietal identification and intellectual property protection.

Publisher Name
Lambert
Publishing City
Germany
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publications

Drought stress is one of the most significant environmental factors limiting plant growth and productivity. In this regard, applying nano-fertilizers is a favorable emerging method for reducing…

by Khan, F., F. Alshudukhi and A.A. Al-Huqail.
2026
publications

Introduction: The present investigation isolated efficient potassium-solubilizing bacteria (KSB) from the banana rhizosphere and, along with nitrogen- and phosphorus-transforming strains from TNAU…

by Bright, J. P., Chinnasamy, K., Maheshwari, H. S., Perveen, K., Khan, F., Barasarathi, J., Dananjeyan, B., & Rebouh, N. Y.
2025
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Arsenic contamination of soils and groundwater affects nearly 106 countries, exposing an estimated 230 million people worldwide to a range of health risks including cancer, cardiovascular disease…

by Ahmad, J., Baig, M. A., Ali, A. A., Beg, M. A., Al-Huqail, A. A., Khan, F., Abdin, M. Z., & Qureshi, M. I.
2025