I am a scholar and educator in plant science with 15 years of dedicated experience in academics and scientific research. As an Associate Professor at King Saud University, I supervise a multidisciplinary research program investigating plant physiology, molecular genetics, and sustainable agricultural systems to address global food security and climate resilience challenges. My scholarly contributions include numerous peer-reviewed publications, research grants, and international collaborations. Equally committed to academic excellence in the classroom, I have taught advanced botany and plant science courses and mentored numerous graduate and undergraduate researchers toward successful scientific careers.
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…
Introduction: The present investigation isolated efficient potassium-solubilizing bacteria (KSB) from the banana rhizosphere and, along with nitrogen- and phosphorus-transforming strains from TNAU…
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Bright, J. P., Chinnasamy, K., Maheshwari, H. S., Perveen, K., Khan, F., Barasarathi, J., Dananjeyan, B., & Rebouh, N. Y.
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,…
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Ahmad, J., Baig, M. A., Ali, A. A., Beg, M. A., Al-Huqail, A. A., Khan, F., Abdin, M. Z., & Qureshi, M. I.
To learn the internal structures of the plant (cells, tissues, tissue systems, and organs) and the relationships that connect these structures, functions, and development.
To study the…
In this course:
• Ph.D. supervisor guides the student and follows satisfactory preparation of the research proposal and manuscript, …
This course deals with the study of: Soil as seed storage, Dynamics of seed reproduction in plants, Post-dispersal of seed and prior danger, Seed dormancy and its effects on germination. Examples…