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Suvendra Ray
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Niraj Singh
Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Tezpur University, India, India,
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Gopaljee Jha
NIPGR
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Srayan Ghosh
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Rahul Kumar
Senior Research Associate, Plant Microbes Interaction Lab, National Institute of Plant Genome Research
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Plant science
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PhD, Tezpur University, India, 2015
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https://scholar.google.co.in/citations?user=MUXzAhcAAAAJ&hl=en
2 Protocols published
An Innovative Approach to Study
Ralstonia solanacearum
Pathogenicity in 6 to 7 Days Old Tomato Seedlings by Root Dip Inoculation
Authors:
Niraj Singh
,
Rahul Kumar
and
Suvendra Kumar Ray
,
date:
11/05/2018,
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Ralstonia solanacearum
(F1C1) is a Gram-negative plant pathogenic bacterium that causes lethal wilt disease in a wide range of plant species. This pathogen is very well known for its unpredictable behavior during infection and wilting its ...
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Bacteria-fungal Confrontation and Fungal Growth Prevention Assay
Authors:
Rahul Kumar
,
Durga Madhab Swain
,
Sunil Kumar Yadav
,
Isha Tyagi
,
Rajeev Kumar
,
Joyati Das
,
Srayan Ghosh
and
Gopaljee Jha
,
date:
01/20/2018,
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There are some bacteria which can grow and multiply at the cost of living fungal biomass. They can potentially utilize fungi as a source of nutrients to forage over them. Such phenomenon is known as bacterial mycophagy, however, its mechanistic ...
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