Kailash Chand Kumawat
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Sodhi G, Wijesekara T, Kumawat K, Adhikari P, Joshi K, Singh S, et al.
Front Microbiol
. 2025 Jan;
15:1516794.
PMID: 39881995
Soil salinization, extreme climate conditions, and phytopathogens are abiotic and biotic stressors that remarkably reduce agricultural productivity. Recently, nanomaterials have gained attention as effective agents for agricultural applications to mitigate...
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Sharma S, Kumawat K, Kaur P, Kaur S, Gupta N
Curr Res Microb Sci
. 2024 Mar;
6:100227.
PMID: 38444877
The continuous depletion of fossil resources, energy-crisis and environmental pollution has gained popularity for careful selection of suitable microbial consortium to efficiently decompose crop residue and facilitate nutrient cycling. While...
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Kumawat K, Sharma P, Sirari A, Sharma B, Kumawat G, Nair R, et al.
Chemosphere
. 2023 Dec;
349:140953.
PMID: 38128739
Soil salinization has become a prominent obstacle in diverse arid and semi-arid region damaging agricultural productivity globally. From this perspective, present investigation was aimed to compare the potential compatible consortium...
4.
Kunal , Pranaw K, Kumawat K, Meena V
Front Microbiol
. 2023 Oct;
14:1285756.
PMID: 37795303
No abstract available.
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Kumawat K, Sharma B, Nagpal S, Kumar A, Tiwari S, Nair R
Front Plant Sci
. 2023 Jan;
13:1101862.
PMID: 36714780
Soil salinity, a growing issue worldwide, is a detrimental consequence of the ever-changing climate, which has highlighted and worsened the conditions associated with damaged soil quality, reduced agricultural production, and...
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Sharma B, Tiwari S, Kumawat K, Cardinale M
Sci Total Environ
. 2022 Nov;
860:160476.
PMID: 36436627
Nanotechnology is a burgeoning revolutionary technology in the 21st century. Climate emergencies caused by natural or anthropogenic activities have tragically consequential repercussions on agricultural output worldwide. Modern cropping systems profoundly...
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Sharma S, Kumawat K, Kaur S
Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
. 2022 Jul;
29(58):88331-88346.
PMID: 35834084
Indigenous microbial diversity has potential for rapid decomposition of residue through enzyme activities that is alternative, effective, and environment friendly strategy to accelerate degradation of lignocellulose in agricultural residues and...
8.
Kumawat K, Razdan N, Saharan K
Microbiol Res
. 2021 Oct;
254:126901.
PMID: 34700186
In the light of intensification of cropping practices and changing climatic conditions, nourishing a growing global population requires optimizing environmental sustainability and reducing ecosystem impacts of food production. The use...
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Kumawat K, Sharma P, Nagpal S, Gupta R, Sirari A, Nair R, et al.
Front Microbiol
. 2021 Feb;
11:600576.
PMID: 33584566
Soil microbes play a vital role in improving plant growth, soil health, ameliorate biotic/abiotic stress and enhance crop productivity. The present study was aimed to investigate a coordinated effect of...