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Improvement of Soybean Crop for Yield, Stress Tolerance, and Value-Added Products Using a Transgenic Approach by Shelke, Deepak B., Chambhare, Mahadev R., Nikalje, Ganesh C., Nikam, T. D.

“…Soybean (Glycine max) is an economically important crop, ranking first among the edible oilseed crops in the world due to its oil content and nutritional…”
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GC-MS analysis and antioxidant potential of wild underutilized medicinally important legume, velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens L. DC.) by MORE, Kamlakar C., SHELKE, Deepak B., TAYADE, Sunil, GAWANDE, Prashant, SONAWANE, Hiralal B.

“…Mucuna pruriens (L). DC is one of the most promising wild underutilized medicinal legume belonging to family Fabaceae. It is used in ayurvedic as well as…”
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Morphological, physiological, and biochemical responses to NaCl-induced salt stress in mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) varieties by MANKAR, Ganesh D., WAYASE, Uttam R., SHELKE, Deepak B., NIKAM, Tukaram D., BARMUKH, Rajkumar B.

“…Seventeen mungbean varieties [Vigna radiata (L.) R. Wilczek] were subjected to 100-400 mM salinity stress at the germination stage, and the indices of seed…”
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Na+ and Cl− induce differential physiological, biochemical responses and metabolite modulations in vitro in contrasting salt-tolerant soybean genotypes by Shelke, Deepak B., Nikalje, Ganesh C., Chambhare, Mahadev R., Zaware, Balkrishna N., Penna, Suprasanna, Nikam, Tukaram D.

“…Chloride and sodium constitute as the major ions in most saline soils, contributing to salt-induced damage in plants. Research on salt tolerance has mostly…”
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Multivariate analysis of the salinity-induced alterations in morphology, physiology, nodulation, and yield in two contrasting mungbean varieties by MANKAR, Ganesh D., WAYASE, Uttam R., SHELKE, Deepak B., RASKAR, Kiran B., MUNDADA, Pankaj S., AHIRE, Mahendra L., NIKAM, Tukaram D., BARMUKH, Rajkumar B.

“…Changes were estimated in the morphology, physiology, photosynthesis, nodulation, and yield in two mungbean varieties ‘PKV AKM 12-28’ and ‘VBN (Gg)3’ under…”
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Enhancing secondary metabolites and alleviating environmental stress in crops with mycogenic nanoparticles: A comprehensive review by Shelke, Deepak B., Islam, Nazim F., Chambhare, Mahadev R., Sonawane, Hiralal B., Patowary, Rupshikha, Prasad, Ram, Sarma, Hemen

“…Nanomaterials have emerged as a promising strategy for enhancing secondary metabolites and improving plants to tolerate abiotic stress. Environmental stressors…”
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