OBJECTIVES

1. To disseminate research findings on plant biodiversity through conservation, physiology, and sustainable production

2. To promote organised interdisciplinary and inter-agency collaboration in plant physiology research.

SCOPE

The programme includes keynote address, plenary paper, oral and poster presentations. Various aspects of plant science will be covered during the conference:

Ecophysiology & stress biology | Plant growth & development | Pest & disease management | Post-harvest technology & quality control | Plant production | Biotechnology, nanobiotechnology and genome editing | Innovative practices in plant science | Seed technology & high quality planting materials | Modelling & simulation | Food safety & security | Plant-soil-microbe relation | Agricultural economy | Urban forestry | Plant cryopreservation | Macro- and microclimate change and impact | Biostimulants and biofertilisers | Artificial intelligence 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Researchers, academicians, students, plantation and forest managers, natural resources stakeholders, extension officers, national advisory agency officers, sociologists, economists, funding agency officers, managers involved in agro-industry, environment, science and engineering sectors, and policy makers.