Dr. Rajarshi Kumar Gaur is presently working as Head and Associate Professor, Department of Science, Mody Institute of Technology and Science (Deemed University), Lakshmangarh, Sikar, Rajasthan, India. He has partially characterized three sugarcane viruses viz., sugarcane mosaic virus, sugarcane streak mosaic virus and sugarcane yellow luteovirus.He worked on development of marker-free transgenic plants against cucumber viruses. He has made significant contributions on sugarcane viruses and published 80 national/international papers and presented near about 45 papers in the national and international conferences. Dr. Pradeep Sharma is working as Senior Scientist (Biotechnology) at Directorate of Wheat Research, Karnal, India. Dr. Sharma has made significant contribution in geminiviruses from South East Asia and published more than 80 national and international research papers, invited chapters, reviews and edited three books in biotechnology and geminivirology. He has studied the role of suppressors encoded by monopartite Tomato leaf curl Java and Ageratum yellow vein begomoviruses.Currently, he is working on functional genomics, small RNAs and bioinformatics of wheat.

"This book is a comprehensive study and discussion about the plant stresses and their management aspects. ... the book is suitable for policy makers, researchers, undergraduate and graduate students of, plant and soil science, and environmental sciences." (Ram Swaroop Meena, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 102, September, 2015)

• ​1. Integrated management of polluted soils for enhancing productivity and quality of crops.- 2. Targeting Of Metabolic Pathways For Genetic Engineering To Combat Abiotic Stress Tolerance In Crop Plants.- 3. Role of organic and inorganic chemicals in plant-stress mitigation.- 4. Role of Calcium/Calmodulin in plant stress response and Signaling.- 5. Herbicide resistance in Phalaris minor and genetic-medication in crop.- 6. Phenology modeling and GIS applications in pest management: A tool for studying and understanding insect pest dynamics in the context of global climate change.- 7. Influence Of Moisture Stress On Growth, Development, Physiological Process And Quality Of Fruits And Vegetables And Its Management Strategies.- 8. Plant Water-Stress Response Mechanisms.- 9. Abiotic stresses in major pulses: Current status and Strategies.- 10. Photosynthesis and associated aspects under abiotic stresses environment.- 11. The effects of drought on plant communities in the desert rangelands of Tunisia.- 12. Effect Of Cold Stress On Photosynthesis Of Plants And Possible Protection Mechanisms.- 13. Oxidative Stress In Plants And Its Management.- 14. Weed Stress In Plants.- 15. Heavy Metals Stress on Poplar: Molecular and Anatomical Modifications.- 16. Molecular mechanism of benign microbe-elicited alleviation of biotic and abiotic stresses for plants.- 17. MAPK Signaling cascades and transcriptional reprogramming in plant – pathogen interactions.- 18. An Overview Of Antiviral RNA Silencing In Plant: Biogenesis, Host-Virus Interaction And Potential Applications.- 19. Fungal Disease Management in Plants.- 20. Systemic Infection of Potyvirus: A Compatible interaction between host and Viral Proteins.- 21. Bioinformatics Resources for the Management of Biological Information on Plant Responses towards Stresses.- 22. Genomics Based Analyses Of Environmental Stresses In Crop Plants.

Dr. Rajarshi Kumar Gaur is presently working as Head and Associate Professor, Department of Science, Mody Institute of Technology and Science (Deemed University), Lakshmangarh, Sikar, Rajasthan, India. He has partially characterized three sugarcane viruses viz., sugarcane mosaic virus, sugarcane streak mosaic virus and sugarcane yellow luteovirus.He worked on development of marker-free transgenic plants against cucumber viruses. He has made significant contributions on sugarcane viruses and published 80 national/international papers and presented near about 45 papers in the national and international conferences. Dr. Pradeep Sharma is working as Senior Scientist (Biotechnology) at Directorate of Wheat Research, Karnal, India. Dr. Sharma has made significant contribution in geminiviruses from South East Asia and published more than 80 national and international research papers, invited chapters, reviews and edited three books in biotechnology and geminivirology. He has studied the role of suppressors encoded by monopartite Tomato leaf curl Java and Ageratum yellow vein begomoviruses.Currently, he is working on functional genomics, small RNAs and bioinformatics of wheat.

"This book is a comprehensive study and discussion about the plant stresses and their management aspects. ... the book is suitable for policy makers, researchers, undergraduate and graduate students of, plant and soil science, and environmental sciences." (Ram Swaroop Meena, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 102, September, 2015)

• ​1. Integrated management of polluted soils for enhancing productivity and quality of crops.- 2. Targeting Of Metabolic Pathways For Genetic Engineering To Combat Abiotic Stress Tolerance In Crop Plants.- 3. Role of organic and inorganic chemicals in plant-stress mitigation.- 4. Role of Calcium/Calmodulin in plant stress response and Signaling.- 5. Herbicide resistance in Phalaris minor and genetic-medication in crop.- 6. Phenology modeling and GIS applications in pest management: A tool for studying and understanding insect pest dynamics in the context of global climate change.- 7. Influence Of Moisture Stress On Growth, Development, Physiological Process And Quality Of Fruits And Vegetables And Its Management Strategies.- 8. Plant Water-Stress Response Mechanisms.- 9. Abiotic stresses in major pulses: Current status and Strategies.- 10. Photosynthesis and associated aspects under abiotic stresses environment.- 11. The effects of drought on plant communities in the desert rangelands of Tunisia.- 12. Effect Of Cold Stress On Photosynthesis Of Plants And Possible Protection Mechanisms.- 13. Oxidative Stress In Plants And Its Management.- 14. Weed Stress In Plants.- 15. Heavy Metals Stress on Poplar: Molecular and Anatomical Modifications.- 16. Molecular mechanism of benign microbe-elicited alleviation of biotic and abiotic stresses for plants.- 17. MAPK Signaling cascades and transcriptional reprogramming in plant – pathogen interactions.- 18. An Overview Of Antiviral RNA Silencing In Plant: Biogenesis, Host-Virus Interaction And Potential Applications.- 19. Fungal Disease Management in Plants.- 20. Systemic Infection of Potyvirus: A Compatible interaction between host and Viral Proteins.- 21. Bioinformatics Resources for the Management of Biological Information on Plant Responses towards Stresses.- 22. Genomics Based Analyses Of Environmental Stresses In Crop Plants.

Dr. Rajarshi Kumar Gaur is presently working as Head and Associate Professor, Department of Science, Mody Institute of Technology and Science (Deemed University), Lakshmangarh, Sikar, Rajasthan, India. He has partially characterized three sugarcane viruses viz., sugarcane mosaic virus, sugarcane streak mosaic virus and sugarcane yellow luteovirus.He worked on development of marker-free transgenic plants against cucumber viruses. He has made significant contributions on sugarcane viruses and published 80 national/international papers and presented near about 45 papers in the national and international conferences. Dr. Pradeep Sharma is working as Senior Scientist (Biotechnology) at Directorate of Wheat Research, Karnal, India. Dr. Sharma has made significant contribution in geminiviruses from South East Asia and published more than 80 national and international research papers, invited chapters, reviews and edited three books in biotechnology and geminivirology. He has studied the role of suppressors encoded by monopartite Tomato leaf curl Java and Ageratum yellow vein begomoviruses.Currently, he is working on functional genomics, small RNAs and bioinformatics of wheat.

"This book is a comprehensive study and discussion about the plant stresses and their management aspects. ... the book is suitable for policy makers, researchers, undergraduate and graduate students of, plant and soil science, and environmental sciences." (Ram Swaroop Meena, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 102, September, 2015)

• ​1. Integrated management of polluted soils for enhancing productivity and quality of crops.- 2. Targeting Of Metabolic Pathways For Genetic Engineering To Combat Abiotic Stress Tolerance In Crop Plants.- 3. Role of organic and inorganic chemicals in plant-stress mitigation.- 4. Role of Calcium/Calmodulin in plant stress response and Signaling.- 5. Herbicide resistance in Phalaris minor and genetic-medication in crop.- 6. Phenology modeling and GIS applications in pest management: A tool for studying and understanding insect pest dynamics in the context of global climate change.- 7. Influence Of Moisture Stress On Growth, Development, Physiological Process And Quality Of Fruits And Vegetables And Its Management Strategies.- 8. Plant Water-Stress Response Mechanisms.- 9. Abiotic stresses in major pulses: Current status and Strategies.- 10. Photosynthesis and associated aspects under abiotic stresses environment.- 11. The effects of drought on plant communities in the desert rangelands of Tunisia.- 12. Effect Of Cold Stress On Photosynthesis Of Plants And Possible Protection Mechanisms.- 13. Oxidative Stress In Plants And Its Management.- 14. Weed Stress In Plants.- 15. Heavy Metals Stress on Poplar: Molecular and Anatomical Modifications.- 16. Molecular mechanism of benign microbe-elicited alleviation of biotic and abiotic stresses for plants.- 17. MAPK Signaling cascades and transcriptional reprogramming in plant – pathogen interactions.- 18. An Overview Of Antiviral RNA Silencing In Plant: Biogenesis, Host-Virus Interaction And Potential Applications.- 19. Fungal Disease Management in Plants.- 20. Systemic Infection of Potyvirus: A Compatible interaction between host and Viral Proteins.- 21. Bioinformatics Resources for the Management of Biological Information on Plant Responses towards Stresses.- 22. Genomics Based Analyses Of Environmental Stresses In Crop Plants.