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Congratulations to Nattavat Sukko and his colleges on their recent publication “Trehalose metabolism coordinates transcriptional regulatory control and metabolic requirements to trigger the onset of cassava storage root initiation” in Scientific Reports!

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Congratulations to Nattavat Sukko and his colleges on their recent publication "Trehalose metabolism coordinates transcriptional regulatory control and metabolic requirements to trigger the onset of cassava storage root initiation" in Scientific Reports! The research team has discovered that trehalose metabolism plays a crucial role in the onset of cassava storage root in...
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College Success at ANSCSE26: Celebrating Award-Winning Oral Presentations

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Our college shone at ANSCSE26 as Mr. Nattawat Suko received the coveted oral presentation award for his research on cassava brown streak disease. His dynamic network biomarker (DNB) approach unveiled potential plant regulators crucial in the disease-state transition. Additionally, Ass. Prof. Dr. Saowalak Kalapanulak's insightful poster on differing metabolisms in cassava varie...
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Announcement of PhD student scholarship applications

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THE PETCHRA PRA JOM KLAO Ph.D Research Scholarship Semester 2/2022 (start semester on January 2023) In the doctoral degree program and enhance the research and development experience under the supervision of highly experienced group of researchers and advisors. This scholarship is for those doctoral students who wants to develop themselves as quality researchers in their respec...
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New paper from us on Frontiers in Plant Science! Effective Metabolic Carbon Utilization and Shoot-to-Root Partitioning Modulate Distinctive Yield in High Yielding Cassava Variety

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Effective Metabolic Carbon Utilization and Shoot-to-Root Partitioning Modulate Distinctive Yield in High Yielding Cassava Variety
Increasing cassava production could mitigate one of the global food insecurity challenges by providing a sustainable food source. To improve the yield potential, physiological strategies (i.e., the photosynthetic efficiency, source-to-sink carbon partitioning, and intracellular carbon metabolism) can be applied in breeding to screen for superior genotypes. However, the influ...
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