1. Home
  2. Back
  3. Profile

General Informations

  • Join Date: 14/12/1990
  • College: Directorate of Research(Agri)
  • Department: AAU-Assam Rice Research Institute, Titabar
  • Office Email: pradip.dey[at]aau.ac.in

Education Details

 
 
 
 
 
1988
B.Sc.(Agri)

College of Agriculture/Assam Agricultural University

 
 
 
 
 
1990
M.Sc.(Agri)

College of Agriculture/Assam Agricultural University

 
 
 
 
 
1998
Ph. D.(Agri)

Assam Agricultural University

Employment History

 
 
 
 
 
14-12-1990 - 05-09-1996
Jr. Scientist (Physiology)

Sugarcane Research Station, AAU

 
 
 
 
 
06-09-1996 - 22-06-1999
Jr. Scientist (Physiology)

Regional Agricultural Research Station, AAU

 
 
 
 
 
23-06-1999 - 30-06-2008
Sr. Scientist(Physiology)

Regional Agricultural Research Station, AAU

 
 
 
 
 
01-07-2008 - Till date
Principal Scientist(Physiology)

Regional Agricultural Research Station, AAU

 
 
 
 
 
30-12-2023 - Till date
(i/c) Chief Scientist

AAU-Assam Rice Research Institute

Publications

S R Borah;P C Dey;P Bora;S Bhattacharjya;M J Konwar;P Barua;P Dutta;R Saikia;M Baruah;R Saikia (2023) . Impact assessment of cluster front line demonstration on popularization of toria cultivation in Majuli District of Assam, India, International Journal of Plant & Soil Science, 35(10), 137-144 , DOI : https://doi.org/10.9734/IJPSS/2023/v35i102933
R Kaldate;R K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;M D Mahalle;S K Singh;A R Baruah;M K Modi (2023) . Mapping of QTLs associated with yield and related traits under RSDS in rice using SNP linkage map, Molecular Biology Report, 50(0), 6349-6359 , DOI : https://doi.org/10.1007/s11033-023-08550-x
S Panja;R P Kar;P C Dey;N Dey (2022) . Underspining the soft nature of soak-n-eat rice-A physicochemical and molecular approach, Food Bioscience , 50(0), 0-0 , DOI : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fbio.2022.102122
K; Dey; P. C. & Das S. Saikia;P C Dey;S Das (2022) . Physico-Biochemical Growth Responses of Different rice Genotypes to Elevated Heat Stress, Environment and Ecology , 40(3), 1643-1652
S Panja;K Mondal;R K Kar;P C Dey;N Dey (2022) . Exploration of ready-to-eat soft Bora rice genotypes of Assam for submergence tolerance, Journal of Crop science & Biotechnology, 25(4), 4-10 , DOI : http://doi.org/10.1007/s12892-022-00164-2
A Tamuli;R K Verma;M Phukon;P Dutta;R Sruthi;P C Dey;M J Konwar;S K Chetia (2022) . Analysis of genetic diversity and population structure in upland rice accessions of India, Tamuli, A.,Verma, R.K, Phukon, M., Dutta, P., Sruthi, R., Dey, P.C., Konwar, M,J., & Chetia, S.K., 11(3), 1531-1536 , DOI : http://www.thepharmajournal.com
K Saikia;P C Dey;L Talukdar (2022) . Assessment of growth and heat susceptibility index of different rice genotypes subjected to heat stress, The Pharma Innovation Journal, 11(5), 1757-1761 , DOI : http://www.thepharmajournal.com
M D Mahalle;S K Chetia;P C Dey;R N Sarma;A R Baruah;R C Kaldate;R K Verma;M K Modi (2022) . Assessing the leaf shape dynamic through marker-trait association under drought stress in a rice germplasm panel, Plant Genetic Resources, 19(6), 1-7 , DOI : 10.1017/S1479262121000587
A K Medhi;P C Dey;R Saikia;T J Ghose (2022) . Effect of organic sources of nutrients on growth physiology and yield components of scented rice, Annals of Plant and Soil Research , 24(1), 162-166
Rahul K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;A Rahman;S Saikia;V Sharma;H Sarma;P Sen;M K Modi (2021) . Genome-wide association studies for agronomical traits in winter rice accessions of Assam, Genomics, 113(3), 1037-1047 , DOI : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ygeno.2020.11.033..
R K Verma;S K Chetia;T Tamuli;P C Dey;M K Modi (2021) . Morphological characterization of Sali rice accessions of North East India, Indian journal of traditional Knowledge, 20(3), 838-845
M D Mahalle;P C Dey;S K Chetia;S K Baruah;T Ahmed;R N Sarma;R C Kaldate;A Kumar;S K Singh;M K Modi (2020) . Association mapping for yield traits under drought stress in autumn rice germplasm collection of Assam, Journal of Plant Biochemistry & Biotechnology, 30(0), 26-36 , DOI : https://doi.org/10.1007/s13562-020-00559-8
R C Kaldate;M D Mahalle;R K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;A Roy;M K Modi (2018) . Characterization of upland ahu rice accessions using SSR markers associated with drought tolerance, Multilogic in Science, 8(3), 246-250
R K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;P Sen;M K Modi (2018) . Breeding for drought tolerance: A major challenge for rice cultivation under water limiting conditions, Journal of phermacognosy & phytochemistry, 7(5), 813-816
R K Verma;P C Dey;S K Chetia;M K Modi (2017) . Correlation coefficient of yield traits in advanced breeding lines under drought stress, Bulletin of Environment, Pharmacology and Life Sciences, 6(2), 372-375
R K Verma;S K Chetia;A Rahman;P C Dey;P Sen;M K Modi (2017) . Study on genetic diversity and population structure of upland rice accessions using SSR markers associated with grain yield under drought, Crop Research , 52(4), 180-187
V Sharma;R K Verma;P C Dey;S K Chetia;A R Baruah;M K Modi (2017) . Qtl associated with yield attributing traits under drought stress in upland rice cultivars of Assam, Oryza , 54(3), 253-254
R K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;V Sharma;A R Baruah;M K Modi (2017) . Development of advance breeding lines for high grain yield under drought stress in elite rice genetic background, Research on Crops , 18(4), 713-718
R K Verma;S K Chetia;P C Dey;A R Baruah;M K Modi (2017) . Mapping of QTLs for grain yield and its component traits under drought stress in elite rice variety of Assam, International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences , 6(6), 1443-1455
A K Medhi;S K Chetia;P C Dey;T J Ghose (2016) . Physiological analysis of growth characteristics, dry matter partitioning and productivity in hybrid rice, Reearch On Crops , 17(1), 16-20
P C Dey;A K Medhi;T J Ghose;S K Chetia;T Ahmed (2016) . Variation in physiological traits for thermotolerance in rice 34 4D 2480 2484, Environment and Ecology, 34(4), 2480-2484
Bora, S.R.; Konwar, M.J.; Chetia, S.K.; Saud, R.K.; Dey, P.C. and Ghose, T.J.(2022). Environmental issues and strategies for environmental restoration through carbon sequestration . in : Research Trends in Environmental Science, Sharma, P.; (Ed), AkiNik Publications,169, C-11, Sector-3, Rohini, Delhi-110085, India, pp 67-80, ISBN:978-93-5570-455-9.
Bora, S.R.; Konwar, M.J.; Dey, P.C. and Saikia, R.(2023). Site specific nutrient management for maintaining soil health and long term productivity. in : Climate Smart Agriculture interventions in Assam: Challenges, experiences and success stories, Baruah, P.; Dutta, P.; Konwar, M.J. and Chetia, S.K. (Eds), S M Dress,AT Road, Baruah Charali, Jorhat, assam, pp 83-92, ISBN:978-81-951213-2-8.
Chetia, S.K.(2015). Asomar barna sankar dhanar krikhi pranali.. in : Krishikhandat atmanijukti: Prajukti Kausal, Neog, M.; Sarma, M.K.; Bhattacharjee, H.C.; (Eds), Directorate of Extension Education,AAU, Jorhat, pp 22-24.
Haloi, B.; Dey, P.C.; Ahmed, T. and Saud, R.K.(2009). Morpho-physiological make up of certain advance breeding lowland rice cultures adaptive to waterlogged stress situation. . in : Plant Physiology in Agriculture & Forestry , Trivedi, P.C.; (Ed), Aavishkar Publishers, Distributors, ,807, Vyas Building, Chaura Rasta, Jaipur, India , pp 57-66.
Haloi, B.; Saud, R.K. and Dey, P.C.(2006). Seed priming and potash nutrition as the management tools for drought mitigation in upland summer rice. in : Advances in Plant Physiology, Trivedi, P.C.; (Ed), I.K. International Publishing House Pvt. Ltd,New Delhi, pp 250-257.
Haloi, B. and Dey, P.C.(2006). Degree of submergence stress tolerance of lowland rice at varying growth stages. . in : Advances in Plant Physiology, Trivedi, P.C. (Ed), I.K. International Publishing House Pvt. Ltd,New Delhi, pp 44-49.
Dey, P.C. and Bhattacharjee, S.(2003). Use of plastics for storage of fresh ginger rhizomes.. in : Plasticulture intervention for Agriculture Development in North Eastern Region, Buzarbarua, K.M. (Ed), ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region,Barapani, Meghalaya, pp 235-246, ISBN:0.
Dey, P.C.(1998). Physio-Chemical Changes in Ginger under different storage conditions.Ph.D thesis submitted to Crop Physiology, AAU, Borbheta Tiniali
Dey, P.C.(1990). Physiological Analysis of Varietal Differences on Seedling Submergence, Survival and grain yield in Rice under waterlogged conditions.M.Sc.(Agri) thesis submitted to Crop Physiology, AAU, Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat-785630, Assam
Dey, P.C.; Ahmed, T. and Ghose, T.J.()Krishit mati parikhar prayojaniata Pathar.0(0),15-18, All Jorhat District Farm Management Committee , Jorhat
Dey, P.C.; Ghose, T.J. and Medhi, A.K.()Akhomat jaibik dhanar khetiPathar.0(0),11-14, All Jorhat District Farm Management Committee , Jorhat
Dey, P.C.; Roy, A. and Ghose, T.J.() Mati aru sashar shastha rakhat jaiba barjar bhumika Sar Batory .0(0),13-16, Fertilizer Association of India, Kolkata
Achivements
  • To mitigate the problem of high spikelet sterility in late planted Sali rice, spraying of 0.4ppm boron at anthsis was found effective and recommended for all zones of Assam
  • Associated with developing 5 nos. Of high yielding rice varieties viz. Dhansiri, Dipholu and Manas for waterlogged conditions of Assam
  • Associated with developing 2 nos. Of high yielding medium duration rice varieties viz. Shraboni and Numali for double cropped areas
Membership
  • Indian Society of Plant Physiology
    Life Member
  • Association Of Rice Research Workers
    Life Member
Projects
  • ICAR-IIRR sponsored project on "Tribal Sub-Plan", project cost Rs.10.0 Lakh implemented in 2022.
  • IRRI sponsored project on "Assam Agri-Business and Rural Transformation (APART)", implemented in 2018.
  • IRRI sponsored project on "Improved Mechanization in Post-Harvest to reduce losses and improve quality", project cost Rs.4.07 Lakh implemented in 2019.
  • ICAR-IIRR sponsored project on "All India coordinated Rice Improvement Project (AICRIP)", project cost Rs.77.50 Lakh implemented in 2022.
  • WORLD BANK sponsored project on "APART", implemented in 2018.
  • IRRI sponsored project on "Improved mechanization in post-harvest to reduce losses and improve quality", project cost Rs.3.3 Lakh implemented in 2019.
  • IRRI sponsored project on "Improved mechanization in post-harvest to reduce losses and improve quality", project cost Rs.3.3 Lakh implemented in 2019.
  • IRRI-IFAD sponsored project on "Improved mechanization in post-harvest to reduce losses and improve quality", project cost Rs.5000 Lakh implemented in 2018.