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Asst. Prof. Dr.

Krittika Kaewchumnong

Assistant Professor
UKPSF MENTOR

Education

Graduated Year
Degree
Country
2007
Ph.D. (Plant Science) UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
United Kingdom
2003
M.Sc. (Plant Breeding and Biotechnology) UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
UNITED KINGDOM
2002
B.Sc. (Biology) Prince of Songkla University
Thailand

Specialist / Interested

rice allelopathy

Publication

From Scopus

Author ID: 24773273100
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Klinnawee L., Kaewchumnong K., Nualtem K., 2023. Effect of phosphorus deficiency on allelopathic activity of lowland indica rice. ScienceAsia 49(2): 184-191. (cited 2 times)
2
Thapa L.B., Kaewchumnong K., Sinkkonen A., Sridith K., 2020. Airborne and belowground phytotoxicity of invasive Ageratina adenophora on native species in Nepal. Plant Ecology 221(10): 883-892. (cited 8 times)
3
Thapa L., Kaewchumnong K., Sinkkonen A., Sridith K., 2020. “Soaked in rainwater” effect of Ageratina adenophora on seedling growth and development of native tree species in Nepal. Flora: Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants 263 (cited 24 times)
4
Thapa L., Kaewchumnong K., Sinkkonen A., Sridith K., 2017. Plant invasiveness and target plant density: high densities of native Schima wallichii seedlings reduce negative effects of invasive Ageratina adenophora. Weed Research 57(2): 72-80. (cited 24 times)
5
Thapa L.B., Kaewchumnong K., Sinkkonen A., Sridith K., 2016. Impacts of invasive Chromolaena odorata on species richness, composition and seedling recruitment of Shorea robusta in a tropical sal forest, Nepal. Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology 38(6): 683-689. (cited 18 times)
6
Thapa L.B., Kaewchumnong K., Sinkkonen A., Sridith K., 2016. Plant communities and Ageratina adenophora invasion in lower montane vegetation, central Nepal. International Journal of Ecology and Development 31(2): 35-49. (cited 9 times)
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Kaewchumnong K., Price A., 2008. A study on the susceptibility of rice cultivars to Striga hermonthica and mapping of Striga tolerance quantitative trait loci in rice. New Phytologist 180(1): 206-216. (cited 20 times)
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Publication

From the Faculty of Science

1
Klinnawee, L., Kaewchumnong, K., & Nualtem, K. (2023). Effect of phosphorus deficiency on allelopathic activity of lowland indica rice (SCIE). Scienceasia, 49(2), Pages 184 - 191.
2
Thapa, L., Kaewchumnong, K., Sinkkonen, A., & Sridith, K. (2020). Airborne and belowground phytotoxicity of invasiveAgeratina adenophoraon native species in Nepal. Plant Ecology, 221, 883–892.
3
Thapa, L., Kaewchumnong, K., Sinkkonen, A., & Sridith, K. (2020). “Soaked in rainwater” effect of Ageratina adenophora on seedling growth and development of native tree species in Nepal.. Flora, 263, Article 151554 (1-6).
4
Thapa, L., Kaewchumnong, K., Sinkkonen, A., & Sridith, K. (2017). Plant invasiveness and target plant density: high densities of native Schima wallichii seedlings reduce negative effects of invasive Ageratina adenophora. Weed Research, 57, 72-80.
5
Thapa, L., Kaewchumnong, K., Sinkkonen, A., & Sridith, K. (2016). Impacts of invasive Chromolaena odorata on species richness, composition and seedling recruitment of Shorea robusta in a tropical sal forest, Nepal. Songklanakarin Journal Of Science And Technology, 38(6), 683-689.
6
Thapa, L., Kaewchumnong, K., Sinkkonen, A., & Sridith, K. (2016). Plant communities and Ageratina adenophora invasion in lower montane vegetation, central Nepal. International Journal Of Ecology And Development, 31(2), 35-49.