Karan Kaul Education B. Sc. (Honors), Botany, University of Delhi, 1966 M. Sc., Botany, University of Delhi, 1968 Ph.D., Biology, University of Kentucky, 1972 kkaul@gwmail.kysu.edu

Research Focus

• Study of influence of sustainable production practices such as use of cover crops, living mulches, and conservation tillage for production of vegetable crops
• Development of tissue culture procedures for micropropagation of economically important plants.

• Use of conservation tillage, living mulch, and cover crops for sustainable vegetable production.
• Development of tissue culture procedures for micropropagation of pawpaw.

Support Staff

• Anthony F. Silvernail, Co-Investigator
• Holly L. Hruska, Research Assistant

Kasperbauer, M.J. and K. Kaul. 1996. The effects of light quality and quantity on source-sink relationships. In: E. Zamski and A.A. Schaffer (eds.), Photoassimilate Distribution in Plants and Crops: Source-Sink Relationships. Marcel Dekker, Inc., Publishers, pp. 421-440.

Kaul, K. 1995. Somatic embryogenesis in eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.). In: S.M. Jain, P.K. Gupta, and R.J. Newton (eds.), Somatic Embryogenesis in Woody Plants. Kluwer Scientific Publishers, pp. 257-268.

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