Advancing Strawberry Cultivation: Shivani Yadav Publishes Research on Methyl Jasmonate Application

C CPUR CPUR Academic Media Cell 16 Jul 2025 2 min read 2 reads

July 16, 2025, Career Point University is pleased to announce that Ms. Shivani Yadav, M.Sc. Horticulture student from the School of Agricultural Sciences (SOAS), has successfully published her research paper in the International Journal of Agriculture and Plant Science. The peer-reviewed journal (Vol. 7, Issue 4, 2025) carries a paper titled: “Influence of Methyl Jasmonate Application on Growth and Fruit Quality of Strawberry”. This study, part of Ms. Yadav's M.Sc. dissertation work, was conducted under the supervision of Mr. Mahaveer Suman at the university’s Instructional Farm. The experimental research focused on using methyl jasmonate (MeJA)—a plant growth regulator—to examine its effects on growth performance and fruit yield in strawberry plants.

About the School of Agricultural Sciences (SOAS), Career Point University

The School of Agricultural Sciences at Career Point University, Kota, is committed to research-led education with a focus on sustainable and technology-driven agriculture. Offering B.Sc. Agriculture, M.Sc. (Agronomy, Horticulture), and Ph.D. programs, the school emphasizes hands-on learning through field experiments, lab work, and exposure visits.

Students are encouraged to undertake innovative research projects addressing real-world agricultural challenges. The university’s collaboration with industries, research institutes, and farm-based learning enhances both academic and practical competencies.

Fostering Research Culture at CPU

Career Point University consistently promotes high-quality research through faculty mentorship, infrastructure, and academic platforms. This publication is yet another example of how the institution empowers students to contribute meaningfully to the scientific community.

We extend our appreciation to Shivani Yadav and her guide for this commendable achievement. It reflects the dedication and academic environment provided by the university.

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