Mahdiye Askary Malekabad has extensive research experience in the field of agronomy, particularly in studying the effects of climate change and organic farming practices on plants. Her research has focused on evaluating the morpho-physiological and phytochemical traits of various plant species, including Thymus vulgaris L. and Thymus daenensis L., under drought conditions and with the use of manure. She has also conducted experiments on the effects of salt stress, ultraviolet radiation, and intercropping on crops and medicinal plants. Mahdiye’s research contributions extend beyond the laboratory, as she has published her findings in various international and Iranian journals. Her work has been well-received, earning her recognition in the scientific community. She has also served as a reviewer for reputable journals, demonstrating her expertise in the field. Overall, Mahdiye’s research experience highlights her dedication to advancing our understanding of agronomy and her commitment to sustainable farming practices.
Research Interest:
Mahdiye Askary Malekabad’s research interests encompass a range of topics in agronomy and plant science. She is particularly interested in studying the effects of climate change, including elevated carbon dioxide levels, high temperatures, and drought, on plants. Additionally, she is interested in conducting experiments related to organic farming, nutrient management, and the effects of ultraviolet (UVB and UVA) radiation on crops and medicinal plants. Another area of interest for Mahdiye is the study of intercropping, specifically the practice of intercropping medicinal or crop plants with legumes. This research interest reflects her broader focus on sustainable agricultural practices and her desire to explore innovative ways to enhance crop yields and plant health.