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Seed longevity in lettuce
Background: Seed storage is essential for the conservation of biodiversity in ecological settings (soil seed bank) as well as in storage facilities for crop production. The latter is extremely relevant for the Dutch plant breeding ...
Supervisor: Leo Willems and Dr Leonie Bentsink
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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Unraveling the Role of Exonucleases in Maternal Inheritance
Besides the nucleus, both plastids and mitochondria contain their own DNA, which encodes proteins essential for key cellular processes such as photosynthesis and respiration. Interestingly, plastid and mitochondrial genomes are in ...
Supervisor: Kin Pan Chung
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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How plastids regulate plant breathing?
Plastids are the signature organelles in photosynthetic organisms. While chloroplasts — one of their differentiated forms — are well-known for converting sunlight into food, plastids play a broader role beyond photosynthesis. They ...
Supervisor: Kin Pan Chung
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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Investigating salt-induced pathways controlling root branching
Salt stress poses a serious threat to plant growth and survival. Salt can induce redistribution of the root system to result in changes in lateral root development. In our previous work we found a mutant showed a salt-induced late ...
Supervisor: Yiyun Li, Dr. Joram Dongus
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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The role of biostimulants in resilience to salinity in tomato
Aim: The function of different biostimulants into salt stress resilience in tomato.
For plants to be resilient to abiotic stresses like salt stress an drought, the root system is of vital importance. Roots are the primary organs ...
Supervisor: Rumyana Karlova
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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Transcriptional regulation of resilience to salinity in tomato
Aim: Functional characterization of transcription factors that regulate plant resilience to salt stress using CRISPR/CAS9 in tomato.
For plants to be resilient to abiotic stresses like salt stress an drought, the root system is ...
Supervisor: Rumyana Karlova
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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Interaction between heat and drought stress in Arabidopsis seedlings
Changing climate is predicted to amplify both the frequency and intensity of abiotic stress combinations, and poses a significant menace to plants, agricultural yield, and food supply.
Confronted with simultaneous stressors, plan ...
Supervisor: Dr. Francesca Giaume
Department: Plant Physiology, Laboratory of |
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