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Ole Pedersen, professor in freshwater ecology
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Root responses to water deficits in landraces of Lagenaria siceraria

Root responses to water deficits in landraces of Lagenaria siceraria

Dr Guillermo Toro is currently visiting from San Santiago, Chile. Guillermo is working with the potential of using landraces of Lagenaria siceraria to improve root stocks in horticultural production with special emphasis on water melon.

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Jun 27, 2022
Research visit from KU Leuven on oxygen profiling in tomato fruits

Research visit from KU Leuven on oxygen profiling in tomato fruits

We are currently hosting Hui Xiao from the post harvest group in KU Leuven, Belgium. Hui is working on oxygen distribution in tomato fruits and she is visiting our group to verify the interesting finding of her model.

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May 11, 2022
Did you know that rice can have beautiful and diverse flowers?

Did you know that rice can have beautiful and diverse flowers?

Few people think of grasses as flowering plants. However, grasses belong to some of the most advanced (in evolutionary terms) flowering plants and are closely related to orchids. See this blog post for examples of very nice rice flowers.

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Mar 21, 2022
The many African genotypes are now flowering up in the glasshouse

The many African genotypes are now flowering up in the glasshouse

Our BSc thesis student, Hans, germinated some 50 genotypes of rice back in November. He has taken good care of them and now we will use them to confirm his findings.

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Mar 19, 2022
Training visit by Mpeji Ndabuli from Sokoine University of Agriculture

Training visit by Mpeji Ndabuli from Sokoine University of Agriculture

During three extensive days in March, Mpeji learnt every detail in the art of measuring underwater net photosynthesis using oxygen production in a closed vial so that he is now equipped to conduct measurements back home.

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Mar 18, 2022
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Department of Biology

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