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Ole Pedersen, professor in freshwater ecology
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Large screening of gas film thickness and retention during submergence

Large screening of gas film thickness and retention during submergence

A BSc student, Hans, from BIOTECH has joined our group for his thesis work. He is growing 50 African genotypes of rice hybrids in soil culture with the aim of measuring leaf gas film thickness before and after a period of complete submergence.

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Jan 7, 2022
New paper on methods to visualize or quantify radial O2 loss from plant roots

New paper on methods to visualize or quantify radial O2 loss from plant roots

Elisa Pellegrini is serving as guest editor on PLANTS for a special issue on "Plant-soil interactions in wetlands and flooded environments" and we have contributed with a methods paper to help plant biologists to visualize or quantify ROL

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Oct 28, 2021
Multiplication of rice seeds in our "Climate-smart African rice" project

Multiplication of rice seeds in our "Climate-smart African rice" project

After a slow start with multiple issues caused by the pandemic, our "Climate-smart African rice" project funded by Danida is now making excellent progess.

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Oct 22, 2021
Thank you for your contribution to our work and social life!

Thank you for your contribution to our work and social life!

Elisa's prestigious Marie-Curie postdoc fellowship has now come to an end and she has now returned to her home university in Northern Italy - we wish her ALL THE BEST for the future!

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Sep 20, 2021
New study on abiotic stress in wild rice using a GIS approach

New study on abiotic stress in wild rice using a GIS approach

Max Stecher has now graduated with a MSc degree form the EnvEuro programme. Max has conducted a GIS-based study where he extracted climatic data and soil characteristics from more than 10,000 worldwide occurrences of wild rice.

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Jul 14, 2021
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Department of Biology

University of Copenhagen, Universitetsparken 4, 3rd floor

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