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Smet (https://desmetlab.sites.vib.be ) and F. Van Breusegem (https://vanbreusegemlab.sites.vib.be ) have expertise in abiotic stress signaling and in advanced molecular profiling, including mass
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French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and the Environment (INRAE) | Montpellier, Languedoc Roussillon | France | 14 days ago
rare types of agro-environmental scenarios. You will start by focussing on identification of the ecophysiological responses of wheat to abiotic and biotic stress within the context of extreme climate
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research and extension efforts addressing diseases of wheat, barley, and other key dryland rotational crops, including canola, chickpea, dry pea, lentil, camelina, and others. This position is supported by a
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of the University of Porto, hereby advertises the opening of a 10-working-day international call for recruitment of one PhD researcher within Project ‘Wheatbiome: Unravelling the potential of the wheat microbiome
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also a site for important research on soybeans, corn, grain sorghum, and wheat. In addition to resources for field and plot research, the RREC is home to high quality laboratory and greenhouse space, a
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education programs and Extension publications related to wheat, barley, and canola production. The successful candidate will have an internationally recognized economics research program and will cooperate
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SPECIFICS Postdoctoral Scholar Opportunity Grain Crop Production Laboratory - Department of Plant Science - Penn State University https://plantscience.psu.edu/research/labs/grain-production-lab Position
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plant materials for field and basic research. As a Plant Transformation Research Technologist, you will: Design and conduct research on genetic engineering studies of wheat and soybeans in order to meet
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wild relatives, thereby supporting plant science and crop improvement through breeding. We focus on wheat, pea, barley and oat germplasm. The collections include crop wild relatives, traditional
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), potato, barley, rye, wheat and cassava. The department is responsible for basic courses and advanced courses in general and molecular genetics, gene technology, cell biology, plant physiology, gene