XIX Brazilian Congress of Plant Physiology
XIX Brazilian Congress of Plant Physiology
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- In situ hybridization for locating gene expression in plant tissues
- Introduction to gene editing in plants using CRISPR technique
- Construction and modeling of A/Ci and A/Cc curves
- Metabolic analyses
- Obtaining and using mutants in Plant
Physiology research
- Ecophysiology of woody plants in brazilian tropical biomes
- Plant Nutrition: Concepts and Applications
- Da pesquisa ao mercado: como tirar seu projeto da bancada
Global challenges for plant biology in the 21st century
Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Germany
Natural variation in photosynthetic carbon assimilation and synthetic biology approaches to improve photosynthetic efficiency
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany
The effect of heat stress on Rubisco activase in cowpea
Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Harnessing optimized photorespiration to improve plant resilience – a guard cell perspective
University of Rostock, Germany
Why should plant ecophysiology prioritize studies on plants from climatically extreme environments: from 'sherplants' to 'shercrops’
University of Balearic Islands, Spain
The ABCBs of auxin and brassinosteroid signalling: sometimes exclusion is better than inclusion
University of Maryland, USA
Beyond light signaling: the multiple roles of BBX transcription factors in plant development
University of São Paulo, Brazil
I will survive: how tomato plants deal with flooding stress
Botanical Institute of the Northeast, Argentina
Gender Equality in Brazilian Plant Sciences: past, present and future perspectives
Brazilian Network of Women in Plant Sciences
Federal University of Ceará, Brazil
Informations available soon, please stay tuned!
Leaves in distress: a hydraulics perspective
California State University Los Angeles, USA
Plant hydraulic and water relations in response to drought and freezing temperatures: from forests to deserts
National University of Patagonia, Argentina
Insights on the hydraulic strategies and water relations in trees from the Cerrado savannas and southern Amazonian forests
University of Brasília, Brazil
How plant hydraulics drive ecological processes across scales
State University of Campinas, Brazil
Informations available soon, please stay tuned!
Metabolic regulation of plant systemic acquired resistance
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany
The role of jasmonates in plant host and nonhost resistance against insects
Federal University of Mato Grosso, Brazil
Cross-communication between plant immunity and growth control via a begomovirus-interacting signaling hub
Federal University of Viçosa, Brazil
Life inside the xylem: interactions between the bacterial pathogen Xylella fastidiosa and its plant hosts
Auburn University, USA
Informations available soon, please stay tuned!
Metabolic adaptation in Arabidopsis plants from Cape Verde Islands
Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
Dissecting the role of nitric oxide in tomato fruit development and beyond
University of São Paulo, Brazil
From the biomolecule to the field. Unrevealing the molecular mechanisms taking place when HaHB4 and HaHB11 confer beneficial phenotypes to crops
UNL-CONICET Joint Research Institutes, Argentina
Improved gene editing technology reveals insights into auxin-mediated organogenesis
University of California San Diego, USA
Regulation of carbon metabolism in C4 plants by trehalose 6-phosphate
Instituto de Agrobiotecnología del Litoral, Argentina
Metabolic engineering of malate levels to improve plant performance and resilience in a changing climate
Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina
How to improve photosynthetical capacity and stress tolerance? Learning from the experts
University of Balearic Islands, Spain
Plant physiology tools for mitigation of abiotic stresses to achieve higher crop yields under field conditions
São Paulo State University - Tupã, Brazil
The nanotechnology revolution in Plant Physiology
University of Brasilia, Brazil
PlantArray: Novel Efficient Plant Physiology Phenotyping System
Plant-DiTech, Israel
Equity in open access publications: Opportunities and barriers for Brazilian Plant Science
- Dr. Gustavo Habermann - Editor-in-chief – Theoretical and Experimental Plant
Physiology (Springer)
- Dr. John Lunn - Editor-in-chief – Journal of Experimental Botany (Oxford Academic)
- Dr. Paulo R. Ribeiro - Associate editor – Plant Physiology and Biochemistry (Elsevier)
- Dr. Raquel Chan - Editor-in-Chief – Plant Science (Elsevier)
- Dr. Susanne C. Brink - Editor-in-chief – Trends in Plant Science (Cell Press)
- Dr. Yunde Zhao - Editor-in-Chief – Plant Physiology (Oxford Academic)
Moderator: Dr. Marina C M Martins, Soldi, In Press.
02:00-02:25 PM
Freire, Francisco Bruno Silva - Disentangling the role of sucrose for stomatal movement regulation
02:25-02:50 PM
Lima, Valéria Freitas - Establishment of a GC-MS-based 13C-positional isotopomer approach suitable for investigating metabolic fluxes in plant primary metabolism
02:50-03:15 PM
Machado, Kleiton Lima de Godoy - Plant age-dependent dynamics of annatto pigment (bixin) biosynthesis in Bixa orellana L.
