Wednesday | |||
25 June 2025 | |||
09:00- | Check in - Arrival and registration | ||
11:00 - 11:35 | Opening ceremony - General AssemblyChair: János Györgyey President of FESPB |
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11:15 - 11:30 | PL-1 László ErdeiFrom FESPP to FESPB and beyond | ||
11:35 - 12:10 | K-1 Christine Foyer Oxidative signalling in plants | ||
12:15 - 13:15 | Lunch Restaurant of the Venue |
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13:15 - 14:30 | Redox biology Chairs: Christine Foyer, Gábor KocsyPátria hall | Morphogenesis and reproduction Chairs: Thomas Dresselhaus, Attila FehérBartók room | Beneficial plant-microbe interactions Chairs: Péter Kaló, Stephan PollmannLehár room |
13:15 - 13:40 | O-121 Gábor Kocsy Redox- and spectrum-dependent modulation of microRNAs and their targets during stress adaptation | O-93 Zoltán Magyar RETINOBLASTOMA-RELATED has both canonical and non-canonical regulatory functions during thermo-morphogenic responses in Arabidopsis seedlings | O-41 Raffaella Balestrini Exploiting tailored microbial consortia to enhance sustainability and resilience of grapevine cultivation |
13:40 - 13:55 | O-122 Tibor Janda Light and temperature-dependent shoot-root signalling pathways in cereals | O-94 Diksha Bhola Pectin chemistry effects non-uniform cell growth during mesophyll morphogenesis | O-42 Valeria Todeschini Growth and secondary metabolite modulation by soil beneficial microorganisms in Artemisia annua plants |
13:55 - 14:10 | O-123 Filipa Sousa Improving the resilience of chestnut plants to climate change: The role of stress priming | O-95 Elisa Maricchiolo ERAD-mediated maturation of the regulatory protein of plant meristematic cells CLAVATA 3 emerged during evolution from algae to higher plants | O-43 Joana Belo Cork endophytic microbiome: Characterization and impact on plant development |
14:10 - 14:25 | O-124 Michela Molinari Unraveling sulphur metabolism and miR395 dynamics in salt- tolerant and sensitive rice varieties | O-96 Pavel Pashkovskiy The role of phytochromes A and B in the regulation of fruit metabolism and chloroplast ultrastructure in tomato leaves under different ratios of red and far-red light | O-44 Lalie Leclercq Unveiling the hidden allies of industrial chicory: A metagenomic exploration of rhizospheric microbiota and their impact on productivity and plant health |
14:25 - 15:00 | Coffee break | ||
15:00 - 15:40 | K-2 Jiří Friml Auxin signaling revisited: New roles for second messengers | ||
15:40 - 16:10 | PL-2 FESPB Award talk: Noel Blanco-TouriñánHow to build a root system: A focus on hormone perception, specificity, and vascular connections | ||
16:15 - 17:25 | Abiotic stress - Osmotic Chairs: Jolán Csiszár, Tibor Janda Pátria hall | Morphogenesis and reproduction Chairs: Thomas Dresselhaus, Attila FehérBartók room | Beneficial plant-microbe interactions Chairs: Péter Kaló, Stephan PollmannLehár room |
16:15 - 16:40 | O-05 Mai-He Li Root carbon shortage leads to mortality of drought-stressed trees | O-97 Martin Bayer How parental factors shape the plant embryo | O-45 Stephan Pollmann Serendipita indica promotes Arabidopsis thaliana growth through nuanced modulation of auxin homeostasis and transport |
16:40 - 16:55 | O-06 Bekim Gashi Recovery of photosynthetic activity in resurrection plants Ramonda serbica and Ramonda nathaliae after freezing-induced desiccation | O-98 Dunja Leljak-Levanić Somatic embryogenesis is an ancestral reproductive strategy in plants | O-46 Bruno Sousa Enhancing tomato plants' resilience to climate change: The role of mycorrhization and strigolactones |
16:55 - 17:10 | O-07 Youcef Haddad Elucidate the reality and functionality of Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents (NaDES) formation in desiccation tolerant seeds | O-99 Davide Gerna Intracellular glass fragility distinguishes the desiccation response of embryonic axes from recalcitrant and orthodox seeds | O-47 Rui Lima Symbiotic NCR-Like peptides and bacteroid differentiation in Amorpha fruticosa–Mesorhizobium Amorphae symbiosis |
17:10 - 17:25 | O-08 Laura Zsigmond Mitochondrial electron transport mutants modulate drought tolerance in Arabidopsis | O-100 Afsheen Malik Insights into the sex determination mechanisms and inheritance of dioecy and monoecy traits in Cannabis sativa (hemp) | O-48 Henrike Würsig Responses of maize roots and the rhizosphere microbiome to alternating precipitation: Insights from a three-year field study |
18:00 - 20:00 | Welcome Reception Aula and mirror corridor |
Thursday | |||
26 June 2025 | |||
08:30 - | Registration desk open | ||
09:00 - 09:40 | K-3 Marcel JansenDuckweed (Lemnaceae); The nutrient recyclers of the circular economy | ||
09:45 - 11:00 | Abiotic Stress - Osmotic 2 Chairs: Jolán Csiszár, Tibor Janda Pátria hall | Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology Chairs: Marcel Jansen, Gergely Maróti Bartók room | Nanomaterials in agriculture Chairs: Vasileios Fotopoulos, Ferenc FodorLehár room |
09:45 - 10:10 | O-09 Ilona Mészáros Responses of intrinsic water-use efficiency and tree growth of sessile oak to climate change in North Hungarian central range | O-33 Stefano Cazzaniga Turning a green alga red: Astaxanthin biosynthetic pathway in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii improves resistance to light stress and biomass productivity at high irradiances | O-101 Biljana Balen Interactive effects of silver nanoparticles and microplastics on oxidative stress in Allium cepa roots |
10:10 - 10:25 | O-10 Guido DomingoThe root code cracked: deciphering wheat exudation during drought | O-34 Rodrigo Bedera-García Inositol polyphosphates regulate resilient mechanisms in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii to adapt to extreme nutrient conditions | O-102 Pedro Diaz-Vivancos Effect of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) in apricot seedlings submitted to mild salinity |
10:25 - 10:40 | O-11 Magdalena KorekMutation in a barley strigolactone repressor HvD53A impairs photosynthesis but increases drought tolerance | O-35 Matteo Ballottari Abiotic stress-induced chloroplast and cytosolic Ca2+ dynamics in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii | O-103 Zoltán Molnár Integration of chitosan nanoparticles and cyanobacteria biomass in agricultural applications to enhance cereal crop productivity |
10:40 - 10:55 | O-12 Davide GiordanoThermotolerance of natural Arabidopsis accessions from Catalonia growing under salinity | O-36 Viktor Oláh A light touch: Protein output of duckweed cultures as a function of light intensity | O-104 Aradhana Mishra Enhanced Cellular Internalization: A predominant bactericidal mechanism of biogenic nanoparticles over chemical counterparts |
11:00 - 11:30 | Coffee break | ||
11:30 - 12:40 | Abiotic Stress - Toxic metals Chairs: Csaba Máthé, Ferenc Fodor Pátria hall | Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology Chairs: Marcel Jansen, Gergely Maróti Bartók room | Immunity and plant-plant interactions Chairs: Isabel Díaz, Lóránt KirályLehár room |
11:30 - 11:55 | O-21 Ferenc FodorHeavy metal accumulation and tolerance in Szarvasi-1 energy grass | O-37 Benedetta Mattei Modeling of microalgal growth and biochemical composition under nitrogen fluctuations | O-85 Jakub Michalski Promising candidates for new PAMPs - how plants handle bacterial cyclic dinucleotides |
11:55 - 12:10 | O-22 Magdalena Krzesłowska Pectinous cell wall thickenings formation - a widespread defence strategy in plants growing on substrates polluted with toxic trace metals and metalloids | O-38 Gergely Maróti Inter-kingdom interactions within natural and synthetic algal-bacterial communities | O-86 Ravinder Goyal Crop root secretions hold promise of Aphanomyces root rot management in pulses |
12:10 - 12:25 | O-23 Francesca LanniEvaluation of the sensitivity to inorganic arsenic of Carnaroli rice plant (Oryza sativa L.) | O-39 Laura Morello Interspecific hybrids and polyploids in duckweed | O-87 Hana Leontovyčová Pathogen's playbook: Phytohormone production and manipulation by Leptosphaeria maculans |
12:25 - 12:40 | O-24 Altafur Rahman Modulation of cadmium stress responses in wheat by putrescine pre-treatment under blue and white light | O-88 Magdalena Arasimowicz-Jelonek Nitric oxide/nitroxyl interplay during plant-pathogen interaction | |
12:40 - 13:45 | Lunch | ||
13:45 - 14:25 | K-4 Éva HidegAntioxidant aspects of UV effects on leaves | ||
14:25 - 14:55 | PL-3 FESPB Award talk: Marta Nunes da Silva Inside the host: Mechanisms of tolerance and control against vascular pathogens | ||
14:55 - 15:25 | Coffee break | ||
15:25 - 16:40 | Abiotic Stress - Temperature Chairs: Laura De Gara, Tibor Janda Pátria hall | Secondary metabolism Chairs: Éva Hideg, Gabriella Szalai Bartók room | Immunity and plant-plant interactions Chairs: Isabel Díaz, Lóránt KirályLehár room |
15:25 - 15:50 | O-17 Sylva Prerostova High light as a tool for improving thermotolerance of rice plants through elevated cytokinin levels | O-125 Antoine Mallavergne All in one: A serine carboxypeptidase-like protein catalyzes synthesis of chicoric and isochlorogenic acids in Cichorium intybus | O-89 Yehoram Leshem Extracellular microRNAs: Plants' first line of defense? |
15:50 - 16:05 | O-18 Tibor Csorba Transcription fidelity contributes to heat stress survival in Arabidopsis | O-126 Gaëtan Kientz Elucidation of the biosynthetic pathway of two C-glucosyl flavones accumulated in winter flax (Linum usitatissimum L.) | O-90 Károly Fátyol Dissection of the antiviral RNA silencing pathway of Nicotiana benthamiana by genome editing |
16:05 - 16:20 | O-19 Luisa Friulla Heat tolerance and functional traits of Mediterranean tree species: A comparison between deciduous and evergreen species | O-127 Camilo López-Cristoffanini Effect of a pre-harvest treatment with harvistatm on the nutraceutical quality and volatile compound profile of apples | O-91 Éva Várallyay Investigation of VSR coding capacity of fruit tree infecting viruses |
16:20 - 16:35 | O-20 Magdalena Rys Physiological and biochemical changes occurring during deacclimation of oilseed rape – relation to frost tolerance | O-128 Nadeera Yumali Wiyana HewageGenetics and biochemistry of sticky trichomes | O-92 Mesfin Haile KebedeGenotypic screening of Capsicum germplasm for disease resistance using fluidigm SNP markers |
16:40 - 18:10 | Posters - ODD numbered posters |
List of Accepted Posters | |||
Application of genetic improvements | |||
P-001 | Namira Arfa - Transgene-free gene specific editing of maize genome with synthetic oligonucleotides (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-002 | Anshika Bhatla - Tiny hairs, big impact: Molecular insights into tomato trichome density (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-003 | Juhui Do - Development of genetically edited tomatoes with reduced histamine content using the CRISPR/Cas9 system (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-004 | Dariusz Grzebelus - Identification of a genomic region governing monogermy in sugar beet (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-005 | Hyun Jo - Genetic dissection of bentazone tolerance loci in cultivated soybean: A Genome-wide assication study (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-006 | András Kis - Application of wheat × barley intergeneric hybrids in genome editing (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-007 | Mohamed Kouhen - Validation of the DRO1 gene in tomato under drought stress: Insights into root architecture and drought adaptation (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-008 | Bettina Nagy - Increasing the efficiency of directed gene-specific mutagenesis by heat and chromatin modification of de-differentiated maize cells (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-009 | Eungyung Song - uORF-targeted genome editing for lycopene enhancement in tomato (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-010 | Giorgia Sportelli - Towards genome editing strategies in olive (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
P-011 | Szabolcs Török - Comparison of different gene editing methods for the introduction of targeted point mutations into corn (Zea mays) cell cultures (Application of genetic improvements) | ||
Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology | |||
P-012 | Raja Amri - Exogenous abscisic acid alters the growth, turion yield and biochemical composition of four ecotypes of giant duckweed, Spirodela polyrhiza (L.) schleiden (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-013 | Barbara Billè - A sustainable approach to mitigating emerging pollutant toxicity and enhancing plant resistance to abiotic stress (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-014 | Dong-Woog Choi - Identification and characterization of a heat shock transcription factor (HSF) in the marine red alga Pyropia yezoensis (Rhodophyta) (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-015 | Brigitta Roxána Horváthné Dani - Stress effect of surfactants on the Lemna minor (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-016 | M. Adelaide Iannelli - Promising perspectives on the exploitation of dairy effluent as a substrate for duckweed biomass production (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-017 | Wogene Solomon Kabato - Microalgae-based approaches for soil health improvement, crop growth, and climate mitigation (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-018 | Joonho Park - Interactive effects of polystyrene micro- and nanoplastics and trace elements on oxidative stress and central metabolism in Lemna perpusilla (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-019 | Emma Serrano Perez - Unveiling molecular insights into the role of Raphidocelis subcapitata in enhancing essential fatty acids for biofuel production under nitrate limitations (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
P-020 | Mirta Tkalec - Combined toxicity of silver nanoparticles and microplastics on the aquatic plant Lemna minor (Aquatic plant biology and algal biotechnology) | ||
Beneficial plant-microbe interactions | |||
P-021 | Veronika Berková - Molecular mechanisms of fungal-mediated cadmium stress alleviation in flax: A multi-omics approach (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-022 | Pierpaolo Del Boccio - Application of β-cyclocitric acid affects mycorrhizal colonization and response at the molecular level in tomato plants (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-023 | Philippe Etienne - Silicon: A key modulator of nodule metabolism in Trifolium incarnatum (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-024 | Magdolna Gombos - Analyzing the cell cycle inhibitor RETINOBLASTOMA-RELATED protein in Medicago truncatula during nodule development (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-025 | German Gomez Fernandez - Genome-wide identification and expression profiling of ammonium and nitrate transporters in Medicago truncatula under nitrogen-fixing symbiotic conditions (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-026 | Flóra Boglárka Horváth - A reclamation project on dredged mud from Lake Balaton: Seasonal changes in the physiology of Szarvasi-1 energy grass and the connected bacterial community composition in the rhizosphere (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-027 | Nicolás Marro - Context-dependent interaction between plant parasitic nematodes and mycorrhiza: A meta-analytical perspective and experimental approach (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-028 | Elmira Mohammadi Eghbash - An inversion in the Medicago truncatula dnf6 mutant affects the function of the citrate transporter MtMATE67 resulting in defective symbiotic nitrogen fixation (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-029 | Justyna Nawrocka - ‘Shining chloroplasts’ – Temporal accumulation of nitric oxide in changing chloroplasts during protection of tomato plants against gray mold disease by application of Trichoderma biocontrol agents (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-030 | Michele Perazzolli - Tomato genotype and rhizosphere microbiome can contribute to water stress tolerance (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-031 | Patricio Ramos - Enhancing strawberry aroma under drought stress: The role of antarctic fungi in modulating volatile ester production (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-032 | Ah-Young Shin - A novel plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) promotes plant root growth, characterized by genome sequencing and functional analysis (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
P-033 | Michela Zottini - Investigating the role of endophytes in enhancing grapevine resilience to drought (Beneficial plant-microbe interactions) | ||
Biotechnology and synthetic biology | |||
P-034 | Fatemeh Gholizadehfahandari - identification and functional analysis of high-affinity K+ transporters (HKTs) in wheat under salinity stress (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-035 | Silvia Gianoglio - StrigoSense: a novel versatile biosensor of strigolactone responses in plants (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-036 | Ewa Grzebelus - Improvement in plant regeneration from callus-derived protoplast cultures of garlic and onion (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-037 | László Kaszás - Technological development of in vitro micropropagation of Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-038 | Kristóf Kecskés - Creating large-scale deletions in rhizobia using a compact Cascade-Cas3 system (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-039 | Jisoo Kim - Comparison of In-solution, FASP, S-trap, and SP3 sample preparation methods for LC-MS/MS-based proteomic analysis of three different rice tissues (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-040 | Yong-Min Kim - Identification and characterization of biological parts in plants (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-041 | Jana Libantová - Biochemical insights into a chitinase involved in the digestion of Drosera binata (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-042 | Aleksandra Liszka - The Contribution of VND family transcription factors to the diversity of plant secondary cell walls (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-043 | Rodrigo Martínez Gallardo - Analysis of the possible function of overexpressing class ii trehalose phosphate synthase (TPS) genes in Arabidopsis thaliana. (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-044 | Renu - Functional analysis of whirly proteins in Arabidopsis thaliana (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-045 | Stamatis Rigas - How olive fruits make their oil: A Transcriptomic and fatty acid profiling study (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
P-046 | Ah-Young Shin - Comparative analysis of immunogenicity and protection of Nipah virus vaccine candidates produced in Nicotiana benthamiana (Biotechnology and synthetic biology) | ||
Cell biology | |||
P-047 | Patricia Abril Urías - Auxin’s role during endoparasitic nematodes feeding-sites formation (Cell biology) | ||
P-048 | Abu Imran Baba - RGII dimerization defects uncover a new pathway for cell adhesion in Arabidopsis (Cell biology) | ||
P-049 | Won Choi - Functional characterization of nadph-cytochrome P450 reductase driven from tomato (Cell biology) | ||
P-050 | Erika Chonata Jimenez - Centromere dynamics in mitotic and meiotic cells of common barley as revealed by the construction of CENH3-dsRed fluorescent reporter lines (Cell biology) | ||
P-051 | Ádám Barnabás Hajnal - Computational modelling of auxin, cytokinin, and salicylic acid binding by tomato Phi class glutathione transferases (Cell biology) | ||
P-052 | Kyoung Ah Kang - Korean red ginseng main component, Rb1, attenuated particulate matter-induced senescence in skin keratinocytes (Cell biology) | ||
P-053 | Magdalena Kopec - Deciphering protein interactome of Solanum lycopersicum through Yeast Two-Hybrid high throughput screening (Cell biology) | ||
P-054 | Chinaza Okafor - Toolbox for measuring in vitro and in planta cAMP production (Cell biology) | ||
P-055 | Ewelina Paluch-Lubawa - Regulatory role of spermidine during leaf senescence via eIF5A (in)dependent manner (Cell biology) | ||
P-056 | Mei Jing Piao - Eckol attenuates fine particulate matter-induced cellular senescence by regulating antioxidant enzymes and matrix metalloproteinases (Cell biology) | ||
P-057 | Zhongqin Zhang - Adenylate cyclase activity of 14-3-3 proteins in plants (Cell biology) | ||
Crop adaptation to climate change | |||
P-058 | Oqba Basal - Chickpea for sustainable agriculture under a changing climate in Hungary: Effects of sowing date on yield and seed quality under supplemental irrigation (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-059 | Péter Borbély - Pre-hardening induced by blue or far-red light supplementation in leaves of the RHT12 wheat dwarfing line: effects on metabolism, freezing tolerance, and gibberellin levels (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-060 | Jung-Il Cho - The Influence of high temperature and elevated CO2 concentration on potato growth and yield (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-061 | Liesel Gamarra Reinoso - How does the transcriptomic profile of barley change when grown with the addition of inorganic carbon to the roots? (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-062 | Choonkyun Jung - Cis-natural antisense transcript Dof2NAT promotes early heading and drought tolerance by increasing Dof2 expression in rice (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-063 | Kamal Kant - Increased expression of AtSPQ protein improves drought tolerance in Brassica napus (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-064 | Tzu-Chiao Liao - Transcriptome Analysis of Various Sweet Potato (Ipomoea batatas) Cultivars in Taiwan using Next-generation Sequencing (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-065 | George Mackay - A tuneable molecular approach to guarantee light-induced flowering in future climates (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-066 | Iman Mirmazloum - Foliar application of brassinosteroids: impact on harvest and post-harvest quality of 'Flame Seedless' grapevine in open field and covered systems (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-067 | Costantino Paciolla - Biometrical and biochemical response to thermal stress in tomato plants grown under LED lighting (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-068 | Niken Permatasari - Drought, salinity, and their combination affect the growth and secondary metabolites of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-069 | Klára Pokovai - Climate change related lessons learned from a long-term field experiment with maize (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-070 | Barbara Ramaldes - Stomatal plasticity supports resilience of Myrsine coriacea to environmental changes in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-071 | Iwona Sadura-Berg - Molecular dynamics of chloroplast membranes and COR14b gene expression in cold-acclimated and deacclimated barley HvBRI1 and HvCPD mutants. Relation to plant frost tolerance (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-072 | Gabriella Sonnante - Response to drought stress in traditional varieties of durum wheat (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-073 | Gabriella Szalai - Responses to various environmental stresses of two different Eruca ecotypes grown under the same controlled conditions (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-074 | Chin-Ying Yang - Integration of multi-omics data from core sweet potato germplasm in Taiwan and the development of digital breeding platforms (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-075 | Ching-hui Yeh - Functional roles of sHSPs in thermotolerance and heavy metal stress resistance in rice (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-076 | Xudong Zhang - Gas exchange and ionome profiling across multiple tissues and cell types under salt stress: Distinct tolerance strategies in faba bean (Vicia faba) and maize (Zea mays) (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
P-077 | Maria Zorzanelli - Post-El Niño drought effects on the functional traits and community structure of Atlantic forest trees in Brazil (Crop adaptation to climate change) | ||
Dialogue with society | |||
P-078 | Szidónia Sütő - Discovery, understanding, engagement: Opportunities for research-based learning in plant biology education (Dialogue with society) | ||
Genomics and epigenomics | |||
P-079 | Auwalu Abdu - Investigation of the diverse roles of RNA-directed DNA methylation in barley (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-080 | Mishaneh Asgari - Widespread alternative transcription start site selection in Norway spruce results in tissue-specific proteoforms (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-081 | Pedro Barros - Gene co-expression analysis identifies candidate epigenetic regulatory modules of periderm development (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-082 | Grzegorz Bartoszewski - Identification of a cp-2 gene controlling compact plant architecture in cucumber (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-083 | Magda Grabsztunowicz - DNA methylation regulates aging in monocarpic plants (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-084 | Mok Hur - RT-qPCR analysis of candidate genes related to self-incompatibility in Astragalus membranaceus (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-085 | Yong-Min Kim - Paleo-polyploidization in Hibiscus syriacus adapting to changing climates during evolution (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-086 | Zsófia Kovács - ISSR and cpDNA analyses to assess genetic diversity status of the endangered giant plantain (Plantago maxima Juss. ex Jacq.) in Hungary (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-087 | Ya Ping Lin - Establishing a genomic selection pipeline for the long-term enhancement of tomato heat tolerance (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-088 | Marcos Ramos-González - PharaohFUN: PHylogenomic Analysis foR plAnt prOtein History and FUNction elucidation (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-089 | Isabell Rosenkranz - Cold acclimation – a tug of war between transcriptional activation and repression (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-090 | Ah-Young Shin - Omics-based gene discovery and regulation of centelloside biosynthesis (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
P-091 | Atzhiry Deni Vigueras Enciso - Self-regulation of Trithorax and Polycomb epigenetic complexes via H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 marks in Arabidopsis thaliana (Genomics and epigenomics) | ||
High throughput phenotyping and remote sensing | |||
P-092 | Lamis Abdelhakim - Integrative phenotyping combined with modelling as a tool for predicting harvest-related traits (High throughput phenotyping and remote sensing) | ||
P-093 | Francis Smet - High-throughput analysis and sorting of intact plant protoplasts, seeds, pollen, and calli using COPAS VISION, FP, and BioSorter Instruments (High throughput phenotyping and remote sensing) | ||
P-094 | Yu-Chang Tsai - Development of a phenotypic assessment system for heat-tolerant tomatoes (High throughput phenotyping and remote sensing) | ||
P-095 | Zoltán Zombori - Complex phenomics in early growth phase of maize to support breeding of drought-tolerant hybrids (High throughput phenotyping and remote sensing) | ||
Nutritional homeostasis and water relations | |||
P-096 | Ferenc Csima - Effects of different boron concentrations on the germination of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.): essential and toxic changes (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
P-097 | Ana Hernández-Cánovas - The influence of decreasing iron fertilization on the photosynthetic activity, stress responses, and overall production of mandarin trees (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
P-098 | Dain Hong - Effect of nitrogen application rates on agronomic efficiency and yield of rice: A meta-analysis (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
P-099 | Zoltán Kovács - Optimizing selenium fertilization in Medicago sativa L.: impacts on plant growth, Se uptake, and SeMet formation (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
P-100 | Magdalena Pypka - Mechanisms of Zn- and Fe-tropism (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
P-101 | Myoung-Jae Shin - Analysis of key agro-morphological traits and nutritional components of foxtail millet germplasms (Nutritional homeostasis and water relations) | ||
Photosynthesis and light regulation | |||
P-102 | Anna Abramova - The involvement of components of the signaling pathway in the adaptation of Arabidopsis thaliana plants to increased doses of UV-B radiation (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-103 | Federico Vincenzo Alvaro - Knocking out doubts: how to resolve the role of Lhcb2 in plant photoprotection (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-104 | Rosanna Bossa - Photosynthetic adaptations of Galdieria phlegrea under autotrophic and heterotrophic conditions (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-105 | Enkhjin Enkhbileg - Beyond protection: anatomical adaptations, plastid dynamics, and photosynthetic potential in horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum L.) bud scales (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-106 | Péter Koprivanacz - Effect of long-term red light inter-lighting on carbohydrate metabolism and morphological traits of tomato plants (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-107 | Helga Fanni Schubert - Effect of salt stress on plastid ultrastructure and function in eight Arabidopsis genotypes lacking various thylakoid ion channels and transporters (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
P-108 | Kees Venema - Regulation and topology of the plastidial K+/H+ antiporter AtKEA2 (Photosynthesis and light regulation) | ||
Phytohormones and other transmitters | |||
P-109 | Heorhii Balzhyk - – Involvement of ethylene signaling cascade in dehydration stress response (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-110 | Yaroslava Bukhonska - Exogenous brassinosteroids enhance Arabidopsis thaliana immunity and modulate phytohormonal crosstalk: Insights from comparative research (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-111 | Kateřina Cermanová - Comprehensive profiling of phytohormones and polyamines: A novel LC-MS/MS approach for plant metabolic studies (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-112 | Luis Morales-Quintana - Understanding changes in aroma metabolism during development and ripening of strawberry fruit, through exogenous hormonal treatments (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-113 | GiJun Mun - Ethylene biosynthesis is regulated by treatment with GR24 in etiolated rice seedlings (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-114 | Tsvetina Nikolova - Comparative analysis of dehydrin expression in ethylene signaling mutants ctr1-1 and ein2-1 (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-115 | Ales Pencik - Comparative metabolite profiling approach reveals the complexity of auxin metabolism across plant species (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-116 | Małgorzata Pietrowska-Borek - Dinucleoside polyphosphates: Emerging players in plant signaling networks (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-117 | Giulia Giovanna Salerno - Vascular system formation: An auxin-dependent physiological process involved in plant organogenesis (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
P-118 | Andrea Schubert - Strigolactones positively affect ripening of tomato berries (Phytohormones and other transmitters) | ||
Plant immunity | |||
P-119 | Ruben Alcazar - Spermine deficiency shifts the balance between jasmonic acid and salicylic acid-mediated defence responses in Arabidopsis (Plant immunity) | ||
P-120 | Boon Huat Cheah - Evaluation of host plant resistance to cnaphalocrocis medinalis in rice (Plant immunity) | ||
P-121 | Joanna Gajewska - The potential of l-arginine-conjugated chitosan nanoparticles in the induction of systemic acquired resistance (SAR) in potato against phytophthora infestans (Plant immunity) | ||
P-122 | Ravi Gupta - Redox-sensitive cysteine modifications regulate rice immunity during magnaporthe oryzae infection (Plant immunity) | ||
P-123 | Almash Jahan - Investigating ARWV2: HTS-based detection and RNAi involvement in rubbery wood disease (Plant immunity) | ||
P-124 | Nikoletta Jaksa-Czotter - How does temperature affect the activity of RNA interference in woody and model plants? (Plant immunity) | ||
P-125 | Lóránt Király - Suppressing non-host resistance of barley to tobacco mosaic virus and bacteria by heat shock and antioxidants (Plant immunity) | ||
P-126 | Katarzyna Otulak-Kozieł - AtGSTU19 and AtGSTU24 in the Response of Arabidopsis thaliana to Turnip mosaic virus (Plant immunity) | ||
P-127 | András Kukri - Red light irradiation at night enhances tomato defence against fungal pathogen Botrytis cinerea (Plant immunity) | ||
P-128 | Akhil Kumar - Selection and silencing of WRKY and MAP kinase family members to test their potential in resistance breeding to ralstonia solanacearum infection in potato (Plant immunity) | ||
P-129 | Paola Leonetti - Plant immune system is stimulated by root microbiome against root-knot nematodes (RKNS) in vegetable plants (Plant immunity) | ||
P-130 | Gyöngyi Major - The pathogen-inducible PRLIP genes negatively regulate defence responses in Arabidopsis thaliana (Plant immunity) | ||
P-131 | Atina Martics - Pipecolic acid-triggered immunity in tomato: the role of ethylene signaling (Plant immunity) | ||
P-132 | Dávid Milodanovic - How phytochromes influence the Pseudomonas syringae-induced ER stress response in tomato leaves? (Plant immunity) | ||
P-133 | Katarzyna Otulak-Kozieł - Homogalacturonan pectins as an element of rbohD/F and rbohD response to TuMV infection (Plant immunity) | ||
P-134 | Lilla Dorottya Péri - Comparative analysis of the 2b suppressor proteins of Cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) variants infecting various weed species (Plant immunity) | ||
Plant morphogenesis and reproduction | |||
P-135 | Alaa Al Jarf - Identification the regulatory elements in SP6A promoter to improve tuberization in the potato cultivar ‘Désirée’ (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-136 | Zaneta Balahan - Molecular insights into the genes responsible for stenospermocarpy in pitaya (Hylocereus undatus, Cactaceae) (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-137 | Attila Hlacs - Role of in silico methods through revealing the effects of molecular interactions between biomolecules and ligands in prediction of protein functions (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-138 | Rohan Arjun Kale - Proteomic perspective of trap leaf development and prey digestion in carnivorous plant—forked sundew (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-139 | Leila Karami - Fruit thinning improves fruit size and return bloom in cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) in high tunnel soilless cultivation (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-140 | Julie Linden - Identification of peroxisomal proteins as putative interactors of the floral regulators FLOWERING LOCUS T and TERMINAL FLOWER 1 (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-141 | Gitesh Masram - Revisiting the impact of the crown root less 5 mutation on global rice plant development and architecture (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-142 | Pál Miskolczi - PIB/CIB3 is a potential Mediator of Lignification in Arabidopsis (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
P-143 | Simone Teixeira - Maculae are multifunctional structures in Ficus citrifolia Mill. (Moraceae) supporting fig tree-fig wasp mutualism (Plant morphogenesis and reproduction) | ||
Plant nanobiology | |||
P-144 | Maria Geneva - Role of organic nanofibers on enzyme antioxidant defense system in Stevia rebaudiana plantlets (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-145 | Selahattin Kondak - Effects of seed priming with different-sized ZnO nanoparticles on growth and reactive molecule levels on zinc deficient tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L. cv. Mano) (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-146 | Dóra Kondak - Nitric oxide delivering nanoparticle as pretreatment strategy against Botrytis cinerea in tomato fruit (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-147 | Nikolett László - Effect of B1-vitamin stabilized copper nanoclusters on the viability and ROS content of maize protoplasts (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-148 | Pietro Magnabosco - ZIF-8 Zn-MOFs and plant interactions: Size matters in nutritional and toxic effects (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-149 | Linda Marzougui - Phytotoxicity of two crystalline forms of titanium dioxide nanoparticles (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-150 | Aradhana Mishra - Enhanced Cellular Internalization: A predominant bactericidal mechanism of biogenic nanoparticles over chemical counterparts (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-151 | Asish Samuel - Synthesis of chitosan nanoparticles and its application in agriculture: A review (Plant nanobiology) | ||
P-152 | Mariana Sichanova - Effect of organic nanofibers carrying auxin on morphology and non-enzymatic antioxidant defense in Stevia rebaudiana Bert. under in vitro conditions (Plant nanobiology) | ||
Plant secondary metabolism | |||
P-153 | Emanuela Blanco - Metabolomic insight into sweet pepper landrace diversity by means of a non-targeted NMR approach (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-154 | Monidipa Bose - Novel members of the CYP81F enzyme family from Brassicaceae plants (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-155 | Helena Galindo Aran - Characterization of the metabolic profiling of peach varieties resistant and susceptible to cold-induced damage during storage (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-156 | Iva Jurčević Šangut - Establishment of in vitro callus culture of ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba L.) for studying the biosynthesis of 3',8"-biflavones (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-157 | Janka Karacs - Comparison of cyclic hydroxamic acid content in maize (Zea mays L.) hybrids (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-158 | Yong-goo Kim - Light Intensity-Dependent Modulation of Biomass Accumulation and Volatile Metabolite Profiles in Valeriana fauriei (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-159 | Natalia Krówczyńska - Stilbene biosynthesis in grapevine: a new perspective on the role of purine-based signaling molecules (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-160 | Jakub Nezval - Accumulation and persistence of phenolic compounds in Hordeum vulgare leaves under varying light and temperature conditions (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-161 | Nawon Park - Integrated multi-omics profiling of warm-water extracts from cereal grains to identify potential bioactive compounds (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-162 | Carolina Parra-Palma - Postharvest ABA and MeJA treatments enhance antioxidant capacity and phenolic accumulation in blueberry fruits (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-163 | Humberto Ramos - From discovery to biotechnological application: LCMS-based approaches reveal a constitutive biosynthesis pathway of flavonols in insect pest-resistant soybean genotypes (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-164 | Jong Tae Song - Molecular characterization of an EMS-induced soybean mutant with low Ab-αg saponin (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-165 | Steven Taniwan - Uncovering the last missing enzyme for pinosylvin biosynthesis in Scots pine: Characterization of the cinnamic-acid utilizing 4-coumarate:CoA ligase (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-166 | Marija Vidovic - Phenolics and cell wall remodeling in fruits of tomato overexpressing GGP1 gene (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
P-167 | Aleksandra Weremczuk - – Functional and biosynthetic investigation of long-chain polyisoprenoids of Rosa chinensis leaves (Plant secondary metabolism) | ||
Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol | |||
P-168 | Jone Echeverria Alberdi - Plant responses to pollinator vibroacoustic signals: Effects on nectar and volatiles in Antirrhinum litigiosum (Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol) | ||
P-169 | Mathieu Hanemian - Genetic and molecular basis of the plant response to competition in Arabidopsis thaliana (Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol) | ||
P-170 | Melanie Hanser - Antimicrobial potential and phytochemical characterization of Peucedanum oreoselinum (Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol) | ||
P-171 | Marijenka Tabaković - Optimizing cropping practices towards increased photosynthesis efficiency (Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol) | ||
Plants under abiotic stress | |||
P-172 | Marko Bajus - The application of the yeast Rhodotorula mucilaginosa enhances maize growth under both drought and well-watered conditions (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-173 | Jana Balarynová - Seed germination, resistance to stress, and exudation of pea landraces (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-174 | Kinga Benczúr - Changes in differential emissions of biogenic VOCs, reactive aldehydes and metabolites under heat and root anoxia in winter wheat (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-175 | Subham Bhakta - MusaNAC46 transcription factor regulates stress induced leaf senescence of banana plant by modulating autophagy and chlorophyll catabolism (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-176 | Anna Bilska-Kos - Immunolocalization of aquaporins in the leaves of two Solanum tuberosum L. genotypes differentiated in terms of sensitivity to drought (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-177 | Dominika Boguszewska-Mańkowska - Differences in physiological and morphological parameters of two potato cultivars differing in tolerance to soil drought (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-178 | Alexandra Bolvári-Soltész - Genetic background of the hairy phenotype of two CBF transgenic barley genotypes (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-179 | Javier Buezo - Priming with putrescine and oximes alleviate the impact of drought stress on Medicago truncatula (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-180 | Min Cheol Woo - Comprehensive DIA-MS approach of rice basal nodes elucidates mechanisms of salinity tolerance (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-181 | Sara Cremonesi - Apple responses to frost are affected by inoculations with cold-tolerant bacteria (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-182 | Pasquale Curci - A multi-layered approach to dissect photosynthetic and molecular adaptation of plants to increasing urban CO₂ levels (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-183 | Imre Cseresnyés - An improved nondestructive method to detect plant heavy metal toxicity on a fine timescale (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-184 | Maria Vera Jesus Da Costa - Physiological responses of Swedish oat varieties to individual and combined drought and heat stress during flowering stage (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-185 | Gerasimos Daras - Riboflavin treatment triggers stress-responsive gene networks for enhanced adaptation in Arabidopsis (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-186 | Jaishri Rubina Das - Unravelling the molecular network involving microRNA in seed dormancy and leaf senescence in response to temperature (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-187 | Gemma Echeverria - Timing matters: Optimizing Preharvest Harvista™ (1-MCP) application to avoid ripening disorders and maintain postharvest quality in Conference Pears (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-188 | Philippe Etienne - A multi-scale approach to uncover root senescence dynamics in Brassica napus L. (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-189 | Gábor Fejes - Long-term effects of plasma-activated water-based seed pre-treatment on osmotic stress tolerance of pea (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-190 | Giulia Giannetti - Unlocking stress memory in tomato: Effects of repeated drought treatments on tomato stress tolerance (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-191 | Tatyana Gorshkova - Plant approaches to overcome mechanical stresses (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-192 | Luca Giovannini - Insights on the role of arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis and plant genotype in the durum wheat tolerance to environmental stress conditions (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-193 | Neda Hesari - Exploring the potential role of nitric oxide in regulating nitrate-induced adaptation to waterlogging stress in cucumberr (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-194 | Júlia Hunková - The investigation of potential alleviate agents for seed priming in heavy-metal treated Amaranthus cruentus L. (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-195 | Ok-Jin Hwang - functional analysis of green algal serotonin N-acetyl transferases in Oryza sativa (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-196 | Seung Hee Jo - Nuclear PP2A B′η drives dephosphorylation of spliceosome subunits to mediate alternative splicing following heat stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-197 | Kristóf Jobbágy - Characterisation of osmotic stress response of Aegilops biuncialis compared to Triticum aestivum Mv9kr1 (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-198 | Haemyeong Jung - OsFKBP20-1b maintains OsUPF1 and OsUPF2 stability to promote degradation of aberrant transcripts upon dehydration stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-199 | Zoltán Katona - Systemic effects of low-dose ultraviolet treatment on tobacco leaves (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-200 | Bettina Kelemen - Variations in root morphology in wheat–pea intercrops under different stress conditions (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-201 | Jinsu Kim - Identification of drought stress responsive regions in the SINAT2 promoter (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-202 | Biljana Kiprovski - Biochemical markers in the assessment of abiotic stress tolerance in Cucurbita plants (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-203 | Anna Kocjan - Involvement of key genes in barley’s response to aluminum stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-204 | Natalija Kravic - Enhancing maize yield: The impact of primary metabolites on drought resilience (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-205 | Kamilla Kúti - Vitamin B6-dependent acclimative responses of Arabidopsis thaliana developed under different natural UV environments (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-206 | Chian Kwon - An F-box protein is involved in plant abiotic stress responses by controlling VAMP721/722 levels (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-207 | Chan Hyeok Lee - ACS7 enhances salinity and drought tolerance in Arabidopsis thaliana (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-208 | Zhichao Li - The role and mechanism of tomato NAC50 transcription factor in cold stress tolerance (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-209 | Imre Majláth - The differential action of the Asada-Halliwell pathway and reactive aldehyde detoxifying enzymes under severe heat and root anoxia (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-210 | Marianna Marschall - Antioxidant capacity and membrane permeability under rewetting recovery of Porella platyphylla, a desiccation-tolerant liverwort (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-211 | Zsuzsa Máthéné Szigeti - Effect of nickel on phosphatase and peroxidase activities in harvesting crops and on the peroxisome organization of Arabidopsis thaliana (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-212 | Hubert Matkowski - Potential link between the activity of nuclear cap-binding complex and regulation of photosynthesis under drought at booting stage in barley (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-213 | Adrianna Michalak - The activity of PM H+-ATPase undergoes phasic changes during adaptation to salt stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-214 | Chiara Miele - Microalgal biostimulants under salt stress: Towards a multi-omics exploration in tomato (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-215 | Jose F. Moran - The urea cycle in connection to polyamine metabolism in higher plants: New perspectives on a central pathway (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-216 | Md Khaled Mosharaf - Hidden hazards of reused wastewater: physiological and oxidative effects of acetaminophen on rice (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-217 | Irina Moskova - Protective effect of the plant growth regulator MEIA on young einkorn and wheat plants exposed to drought stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-218 | Jhilmil Nath - Genome-wide systematic analysis of WUSCHEL-related homeobox gene family and integrative analysis to excavate their potential roles in developmental and abiotic stress responses (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-219 | Vitantonio Pantaleo - Non-autonomous Long Terminal Repeats retrotransposons (LTR-RTs) targeting abiotic stress adaptation in plants (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-220 | Francesco Punzi - Investigating plant drought stress response through the integration of public transcriptomic data (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-221 | Sahilu Ahmad Rabilu - Small Paraquat Resistance (SPQ) protein: A multifunctional regulator of abiotic stress tolerance in plants (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-222 | Arnold Rácz - Systemic leaf responses to UV via hydrogen peroxide and pathogenesis- related protein1 (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-223 | Nóra Radics - Exploring essential and contaminant distribution in plants: X-ray fluorescence imaging (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-224 | Nolan Regnier - Physiological and molecular responses of textile hemp (Cannabis sativa Santhica 27) to cadmium and zinc, with a particular focus on the analysis of silicon-induced protection mechanism (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-225 | Paulo Ribeiro - Effect of potentially toxic metals on industrial and food crops: A NMR-based metabolomics study (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-226 | Lorena Ruiz de Larrinaga - The role of root functional traits in determining tree health under a rain exclusion experiment (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-227 | M. Teresa Sanchez-Ballesta - Impact of cold storage on quality parameters, bioactive compounds, and gene expression in different cultivars of berries (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-228 | Hak Soo Seo - Functional role of the E3 SUMO ligase SIZ1 splicing variant in heat stress response: From localization to function (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-229 | Monika Skwarek-Fadecka - Testing the potential of protein hydrolysates derived from waste materials as seed primers (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-230 | Mateusz Śmietana - Exploiting barley germplasm of different geographical origin to dissect the mechanisms of their response to drought applied at seedling and heading stages (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-231 | Rafael Soares - Rice calcium-dependent protein kinase 17 directly targets sucrose-phosphate synthase 4 to modulate rice cold acclimation (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-232 | Maksim Suslov - Coordination of shoot and root hydraulics in maize plants in response to elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-233 | Urszula Świercz-Pietrasiak - Functionality and structural performance of Chlorophytum comosum L. (spider plant) leaves in formaldehyde polluted air (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-234 | Monika Szabóová - Amaranth responses to heavy metal stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-235 | Henrik Szaker - The roles of a conserved lncRNA family during heat stress response in angiosperms (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-236 | Tünde Takács - Plant spectral analysis for conservation habitat monitoring: Assessing of the endangered plant population stress status (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-237 | Jacques Trouverie - Optimization of N and S fertilizations of oilseed rape for driving seed quality (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
P-238 | Tong Xu - JMJ9 interacts with Di19-3 to modulate the ubiquitin–proteasome system in tomato under heat stress (Plants under abiotic stress) | ||
Redox biology | |||
P-239 | Jolán Csiszár - Agrobacterium tumefaciens versus Rhizobium rhizogenes: A comparison of two transformation techniques to introduce roGFP2 redox probe for monitoring redox potential in Arabidopsis roots (Redox biology) | ||
P-240 | Kiril Gaydardzhiev - Modification of the ROS landscape in the shoot apical meristem of A. thaliana during flowering and floral organogenesis (Redox biology) | ||
P-241 | Yufeng Guan - Aldehyde dehydrogenase as a metabolic sensor of nitroxyl in Arabidopsis (Redox biology) | ||
P-242 | Kitti Kulman - Redox regulation of the response to cadmium in wheat (Redox biology) | ||
P-243 | Mansi Sharma - Redox signaling to chromatin during stress responses in plants (Redox biology) | ||
P-244 | Kalpita Singh - Redox-mediated changes in hormones and metabolites in maize seedlings (Redox biology) | ||
P-245 | Cristiano Soares - Parental exposure to soil residues of glyphosate induces intergenerational effects – A case-study with tomato plants (Redox biology) | ||
P-246 | Bernát Tompa - Hairy root transformation using Rhizobium rhizogenes as a tool for exploring redox-specific gene expression and function in Arabidopsis (Redox biology) | ||
P-247 | Hyeonseo Park - Cystatin-mediated enhancement of human epidermal growth factor bioproduction in plants (Redox biology) | ||
P-248 | Noémi Laczkó - PGPR isolated from the root zone of salt-tolerant Petrosimonia triandra enhance stress tolerance in plants (Redox biology) |