NKJ NordCrop meeting: “Climate resilient crops in the North and beyond!â€

NordCrop funded by Nordic Joint Committee for Agricultural and Food Research (NKJ) holds a meeting in Alnarp 10 March, tentatively as a hybrid meeting.
There will be a focus on abiotic stress in crops in Nordic conditions and also a focus on young researchers.Â
NordCrop funded by Nordic Joint Committee for Agricultural and Food Research (NKJ) holds a meeting in Alnarp 10 March, tentatively as a hybrid meeting (if Covid-19 regulations does not allow a physical meeting we will go fully online). There will be a focus on abiotic stress in crops in Nordic conditions and also a focus on young researchers.Â
Program 10 March 13:00-16:30 CET
Place:Â Crafoord Hall, Navet, SLU Alnarp or online (link will be provided)
13.00 Key note 1: “Climate effects on stomatal regulation†Ebe Merilo, University of Tartu
13.30 â€Priming for enhance resilience of crops to major abiotic stressesâ€, Dr Xiangnan Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences
13.50   “Root and shoot hydraulic integrity of tomato plants in response to drought under elevated CO2â€, Dr Shenglan Li, University of Copenhagen
14.10 “Interaction of multiple stresses and CO2 in wheatâ€, Dr Lamis Abdelhakim, Aarhus University
14.30 “Susceptibility genes and salt toleranceâ€, Prof Erik Andreasson, SLU
 14.50 – short break
 15.00 Key note 2: “Phenotyping for yield†Erik Murchie, University of Nottingham
15.30  “Phenotyping in the Nordic regionâ€, Dr Eva Rosenqvist, University of Copenhagen
15.50:  “HeRo: Healthy Roots – the importance of root architectural traits for the resilience of winter wheatâ€, Dr Jonathan Cope and Dr Ida Karlsson, SLU
16.10: “Drought resistance in Sorghumâ€, Dr Kibrom Abreha, SLU
Link to Registration