Deadline: 9th July 2012
University: Lancaster
This project requires a graduate to understand how different stress
responses in plants interact, and what differences there are in
interactions between key crops. This is vital in order to produce
reliable broad-spectrum new products for farmers to manage stress
response via foliar sprays. Such products would have a positive global
impact, and allow farmers to produce more reliable crop yields with less
seasonal variation using lower levels of inputs. Applicants should have
a background in plant biology or agriculture and relevant industrial
experience would be desirable. The project will involve both analytical
laboratory-based experiments and field-scale trials.
Further Details and How to Apply.
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