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Plant Biology Europe 2025
Angol nyelvű Tudományos
Megjelent: , 281 p.
2025
Konferencia:
Plant Biology Europe 2025 2025-06-25 [Budapest, Magyarország]
Azonosítók
MTMT: 36217111
ISBN:
9786156833020
Teljes dokumentum:
https://pbe2025-budapest.org/PBE2025_book_of_abstracts.pdf
Fejezetek
Ágnes Dalmadi et al. A novel regulatory step of the miRNA pathway. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
András Kis et al. Application of wheat × barley intergeneric hybrids in genome editing. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
András Kis et al. Utilization of targeted mutations to alter economically important traits in barley. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
András Kukri et al. Red light irradiation at night enhances tomato defence against fungal pathogen Botrytis cinerea. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-164-A-164
Asish Samuel et al. Synthesis of chitosan nanoparticles and its application in agriculture: A review. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. A-177
Auwalu Abdu et al. Investigation of the diverse roles of RNA-directed DNA methylation in barley. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
Barnabás Hajnal Ádám et al. Computational modelling of auxin, cytokinin, and salicylic acid binding by tomato Phi class glutathione transferases. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-120-A-120
Bernát Tompa et al. Hairy root transformation using Rhizobium rhizogenes as a tool for exploring redox-specific gene expression and function in Arabidopsis. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-234-A-235
Csiszár Jolán et al. Agrobacterium tumefaciens versus Rhizobium rhizogenes: A comparison of two transformation techniques to introduce roGFP2 redox probe for monitoring redox potential in Arabidopsis roots. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-230-A-231
Enkhjin Enkhbileg et al. Beyond protection: Anatomical adaptations, plastid dynamics, and photosynthetic potential in horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum L.) bud scales. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
Flóra Boglárka Horváth et al. 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. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-103-A-104
Francis Michel et al. The impact of nitric oxide signal on the intracellular iron distribution. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
Helga Fanni Schubert et al. Effect of salt stress on plastid ultrastructure and function in eight Arabidopsis genotypes lacking various thylakoid ion channels and transporters. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025
Kozieł Edmund et al. AtGSTU19 and AtGSTU24 in Arabidopsis thaliana response to Turnip mosaic virus. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-164-A-164
Marzougui Linda et al. Phytotoxicity of two crystalline forms of titanium dioxide nanoparticles. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. A-177
Müller Brigitta et al. Regulation effect of PH domain containing proteins on Mn transport and distribution. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. A73
Poór Péter et al. The light in the night: Role of reactive oxygen species and defence-related phytohormones in the action of nocturnal red light. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. A-80-A-80
Radics Nóra et al. Exploring essential and contaminant distribution in plants: X-ray fluorescence imaging. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. A220
Zoltán Molnár et al. Integration of chitosan nanoparticles and cyanobacteria biomass in agricultural applications to enhance cereal crop productivity. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. A-70
Altafur Rahman et al. Modulation of cadmium stress responses in wheat by putrescine pre-treatment under blue and white light. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 26-26
Éva Darkó. Utilisation of high-throughput phenotyping platform in Martonvásár. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 58-58
Laura Zsigmond et al. Mitochondrial electron transport mutants modulate drought tolerance in Arabidopsis. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 58
Fátyol Károly et al. Dissection of the antiviral RNA silencing pathway of Nicotiana benthamiana by genome editing. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 63-63
Vivien Fákó et al. Investigation of VSR coding capacity of fruit tree infecting viruses. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 63-64
Csaba Éva et al. Root-based inorganic carbon uptake boosts photosynthetic activity and osmotic stress tolerance. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 76-76
Gábor Kocsy et al. Redox- and light spectrum-dependent modulation of microRNAs and their targets during stress adaptation. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 80-81
Tibor Janda. Light and temperature-dependent shoot-root signalling pathways in cereals. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 81-82
Magda Pál et al. Polyamines in the “spotlight”. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 85-86
Máthé Csaba et al. The roles of PP2A subunits Fass and C3/C4 in the regulation of mitosis and oxidative stress responses in Arabidopsis- studies with phosphatase mutants and inhibitors. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 87
Fatemeh Gholizadeh et al. Identification and functional analysis of High-Affinity K+ Transporters (HKTs) in wheat under salinity stress. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 109-109
Erika Chonata-Jiménez et al. Centromere dynamics in mitotic and meiotic cells of common barley as revealed by the construction of CENH3- dsRed fluorescent reporter lines. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 119-119
Péter Borbély et al. Pre-hardening induced by blue or farred light supplementation in leaves of the Rht12 wheat dwarfing line: Effects on metabolism, freezing tolerance, and gibberellin levels. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 124-124
Liesel Gamarra Reinoso et al. How does the transcriptomic profile of barley change when grown with the addition of inorganic carbon to the roots?. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 125-126
Hayam M. Elmenofy et al. Foliar application of brassinosteroids: Impact on harvest and post-harvest quality of 'flame seedless'grapevine in open field and covered systems. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 128-129
Ágnes Szepesi et al. Polyamine metabolism in microgreen plants during salt stress. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 129
Klára Pokovai et al. Climate change related lessons learned from a long-term field experiment with maize. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 130-131
Gabriella Szalai et al. Responses to various environmental stresses of two different Eruca ecotypes grown under the same controlled conditions. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 133-133
Sütő Sz et al. Discovery, Understanding, Engagement: Opportunities for Research-Based Learning in Plant Biology Education. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 136
Brigitta Roxána Horváthné et al. Stress effect of surfactants on the Lemna minor. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 140-140
Zoltán Kovács et al. Optimzing selenium fertilization in Medicago sativa L.: Impacts on plant growth, Se uptake, and SeMet formation. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 148
Péter Koprivanacz et al. Effect of long-term red light inter-lighting on carbohydrate metabolism and morphological traits of tomato plants. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 152
Máté Földvári et al. Technological development of in vitro micropropagation of Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.). (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 154
Almash Jahan et al. Investigating ARWV2: HTS-based detection and RNAi involvement in rubbery wood disease. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 162-162
Nikoletta Jaksa-Czotter et al. How does temperature affect the activity of RNA interference in woody and model plants?. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 162-163
Atina Martics et al. Pipecolic acid-triggered immunity in tomato: The role of ethylene signaling. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 167
Dávid Milodanovic et al. How phytochromes influence the Pseudomonas syringae-induced ER stress response in tomato leaves?. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 167
Lilla Dorottya Péri et al. Comparative analysis of the 2b suppressor proteins of cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) variants infecting various weed species. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 168-168
Kondak Dóra et al. Nitric oxide delivering nanoparticle as pretreatment strategy against Botrytis cinerea in tomato fruit. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 175
Kovács Zsófia et al. ISSR and cpDNA analyses to assess genetic diversity status of the endangered giant plantain (Plantago maxima Juss. ex Jacq.) in Hungary. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 183-183
Kinga Benczúr et al. Changes in differential emissions of biogenic vocs, reactive aldehydes and metabolites under heat and root anoxia in winter wheat. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 192-192
Alexandra Soltész et al. Genetic background of the hairy phenotype of two cbf transgenic barley genotypes. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 194-195
Neda Hesari et al. Exploring the potential role of nitric oxide in regulating nitrate-induced adaptation to waterlogging stress in cucumber. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 203-204
Kristóf Jobbágy et al. Characterisation of osmotic stress response of Aegilops biuncialis compared to Triticum aestivum Mv9kr1. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 205-206
Kamilla Kúti et al. Vitamin B6-dependent acclimative responses of Arabidopsis thaliana developed under different natural UV environments. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 210-210
Hedvig Krecsák et al. The differential action of the Asada-Halliwell pathway and reactive aldehyde detoxifying enzymes under severe heat and root anoxia. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 212-212
Marianna Marschall et al. Antioxidant capacity and membrane permeability under rewetting recovery of Porella platyphylla (L.) Pfeiff., a desiccation-tolerant liverwort. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 212-213
Zsuzsa Máthéné Szigeti et al. Effect of nickel on phosphatase and peroxidase activities in harvesting crops and on the peroxisome organization of Arabidopsis thaliana. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 p. 213
Kitti Kulman et al. Redox regulation of the response to cadmium in wheat. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 232-232
Kalpita Singh et al. Redox-mediated changes in hormones and metabolites in maize seedlings. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 233-234
Noémi Laczkó et al. PGPR isolated from the root zone of salt-tolerant Petrosimonia triandra enhance stress tolerance in plants. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 235-236
Cseresnyés Imre et al. An improved nondestructive method to detect plant heavy metal toxicity on a fine timescale. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 240-241
Kelemen Bettina et al. Variations in root morphology in wheat-pea intercrops under different stress conditions. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 250-251
Takács Tünde et al. Plant spectral analysis for conservation habitat monitoring: Assessing of the endangered plant population stress status. (2025) Megjelent: Plant Biology Europe 2025 pp. 271-272
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