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24 January 2023
Paul Kardol – new Professor in forest microbiology
Paul Kardol researches plant-soil interactions and ecosystem processes. The last ten years he has...
- 23 January 2023 SLU Forest Damage Centre Research School - Second Call for applications for support to PhD positions – extension of deadline for applications with external financial model The SLU Forest Damage Centre Research School had a second call for applications which closed on t...
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16 January 2023
Soil fungi and bacteria stabilize vegetation in the subartic
Global warming is changing subarctic and arctic ecosystems with profound consequences for life in...
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12 January 2023
Aureobasidium – an upcoming agricultural hero
Aureobasidium are black, yeast-like fungi. These microorganisms can provide ecological and safe...
SLU Plant Protection Network
We promote and stimulate collaboration between researchers at SLU's different campuses, faculties and departments with the aim to strengthen SLU's profile in plant protection towards the outside world.

Plant protection for the future
Plant protection is about protecting plants from diseases, pests, weather damage, weeds and invasive species. The subject area is of great economic importance for the agricultural, horticultural and forestry sectors. Plant protection includes plant health and research on measures that combat and prevent pests from spreading, as well as research on ecosystem services.
Published: 17 January 2023 - Page editor: Katja.Fedrowitz@slu.se
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