Department of Plant Biology

A major obstacle for plant breeders around the world is that the endosperm does not develop normally in seeds from crosses of plants that differ in chromosome number. Claudia Köhler’s lab at SLU has

A major obstacle for plant breeders around the world is that the endosperm does not develop normally in seeds from crosses of plants that differ in chromosome number. Claudia Köhler’s lab at SLU has

How much of photosynthetic products that are channelled into starch and fructan (a type of dietary fibre) in a barley seed is controlled by a single gene. An international research team, with its

How much of photosynthetic products that are channelled into starch and fructan (a type of dietary fibre) in a barley seed is controlled by a single gene. An international research team, with its

pron0005 2017- Professor in Plant Genomics and Plant Breeding, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 2009-2016  Professor in Evolutionary Genetics, Umeå University 2004-2009  Associate

Evolution of genomic imprinting in the Capsella genus johanna.nilsson@slu.se Marcelinus Rocky Hatorangan defends his thesis Evolution of genomic imprinting in the Capsella genus on 27 October 2017.

Evolution of genomic imprinting in the Capsella genus johanna.nilsson@slu.se Marcelinus Rocky Hatorangan defends his thesis Evolution of genomic imprinting in the Capsella genus on 27 October 2017.

Jens Sundström is an external collaboration specialist in biotechnology with focus on gene technology. I can contribute to reinforce SLU's active and leading position in developing a sustainable

Molecular regulation of life and death events during plant embryo development Johanna.nilsson@slu.se Md. Salim Hossain Reza defends his thesis Molecular regulation of life and death events during

Poplar Breeding in North America - What are we breeding for? Barb Thomas will highlight the current focus of breeding programs in poplars/aspen in North America, the drivers, species and challenges.

Poplar Breeding in North America - What are we breeding for? Barb Thomas will highlight the current focus of breeding programs in poplars/aspen in North America, the drivers, species and challenges.

Genomics of oomycetes fredrik.reslow@slu.se Ramesh Vetukuri, Department of Plant Protection Biology, SLU Department of Plant Breeding Seminar room, Horticum Alnarp thereseb idala