Beneficial bacteria can help quinoa withstand drought
As drought threatens quinoa yields in the Andes, Virginia Gonzales explores how native microorganisms could boost drought tolerance and support sustainable bioinoculants.
Plants shape the peatland climate balance
Mosses and grasses are more important for peatlands’ ability to absorb carbon dioxide than previously thought, new research from SLU shows.
SLU becomes a European University
SLU has become a European University through the ELLS Alliance. The European Commission has awarded the alliance funding under the European Universities Initiative. The decision will provide SLU's students, researchers and staff with greater opportunities to study, work and collaborate with partner universities across Europe.
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