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  • The Team
    • Christa Testerink (Professor of Plant Physiology)
    • Charlotte Gommers (Assistant professor)
    • Rumyana Karlova (Post-Doc)
    • Safarina Ahmad (PhD student @University of Amsterdam)
    • Nora Gigli Bisceglia (Post-Doc)
    • Eva van Zelm (PhD student)
    • Jasper Lamers (PhD student)
    • Hongfei Li (PhD student)
    • Yutao Zou (PhD student)
    • Yanxia Zhang (Postdoc)
    • Thijs de Zeeuw (Technician)
    • Iko Koevoets (PhD student)
    • Jessica Meyer (Technician)
    • Tom van der Meer (post-doc)
    • Damian Boer (PhD student)
  • Student projects
    • MSc project: How does salt stress affect plant lateral root development?
    • BSc: Novel candidate genes in salt sensing from natural variation screening (GWAS)
    • BSc/MSc: Unraveling the sodium sensing mechanism in plants
    • BSc/MSc thesis: Slow down, take it easy and recover: a multiphase root growth response to salt
    • MSc project: It’s all about the balance; linking potassium transport to sodium stress
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We are situated in the Radix building at the Wageningen Campus

Wageningen University
Laboratory of Plant Physiology
Droevendaalsesteeg 1
6708PB WAGENINGEN
tel: +31317485475
christa.testerink @wur.nl
building: 107/room: W1.Aa.103

Additional links:

Laboratory of Plant Physiology WUR

Abiotic stress within WUR Plant Physiology

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