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1
Jun
13:30

Ana Cristina Zepeda Cabrera

Wageningen University | Horticulture & Product Physiology
Plants as a Battery Exploring Crop Flexibility to Buffer Enviornmental Fluctuations
2
Jun
11:00

Martina Lazzarin

Wageningen University | Horticulture & Product Physiology
The role of far-red in plant photosynthesis and photoprotection under artificial solar irradiance: a multi-scale approach
2
Jun
11:00

Nelleke Buitendijk

Amsterdam University | NIOO-AE
Geese Grazing Grasslands - Managing the impact of geese on agricultural grassland
2
Jun
16:00

Bwalya Katati

Wageningen University | Genetics
On the Fungal Contamination Dynamics in Maize: Prospects for Competitive Exclusion to Control Aflatoxin and Fumonisin
5
Jun
13:30

Haymanti Saha

Wageningen University | Laboratory of Nematology
Context-dependency of microbe-mediated plant growth and defences
6
Jun
13:30

Yunyu Tian

Wageningen University | Laboratory of Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing
Earth Observation data for assessing global urbanization-sustainability nexuses
6
Jun
16:00

Arnan Araza

Wageningen University | Laboratory of Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing
Assessment, Uncertainties and Applications of Global Above-ground Biomass Maps from Earth Observation
7
Jun
11:00

Keli Li

Wageningen University | NIOO
Soil memory effects on aboveground-belowground interactions
12
Jun
13:30

Thomas Awio

Wageningen University | Centre for Crop Systems Analysis
Increasing smallholder rice production in East Africa: fertilisers or good agronomic practices?
14
Jun
16:00

Wilson Wilson

Wageningen University | Plant Production Systems
The role of the integrated soybean-maize-chicken value chains in sustainable food systems in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania
21
Jun
13:30

Deo-Gratias Hougni

Wageningen University | Plant Production Systems
Integrated soil fertility management: a path to sustainable intensification of cocoa production in West Africa?
27
Jun
13:30

Erlinda Kartika

Wageningen University | Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
Multiple anthropogenic pressures: challenges for tiger conservation
4
Jul
16:00

Sharathkumar Malleshaiah

Wageningen University | Horticulture & Product Physiology
TO BLOOM OR NOT TO BLOOM The effect of photoperiod is spectrum dependent