Horticultural science
Horticulture includes professional growing of vegetables in fields or in greenhouses, as well as of fruit, berries, mushrooms and ornamental trees and plants. Storing, distribution and marketing of the products are also included. Horticulture also deals with leasure time gardening.
Anna Karin Rosberg
anna.karin.rosberg@slu.se Senior lecturer in Horticulture at the unit of Microbial Horticulture, Department of Biosystems and Technology I'm a researcher in horticulture with a special focus on
Sara González Orenga
sara.gonzalez.orenga@slu.se My research focuses on plant stress responses at the physiological, biochemical, and metabolomic levels. Additionally, I’ve worked on evaluating the effectiveness of
Dr. Anna María Pálsdóttir
anna.maria.palsdottir@slu.se Docent i landskapsarkitektur med inriktning i miljöpsykologi Universitetslektor i naturbaserade och naturunderstödda interventioner. In my work as a researcher in
Håkan is passionate for good food in the cities of the future
Håkan Jönsson is the new coordinator for Food and Cities, an initiative to develop and communicate research and education at the intersection of food and city at SLU. ”There will be major research
New handbook on mycorrhizae
Symbiosis between plants and mycorrhiza-forming fungi can contribute ecosystem services such as improved plant nutrient supply and increased tolerance to biotic and abiotic stress. New handbook on
Malin Hultberg
malin.hultberg@slu.se Malin Hultberg (Assoc. Prof) is an applied microbiologist working at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden. She has been involved in research,
Miguel Romero
miguel.romero@slu.se I am a PhD student in Crop Production Ecology focusing on climate change mitigation strategies in cropping systems. I am a Research Team Leader in the Multifunctional
Sabine Jordan
sabine.jordan@slu.se Physical Geographer and Agronomist, Postgraduate. Research Interests Consequences of peatland restoration for hydrochemistry, C, N and P balances, greenhouse gas emissions and
Selvaraju Kanagarajan
selvaraju.kanagarajan@slu.se I am an Associate Professor/Researcher of Plant Biotechnology (Docent) and a dedicated plant molecular biologist. My work focuses on pioneering biotechnological
Beneficial fungi can protect coffee plantations against serious plant disease
Coffee wilt disease cause great harvest losses in Ethiopia. Now, researchers from SLU and Ethiopia have developed, formulated and evaluated a range of biofungicides against the disease in the lab, in
Urban Forests - Green & Blue Infrastructure for Urban Health and Well-Being
Green & Blue Infrastructure for Urban Health and Well-Being hanna.weiber.post@slu.se The spring semester's third and last webinar in the series on urban forests, arranged by SLU Urban Futures and
Annie Drottberger
annie.drottberger@slu.se I am a lecturer and hold a PhD in Horticultural Science especially Business Administration at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, the Department of Biosystems