SAS
HRS4R 
Researcher
doc. Ing. Daniel Kurjak, PhD.
Ecophysiology of trees, stomata, photosynthesis, water loss, abiotic stress tolerance, provenance research
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Specialization:
Plant ecophysiology
- physiological traits such as photosynthesis, chlorophyll fluorescence, stomatal characteristics, water transport
- abiotic stress impact: heat, drought, salt, heavy metals and oxidative stress
- biotic stress: vitality of trees impacted by hemiparasites, effects of phytophthora
- mitigation of the negative impact of changing environment: e.g. provenance research, defining critical conditions of the environment for different tree species, using hydrogels, chitosan, and silicon nanoparticles, searching for mechanisms of resistance against stress
Plant ecophysiology
- physiological traits such as photosynthesis, chlorophyll fluorescence, stomatal characteristics, water transport
- abiotic stress impact: heat, drought, salt, heavy metals and oxidative stress
- biotic stress: vitality of trees impacted by hemiparasites, effects of phytophthora
- mitigation of the negative impact of changing environment: e.g. provenance research, defining critical conditions of the environment for different tree species, using hydrogels, chitosan, and silicon nanoparticles, searching for mechanisms of resistance against stress