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Crop and Food Quality

Beneficial microbiota, on the one hand broaden the functional potential of plant  and on the other hand are essential for a sustainable nutrient management in agroecosystems. The interaction of diversity loss and nutrient quality and quantity in agroecosystems is directly linked to fodder and food quality and  subsequently human health.

 


Main Topics


 

Vertical farming

Apple replant disease

Sustainable Management

Beneficial microbiota, on the one hand broaden the functional potential of plant  and on the other hand are essential for a sustainable nutrient management in agroecosystems. The interaction of diversity loss and nutrient quality and quantity in agroecosystems is directly linked to fodder and food quality and  subsequently human health.

 


Main Topics


 

Vertical farming

Apple replant disease

Sustainable Management

Contact

Porträt Stefanie Schulz

Dr. Stefanie Schulz (née Töwe)

Deputy Head of the Research Unit & Head of the working group “Environmental Microbiomes”

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