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Location: Plant Physiology Laboratory, AgroBioSciences, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), Morocco Position Summary The Plant Physiology
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African agriculture. It is based on the collaboration and synergy of several research programs targeting diverse disciplines of research in agriculture, such as Microbiome, Omics, Plant Physiology and Crop
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skills and experiences: PhD in plant-soil microbiology, molecular microbiology, or related fields. Strong knowledge of plant-soil-microbe interactions, nodule and root physiology, metabolomic and
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: Microbiome, Omics, Plant Physiology and Crop Improvement, Plant Pathology, By-products Valorization, Soil Sciences, Agronomy, and Sustainable Farming Position Overview We are seeking a highly motivated and
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physiological performance. The research will explore interactions between trace elements, soil microbial communities, and plant–soil feedback mechanisms, as well as their impacts on key soil health indicators
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is based on the collaboration and synergy of several research programs targeting diverse disciplines of research in agriculture, such as Microbiome, Omics, Plant Physiology and Crop Improvement, Plant
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diverse disciplines of research in agriculture, such as Microbiome, Omics, Plant Physiology and Crop Improvement, Plant Pathology, By-products Valorization, Soil Sciences, Agronomy, and Sustainable Farming
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disciplines of research in agriculture, such as Microbiome, Omics, Plant Physiology and Crop Improvement, Plant Pathology, By-products Valorization, Soil Sciences, Agronomy, and Sustainable Farming. Job/Project
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(As) in agricultural soils, and their effects on plant growth, nutrient uptake, and physiological performance. The research will explore interactions between trace elements, soil microbial communities
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, the trace element boron (B) appears as a powerful tool as it is a micronutrient involved in a wide variety of physiological processes where it undergoes significant isotopic fractionation of the two stable