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How do root systems defend themselves against soil-borne pathogens? Plant root systems are vital to plant health and fitness, as they uptake water, nutrients, and provide anchorage in soil. They are also continually confronted by different soil-borne plant pathogens that can severely

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We are located at Purdue University in the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology. You can find us in Lilly Hall in Rooms 1-208 and 1-209, and Anjali’s office in 1-240. Official Address: Iyer-Pascuzzi Lab Department of Botany and Plant
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Postdoctoral Position in Plant Phenotyping with X-ray Micro Computed Tomography

Postdoctoral Position in Plant Phenotyping with X-ray Micro Computed Tomography

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A postdoctoral position is available in the Iyer-Pascuzzi lab at Purdue University to investigate the impact of soil microbes on root architecture using x-ray micro-computed tomography (x-ray µCT). The successful candidate will be part of a team assessing 1) the function

What we do

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How do root systems defend themselves against soil-borne pathogens? Plant root systems are vital to plant health and fitness, as they uptake water, nutrients, and provide anchorage in soil. They are also continually confronted by different soil-borne plant pathogens that can severely

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