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ICAAM Laboratories
- Molecular Biology Laboratory
- Laboratory of Botany
- Rural Engineering Laboratory
- Oenology Laboratory
- Entomology Laboratory
- Soil Physics Laboratory
- Laboratory of Applied Animal Physiology
- Plant Physiology Laboratory
- Macromycology Laboratory
- Plant Breeding and Biotecnology Laboratory
- Mycology Laboratory
- Microbiology Laboratory
- Soil Microbiology Lab.
- Nematology Laboratory
- Nutrition and Metabolism Laboratory
- Laboratory of Ornithology (LabOr)
- Laboratory of Palynology and Aerobiology
- Parasitology Laboratory - Victor Caeiro
- Laboratory of Reproduction and Lactation
- Laboratory of technology and post-harvest
- Technology and Quality Laboratory of Regional Products
- Laboratory of Plant Virology
- Trial Support Units
Soil Microbiology Lab.
The Soil Microbiology Lab is dedicated to the study of soil microbes that are beneficial to plant growth, namely mycorrhiza, rhizobia and other plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB). We are interested in the investigation of the interaction of these microbes with their plant hosts as well as how they may improve plant growth, particularly in stress conditions (biotic or abiotic).
Equipa
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Isabel Brito (Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology) - ibrito@uevora.pt
Luís Alho (Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology) - luisalho@uevora.pt
Mário Carvalho (Full Professor in the Department of Fitotecnia) - mjc@uevora.pt
Ana Alexandre (Post-Doc Researcher) - anaalex@uevora.pt
Ana Paço (Post-doc Researcher) - apaco@uevora.pt
Clarisse Brígido (Post-doc Researcher) - ccb@uevora.pt
Esther Menéndez (Post-doc Researcher) - esthermenendez@uevora.pt
Rodrigo Silva (MSc Researcher) - jrsilva@uevora.pt
Taiana Conceição (PhD Student)- d39466@alunos.uevora.pt
Mariana Patanita (Master’s Student) - marianacpatanita@gmail.com
Verônica Castro Leal (Master’s Student) - veronicastroleal@gmail.com
Gertrudes Mariano (Technician) - gavm@uevora.pt
Filipa Santos (Technician) - fs@uevora.pt
Manuel Figo (Technician) - mepf@uevora.pt
Promotion of conservation agriculture practices is ongoing with a group of eight farmers that implemented and developed this model in colaboration with ICAAM (Plant Protection group). In addition, regular open meetings with local farmers are organized every year.
