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Investigation of dynamics of carbon, nitrogen and the starch pool from winter oilseed rape hybrids under drought stress for indication of genotypes with high stress compensation. Part 1: Investigation of carbon and nitrogen dynamics in the growth chamber and greenhouse
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Project code: ZALF-759
Contract period: 01.05.2012
- 30.04.2015
Purpose of research: Applied research
Many rape plant varieties try to avoid stress by extending their ontogeny. Such plants are less suitable in the practice. Therefore, in future, the breeding of stress-compensating genotypes and export from the leaf and ?will have to focus on plants that are capable of accelerated carbon remobilization and export from the leaf and in which the nitrogen shift increasingly takes place toward seeds. The project is a joint project of ZALF and NPZ. The project shall analyze yield-forming processes in their dynamics following drought stress. These include the 14C and 15N distribution patterns in the vertical profile based on the individual compartments of leaf, root and shoot in relation to the fluctuating starch pool. With means of growth curves based on time rows of biomass of individual plant organs, leaf area indices and soil parameters such as water and Nmin contents, the tracer distributions can be represented as absolute mass flows.
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- Crop Production
- Plant Breeding
- Specialised crops
- Climate Change
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Research projects by subject
| Subject | Ongoing Projects | Finished Projects | All Projects |
| sort | sort | sort | sort |
| Animal production | 267 | 3637 | 3904 |
| Ecology | 400 | 2935 | 3335 |
| Fisheries and Aquaculture | 95 | 509 | 604 |
| Food technology | 74 | 1967 | 2041 |
| Forestry | 59 | 1490 | 1549 |
| Interdisciplinary Subjects | 714 | 6975 | 7689 |
| Nutritional Science | 153 | 1412 | 1565 |
| Plant production | 688 | 6666 | 7354 |
| Socioeconomics | 62 | 1315 | 1377 |
A collaborative project describes a research plan of a researcher network. It includes several projects, work packages or subprojects. Coordination of the research areas and sub-projects is carried out by a research institution or a work package leader.
The subjects of agriculture and nutritional sciences in FISA are structured as follows:
Plant production
Crop Production, Plant Breeding, Plant Nutrition, Crop Protection, Agricultural Engineering in Plant Production, Grassland, Arboriculture, Horticulture, Vegetable Gardening, Viticulture, and Specialised crops.
Animal production
Animal breeding, Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Technology Animal Production, Animal health, Animal nutrition, Special animal species, Beekeeping and health, and Farm animal behaviour.
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Freshwater fisheries, Pond fisheries, Marine fisheries, Raceways systems, Recirculation systems, and Mariculture.
Forestry
Silviculture, Forestry, Wildlife Biology, Forestry Technology, and Forest genetics.
Ecology
Agricultural hydrology, Agricultural Meteorology, Agroecology, Landscape Planning, Soil science, and Organic Farming.
Socioeconomics
Agricultural Policy, Market Analysis, Business administration, Agricultural Sociology, Agroeconomics, and Rural history.
Nutritional Science
Physiology of Nutrition, Home Economics, Nutritional behaviour, and Toxicology.
Interdisciplinary Subjects
Process engineering, Communication Sciences, Biotechnology, Resource management, Genetic Resources, Renewable Resources, Climate Change, and Computer science.
Food technology
Food Chemistry, Food Processing, and Food microbiology.
