A special issue on Plant Phenotyping

will be published in Functional Plant Biology. You are very welcome to submit a manuscript. All accepted papers
  • will be available free online for three months after publication
  • there will be no charge for colour printing
If you intend to submit manuscript please send a list of authors and the tentative title to Hendrik Poorter (h.poorter@fz-juelich.de) or Roland Pieruschka (r.pieruschka@fz-juelich.de).

Plant Phenomics

aims to

  • develop, integrate and provide novel technologies to analyse plant phenotypes
  • provide quality assurance measures in the technologies used for plant phenomics
  • identify gene-functions and their relationship to environmental cues
  • analyse the way environments affect plant structure and function
  • quantify plant performance in specific environments in the laboratory and in the field
  • develop new concepts on the interaction between plants and their environment (physical, chemical and biotic)
  • transfer novel technologies into applications in plant production and for the analysis of natural plant and ecosystem performance
 

I nternational
P lant
P henomics
N etwork

The IPPN website will launch information on

  • methods and technologies available
  • meetings, workshops and conferences
  • trends and developments

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