Increasing the concentration of film antitranspirant increases yields of rapeseed under terminal drought by improving plant water status
Centre for Crop and Environmental Science
Crop Science Group
Why is crop research important?
The Crop Science group focuses on research to help grow crops sustainably in a changing climate. Framers and growers are having to grow food to sustain a growing global population in the face of changing climate and the target of reaching net-zero production systems.
We are a team of researchers and PhD students focussed on understanding the fundamental processes involved in crop growth and production and translating them into applied solutions that can help to address these challenges facing farmers and growers.
Contact us
Research contact 01952 81 5113
Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm
Group lead
Our expertise
We translate plant science to crops, working with experts in the UK and abroad, and have expertise in cereals, root crops, fruit and vegetables that are grown using field, protected and vertical farming systems. The team thrive on bringing our crop expertise to collaborative multidisciplinary projects and have an established track record of delivery for research council, government and commercial customers.
Resources
Research highlights
Increasing the concentration of film antitranspirant increases yields of rapeseed under terminal drought by improving plant water status
Vertical farming: a summary of approaches to growing skywards
Ancient Grains for Modern Times: Diversity of naked barley for human health and agroecology
Meet the team
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