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Uri Hochberg Lab

Plant hydraulics and irrigation

ABOUT

ABOUT

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We are studying the physiology of water transport in plants to understand plants response to drought stress and develop sustainable water-use strategies for agricultural ecosystems. We focus our research on osmotic adjustment, hydraulic conductance, xylem cavitation and stomatal regulation.

Team Members

Uri Hochberg
Uri Hochberg

Principle investigator

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Ron Fishov

R&D Lab Engineer

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Gopika Shibu

Ph.D student

Team Members

Alumni

Oded Barzilai

M.Sc student

Feng Feng
Feng Feng

Postdoc

Smadar Greenstein
Smadar Greenstein

Lab Manager

Aviad Perry

Ph.D student

Or Lapidot
Or Lapidot

Ph.D student

Yonatan Sorek

Ph.D student

Alumni
Research

Research

multi-spectral ground sensor

Developing a multi-spectral ground sensor for water potential assessment

Xylem cavitation

Xylem cavitation in vineyards​
 

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Characterizing Positive Xylem Pressure in Grafted Watermelon

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Regulation of plant transpiration by carbohydrate availability

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Olives acclimation to drought stress

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Potassium fertilization to improve table grapevine response to drought stress

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The solute shuffle: Mechanisms and Dynamics of Osmotic Re-Adjustment in Plant Species

OPEN POSITIONS

M.Sc, Ph.D Students and postdocs
 

We are looking for talented students with relevant degrees (agriculture, biology physics etc.) to join our lab and investigate plant hydraulics

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