Plant Water Relations Workshop
with a special guest presentation by Dr. Tanya Doody, CSIRO
About the Workshop
Edaphic Scientific will conduct a half-day workshop on plant water relations. The workshop provides a focused, technically detailed introduction to modern plant water relations measurements, with an emphasis on high-resolution and continuous sensing approaches.
- Sap flow monitoring in individual plants and canopies.
- Continuous stomatal conductance and transpiration measurements.
- Leaf and canopy temperature sensing as indicators of water status.
- Integrating environmental and plant-based measurements.
Who Should Attend?
The workshop is ideal for any scientist measuring plant water use in glasshouses or the field for phenotyping, viticulture, ecohydrology and more. Attendees may include:
- Plant physiologists.
- Crops and horticultural scientists.
- Viticulture researchers.
- Ecohydrologists.
- Phenotyping and glasshouse platform managers.
- Technical staff and postgraduate students.
Special Guest Presentation
Dr Tanya Doody, CSIRO, will also give a special guest presentation at the workshop. Dr Doody is a world leading researcher on plant water relations and ecohydrology. Dr Doody has extensive research experience with publications in international journals including Journal of Hydrology, Ecohydrology, and Hydrological Processes. Dr Doody's will present findings from her latest research in plant water relations.
Places are LIMITED so Reserve Your Place Now:
RSVP: email (info@edaphic.com.au) or Contact Us!
Workshop Details
- Cost of workshop: It is FREE!
- When: Thursday, 27th November, 9.15am to 12.30pm
- Where: CSIRO - Waite Campus, Urrbrae (Adelaide), South Australia
- Specifics will be emailed to you upon registration.
Places are LIMITED so Reserve Your Place Now:
RSVP: email (info@edaphic.com.au) or Contact Us!
About the Presenters
- Dr Michael Forster, Edaphic Scientific and Implexx. Dr Forster is a world renowned scientist with extensive research experience on plant water relations. Dr Forster has published several ground breaking research papers on sap flow, evapotranspiration, and plant water use. Dr Forster has collaborated extensively with researchers world wide including Flinders University, Griffith University, University of Queensland, NSW Department of Primary Industries, University of California, Chinese Academy of Sciences, USGS, Georgia State University, and more.
- Dr Tanya Doody, CSIRO, is a world leading researcher on plant water relations and ecohydrology. Dr Doody has extensive research experience with publications in international journals including Journal of Hydrology, Ecohydrology, and Hydrological Processes. Dr Doody's will present findings from her latest research in plant water relations.