Eduardo José Haverroth

PhD in Plant Physiology | Researcher @Embrapa

[Plant Physiology @PlantPhys]

Shoot hydraulic impairments induced by root waterlogging: parallels and contrasts with drought-Eduardo J Haverroth, Cristiane J Da-Silva, Matthew Taggart, Leonardo A Oliveira, Amanda A Cardoso https://t.co/GQgjoKxa7P @eduhaverroth @amandaacardoso1 @Leonardo4raujo @ASPB #PlantSci

[Eduardo José Haverroth @eduhaverroth]

We believe that the leaf hydraulic dysfunction occurring early during waterlogging results in leaves acting as ‘circuit breakers’ against stem dehydration below catastrophic embolism levels and plant mortality during the post-waterlogging.

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Check out our new publication in Plant physiology: "Shoot hydraulic impairments induced by root waterlogging: parallels and contrasts with drought"

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Stomatal closure and declines in leaf hydraulic conductance occur early during waterlogging. Then, Water potential declines are observed, with leaf water potential dropping faster than stem water potential - leaves reach critical water potentials earlier.

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Impacts on water potential are observed only after the declines in stomatal conductance and leaf hydraulic conductance. Leaf water potential declines faster than stem water potential - leaves reach critical water potentials earlier.

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Stomatal closure and declines in Leaf hydraulic conductance are induced early during waterlogging.

[Eduardo José Haverroth @eduhaverroth]

🏆 Delighted to have secured 3rd prize at the Mason Pharr Symposium at NC State University for my poster presentation! 🚀 Engaging discussions and valuable feedback on science communication made it even more enriching! 🌱 Dive into my research: https://t.co/Sj2hPpQkxy

[The Plant Cell @ThePlantCell]

LETTER: The Black American experience: Answering the global challenge of broadening participation in STEM/agriculture (Eduardo Haverroth, Mariah Gobble, LaTosha Bradley, Kailyn Harris-Gilliam, et. al.) https://t.co/k1dWrotrAC @tlong_ncsu@ASPB #PlantSci

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I am happy to share my recent publication in @ThePlantCell.
The manuscript is a letter to the editor regarding the advocacy of programs like AI2EAR, which includes programming designed to support underrepresented minorities.

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@MoabAndrade @CIDBioScience Nice job