Dr. Tino Kreszies
Scientist
I am a plant scientist with a special interest on the effects of abiotic stresses on crops, such as drought, salt or nutrient deficiencies, as these will jeopardize food security in future. In my concept of research, I combine omics-technologies with plant physiology approaches, to understand the whole plant performance and their adaptation mechanisms to specific environments.Specific areas of interest include:
- The structure and function of suberized root barriers forming the root/soil interface
- The water and nutrient transport into plant roots
- The structure and function of cutin/wax barriers forming the plant/atmosphere interface
- Photosynthesis under aspects of nutrient deficiencies and drought stress
Current crops of interest:
- Barley & Wheat
- Maize
- Sugar beet
Teaching
Summer term
- Nutritional physiology of plants (BSc – Agrarwissenschaften)
- Fundamentals of plant nutrition (BSc – Agrarwissenschaften)
- Nutrient dynamics in the rhizosphere (MSc – Agrarwissenschaften)
Winter term
- Plant Nutrition – nutrient uptake and transport (BSc – Agrarwissenschaften)
Contributing to the courses
- Scientific writing and professional presentation in crop sciences (BSc)
- Methods of scientific presentation: An interdisciplinary course (MSc)
Endo- and Exodermis in cross‐sections of the basal part of wild barley seminal roots.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13653040/2020/43/2
See Google Scholar for a full list of my publications
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=cqSlK5EAAAAJ&hl=de&oi=ao