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David Bryla
Chad Finn
Niklaus Grunwald
Jana Lee
Jungmin Lee
Joyce Loper
Walter Mahaffee
John Pinkerton
Carolyn Scagel
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Carolyn F. Scagel

Plant Physiologist

 

 

 

 

Carolyn Scagel 

Carolyn Scagel

Research Plant Physiologist

3420 NW Orchard Avenue

Corvallis, OR  97330

Phone: (541) 738-4063

Fax: (541) 738-4025

Carolyn.Scagel@ars.usda.gov    

 

 

 

 

Our project focuses on how relationships between root growth and nutrient uptake influence plant performance and product quality of nursery crops. We also assess how benefits from mycorrhizal fungi can be enhanced to increase production efficiency and product quality.

 

This research will advance (1) basic knowledge of root and mycorrhizal functioning and (2) application of this knowledge to production systems by understanding how management practices and environmental variables affect root and mycorrhizal physiology.

 

In collaboration with other researchers and commercial producers, this project will develop sustainable practices for nutrient management that optimize product quality of nursery stock while maximizing benefits from mycorrhizal symbionts.

 

 

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