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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Degree in Agronomy from the State University of the Center-West (Unicentro) (2011), Master's degree in Agronomy from Unicentro (2014), PhD in Crop Science from the Luiz de Queiroz School of Agriculture - University of São Paulo (ESALQ-USP) ( 2019) with a sandwich period at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC, IL, USA) (2018). Post-doctorate in Agronomy from Unicentro (2019-2022). Currently he works as Professor of Agriculture Major Crops at ESALQ-USP; Coordinator of the Sugarcane Study Group Prof. Edgar Beauclair (GECA); Accredited Professor (2022-current) in the Postgraduate Program in Agronomy at Unicentro; and Collaborating Professor (2022-current) in the Postgraduate Program in Crop Science at ESALQ/USP. He was a professor at Faculdade Guarapuava in the subjects of Agriculture II and III. He has experience in agricultural production systems in major crops, with an emphasis on leguminous crops, agricultural experimentation, phenotyping, cultural management and treatments, seeds, grain composition and data analysis, mainly. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Climate change and global warming represent a growing challenge for agriculture. Soybean cultivars present phenotypic differences that impact their transpiration capacity, such as root biomass volume and partitioning, as well as aerial part attributes such as canopy architecture, leaf shape, stomata density, among others. A little-studied point is the phenotypic plasticity in soybean deve…
The effects of climate change are already a reality in the agricultural sector, concerning the increase of frequency dry spells due to thermal and water instability. The objective of this study is to evaluate agronomic performance and stress attributes in soybean plants in response to the application of soluble sources of silicon through soil with foliar supplementation, with and without …
Soybean cultivars show variation in biomass partitioning for root formation, but it is still little known whether greater root growth has any advantage for plant performance in response to water and mechanical stress on soil physical attributes. Soil compaction is currently a limiting factor for high productivity, especially when soil turning is not carried out, as occurs in areas under n…
Brazilian soybeans yields have steadily risen considerably since the beginning of the green revolution to the present day. Among several factors that contributed to both new technologies and agricultural practices as well as the genetic gain afforded by plant breeding. While soybean yield increased through traditional breeding efforts, morphophysiological modifications in Brazilian cultiv…
The average yield of the soybean crop in Brazil has increased considerably in the last 50 years, however it is widely unknown what are the morphophysiological attributes that contributed to this increase. It is intended with this research, to better understand how the genetic improvement for soybean yield modified aspects of plant physiology. Moreover, from the industrial revolution to th…
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