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  • CIMMYT logo featuring green icons of maize and wheat, with text reading "International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre," highlighting advances in Maize Ecophysiology and Multi-Stress Research.
  • Logo of Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen with the university name in red text and a stylised red tree on the right, symbolising its commitment to MultiStress Research and Climate-Resilient Agriculture.
  • Logo of Georg-August-Universität Göttingen featuring stylised blue letters "GA" and the motto "In publica commoda seit 1737," reflecting its commitment to advancing research in climate-resilient agriculture and food security.
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  • Blue geometric logo featuring the letters "TUM" in a bold, angular typeface on a white background, representing pioneering work in Ecophysiology and Multi-Stress Research.
  • Logo of the University of Milan featuring a classical figure holding a staff inside a circular seal, with the university name in Italian to the right—symbolising its dedication to Maize Ecophysiology and MultiStress Research.
  • Universität zu Köln logo featuring a circular university seal with figures and text on the left, and the university name in blue capital letters on the right—reflecting excellence in fields like Climate-Resilient Agriculture and Multi-Stress Research.
  • Logo of Universität Hohenheim featuring a line drawing of a domed building with "1818" below, next to the university name in blue capital letters—a symbol of leading research in Crop Modelling and climate-resilient agriculture.
  • A shield-shaped crest divided into four sections with symbols representing climate-resilient agriculture, flanked by green branches, and a yellow banner below displaying the words "Oasis of Knowledge".

Quick Navigation → MultiStress Research Unit

Discover the central project, coordination project & 6 subprojects

Members
A glasshouse showcasing climate-resilient agriculture, with tall green plants inside, two large water tanks on either side, and a partly cloudy sky above.

ZP – Central Project

Experimentation, Data Hub and Synthesis of Findings

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Microscopic view of a plant root with thin, branching root hairs against a light pink background, highlighting structures crucial to ecophysiology and Multi-Stress Research.

SP1

Effect of stress by genotype interactions on above- and belowground carbon allocation, nutrient use efficiency and root-zone processes

Read about SP1
A potted maize plant is positioned in front of a black backdrop, with a camera on a tripod set up to photograph it in a glasshouse for ecophysiology research.

SP2

Investigating the physiological, biochemical, and molecular responses of maize to concurrent biotic and abiotic stresses

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Several potted maize plants growing in a controlled environment chamber with green trays and reflective metal walls, supporting MultiStress Research and crop modelling studies.

SP3

Molecular Adaptation to Contrasting Stress Regimes

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A close-up of a green leaf with round holes and bite marks, held by a brown clip—an example studied in MultiStress Research to advance climate-resilient agriculture, with potted plants blurred in the background.

SP4

Combined effects of stem borers and abiotic stresses on maize commercial hybrids

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Close-up of a maize leaf with brown streaks and discolouration, indicating signs of disease or stress—valuable insight for MultiStress Research and climate-resilient agriculture—with other maize plants and a clear sky in the background.

SP5

Combined Effects of Setosphaeria turcica and Abiotic Stresses on
maize genotypes

Read about SP5
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SP6

Integrating genetics into crop growth models to understand genotype response to combined (abiotic + biotic) stresses & synthesis of modelling

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COP – Coordination Project

Strategy, Dissemination, and Capacity Building

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