Inter-vine signalling via plant volatiles
Background
Plants emit and respond to an array of volatile organic signalling molecules under conditions of biotic and abiotic stresses. Although unknown in grapevines, preliminary evidence from potted grapevines shows that water-stressed vines communicate with their well-watered neighbours and elicit a physiological water stress response.
Objectives/aims
Project leader
Dr
Vinay Pagay
University of Adelaide
Students
Miss
Joanah Midzi
(PhD Student)
University of Adelaide
Other investigators
Associate Professor
David Jeffery
University of Adelaide
Professor
Stephen Tyerman
University of Adelaide
Dr
Suzy Rogiers
NSW DPI
Industry partners
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