Ann Cuypers

Professor Biology

Universiteit Hasselt

Belgium

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Ann Cuypers is a Professor of Biology at Universiteit Hasselt in Belgium. Her research focuses on the role of reactive oxygen species in plant stress responses, the effects of heavy metals on plant acclimation, and the use of biochar in enhancing soil health and crop yield. Recent publications include studies on plant responses to various environmental stressors and advancements in biopriming techniques for seed treatment.

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Articles (23)

Jacks of all trades: reactive oxygen species in plant responses to stress combinations and priming-induced stress tolerance

Biopriming of Cucumis sativus L. Seeds with a Consortium of Nitrofixing Cyanobacteria Treated with Static Magnetic Field

Cadmium-induced ER stress, autophagy and ethylene biosynthesis in leaves and roots of Arabidopsis thaliana and their dependence on stress intensity

Role of glutathione S-transferases in the mode of action of herbicides that inhibit amino acid synthesis in Amaranthus palmeri

Iron Oxide-Activated Carbon Composites for Enhanced Microwave-Assisted Pyrolysis of Hardwood

Impact of Heavy Metals on Cold Acclimation of Salix viminalis Roots

Application of biochar to anaerobic digestion versus digestate: Effects on N emissions and C stability

Biochar improves the nutrient cycle in sandy-textured soils and increases crop yield: a systematic review

Co‑pyrolysis of chicken manure with tree bark for reduced biochar toxicity and enhanced plant growth in Arabidopsis thaliana

Piggery wastewater treatment with a Chlorella microalgae-bacteria consortium and static magnetic field

Biochar's effect on the soil carbon cycle: a rapid review and meta-analysis

The glutathione-dependent alarm triggers signalling responses involved in plant acclimation to cadmium

Common Ivy (Hedera helix L.) Derived Biochar’s Potential as a Substrate Amendment: Effects of Leached Nutrients on Arabidopsis thaliana Plant Development

The screening of various biochars for Cd2+ removal at relevant soil pH

Biochar amendment to cattle slurry reduces NH3 emissions during storage without risk of higher NH3 emissions after soil application of the solid fraction

An Experimentally Validated Selection Protocol for Biochar as a Sustainable Component in Green Roofs

Cadmium-induced oxidative stress responses and acclimation in plants require fine-tuning of redox biology at subcellular level

Comparing cadmium-induced effects on the regulation of the DNA damage response and cell cycle progression between entire rosettes and individual leaves of Arabidopsis thaliana

Essential trace metals in plant responses to heat stress

Calcium affects uranium responses in Arabidopsis thaliana: From distribution to toxicity

Magnetically treated water influences soil properties, water absorption and nutrients in Beta vulgaris L.

Arabidopsis root growth and development under metal exposure presented in an adverse outcome pathway framework

Glutathione Is Required for the Early Alert Response and Subsequent Acclimation in Cadmium-Exposed Arabidopsis thaliana Plants

Collaborators (15)

Jan D'Haen

Nathalie Verbruggen

Miriam Gil-Monreal

Andreas J. Meyer

robert carleer

Dries Vandamme

Mikel Vicente Eceiza

Tom KUPPENS

Kris Vissenberg

Els Prinsen

Renier A L van der Hoorn

Ana Zabalza

Sophie Hendrix

MICHAELA PAPPA

Mercedes Royuela

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