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Lilia Levy Häner

Deputy Head of Research Group

Agroscope

Switzerland

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Prof. Lilia Levy Häner is the Deputy Head of Research Group at Agroscope in Switzerland. Her research primarily focuses on agronomy, particularly in the areas of wheat variety optimization, nitrogen fertilization strategies, and the impacts of climatic factors on crop quality. Recent publications include studies on the benefits of mixture planting in wheat and the effects of nitrogen rates in no-till systems.

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Lukas Roth

Full professor

Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

GERMANY

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Michele Volpi

Senior Scientist and Lecturer

ETH Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Raphaël Charles

Forschungsinstitut für biologischen Landbau

SWITZERLAND

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Annelie Holzkämper

Team leader: Water protection

Agroscope

SWITZERLAND

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Christian Grovermann

Forschungsinstitut für biologischen Landbau

SWITZERLAND

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Characterizing yield through wheat’s perception of chronological progression: a multi-omics plant time warping approach

Plasticity in ear density drives complementarity effects and yield benefits in wheat variety mixtures

Evaluation of winter wheat varieties’ responses to nitrogen supply supported by 10-band multispectral aerial imaging: reproducibility over crop seasons and sites

Some combinatorics of data leakage induced by clusters

Evaluating nitrogen fertilization strategies to optimize yield and grain nitrogen content in top winter wheat varieties across Switzerland

Asynchrony is more important than genetic distance in driving yield stability in wheat variety mixtures

Precipitation causes quality losses of large economic relevance in wheat production

Three decades of organic wheat improvement: Assessing the impact and returns on investment

Lessons From 20 Years of Studies of Wheat Genotypes in Multiple Environments and Under Contrasting Production Systems

Nitrogen Rate Increase Not Required for No-Till Wheat in Cool and Humid Conditions

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Lukas Roth

Michele Volpi

Raphaël Charles

Annelie Holzkämper

Christian Grovermann

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