Publications


Here you can find the Scientific Publications related to the Project


Congresses


"Interaction between plants and methane-oxidizing microorganisms"


Pacheco, P., Barros-Rodríguez, A., Fernández, D., Ramos, A., & Manzanera, M. (October 1-4, 2024). Study of the interaction between plants and methane-oxidizing microorganisms to increase plant tolerance to drought. Poster presented at the 27th European Nitrogen Cycle Meeting & XVI National Meeting on Nitrogen Metabolism. Granada, Spain


"Methanotrophic bacteria against water stress"

Pacheco, P., Barros-Rodríguez, D., Perez-Tapia, V., and Manzanera, M. (February 19-21, 2025). Methanotrophic bacteria against water stress. Poster presented at the XI Scientific Meeting of the Specialized Group on Plant Microbiology. Granada, Spain



"International conference Cooperation"

I International conference Cooperation, cultures, societies and african processes of digitalisation south of the Sahara. October 17 and 18, 2024. Granada, Spain

"Plant-methane-oxidizing microorganism interaction"


Pacheco, P., Barros-Rodríguez, A., Fernández, D., Ramos, A., and Manzanera, M. (November 6-7, 2024). Study of plant-methane-oxidizing microorganism interaction to increase plant tolerance to drought. Presentation at the 2024 International Congress–Science and Technology Meeting. Huancavelica, Peru



Master's thesis


"Development of agricultural plants and greenhouse gas"


Fernández, D. (2024). Experimental study on the development of agricultural plants and greenhouse gas capture using controlled plant-methane-oxidizing microorganism interaction systems. Master's thesis. University of Granada. Granada, Spain


"Isolation and characterization of biosafety bacteria "


Ramos, A. (2024). Isolation and characterization of biosafety and plant growth-promoting bacteria. Master's thesis. University of Granada. Granada, Spain


Final degree projects


"Methanotrophic bacteria as biofertilizers "


Gazquez, L. (2024). Use of methanotrophic bacteria as biofertilizers under drought conditions. Final degree project. University of Granada. Granada, Spain