Mailing Address:
Fifield Hall
2550 Hull Road
PO Box 110690
Gainesville, Florida 32611
Office: 1113 Fifield Hall
Phone: (352) 273-4765
E-mail: g.nunez@ufl.edu
Website: Nunez Lab
The Nunez Lab at the University of Florida is a creative space where students develop research, cultivation, and communication skills while performing rigorous scientific research in horticultural plant physiology and nutrition. We employ a combination of agricultural and biochemical approaches to answer agriculturally relevant questions about berry crops.
Authors | Year | Title / Description | Publication |
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Nunez, G. H., C. L. Harmon, J. W. Olmstead, and R. L. Darnell | 2016 | Root-level inoculation with iron-reducing microorganisms does not enhance iron uptake by southern highbush blueberry plants | Rhizosphere 2:24-33. |
Nunez, G. H., J. W. Olmstead, and R. L. Darnell | 2016 | Towards marker assisted breeding for root architecture traits in southern highbush blueberry. | JASHS 141(5):414-424. |
Nunez, G. H., A. P. Kovaleski, B. Casamali, and R. L. Darnell | 2016 | Can science and genetics literacy affect student perception of genetically modified organisms?. | AgBioForum 19(1):5. |
Nunez, G. H., J. W. Olmstead, and R. L. Darnell | 2015 | Rhizosphere acidification is not part of the strategy I iron deficiency response of Vaccinium arboreum and the southern highbush blueberry. | HortScience 50(7):1064-1069. |
Nunez, G. H., A. P. Kovaleski, and R. L. Darnell | 2014 | Formal education can affect students’ perception of organic produce. | HortTechnology 24(1):64-70. |