JAVIER FRANCISCO BOTTO

botto@ifeva.edu.ar

IFEVA Cátedra de Fisiología de las Plantas

Universidad de Buenos Aires

Av San Martín 4453

(1417) Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Argentina

 

PRESENT POSITIONS

 

ACADEMIC TRAINING

1994 – Licenciado en Ciencias Biológicas (B.Sc. in Biological Sciences)

1998 – Doctor en Ciencias Biológicas (Ph.D. in Biological Sciences)

Postdoc expriences

1998-1999 – Visiting Fellow Department of Biology, University of Leicester, U.K.

 

RESEARCH INTEREST

 

PUBLICATIONS

  1. Botto, JF; Sánchez, RA and Casal, JJ. 1995. Role of phytochrome B in the induction of seed germination by light in Arabidopsis thaliana. Journal of Plant Physiology 146, 307-312.
  2. Botto, JF; Sánchez, RA; Whitelam, GC and Casal, JJ. 1996. Phytochrome A mediates the promotion of seed germination by very low fluences of light and canopy shade-light in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiology 110, 439-444.
  3. Casal, JJ; Sánchez, RA and Botto, JF. 1998. Modes of action of phytochromes. Journal of Experimental Botany 49, 127-138. Revisión.
  4. Botto, JF; Scopel, AL; Ballaré, CL and Sánchez, RA. 1998. The effect of light during and after soil cultivation with different tillage implements on weed seedling emergence. Weed Science 46, 351-357.
  5. Botto, JF; Sánchez, RA and Casal, JJ. 1998. Burial conditions affect light responses of Datura ferox seeds. Seed Science Research 8, 423-429.
  6. Botto, JF; Scopel, AL and Sánchez, RA. 2000. The photoinduction of weed seed germination during soil disturbance depends on soil water status after cultivation. Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 27, 463-471.
  7. Botto, JF and Smith, H. 2002. Differential genetic variation in adaptative strategies to a common environmental signal in Arabidopsis accessions: phytochrome-mediated shade avoidance. Plant Cell & Environment 25, 53-64. (Link)
  8. Zavala, JA and Botto, JF. 2002. Impact of solar ultraviolet-B radiation on seedling emergence, chlorophyll fluorescence, and growth and yield of radish (Raphanus sativus L.). Functional Plant Biology 29, 797-805. (Link)

 

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