Rate My Professor Gustavo Striker

His research centers on the ecophysiological responses of plants to waterlogging and submergence, with a specific focus on forage and crop species. He also investigates plants' capacity to recover from hypoxic stress and their responses to sequential stressors, such as waterlogging followed by drought. Striker has produced 65 research outputs, including 52 articles, 9 review articles, 2 book chapters, and 1 comment/debate. Key publications include 'Maize physiology under waterlogging: shoot and root adaptive responses to mitigate low oxygen stress' (Journal of Experimental Botany, 2025), 'Foliar fungal endophyte triggers host ecophysiological and morphological responses to drought and waterlogging' (Plant and Soil, 2025), 'Waterlogging stress on cereal, legume and oilseed crops' (chapter in Crop Physiology, 2026), 'Unveiling root morpho-anatomical traits driving tolerance to waterlogging, salinity, and their combination in Festuca arundinacea' (Functional Plant Biology, 2026), and 'Flooding during the growing season does not promote Echinochloa colona seedling emergence but shifts cohorts to summer drawdown periods' (Plant and Soil, 2026). His expertise relates to UN Sustainable Development Goals including Zero Hunger, Climate Action, and Life on Land.