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Esteban Salmerón-Sánchez

Dr. Esteban Salmerón-Sánchez

University of Almeria (Spain)

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Ph.D. Esteban Salmerón Sánchez. He is a Lecturer at the University of Almería in the Department of Biology and Geology, Plant Physiology. He has a Master’s Degree in biochemistry. He is specialized in Ecophysiology, Systematics and is a Laboratory Technician. He has participated in research projects related to genetic studies such as genetics of floral development, the search for markers associated with resistance to diseases in horticultural plants or digestive enzymes. He started his Ph.D. in the field of wild plant species, within the research group named "Conservation Biology”. His Ph.D. dissertation was entitled “Genetic diversity, population structure, phylogeography, and phylogeny of the dolomiticolous species present in the Betic ranges”. He is a member of SEBP, SEBOT, and APICE. Awards received: Doctorate in Applied and Environmental Sciences; Mention of End of Thesis Award. Master's Degree in Classroom Research and Didactic Assessment for Teachers Mention of End of Master’s Degree Award.

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Botany
Plant Physiology
Taxonomy
Plant Sciences
Phylogeography and bio...

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Ph.D. Esteban Salmerón Sánchez. He is a Lecturer at the University of Almería in the Department of Biology and Geology, Plant Physiology. He has a Master’s Degree in biochemistry. He is specialized in Ecophysiology, Systematics and is a Laboratory Technician. He has participated in research projects related to genetic studies such as genetics of floral development, the search for markers associated with resistance to diseases in horticultural plants or digestive enzymes. He started his Ph.D. in the field of wild plant species, within the research group named "Conservation Biology”. His Ph.D. dissertation was entitled “Genetic diversity, population structure, phylogeography, and phylogeny of the dolomiticolous species present in the Betic ranges”. He is a member of SEBP, SEBOT, and APICE. Awards received: Doctorate in Applied and Environmental Sciences; Mention of End of Thesis Award. Master's Degree in Classroom Research and Didactic Assessment for Teachers Mention of End of Master’s Degree Award.