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Environmental Stress & Functional Ecology - ESFE

Helena Trindade de Donato

Auxiliary Professor

Biotechnology Molecular biology

I received a Ph.D. in Biology, Plant Biotechnology from the University of Lisbon in 1996 and I am currently working in the ESFE group of cE3c. I am a professor at the Plant Biology Department, teaching Cell Biology course at the University of Lisbon, and in the past also Plant Development and Microbiology courses. I am also part of the coordination of the master in Genetic and Molecular Biology (FCUL). My research focuses on molecular biology and plant Biotechnology, mainly through the use of molecular markers to characterize plants as well as in the study of secondary (specialized) metabolism genes of aromatic plants. My research interests include also invasive species, namely acacias, and their association with microorganisms. I have been involved in scientific orientation of several master dissertations (10) and PhD thesis (3).

Publications

Vicente, S., Trindade, H., Máguas, C. & Roux, J.J.L. (2023) Genetic analyses reveal a complex introduction history of the globally invasive tree Acacia longifolia.

NeoBiota, 82, 89-117. DOI:10.3897/neobiota.82.87455 (IF2022 5,1; Q1 Biodiversity Conservation)

Jesus, J.G., Máguas, C., Dias, R., Nunes, M., Pascoal, P., Pereira, M. & Trindade, H. (2023) What if root nodules are a guesthouse for a microbiome? The case study of Acacia longifolia.

Biology-Basel, 12(9), 1168. DOI:10.3390/biology12091168  (IF2022 4,2; Q1 Biology)

Sampaio, C., Vicente, S., Antunes, M., Máguas, C. & Trindade, H. (2023) Soil origin impacts Acacia longifolia above and belowground development: water and nutrition as players.

Soil Research, 61(5), 510-522. DOI:10.1071/SR22109  (IF2022 1,6; Q4 Soil Science)

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