Wilfried Rozhon

Prof. Wilfried Rozhon is a Professor in the Department of Agriculture, Ecotrophology, and Landscape Development at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. He specializes in plant biology, agricultural chemistry, and soil microbiology, with a focus on hormone signaling and plant stress responses. His research integrates long-term field trials, molecular mechanisms of plant immunity, and analytical methods for agricultural products. Rozhon advises the Master of Science program in Ecotrophology and contributes to interdisciplinary studies on sustainable agriculture and food science.

His research interests include brassinosteroid signaling pathways, antiviral immunity in plants, and the interplay between hormones like salicylic acid and gibberellins. Recent work explores soil microbial dynamics under varying fertilization and tillage practices, as well as optimizing analytical techniques for food and cosmetic compounds. Rozhon collaborates on projects like honey crystallization analysis and genetic modifications to enhance crop resilience.

Rozhon’s publications highlight advancements in understanding plant defense mechanisms, hormone regulation, and applied agricultural chemistry. His work bridges fundamental research with practical applications in crop improvement and food quality assessment.