Elena Vincenzi

Elena Vincenzi is a Researcher affiliated with the Department of Horticulture & Product Physiology and PE&RC (Production Ecology & Resource Conservation). Her work focuses on plant physiology and genetics, particularly in horticultural crops.

Research Interests:

• Photosynthesis and photoprotection mechanisms
• Photoperiodicity and light manipulation effects on plant yield
• Genetic variability in plant systems

Research Output Trends: Elena's publications interrogate the impact of far-red light on tomato fruit quality and yield, differential photosynthetic responses in canopy layers, and gene copy number variations affecting photosystem II efficiency in Arabidopsis. Her work intersects horticulture, molecular biology, and agricultural sciences.

Projects: She is currently investigating Physiological analysis of far-red effects on fruit-bearing tomato plants, aiming to optimize cultivar performance for growers.

Labs & Collaborations: Elena collaborates with researchers like Leo F.M. Marcelis and Ernst Heuvelink, contributing to interdisciplinary studies in plant physiology and genetic variability.