| Czech Laboratory of Growth Regulators: Joint facility of Palacky University, Olomouc and the Institute of Experimental Botany, Czech Republic. The laboratory is involved in study of both plant and animal growth regulators (cytokinin, auxin, CDK inhibitors - olomoucin, roscovitin). |
| Environmental Biology Group at the Australian National University: The group studies fundamental aspects of plant growth and adaptive responses to environmental stresses and environmental variation, including global climate change. |
| Institute of Plant Nutrition at Hohenheim University: The Institute of Plant Nutrition at Hohenheim University in Stuttgart, Germany, conducts research on many aspects of plant nutrition. The focus is on plant soil relationships. |
| Institute of Plant Physiology at the Bulgarian Acadamy of Sciences: Acad. M. Popov Institute of Plant Physiology of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is a research centre for plant physiology and biochemistry in Bulgaria. The main research areas are plant growth and development, regulation of photosynthesis, plant mineral nutrition and plant water relations, and regulation of plant metabolism and gene expression. |
| Laboratory of Plant Physiology, University of Groningen: Plant Physiology lab, headed by Prof. T. Elzenga at the University of Groningen. Includes individual pages by members of the lab. |
| Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology in Golm: The mission of the MPI-MP institute is to study biological phenomena in plants at a molecular level using systems (whole plant) biology to create a holistic picture of metabolism in the context of growth and development. |
| Nitrogen Fixation Research Center: Studies on the biological fixation of nitrogen at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. |
| Plant Biotechnology and Biochemistry Laboratory Page of Middle East Technical University: research laboratory studying plant resistance to herbicides, abiotic stresses, insects, and nematodes. |
| Rhizogenesis Lab: The rhizogenesis lab at the 'Institute de recherche pour le developpement' are interested in the cellular and molecular biology of lateral root formation in tropical trees of the Casuarinaceae family and its control by environmental factors |
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