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Mason
MacDonald
Assistant Professor, Plant Ecophysiology
Department of Plant, Food, and Environmental Sciences
Email:
mason.macdonald@dal.ca
Phone:
902.893.3135
Mailing Address:
Room 280C, Cox Institute Faculty of Agriculture, Dalhousie University PO Box 550, Truro, NS, B2N 5E3
Education
Faculty Certificate in Teaching, Dalhousie University, 2020
Certificate in Teaching and Learning, Dalhousie, 2014
PhD, Plant Biology (Ecophysiology), Laval University, 2010
MSc, Agriculture (Ecophysiology), Dalhousie University, 2006
BSc, Agriculture (Environmental Science), Nova Scotia Agricultural College, 2004
Teaching
Current
BIOA1002 – Biology I
ENVA3001 – Environmental Sampling & Analysis
PLSC4002 – Plant Ecophysiology
MTHA0050 – Functions
Research Interest
Abiotic and environmental stress in plant physiology
Influence of climate change on crop yields and quality
Seed preconditioning and other stress mitigating technologies
Christmas tree physiology, ecology, and production
Enhancing carbon sequestration in plants
Publications
Full list of publications can be found on my
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