Sirpa M Mäkinen

Research Assistant
  • Phone number +358295327413
  • Email address sirpa.m.makinen@luke.fi
  • Address Juntintie 154 77600 SUONENJOKI

Ongoing projects

Certified production, maintenance of pre-basic mother plants

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2007–2029

Sustainable forestry of silver birch in Finland

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2023–2026

Climate tolerant and carbon fixing tree seedlings

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2023–2025

Completed projects

Crypreservation of plant genetic resources

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2022–2024

Managing of the national plant genetic resources collections

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2022–2024

UVC technology for control of strawberry diseases

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2022–2024

Green transition in plant protection

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2021–2023

Plant genetic resources cryobank development

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2021–2023

Arctic nettle, from weed to money (ARKNOKK)

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2020–2023

Arctic nettle: from weed to money

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2020–2023

New regional circular-economy promoting co-operation and bio-cover practices in Arctic mine tailings

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2020–2023

MAAKIERTO KP - Preparation of N/P rich soil conditioner by using "alkali earth activated" ash and side streams from industry and bioeconomy in the area of Central Ostrobothnia

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2020–2023

Tree seedling production under changing environment

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2017–2022

Improving Seed Orchard Management

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2020–2021

Dried cow manure as growing media for forest tree seedlings.

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2020–2021

From breeding to practice - Resilient pine seedlings

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2018–2020

Plant nutrition and plant health management strategies in strip-cropping systems of vegetables utilizing waste derived soil-improvers and fertilizers

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2018–2020

The use of ethylene for immunization of spruce seedlings against pathogens and pests

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2018–2020

UV-C LED in gray mold control

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2018–2020

Testing climatic adaptation and profitability of production of woody horticultural plants

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2017–2020

Development of forest tree seed production

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2018–2019

Assessing the role of climate factors in association with spread of invasive Phytophthora species in forests and from urban landscapes

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2016–2019