Houston, Texas, USA
August 25, 2011
StollerUSA, the leader in plant performance technology, has announced the addition of Dr. Melinda Klein as the Director of Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition. Dr. Klein will be focusing on the interaction of nutrients and plant growth regulators and the molecular mechanisms underlying nutrient utilization.
Bringing over 13 years of research experience to this position, Klein’s main role will concentrate on research oriented projects that will enhance Stoller’s commitment to understanding and naturally impacting the genetic potential of plants. Previously working with the University of Massachusetts and Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Klein enjoyed a successful career as a lead project investigator with the research departments.
“We are extremely pleased to welcome Dr. Klein to our team of researchers. Her knowledge and dedication to plant research will bring the additional expertise to Stoller’s research efforts,” stated Jerry Stoller, President and CEO of Stoller Enterprises Inc. “It’s critical that we continue to expand our staff of innovative and knowledgeable R&D professionals to provide growers with unique solutions to their challenges.”
Klein received her Ph.D. in Plant Physiology from Cornell University and received her B.S. in Plant Biology from the University of California at Davis. She has technical experience in cell biology, molecular biology. plant physiology and biology.
StollerUSA is dedicated to helping producers enhance yields by maximizing genetic expression. The result is enhanced marketable yield, improved return-on-investment and improved tolerance to disease and other stress. Only Stoller products contain Stoller’s proprietary technology that is proven to ensure optimum plant growth by maintaining appropriate hormone balance in combination with supporting nutrients. Validated by Universities nationwide, Stoller’s unique formulations result in healthier, more productive crops that are better able to withstand stress and achieve their full genetic potential.
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