The Lynch and Brown labs have access to state-of-the art laboratories, large greenhouses, and agricultural fields in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Africa. Collaborations with scientists around the world provide further laboratories and land.
This is the lab's primary field site and is located only a few miles from Penn State. The lab uses several fields and facilities at this farm for controlled studies of phosphorus, nitrogen, and water stress.
The Lynch and Brown labs utilize approximately 4500 sq ft of greenhouse space on the Penn State campus.
The Roots Lab has access to laboratories totaling approximately 3,000 sq. ft. at the Penn State campus.
This facility is revolutionizing high-throughput phenotyping of root anatomical traits by increasing the speed of sectioning and imaging and allowing 3D reconstructions.
