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Providing For Our Brave New World

The Journal of Experimental Botany (JXB) published a special issue in June entitled ‘Breeding plants to cope with future climate change’ By Jonathan Ingram The Journal of Experimental Botany (JXB) recently published a special issue entitled ‘Breeding plants to cope…

Isabel17/09/2015

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Nanopores: Next, next generation sequencing

Do you have a genome sequencer in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? By Nikolai Adamski On September 4 I attended an event sponsored by Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) at Norwich Research Park, UK, which focused…

Isabel10/09/2015

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A Postcard From… The Argentinean Society of Plant Physiology (SAFV)

This week Professor Edith Taleisnik describes the vision and activities of the Argentinean Society of Plant Physiology (SAFV), a Member Organization of the Global Plant Council dedicated to promoting collaboration in plant science within Argentina, across Latin America and beyond.…

Isabel03/09/2015

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Plant Biology Scandinavia 2015

Celia Knight and Saijaliisa Kangasjarvi at the conference dinner The 26th Scandanavian Plant Physiology Society (SPPS) Congress took place from the 9th – 13th August at Stockholm University. Celia Knight attended the meeting and has written a report for the…

Isabel28/08/2015

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The Global Plant Council: now on Facebook!

Here at the Global Plant Council (GPC) we're big fans of social media – we're even helping to develop a new social media platform just for plant scientists! As well as this blog, we also have two Twitter accounts: our main,…

Isabel19/08/2015

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Plant Biology 2015: Introducing Plantae.org

Minneapolis skyline. Photo by 'zman z28', Flickr, used under a CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 license. Ruth and I recently flew out to Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, to attend the American Society of Plant Biologists’ (ASPB) annual conference, Plant Biology 2015. Ruth did a…

Isabel11/08/2015

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James Wong: Plant Geeks Will Save The World!

James Wong trained as a botanist at Kew Gardens in London, UK, before embarking on a wide and varied career encompassing broadcasting, writing and garden design. He demonstrates his passion for plants in every strand of his work, and is…

Isabel31/07/2015

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