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The flower breeders who sold X-ray lilies and atomic marigolds

The Chelsea Flower Show is a world-renowned garden show held every year in May by the UK's Royal Horticultural Society. There are exhibits of garden design, educational outreach, and exciting new varieties of ornamental plants, fruits and vegetables, with prestigious awards…

Isabel29/05/2016

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Round-up of Fascination of Plants Day 2016

On May 18th, botany geeks around the world shared their love of plants in this year's Fascination of Plants Day! Here's our round-up of some of the best #fopd tweets! First things first, test your skills with this challenging plant science…

Isabel22/05/2016

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Underutilized crops and insects replace fishmeal in aquaculture feed

Farmed fish are often fed with fishmeal, produced from the dried tissues of caught marine fish. In 2012, a total of 16.3 million metric tons of fish were caught to produce fishmeal and fish oil, 73% of which was used…

Isabel13/05/2016

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Choosing your growth media for plant science

Considering its weedy nature, Arabidopsis thaliana is a fussy little plant. This can be a pain – even tiny environmental fluctuations can have significant impacts on the physiology and development that many of us are investigating. As silly as it…

Isabel06/05/2016

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Brexit and agriculture

Professor Wyn Grant In June 2016, the UK Government will hold a public referendum for the people to decide whether or not Britain should exit the European Union. This contentious issue, popularly known as “Brexit”, has even divided the governing…

Isabel28/04/2016

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The flower breeders who sold X-ray lilies and atomic marigolds

Round-up of Fascination of Plants Day 2016

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Choosing your growth media for plant science

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