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GPC AGM: Another exciting year of innovative collaborations

The content of the Global Plant Council’s Annual General Meeting was summed up by outgoing Chair Professor Wilhelm Gruissem’s opening remarks: “We have made a lot of progress and accomplished many things, but we still have much work to do”.…

Isabel19/11/2015

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Stress Resilience: Call for papers for a JXB Special Issue!

Following the recent Stress Resilience Symposium and Discussion Forum that we co-hosted in Brazil last month with the Society for Experimental Biology, we are pleased to announce a call for papers for a forthcoming Special Issue of the SEB's Journal…

Isabel17/11/2015

Blog Future Directions

Taking Care of Wildlings

By Hannes Dempewolf We at the Global Crop Diversity Trust care about wildlings! No, not the people beyond The Wall, but the wild cousins of our domesticated crops. By collecting, conserving and using wild crop relatives, we hope to be…

Isabel28/10/2015

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Biofortification

Approaches to biofortification Biofortification is the improvement of the nutritional value of our crops through both traditional breeding and genetic engineering. Alongside DivSeek and Stress Resilience, biofortification is one of the Global Plant Council’s three main initiatives and will be…

Isabel21/10/2015

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Women in Plant Science, Part II

Tuesday 13th October was Ada Lovelace Day, an international celebration of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) in honor of Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer. To highlight the achievements of women in STEM we’ve spoken to female…

Isabel15/10/2015

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GPC AGM: Another exciting year of innovative collaborations

Stress Resilience: Call for papers for a JXB Special Issue!

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Women in Plant Science, Part II

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