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Sep 07

Plant Science Research Network Releases Decadal Vision 2020-2030

By Isabel Blog, Plant Science, Policy

Without sustained investment in plant science, the necessary research to generate innovative discoveries that solve these urgent problems is at risk. Recently, PSRN released its Plant Science Decadal Vision 2020-2030: Reimagining the Potential of Plants for a Healthy and Sustainable…

Jul 14

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Workshop on Development of National Gene Banks Proposes Modern Innovative Methods of Increasing Biodiversity in OIC Member States

By Isabel News, Policy

A virtual Workshop on the Development of National Gene Banks in the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was conducted online. The 160 participants examined issues of the development, conservation and exchange of plant and animal genetic…

Jul 13

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The Global Plant Council Statement for 2020-2021

By Isabel Blog, Policy

We aim to promote plant science across borders & disciplines, supporting those involved in research, education, and training, and to increase awareness of plant research in science and society. And next year 2021 we will continue.

Jun 23

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Protecting scientific diversity

By Isabel Future Directions, General, Global Collaborations, News, Policy, Research

In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists are facing great challenges because they have to reorient, interrupt or even cancel research and teaching. International researchers demand the active protection and support of diversity, equity and inclusion in science.

Nov 15

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Plant Health: prioritising the fight against 20 plant pests on the EU

By Isabel News, Plant Health, Policy

The EU has published a list of 20 regulated quarantine pests qualifying as priority pests, including Xylella fastidiosa, the Japanesebeetle, the Asian long-horned beetle, Citrus greening and Citrus Black Spot, whose economic, environmental and social impact on EU's territory is…

Apr 11

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EU’s opposition to modern crop breeding could harm trade

By Isabel News, Plant Science, Policy

New research has found that the European Union’s opposition to modern crop breeding is at odds with the majority of other countries around the world and could jeopardise international trade.

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Plant Science Research Network Releases Decadal Vision 2020-2030

Workshop on Development of National Gene Banks Proposes Modern Innovative Methods of Increasing Biodiversity in OIC Member States

The Global Plant Council Statement for 2020-2021

Protecting scientific diversity

Plant Health: prioritising the fight against 20 plant pests on the EU

EU’s opposition to modern crop breeding could harm trade

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