Botany and religion agree on Latin
What is acacia? No plants…no humanity – call for action And other stories from the XVIII International Botanical Congress Over […]
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Botanical Congress
The XVIII International Botanical Congress was in Melbourne from 23-30 July 2011.
We helped run the media room for the event. You can see the stories released throughout the conference below.
Download a report highlighting some of the media coverage of the conference here
View the conference website here: http://www.ibc2011.com
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XVIII International Botanical Congress resolutions
Preamble As many as two-thirds of the world’s 350,000 plant species are in danger of extinction in nature during the
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An end to rust, war on willows, protecting the potato and more – Friday at the International Botanical Congress
An end to rust? iPhones talking to the trees Protecting the potato War on willows
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The Atlas of Living Australia
Posted on behalf of Lynne Sealie, CSIRO The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and Museum Victoria (MV) are proud to
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Cellulose: from paper planes to powering jet planes
30% of US transport fuelled by plants by 2030 The man who heads up the world’s largest integrated bioenergy research
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Saving the world’s wheat from rusting
Australia’s wheat crop looks to have been saved from a devastating infestation of rust—for now. In 1999 a new strain
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War on Willows
Posted on behalf of CSIRO, Ref 11/82 Willows are major environmental weeds of riverbank habitats across much of south-eastern Australia. They
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Thursday's stories at the Botanic Congress
At the Botanical Congress today Secrets of a voodoo plant revealed – it could reshape Australian crops, and rescue African
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Thursday’s stories at the Botanic Congress
At the Botanical Congress today Secrets of a voodoo plant revealed – it could reshape Australian crops, and rescue African
Botanical Congress, Media releases
What’s living in your street?
The Atlas of Living Australia will tell you. Within 5 km of News Limited in Holt Street, Sydney for example