IBC 2011

Botany and religion agree on Latin

3 August, 2011

What is acacia? No plants…no humanity – call for action And other stories from the XVIII International Botanical Congress Over […]

1 August, 2011

Preamble As many as two-thirds of the world’s 350,000 plant species are in danger of extinction in nature during the

29 July, 2011

An end to rust? iPhones talking to the trees Protecting the potato War on willows

29 July, 2011

Posted on behalf of Lynne Sealie, CSIRO The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and Museum Victoria (MV) are proud to

29 July, 2011

30% of US transport fuelled by plants by 2030 The man who heads up the world’s largest integrated bioenergy research

29 July, 2011

Australia’s wheat crop looks to have been saved from a devastating infestation of rust—for now. In 1999 a new strain

29 July, 2011

Posted on behalf of CSIRO, Ref 11/82 Willows are major environmental weeds of riverbank habitats across much of south-eastern Australia. They

28 July, 2011

At the Botanical Congress today Secrets of a voodoo plant revealed – it could reshape Australian crops, and rescue African

28 July, 2011

At the Botanical Congress today Secrets of a voodoo plant revealed – it could reshape Australian crops, and rescue African

27 July, 2011

Posted on behalf of Lynne Sealie, Communication Manager, Atlas of Living Australia. Photos available. “The beginning of wisdom is to call a thing