Tagungen und Workshops zum Thema Botanik

Association of Applied Biologists (aab)

The 5th Symposium of Potato Cyst Nematode Management will cover many aspects, including international distribution, genetic diversity, sampling and decision making, population dynamics, diagnostics, integrated management, biology and application of resistance, use of effectors, rotational control, chemical control, biological control and novel control methods such as RNAi and biofumigation.

Tel.: [+442476575195];     Email: john@aab.org.uk

Potato, Cyst, Nematode, Biofumigation

Sociedade de Ecologia do Brasil

This congress aims to:

-Develop scientific-academic interchange sessions on interest topics related to congress to generate collective work agendas.

-Exchange of experience and knowledge among experts in production, reproduction, taxonomy, phenology and biogeography, to identify priority areas of management and conservation of cacti and succulent.

-Generate linkage schemes among academia, non-governmental organizations and governmental institutions to build bridges of communication oriented to management and conservation of cacti and succulent.

-Promote the appropriations of scientific knowledge generated by remarkable national and international researchers.

Tel.: [+52 1 844 4389646];     Email: cicys.saltillo@gmail.com

Taxonomy, phenology and biogeography, Production and reproduction, Management and conservation

Association of Applied Biologists (aab)

Behind their apparent simplicity, plant viruses have an incredible capacity to modify their hosts’ biological processes, including control of gene expression, macromolecular trafficking and transport, basal and induced stress defence mechanisms, and many other areas of the plant physiology. On their own, plant viruses are fascinating entities, having evolved an incredible array of smart strategies to express their genes from their very compact genomes. Thus, plant viruses are excellent study subjects, providing keys and probes to analyse and dissect many aspects of the plant biology. On a more strategic side, using very few building blocks, plant viruses produce transmission and persistence particles with amazing properties and incredible biotechnological potential. Last but not least, plant viruses cause global and regional economic and societal losses, being responsible for a significant proportion of devastating emergent and re-emergent plant diseases; development of strategies to control phytopathogenic viruses are therefore of the outmost importance. This conference is open to all researchers studying plant viruses and virus-induced diseases at any level, from molecular to ecological scale, including evolutionary aspects of plant viruses and virus-induced diseases.

Tel.: [+442476575195];     Email: john@aab.org.uk

Plant, virus, phytopathogenic

Plantes médicinales et substances bioactives, Eau et nourriture, Biotechnologie alimentaire, valorisation des dates et des sous-produits de date, Lutte contre les ravageurs des dattiers et des palmiers dattiers

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH

Mikroskopie,    Biologie

Elucidating the mechanisms that control the formation, positioning and subsequent activity of chromatin domains is of increasing interest to plant biologists. This symposium proposes to bring together a panel of experts in nuclear organisation, chromatin dynamics and stress responses in plants but also renown experts among animal cell biologists; ultimately the aim is to discuss the state of the art in this exciting area of research and foster novel interactions.

Sports Turf Managers Association

STMA’s Annual Conference & Exhibition allows members to share information with other successful members of the sports turf industry at exciting locations. In addition to educational seminars, hands-on workshops and the latest technology on display, conference attendees are able to tour professional, college and municipal facilities that offer a range of insights to take back home. There is simply no better conference around!

Association pour l’Etude Taxonomique de la Flore d’Afrique Tropicale

The overall theme of the conference is ‘Diversity and conservation of African plants: challenges and opportunities’ and the specific thematic areas have been selected to accommodate the current efforts and interests in African Botany.

The Botanical Society of America

American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB)