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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Author: Australian Plant Phenomics Facility. The inaugural AusPheno Conference 2016. Organised by the APPF, was held in September at the CSIRO Discovery Centre. The conference brought together 155 Australian and international plant scientists from the public and private sector for a week of talks and activities. Combined with the 5. The APPF launched ‘ Plant Phenomics Australia. Posted in General News. And tagged phenomics AusPheno conference.
Frontiers in Plant Phenomics Workshop | Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog
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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Frontiers in Plant Phenomics Workshop. Staff from The Plant Accelerator participated in the Frontiers in Plant Phenomics Workshop at North Carolina State University on 1-3 June 2015. The workshop was organised by the University of Adelaide’s School of Agriculture, Food and Wine and brought together plant scientists, crop breeders, and technologists from Adelaide, Nottingham, Shanghai and North Carolina. Posted in General News. June 18, 2015.
Combining field performance with controlled environment plant imaging to identify the genetic control of growth and transpiration underlying yield response to water-deficit stress in wheat | Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog
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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Combining field performance with controlled environment plant imaging to identify the genetic control of growth and transpiration underlying yield response to water-deficit stress in wheat. Boris Parent, Fahimeh Shahinnia, Lance Maphosa, Bettina Berger, Huwaida Rabie, Ken Chalmers, Alex Kovalchuk, Peter Langridge and Delphine Fleury (2015). Posted in Plant Phenomics. August 10, 2015. By Australian Plant Phenomics Facility. Follow Blog via Email.
Postgraduate Student Internship Grants | Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog
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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Postgraduate Student Internship Grants. To accelerate research outputs, the high-throughput phenomics technology is supported by experts from a number of fields, i.e. agriculture, plant physiology, biotechnology, genetics, horticulture, image and data analysis, mechatronic engineering, computer science, software engineering, mathematics and statistics. Applications close on 15 October 2015. Further information and application form. Follow Blog...
Integrating image-based phenomics and association analysis to dissect the genetic architecture of temporal salinity responses in rice | Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog
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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Integrating image-based phenomics and association analysis to dissect the genetic architecture of temporal salinity responses in rice. University of Nebraska CITY: Lincoln STATE: Nebraska United States Of America [US]. University of Nebraska CITY: Lincoln United States Of America [US]. University of Adelaide CITY: Adelaide Australia [AU]. University of South Australia CITY: Adelaide Australia [AU]. Posted in General News. July 7, 2015. Send to...
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Welcome to the Plant Pathology Department Blog. Plant Pathology Main Website. You scream, I scream…yes Ice Cream Social time! August 12, 2015. Greenspan awarded prestigious Borlaug Fellowship. August 12, 2015. Plant Pathology Graduate Student Awards for 2015. July 28, 2015. Congratulations to the awardee of the Plant Pathology Graduate Student Awards for 2015. Help me congratulate (from left to right):. Li-Hung Chen – The Hewitt GSR. Brittany Pierce – The Hewitt GSR. Wenjie Qiao – The Hewitt GSR. For mor...
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Australian Plant Phenomics Facility Blog. News from the APPF. Combining field performance with controlled environment plant imaging to identify the genetic control of growth and transpiration underlying yield response to water-deficit stress in wheat. Boris Parent, Fahimeh Shahinnia, Lance Maphosa, Bettina Berger, Huwaida Rabie, Ken Chalmers, Alex Kovalchuk, Peter Langridge and Delphine Fleury (2015). Posted in Plant Phenomics. August 10, 2015. By Australian Plant Phenomics Facility. University of Nebras...
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All Under One Leaf. UK Plant Sciences Federation. Power Plants’: renewable energy from photosynthesis. By Barney Slater AMRSB, BBSRC PhD student at University of Cambridge and policy intern at the Royal Society of Biology, talks about renewable energy from photosynthesis. Moss radio. Photo: Fabienne Felder ( source. Plant Health Studentships: opportunities for undergrads and providers. This post was originally published on the Royal Society of Biology’s blog. On 9 January 2017. Dr Celia Knight FRSB.
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Mr PGC's Blog. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. March 4, 2015. The past few days, I get the feeling that this long, dark winter is beginning to fade. Oh, it will go kicking and screaming with a few more snow storms but, the end is definitely in sight. With the melting of the snow, it is now time to get back outdoors and go to work. Maybe winter isn’t so bad after all. Continue reading →. Winter Damage in the Landscape. January 28, 2015. Of course, the first thing and for some people, t...
