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Crop Pest and Pathogen, Daniel P. Bebber, David Smith, New Phytologists, News, Plant Pathology, Sarah J. Gurr, Timothy Holmes

India Only Next to USA in Terms of Number of Crop Pests and Pathogens

February 12, 2014

Indian Botanists

Tweet Plant Scientists from UK have studied the economic and physical determinants of the global distribution of crop pests and pathogens. The full report has been published online in New Phytologist on Tuesday (11th February 2014) As a part of their study they observed the pest and pathogen numbers per country, with the largest numbers…
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32nd New Phytologist Symposium : 20 – 22 November, 2013

March 16, 2013

Indian Botanists

Symposium Title: ‘Plant interactions with other organisms: molecules, ecology and evolution’ Official Poster of 32nd New Phytologist Symposium Date : 20-22 November 2013 Venue : Universidad Católica, Puerto Madero Campus, Buenos Aires, Argentina Poster abstract submission deadline: 13 September 2013 Registration Fee :Before October 18th 2013 Student ($240.00) Regular ($360.00) After October 18th 2013 Student…
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Metahne, Metahne Ecosystem, New Phytologists, Vincent Gauci, Wetland Trees

Trees in tropical peat forests release more methane through their stems than is emitted from the soil surface

December 18, 2012

Indian Botanists

Tweet Sunitha Pangala, final year PhD student at The Open University’s Centre for Earth, Planetary Space and Astronomical Research,Walton Hall, United Kingdom under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Vincent Gauci has reported that Wetlands are the largest source of methane to the atmosphere, with tropical wetlands comprising the most significant global wetland source component.…
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India Only Next to USA in Terms of Number of Crop Pests and Pathogens

32nd New Phytologist Symposium : 20 – 22 November, 2013

Trees in tropical peat forests release more methane through their stems than is emitted from the soil surface

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