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Registration will
close 3 July 2008
Registration fees Registration fees cover all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and refreshment breaks, beginning with a light reception on Wednesday 17th and concluding with dinner on Friday 19 September 2008. The rate is based on the type of accommodation that you choose and will include the nights of 17, 18 & 19 September 2008:
*Rooming lists will be collated for twin, triple and chalet rooms. If you would like to share with someone in particular please indicate their name(s) on the registration form. Registration procedure Participants should first register for the meeting. You will be notified within two weeks whether your application has been accepted or not by the Chair of the Organizing committee. Once accepted your registration will be confirmed upon receipt of payment. Travel grants A number of travel grants are available for students and early-stage
career scientists wishing to attend the meeting. Please refer to the
posters & grants page for details on
how to apply. Registration, refund, cancellation policy Refunds will be made for cancellations received in writing (via
Email/FAX) 28 days prior to the meeting start date. No refunds (partial
or full) can be granted after this date. Anyone who registered but
cannot attend may send a substitute.
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| Physiological sculpture of plants logo by Gretchen Bracher. Illustrations: Pod rupture during seed development from, Chiurugwi et al. Growth of compatible pollen tubes through stigma and style, from Kemp & Doughty. Invasive wild oats and Localization of the defence-related triterpenes in oat roots from Field et al. Transcriptomic analysis of senescence-associated genes in barley, from Parrott et al. Simulating the effects of localized red:far-red ratio on tillering in spring wheat, from Evers at al. Phenotypic and transcriptomic analysis of lignification in Aradopsis, from Rogers et al. Increased and acquired resistance to TMV in tobacco, from Develey-Rivière & Galiana. Physiological sculpture of plants: new visions and capabilities for crop breeding is sponsored by the New Phytologist Trust |
