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19th New Phytologist Symposium
21st
- The ecology of ectomycorrhizal fungi
Future Symposia If you are interested in organising a New Phytologist Symposium in the future, please get in touch with Central Office outlining the area of research, scope of the meeting and proposed venue in a brief summary (no more than 500 words). Usually these meetings would be expected to extend over two days, with invited speakers and a maximum of 80-100 delegates. Please provide a list of potential invited speakers and indicate your full contact details. You are welcome to contact Central
Office with any preliminary enquiries. 18th - Calcium–based signalling
systems in plants 17th New Phytologist Symposium 16th New Phytologist
Symposium 15th New Phytologist
Symposium 14th New Phytologist
Symposium 13th New Phytologist
Symposium Functional genomics of environmental
adaptation in Populus Plant speciation Functional
genomics of plant-microbe interactions Heavy metals
and plants - from ecosystems to biomolecules Stomata 2001 Signalling in plants Root dynamics and global change - an ecosystem perspective At the crossroads of plant physiology and ecology - causes and
consequences of variation in leaf structure Major biological issues resulting from anthropogenic disturbance
of the nitrogen cycle Putting plant physiology on the map - genetic analysis of developmental
and adaptive traits Plant-microbe symbiosis - molecular approaches |
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