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Latest Issues
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Event: Webinar
4 November 2025 1:30pmOnline - GMTMicrobes as hidden or prominent players in plant life
Post-symposium webinar with Itumeleng Moroenyane and Ezgi Mehmetoglu Boz, hosted by Maarja Öpik
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News
New Phytologist Tansley Medal: 2026 competition now open
The submission deadline is 1 November 2025.
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News
Announcing Open Letters: a new format in Plants, People, Planet
A new format for groups of experts to present bold and succinct calls to action to those in positions to elicit and enact change.
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New Phytologist Now
30 September 2025 2:00pmRecordedBridging the gap: unravelling plant centromeres in the telomere-to-telomere era
Watch on demand: Matthew Naish: 2024 Tansley Medal Winner
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Special New Phytologist Workshop
11 December 2025 - 13 December 2025Bhopal, IndiaMolecular mechanisms of light-regulated plant development
Full programme coming soon
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47th New Phytologist Symposium
University of Cordoba, SpainExtreme Heat: extending the thermal limits of life
Explore how extreme heat affects plants and other ectothermic organisms that underpin ecosystem productivity.
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48th New Phytologist Symposium
Coming in 2026 - dates and location to be announcedForest interactions
Explore plant interactions in forest environments at all levels from micro- to macro-scales and across the whole spectrum of plant biology.

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