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Plant Sciences and Biodiversity Seminar Series 2008

Seminars to be held at 1pm on Wednesdays in the Mueller Hall of the National Herbarium Building, Birdwood Avenue, South Yarra. (Melways 2G A12)

September 3

Dr. Greg Moore
School of Resource Management, Burnley College, University of Melbourne

Managing trees in a changing environment

October 8

Professor David Cantrill
Chief Botanist & Director, Plant Sciences & Biodiversity, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

Biotic connections between Australia and Patagonia - a tour of key fossil sites in Patagonia

October 22

Geoff Lay, BSc (Hons) FIA FIAA
Fungimap volunteer, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

A layman's guide to plants of the Northern Territory

November 5 (MH & DP3 booked 22 Jan 2008)

James Kidman
Honours student, Botany Department, The University of Melbourne

The phylogenetic position of the extra-Australian Phyllodinous Acacias

 

 

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