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2018

Agriculture and Food Seminars for 2018

Using mechanistic models to predict responses of agricultural pests to environmental change

Die another day: extending the reproductive life and seed yield of monocarpic plants

Engineering nitrogenase into plants – towards functional studies

Agriculture and Food – Lightning Talks #5. Thirsty chickpeas and lupins, stopping those aphid suckers, & sheep can be fussy eaters too – when low in Vitamin E

Maternal control of seed properties: evolutionary considerations, mechanisms, and agricultural implications

The Economic and Environmental Cost of Australia’s GM Canola Moratorium

Indigenous Mexican Variety of Corn Captures the Nitrogen it Needs from the Air

Agriculture & Food Lightning Talks #5. Fascination with Food: food-pathogens, food-waste & value addition, fat-globules

Identifying the genetic control of sodium and chloride exclusion in grapevine rootstocks to breed for improved salt tolerance

Wheat pre-breeding at NIAB: progress to trait dissection- Alison Bentley

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