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Category Archives: RHS research
A personal reflection on Wild about Weeds – author Jack Wallington
By Tomos Jones The aim of my PhD is to identify which ornamental plants might become invasive in the future, possibly as a result of climate change. Gardeners have an important role in preventing invasive ornamental plants from escaping gardens, … Continue reading
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Future invaders at RHS Chelsea
I’m heading to RHS Chelsea 2019! To complete the RHS Chelsea survey, click here. I’m delighted to announce that I’ll be at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019, with an exhibit called Ornamental plants: our future invaders? in the Discovery Zone. … Continue reading
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Tagged #RHSChelsea2019
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A survey for BSBI vice-county recorders
This survey has now closed. Thanks to all BSBI vice-county recorders who completed the survey. I have recently started a PhD at the University of Reading titled ‘Garden plants: a threat to the natural environment due to climate change?’ This … Continue reading
EMA conference / Ohrid, Macedonia
Following last months Powdery Mildew Workshop in Eger, Hungary, I toured eastern Hungary; Tokaj and Debrecen, before travelling to Belgrade, Serbia, and Sarajevo and Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina was particularly beautiful with winding roads ambling through the … Continue reading
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Tagged #PowderyM, Conference, conservation, ECCF, EMA, Erysiphaceae, Erysiphales, European Council for the Conservation of Fungi, European Mycological Association, Fungal conservation, Fungi, Fungus, FYROM, International Society for Fungal Conservation, ISFC, IUCN, Macedonia, Ohrid, Oli Ellingham, Oliver Ellingham, Powdery Mildew, Red list
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Powdery Mildew Genomics Workshop 2017
The 7th Powdery Mildew Genomics Workshop 2017 concluded on Friday 15th September, 2017. The meeting followed on from another powdery mildew summer school, which I was unable to attend, and both were well hosted by the Eszterházy Károly University, Eger, Hungary.
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Tagged #PowderyM, Citizen Science, Conference, Effectoromics, Effectors, Eger, Erysiphales, Fungi, Fungicide, Fungicide Resistance, Genomes, Genomic Workshop, Genomics, Grapevine, Hungary, Oli Ellingham, Oliver Ellingham, Powdery Mildew, Resistance, Tokaj, Wine, Workshop
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