| ID | Title | Section | Authors | Keywords |
| 538 | Botany in the World’s Service
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Graham, Linda E.. | botany
Plants
applications |
| 529 | Botany in the World’s Service, focusing upon Nature’s Most Abundant Macromolecule, Cellulose
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Brown, R. Malcolm, Jr.. | Cellulose
Electronic paper
New global cellulose crops
Harold C. Bold
Novel applications of cellulose
Structure and Biochemistry
Molecular biology and phylogeny |
| 194 | Bryophytes: Plants with Alternate Life Styles, Novel Features, and Ecological Importance
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Vitt, Dale H.. | biofilter
bryophytes
experimental organism
peatmoss
Sphagnum |
| 492 | Can plant molecular and developmental biology improve human and environmental well being?
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Singer, Susan R.. | development
genetics
phytoremediation
edible vaccines
crop improvement |
| 150 | Helpful and Harmful Ferns
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Moran, Robbin. | ethnobotany
Ferns
weeds
vascular plants
Edible plants |
| 250 | How is botany doing in the war of the phyla?
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Plenary Symposium: Botany in the World's Service | Berry, Paul E.. | botany
crops
biodiversity
ethnobotanist |
