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Vodcasts and Blogs
Links to blogs are below:
The evolutionary ecology of weed resistance to herbicides in global cropping systems. Dr Paul Neve
Overview of raspberry and blueberry research at the James Hutton Institute. Dr Julie Graham
Amos Memorial lecture 2014. The scope of scientific research in fruit growing by Professor Peter Gregory
Plant Stress Response: Short-term physiological adaptation and long-term evolutionary consequence by Prof. Nick Harberd
The Sussex plan for honeybee health and wellbeing by Prof. Francis Ratneiks
Improving crop fertiliser use efficiency and bio-fortifying crops, by Dr John Hammond
European canker in New Zealand: understanding pathogen genetics, breeding host resistance and developing control strategies in the field by Dr Reiny Scheper and Dr Monika Walter
Exploring the genetic basis of host specificity in Pseudomonas syringae by Michelle Hulin
Supply and demand of pollination services. Prof. Simon Potts
Alternaria leaf spot pathogens: genetics, evolutionary history and diagnostics, Dr Andrew Armitage
Why do insects vary genetically in their susceptibility to infection? Dr Frank Jiggins
White button mushrooms: an intriguing viral ecosystem
Pubescent Plants. Roots vs. Reproduction. Dr Amanda Rasmussen
How virulence effectors modulate plant processes to promote insect colonisation by Dr Saskia Hagenhout
The effects of cropping systems on selenium and glucosinolate concentrations in vegetables by Dr Eleftheria Stavridou
The phloem highway – development, defence and fast food for aphids by Dr Colin Turnbull
Challenges in root phenotyping by Tobias Wojceichowski
Bumblebees parasites and pollination by Dr Mark Brown
Tools to visualise the tomato genome by Dr Alessandra Traini
Harnessing epigenetics to improve horticultural crops by Dr David Baulcombe
Strawberry Breeding techniques – selecting crosses
Strawberry breeding techniques – seed collection
Strawberry breeding techniques – crossing
Dealing with spotted wing drosophila by Dr Peter Shearer
New opportunities for pest managment, GM and companion cropping by Prof John Pickett