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Dr Stephan Helfer
Dr Stephan Helfer
I do research on parasitic microfungi, their biodiversity, taxonomy and distribution. I am interested in fungus-plant interactions and their effect on natural communities. I mainly use microscopic techniques for identification and basic…
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Prof Christopher Walker
Prof Christopher Walker
I worked for Forestry Commission in various roles, ending up in the Physiology Branch of the Northern Research Station, Roslin, working with mycorrhiza and tree roots. I took early retirement in 1996 to allow more time to follow my interest in the…
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Martin Gardner
Martin Gardner
From 1991 to 2021 I worked at the at RBG Edinburgh as co-ordinator of the International Conifer Conservation Programme on many aspects of conifer conservation. Part of my work has been to establish one of the world's most comprehensive networks for…
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Dr Zoe Goodwin
Dr Zoe Goodwin
I am the Postgraduate Co-ordinator for the RBGE's MSc in Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants. I am course leader for the 'Evolution of Plants', 'Biodiversity of Angiosperms' and 'Tropical Plant Identification' modules. I specialise in teaching the…
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Dr Mark Hughes
Dr Mark Hughes
Email: Mark HughesPhone: +44 (0)131 248 2893 Google Scholar profile. Southeast Asia is home to 15% of the worlds tropical forests, and has four globally important biodiversity hotspots. This unique mega-diversity is at the forefront of the…
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Dr Mark Watson
Dr Mark Watson
I have over 30 years’ experience in floristics, plant systematics, botanical nomenclature and biodiversity informatics. My work is centred on the Sino-Himalayan region, especially Nepal, where I collaborate with international and in-country…
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The Living Collection
Living Collection
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Living collection at Dawyck
Living Collection at Dawyck Botanic Garden
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The Living Collection
Living Collection at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
The living collection at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh has provided a resource for education, research and human health since its beginnings as a physic garden in the centre of Edinburgh. Today it adds to these functions plant conservation,…