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CIB PhD student Emily Jones receives the prize for best talk @ EMAPI 2019! Well done the fern lady!
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Huge thanks to these lovely people for organising the @emapi2019 conference :)
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How muggle gods destroyed the first forest.... Back to mythology and history @emapi2019
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From wetland to Crassula land.... Do we underestimate the risks of invasive species? Particularly, impacts of multiple Invasives interacting. @emapi2019
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Llewelyn Foxcroft sharing his insights on the challenges of managing plant invasions in protected areas from his work in Kruger National Park.
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Are ornamental our next invaders? Important to collaborate with gardeners! @TomosJones92 @emapi2019
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Acacia dealbata, a serious fire problem in Portugal, as it is in Chile @emapi2019 @LIB_UDEC
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Issues with foretry invasive trees in Europe @emapi2019
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.@pglezmoreno's study highlighted: The effects of landscape history and time-lags on plant invasion in Mediterranean coastal habitats @emapi2019
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Glad to have the opportunity of presenting at @emapi2019 We need more research on invasions at low income countries. Parthenium is causing a massive impact in Pakistan!
. @pglezmoreno discusses the impacts of parthenium weed on agriculture #foodsecurity @SDGoals @emapi2019
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The CIB’s Fern Lady, Emily Jones, gave a great talk about her Masters project. She also outlined the aims of her CIB-funded PhD work. – at Prague, Czech Republic
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Yan Sun discusses the way forward to answer questions relating to whether the origin of an invasive species matters. @emapi2019 #emapi2019
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