🌲🌲🌲 @scion_research#BioCollections assisting New Zealand scientists to discover a new needle disease on stone pine caused by #Phytophthora pluvialis. First report of its kind in the world! 🌎 Read more here: https://t.co/Dsjkb8VR3y
Awesome to see @scion_research#BioCollections fungal cultures helping the successful completion of a Masters & Ph.D. on Phytophthora cinnamomi. Well done Alexandra Cox (https://t.co/pCM05S2sTH) and Christina Andronis (https://t.co/w0Pjo8NoBe)
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A global metaherbarium would be fantastic, but how achievable if you want to address indigenous data sovereignty rights? #BioCollections#Fairdata#Caredata
Just curated a remarkable find in Pureora! 🌲 Tānekaha/Celery Pine subfossil in our care @scion_research#BioCollections, buried under pumice after the Taupo crater eruption c. AD 186.🌋A glimpse into our past, shedding light on the forces of nature and the resilience of life.
The National Forestry Herbarium @ScionResearch is a treasure trove of woody plants in New Zealand 🌲🌳🌴 It helps us identify, study and protect our native and exotic forests 🌱🌿🍃 Let's appreciate and support this amazing institution! #BioCollections
Today marks a milestone in the history of natural history museums. Museum directors, including our own Kirk Johnson, co-authored an article in the journal Science outlining a new, global approach to museum research collections. https://t.co/cn4twR31Wh
🔎 the fungal specimens from @scion_research#BioCollections in the phylo-tree used to 🔬 for new strains of edible mushrooms in the Brazilian Amazon Forest.
J-STAGE Articles - Lentinula ixodes comb. nov. including new records in Brazil https://t.co/ZhSC3WfZYX
Nice to see @scion_research#BioCollections housing isolates used to illustrate evidence of Phosphite Tolerance in Phytophthora cinnamomi from New Zealand Avocado Orchards | Plant Disease https://t.co/Jlkh1vcATi
Our @NHM_Diptera specimen labels from a certain era have all be beautifully transcribed from the original scribbles.
Makes a change from some of the illegible text we have to decipher… #labels#digitisation@NHM_Digitise
Who will name new plant species? Here we show that most recently described species are endemic species, and they are often described by resident taxonomists. We need to support local taxonomists in biodiverse developing countries. https://t.co/gUMpVqwj2i
Day 4 #SINGAotearo - Dr Manpreet Dhami spoke on the National 🧬 Library, Katie Lee Riddell on Māori IP, bio cultural labels & DSI #Indigenous#Genomics