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June 09
Measuring diseases
via plant emissions
Plant breeder logic
March 09
Wageningen
University scientists develop potato plants that sustainably produce
'platform chemicals'
November 08
Cisgenic potato
resists phytophthora
June 08
Breakthrough in
plant medicine production at Wageningen UR
May 08
Dr Andries Koops
appointed as manager of the business unit Bioscience of Plant
Research International
Seed transmission of
Pepino mosaic virus in tomato
Nauwelijks vermenging tussen genetisch gemodificeerde maïs en
gangbare maïs
April 08
Plant Research
International and Luminex develop multiplex detection for the
agricultural and food industries
Genetically
modified potatoes do not affect microflora in the soil
March 08
Wageningen
scientist discovers genes that increase yield on marginal soils
November 07
Investing in
the next generation of DNA sequencers: Wageningen University and
Research Centre buys the Roche Genome Sequencer FLX
Wageningen
UR investeert in nieuwe generatie DNA-sequencers
Tomato disease
in Mexico caused by new virus
Tomatenziekte in Mexico veroorzaakt door nieuw virus
Neues Virus verursacht
Tomatenkrankheit in Mexiko
Un nuevo virus ocasiona enfermedad en el tomate
Maladie des tomates au Mexique
provoquée par un nouveau virus
Plant Research
International and Bayer BioScience start a research
collaboration to improve plant glycosylation
Plant Research
International B.V. en Bayer BioScience N.V. hebben een
samenwerkingsovereenkomst gesloten op het gebied van
glycosylering van eiwitten in planten
June 07
Food poisoning by
Salmonella in lettuce plants can be avoided
May 07
New thrips
attractants support growers in pest control
Genetically modified
chicory brings hope to African malaria patients
February 07
Wageningen UR
scientists unmask virus that threatens Spanish tomato growing
Genetic
modification a tool for making vegetables and fruit (even)
healthier
May 06
Plant Research International
charts structure of sex pheromone of the harmful insect Duponchelia
fovealis - Pheromone traps for early signalling available soon
January 06
Plants speak to their
friends, but their enemies are eavesdropping
October 05
Plant Research
International and CatchMabs join forces to develop new technology for
the detection of toxins and pathogens
March 05
Mycosphaerella graminicola, major wheat
pathogen chosen for genome sequencing
Patógeno principal del trigo
escogido para secuenciar el genoma
November 04
Genome of
Mycosphaerella graminicola fungus, cause of number one wheat
disease, soon to be identified
September 04
Maximum use of rumen
capacity merits further research: sweeter grass does not lead to more
milk
August 04
Plant Research
International recognised for major contribution to Indonesian
agriculture
June 03
Sufficient organic starting
material available in the Netherlands for major crops in 2004
May 03
Keygene and Plant Research International sign framework agreement on the
application of molecular markers based on Keygene’s AFLP®
technology
January 02
Plant Research
International uses aromatic substances to increase yields for rooibos
tea
December 02
Molecular research
ensures breath of fresh air
November 02
Dow and Plant Research
International to collaborate on therapeutic glycoprotein production in
plants
October 02
Agriculture and green
spaces for a healthy environment' project wins major award
How tasty is a
strawberry and why?
May 02
Genome of PURAC’s lactic acid-producing microorganism completed by
Greenomics™ (Plant Research International B.V.)
Plant Research International grants Danisco a license on technology in
plant metabolomics
December 01
Gentech
breakthough for ecological chrysanthemums
(4044)
Newly
published report lists regulations for health-promoting gentech food
products - differences between EU and US clarified
(4039)
Shortage of
nitrogen plays role in organic farming at an early stage
(4027)
September
01
AGF
Innovation Award 2001 for healthy plants - Significant innovation for
fruit and vegetable market thanks to collaboration between Koppert
Trading and Plant Research International
(3835)
August 01
PamGene,
Whatman and Plant Research International collaborate to develop new
genomic tools for agrobiotechnology applications
(3763)
March
01
DNA chips for improved product quality (3370)
February
01
Plant Research International and RIKILT announce breakthrough in
medicine production via plants
(3343)
January 01
Wageningen UR unscrambles genetic code of key Chinese virus
(3345)
Wageningen UR ontrafelt de genetische code van belangrijk Chinees virus
Plant Research International to sequence DNA of main wheat
pathogen
(3344)
November
00
Plant
Research International ‘domesticeert’ gewas met industriële
toepassingen
October
00
Het
nitraatbeleid: de wetenschap, de sector en het beleid
Nationaal symposium over onderzoekresultaten, praktijk en normen, met
speciale aandacht voor melkveehouderij op zandgrond
Plant
Research International en het Amerikaanse instituut NCGR bundelen
krachten in bioinformatica
Greenomics (Plant Research International B.V.) finishes the sequencing of
Lactobacillus plantarum genome for Wageningen Centre for Food Sciences
Dr. Fokkema krijgt belangrijke Duitse wetenschappelijke
onderscheiding
September
00
Plant
Research International vindt beter houdbare lelies
Internationale workshop "Towards an ecologically sound
fertilisation in field vegetable production"
August 00
Van Tunen bijzonder hoogleraar Biochemie van planten UvA
June 00
Onmogelijk mooie Clematis wordt toch mogelijk
Plant Research International publiceert doorbraak in
genomica
Actieplan genomics
overha ndigd aan kabinet; pleidooi voor gecoördineerde aanpak en versterking
‘GENOMICS’ (2264f)
April 00
Plant Research International kan smaak van appels al aan kiemplantjes voorspellen
Plant Research International levert nieuwe inzichten in verspreiding van akkerdistel
Plant Research International maakt ziekteverwekkers ziek en gewassen
beter
March 00
Zorglandbouw kan lonend zijn
January 00
Plant Research International van start
November 99
Research alliance between
DLO and AgrEvo
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