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YORK MYCORRHIZA GROUP
presents
Techniques in Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Research
including: Molecular Approaches to AM Research
20 - 23 March, 2001
See: http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/conf/arbusc.htm

This highly successful course has been run for the last six years in
succession. It is designed for researchers who are aware of the need to
include this abiquitous symbiosis in their programmes, but who need to
familiarise themselves with the fundamental techniques involved.
Typical fields of interest will include plant population and community
ecology, soil-plant relations in agriculture and horticulture, ecosystem
carbon flux studies and symbiosis research. Many research team leaders
have found that this the ideal course for new graduates requiring a
sound introduction to AM.
Most activity will take place in the laboratory where participants will
perform the experimental procedures demonstrated by members of the
Biology Department's Mycorrhiza Research Team. Practical sessions are
supported by lectures, seminars and discussion. Technical manuals,
containing all of the experimental protocols, will be used throughout
the course, and kept by the participants.

Course Participants have already come from:
Argentina - Canada - Colombia - Denmark - Eire - Estonia - France -
Germany - Greece - Hungary - India - Israel - Japan - Malaysia - Mexico
- Netherlands - New Zealand - Nigeria - Norway - Pakistan - Poland -
Portugal -South Africa - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - UK - USA -
Venezuela

Join us next March.
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Dr James Merryweather
Department of Biology,
PO Box 373,
University of York,
York YO10 5YW
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Tel.  01904 432883
Home (+machine) 01904 431328
Fax  01904 432860
E-mail  jwm5@york.ac.uk
See The Waits Website: http://www.waits.org.uk
And The York Waits' Website: http://www.theyorkwaits.org.uk
And: http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/units/ground/team/merryw.htm
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<b>YORK MYCORRHIZA GROUP</b>
<br><i>presents</i>
<br><b>Techniques in Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Research</b>
<br><b><i>including: Molecular Approaches to AM Research</i></b>
<br>20 - 23 March, 2001
<br>See: <A HREF="http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/conf/arbusc.htm">http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/conf/arbusc.htm</A>
<p>This highly successful course has been run for the last six years in
succession. It is designed for researchers who are aware of the need to
include this abiquitous symbiosis in their programmes, but who need to
familiarise themselves with the fundamental techniques involved.
<br>Typical fields of interest will include plant population and community
ecology, soil-plant relations in agriculture and horticulture, ecosystem
carbon flux studies and symbiosis research. Many research team leaders
have found that this the ideal course for new graduates requiring a sound
introduction to AM.
<br>Most activity will take place in the laboratory where participants
will perform the experimental procedures demonstrated by members of the
Biology Department's Mycorrhiza Research Team. Practical sessions are supported
by lectures, seminars and discussion. Technical manuals, containing all
of the experimental protocols, will be used throughout the course, and
kept by the participants.
<p><i>Course Participants have already come from:</i>
<br>Argentina - Canada - Colombia - Denmark - Eire - Estonia - France -
Germany - Greece - Hungary - India - Israel - Japan - Malaysia - Mexico
- Netherlands - New Zealand - Nigeria - Norway - Pakistan - Poland - Portugal
-South Africa - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - UK - USA - Venezuela
<p>Join us next March.
<br>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
<br>Dr James Merryweather
<br>Department of Biology,
<br>PO Box 373,
<br>University of York,
<br>York YO10 5YW
<br>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
<br>Tel.&nbsp; 01904 432883
<br>Home (+machine) 01904 431328
<br>Fax&nbsp; 01904 432860
<br>E-mail&nbsp; jwm5@york.ac.uk
<br>See The Waits Website: <A HREF="http://www.waits.org.uk">http://www.waits.org.uk</A>
<br>And The York Waits' Website: <A HREF="http://www.theyorkwaits.org.uk">http://www.theyorkwaits.org.uk</A>
<br>And: <A HREF="http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/units/ground/team/merryw.htm">http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/units/ground/team/merryw.htm</A>
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