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Organizations relating to Plants
Latin American Weed Society / Buenos Aires, Argentina / Est. 1971
Pacific Plant Protection Organization / Suva, Fiji / Est. 1994
Asian Association of Societies for Plant Pathology / Beijing, China / Est. 2000
Sociedad Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Cactaceas y Otras Suculentas / Caracas, Venezuela / Est. 1989
European Association of Agrochemical Companies / Arnhem, Netherlands
International Plant Growth Substances Association / Est. 1970
International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature
Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora / Geneva, Switzerland
FAO-ICARDA International Technical Cooperation Network on Cactus / Santiago, Chile / Est. 1993
International Plant Nutrition Institute / Peachtree Corners GA, USA / Est. 2007
International Organization of Plant Biosystematists / Bratislava, Slovakia / Est. 1960
Bromeliad Society International / Miami FL, USA / Est. 1950
International Plant Nutrition Council / Sao Paulo, Brazil / Est. 1954
Mesemb Study Group / Ansty, UK / Est. 1986
Seagrass 2000 / Corte, France
World Seagrass Association
European Foundation for Plant Pathology / Wageningen, Netherlands / Est. 1990
People and Plants International / Bristol VT, USA / Est. 1992
Planta Europa / Uppsala, Sweden
Plant Research International / Wageningen, Netherlands
International Society of Environmental Botanists / Lucknow, India / Est. 1994
International Society of the Friends of Notocacti / Hannover, Germany / Est. 1980
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation / Menlo Park CA, USA / Est. 1966
Groupe Initiatives / Nogent-sur-Marne, France / Est. 1983
International Centre for Research and Training on Seabuckthorn / Beijing, China
Natural Resources Institute / Chatham, UK
International Seabuckthorn Association / Beijing, China / Est. 2001
Council of Australasian Weed Societies / Toowoomba QLD, Australia
European Confederation of Distributors, Producers and Importers of Medicinal Plants / Est. 1962
European Confederation for Plant Protection Research / Est. 1952
International Association for the Optimization of Plant Nutrition / Est. 1983
Weed Science Society for Eastern Africa
European Bromeliad Society
Mediterranean Association for Plant Physiology
Association of Plant Physiologists of SAARC Countries / Est. 1987
Grupo Interamericano de Coordinación en Sanidad Vegetal / Coronado, Costa Rica / Est. 1998
Inter-American Conference on Plant Health / Est. 1948
Association du commerce international de bulbes à fleurs et de plantes / Hillegom, Netherlands / Est. 1960
Nordic Work Group of Forest Vegetation Management / Borup, Denmark
International Organization for Plant Information / Sydney NSW, Australia / Est. 1991
International Association for Cultivated Plant Taxonomy / Est. 1998
International Union for Preventing the Spreading of Phylloxera / Est. 1878
Near East Plant Protection Organization / Rabat, Morocco
Inter-African Committee on African Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicine / Lagos, Nigeria
African Research and Development Network for the Industrial Production of Drugs of Medicinal Plants
International Association for Plant Physiologists / Est. 1959
Asian-Pacific Information Network on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants / Manila, Philippines / Est. 1987
Natura 2000 Network / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1992
International Commission for the Nomenclature of Cultivated Plants / Woking, UK / Est. 1955
Fundación REDBIO Internacional / Buenos Aires, Argentina / Est. 1998
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World Problems relating to Plants
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialThreatened species of Scirtidae
Angel dust
Declining breeds of cultivated plants
Inadequate plant quarantine
Crop vulnerability
Health hazards of air pollution for plants
Decreasing diversity of biological species
Monopolization of agricultural genetic resources
Threatened species of Plantae
Fungal plant diseases
Broomrapes
Killing of plants
Poisonous plants
Threatened bryoid habitats
Slime moulds in plants
Salvinia auriculata
Downy mildews in plants
Rots in plants
Vulnerability of crops to weather
Powdery mildews in plants
Mistletoe in trees
Threatened marine or estuarine habitats with rooted vascular beds
Plant pests
Pests of plants
Black mildew in plants
Action Strategies relating to Plants
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialConserving wildlife habitat
Facilitating sexual rights for plants
Conserving plant genetic resources
Conserving plant species
Growing narcotic crops
Campaigning to save forests
Breeding disease-resistant plants
Protecting medicinal plants
Using stress-tolerant plant materials for rehabilitating land
Enriching cultivated plant's genetic diversity with wild relatives
Providing industrial water
Growing soil conserving plants
Increasing availability of plant materials for afforestation
Improving institutions for conservation of plant genetic resources
Strengthening legal status of plant genetic resources for agriculture
Developing international networks for plant genetic resources
Expanding research on plants
Supporting university training for running plant genetic resource facilities
Mapping plant distributions
Expanding research on plant genetic resources
Planning integrated food plant nutrient programmes
Monitoring transfer of new plants
Promoting horticultural study
Recording trade in species
Controlling transboundary movement of plants
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