Science
- Evolutionary ecology research
- Horticultural research
- Plant diversity research
- Amalie Dietrich project
- Australian 'Bush Potato'
- Australian freshwater algae
- Australian mesic zone biota
- Biology of Myrtaceae
- Boronia and Zieria
- Bryophytes
- Cycas - ancient survivors
- Cyperaceae
- DNA of ground orchids
- DNA studies of Restionaceae
- Ecdeiocoleaceae
- Evolution of Australian Utricularia
- Evolution of Proteaceae
- Evolution of Vallisneria
- Fern biodiversity of Australia
- Indigofera
- Key to the Lichen Genus Pertusaria
- Lamiaceae & Urticaceae
- Lejeuneaceae
- Lepidoziaceae - southern liverworts
- Marine algae
- New Species and phylogeny in Restionaceae
- Phylogenetic biome conservatism
- Poales
- Pollination studies in Prostanthera
- Project Camellia
- She-oaks - tough survivors
- Telopea special edition
- Theaceae of South-East Asia
- Trees of Papua New Guinea
- Tristaniopsis in south-east Asia
- Urticaceae of Java
- XVIII International Botanical Congress
- Plant pathology research
- Herbarium & resources
- Scientific publications
Marine Algae 2010-2011Dr Alan J.K. Millar, Principal Research Scientist and Yola Metti, Technical Officer and PhD candidate. Dr Millar is collaborating with Dr Jane Williamson of Macquarie University on writing an electronic and interactive key to the common seaweeds of NSW that can be used by students, non government organisations and government organisations, such as coastal Councils, Fisheries and Maritime. By using DELTA and with potential help from CSIRO, such an interactive identification tool would be linked to www.aussiealgae.org so that once a species has been identified; the taxonomy, systematics, distribution and bibliographies can be accessed automatically, as well as images of actual herbarium specimens. |
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