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2013-03-26Recruitment Notice for Director of General Office of International Association of Botanical Garden (IABG) CouncilSalary: Competitive.Read More
Location: South China Botanical Garden, Guangzhou, China.
Application Deadline: 30 April 2013, but we will leave this position open until the appropriate candidate is identified.
Start Date: As soon as possible.
Contract: 5 years, including a six-month probationary period.
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2013-03-26Health risk assessment for consumption of fish originating from ponds near Dabaoshan mineThe environmental concern in mining areas is primarily related to spilled mine tailings, emitted dust, and acid mine drainage (AMD) transported into aquatic ecosystems. Heavy metals are highly persistent and non-biodegradable contaminants that have been reported to cause toxic effects in animals and might be bioaccumulated through food chain to ...Read More
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2013-03-07Pollen morphology and ultrastructure of selected species from AnnonaceaePollen is one of the most valuable sources of evidence for phylogenetic analysis, clarifying higher-level relationships, and studies of origins of the family. The Annonaceae have the greatest diversity in basal angiosperms among and within genera, not only at the macromorphological level but also at the pollen morphological level. Dr. Fengxia Xu...Read More
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2013-01-23Study on Health Risk from Heavy Metals in Foodcrops around Dabaoshan Mine Selected the Most Cited PapersWhich has been identified by SciVerse Scopus as the 25 most cited articles published in Science of the Total Environment since 2008(Fig. Results suggested that heavy metal contamination of food crops grown around Dabaoshan Mine posed a great health risk to the local population through consumption of rice and vegetables. Therefore,this critical e... Dr. ZHUANG Ping from Soil Ecology Research Group at South China Botanical Garden, CAS, had published an article, titled “Health Risk from Heavy Metals via Consumption of Food Crops in the Vicinity of Dabaoshan Mine, South China”, which has been identified by SciVerse Scopus as the 25 most cited articles published in Science of the Total Enviro...Read More