20th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2009 |
Enhancing Plant Productivity And Ecosystem Services In A Challenging Environment
24 - 26 July 2009
Avillion Admiral Cove, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
Online-registration
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Objectives: |
- To review the status of R&D in the field of plant physiology relating to plant productivity and quality
enhancement in a changing environment.
- To deliberate and share information on the current research findings and technologies in enhancing plant productivity and quality in the changing environment.
- To provide direction for an organized research in the field of plant physiology and promote inter-disciplinary and inter-agency networking in this respect towards enhancement of plant productivity and quality.
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Tentative Scientific Programme |
The programme includes keynote address, oral and poster presentations. Various aspects of plant science will be covered during the conference:
- Best practices and current techniques
- Plant production in changing environments
- Plant growth and development
- Ecophysiology and stress biology
- Developmental Physiology and Assimilate Production
- Postharvest technology and quality control
- Pest and disease management
- Biotechnology – tissue culture, plant genetics
- Seed technology and high quality planting materials
- Modeling and simulation
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Registration Fee |
- Member - RM650
- Non-member - RM750
- International Participant - USD300
Student - RM350
- Walk-in - RM800 (member) & RM900 (non-member)
- Exhibitor - RM 1000
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19th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2008 |
Sustainable Crop and Plant Productivity in Relation to Climate Change
18 - 20 November 2008
Copthorne Orchid Hotel, Tg. Bungah, Penang
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Objectives: |
- To review the status of R&D in the field of plant physiology relating to plant productivity and climate change
- To deliberate and share information on the current research findings on agricultural and climate change; and relate their relevance for sustainability in plant production
- To provide direction for an organized research in the field of plant physiology, and promote inter-disciplinary and inter-agency networking in this respect towards sustainable production systems and plant improvement
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Tentative Scientific Programme |
- Cultural Practices and Current Techniques in Production Technology
- Effects of Climate Change
- Plant Growth and Development
- Ecophysiology and Stress Biology
- Developmental Physiology and Assimilate Production
- Postharvest Technology and Quality Control
- Pest and Disease
- Crop Production in Controlled Environment
- Biotechnology
- Modeling and Simulation
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Registration Fee |
- Members RM 700
- Non-members RM 800
- Students RM 350
- Walk-in / Late Registration RM 800 (members)
- RM 900 (non-members)
* Please download the first announcement of 19th MSPPC brochure for more details
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18th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2007 |
Yield and Quality Enhancement of Plants
21 - 22 August 2007
Le Meridien Kota Kinabalu
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16th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2005 |
Advanced Techniques and Instrumentations in Plant Science
27 - 29 September 2005
Crystal Crown Hotel Port Klang, Selangor
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15th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2004 |
Advances in Plant Science
14 - 16 September 2004
Bayu Beach Resort, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
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14th Malaysian Society of Plant Physiology Conference, MSPPC 2003 |
Challenges In Plant Productivity & Food Security In A Changing Environment
23 - 25 September 2003
Awana Resort Genting Highlands, Pahang
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