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Announcing the 12th World Congress of the
International Association for Plant Biotechnology
June 6-11, 2010 • St. Louis, Missouri USA


Letter of Invitation

Tissue Culture #3Planning for the 2010 International Association for Plant Biotechnology World Congress is well underway. We are excited and honored to have 12 outstanding Plenary Speakers from a range of institutions who will deliver thoughtful and provocative lectures that range from climate policy and implications for agriculture, to cutting edge experimental science and applications of science that enhance the lives of humankind, as well as forward looking research that projects uses of biotechnology into the future. Congress attendees will have the opportunity to interact with leading scientists from a range of disciplines, including in plant, microbial, and biomedical research. For a complete listing of confirmed plenary speakers, please visit our “Welcome/Speaker” page

The Program Committee has scheduled over 50 symposia, each with at least one specially selected Keynote Speaker. Other session speakers will be selected by the symposia organizers from abstracts submitted by you – the attendees to the Congress! Please submit your abstract to the relevant symposium topic by February 15, 2010 for consideration for a speaker position – this presents a unique opportunity for your research to be seen by a large group of international plant scientists! We welcome you to register today to attend the 2010 IAPB Congress in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Take advantage of this chance to see and hear the true importance of agriculture in the biology of the 21st century.



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Busch Stadium
Home of the St. Louis Cardinals 

Digestive tract of root knot
nematode in Arabidopsis

Danforth Center
 

The Gateway Arch Riverfront
 

St. Louis Art Museum at night
 

Stigma of an Arabidopsis flower
 

Climatron at Missouri Botanical Gardens
 

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