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ENSCONET New partners

Oslo. Helsinki. Berlin. Lisbon. ENSCONET New partners. Lisbon. Jardim Botânico Museu Nacional de História Natural http://www.jb.ul.pt/ Contact: Maria Amélia Martins Loução. Research: Taxonomy and Systematics, Biomonitoring, Biodiversity and Conservation

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ENSCONET New partners

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  1. Oslo Helsinki Berlin Lisbon ENSCONET New partners

  2. Lisbon Jardim Botânico Museu Nacional de História Natural http://www.jb.ul.pt/ Contact: Maria Amélia Martins Loução Research: Taxonomy and Systematics, Biomonitoring, Biodiversity and Conservation Herbarium (Portugal, Africa, South America), Seedbank

  3. Berlin Botanischer Garten, Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Freie Universität Berlin Contact: Albert - Dieter Stevens http://www.bgbm.org/BGBM/default.htm# Research: Biodiversity informatics / databases, floristic projects (Med-Checklist, Flora de Cuba…), taxonomic and geographical arrangements Herbarium (3 mio specimens), Seedbank

  4. Oslo Botanisk hage, Universitetet i Oslo / Naturhistorisk museum Contact: Brita Stedje http://www.toyen.uio.no/botanisk/bothage/index.html Research: Vascular plant taxonomy and phytogeography, Vegetation ecology, Lichen taxonomy and distribution, Phytogeography and taxonomy of macrofungi, Ecology of cultural landscapes Herbarium, Seedbank

  5. Helsinki Botanic Garden, Finnish Museum of Natural History / University of Helsinki Contact:Leif Schulman http://www.fmnh.helsinki.fi/english/botanicgarden/ Research (together with Botanic Museum):Atlas Florae Europaea, Herbarium Aims of the garden: maintaining a collection of living plants, international seed exchange, botanical research and teaching, public education on plants, coordinating the work of Finnish botanic gardens

  6. Next steps • Consortium formally ratifies to admit these • four new partners • Co-ordinatorasks new partners to • complete Forms B and CPF • Co-ordinator sends “letter of request” to • Commission, including revised Annex I • and Forms B and CPF • Commission approves request • Admission starting date: • beginning of Year 3: 01 Nov 2006

  7. Results of poll Finland, Bot Garden Finnish Museum of Natural History 30.5 Norway, Botanical Garden Oslo 23.5 Germany, Botanischer Garten Berlin Dahlem 16.5 Portugal, Jardin Botanico Universidade de Lisboa 15.5 Bulgaria, Inst of Botany Bulgarian Academy of Sciences 14.0 Sweden, Linkoping University 14.0 Two institutes from non EU or EFTA countries with high ranks: Turkey, Aegean Agricultural Research Institute 26.0 Georgia, Inst of Botany, Georgian Academy of Sciences 25.0

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