Argentina
El Quinto “Día internacional de la fascinación por las plantas” 2019 (DdFP 2019) será lanzado por científicos de plantas alrededor del mundo bajo el paraguas de la “European Plant Science Organization” (EPSO).
La meta de esta actividad es juntar la mayor cantidad de personas fascinadas y entusiasmadas por la importancia de la ciencia de las plantas para la agricultura y producción sustentable de alimento nutritivo, como así también para la horticultura, forestación y fabricación, en base a plantas, de productos no alimenticios como papel, energía, madera y fármacos. El rol de las plantas en la conservación del medio ambiente es también uno de los puntos clave.
¡Todo el mundo es bienvenido a unirse a la iniciativa!
At ARG Plant Women we are preparing to celebrate the Day of Fascination for Plants, next May 18 and we want to invite you to celebrate it with us! We hold a drawing contest in which everything related to the fascinating world of plants can be expressed. We also share on our website the profiles of female researchers who are dedicated to studying plants from different points of view.
Plants are fascinating. But this pandemic has not allowed us to get together to enjoy them and learn from them. We at CIAP-INTA work with them and study them. Let us show you a bit of our work in a series of videos dedicated to plants as a thank you to all who share with us this fascinating date year after year.
I is located in the south-east sector of Parque San José, and has been created with the purpose of producing: trees, shrubs and seasonal seedlings for public spaces in the city. We consider the green spaces, a legacy with unique characteristics in our town.
Pandemia has locked up us in our houses. Nevertheless we are still working at full speed to disentangle the mysteries of the physiological mechanisms of plants. Accompany us through videos, interviews and seminars on this adventure!
The event consists of inviting visitors to the Botanical Garden to take pictures of the plants they liked in the Garden and to send them to a Botanical Garden website.