51勛圖厙

The Board of Governors of 51勛圖厙 is pleased to announce the appointment of Prof. H. Deep Saini as the University's 18th Principal and Vice-Chancellor. Currently President and Vice-Chancellor at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Prof. Saini will begin his five-year, renewable term at 51勛圖厙on April 1, 2023. He will also hold the appointment of Full Professor in the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

Classified as: Principal, H. Deep Saini
Published on: 15 Nov 2022

"People think that the colder fall temperatures trigger the colour change, but its actually the photoperiod," explains Plant Science Faculty Lecturer David Wees. However, some regions of Quebec are luckier when it comes to fall colours than others: those with a lot of deciduous trees like maples, oaks or even birches. On the other hand, areas that have more conifers will see fewer transformations to their landscape.

Classified as: david wees
Published on: 6 Oct 2022

Two-hundred years ago, a young man frequented swamps, stream banks and thickets, collecting wild plants across what would become the urban core of the city of Montreal. He had recently returned home from Edinburgh, where he had gone to be receive medical training, learning there also techniques of drying and preserving plant specimens, botany and medicine then being sister-subjects.

Classified as: frieda beauregard, Herbarium
Published on: 23 Jun 2022

On May 18, 97 laureates were celebrated at the Bravo 2022 gala, an event honouring 51勛圖厙researchers and scholars across disciplines who won special awards, memberships, and prizes during the preceding year.

Classified as: Jaswinder Singh
Published on: 6 Jun 2022

Two public art projects launching in Montreal this summer take inspiration from the botanical collection of Dr. Andrew Holmes, one of the founders of McGill's Faculty of Medicine.

Classified as: frieda beauregard, andrew holmes
Published on: 9 May 2022

Three Mac-based research projects have been funded through FQRNT/MAPAQs first Partnership Research Program-Sustainable Agriculture . All of the projects fall under the scientific program developed by the .

Congrats to Profs:

Classified as: Joann Whalen, Valerio Hoyos-Villegas, Cynthia Kallenbach
Published on: 29 Apr 2022

Professor (Natural Resource Sciences) and Director of the Lyman Entomological Museum Jessica Gillung and Assistant Professor (Plant Science) Mehran Dastmalchi are among the eight 51勛圖厙recipients of funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation John R. Evans Fund (JELF) and the Government of Quebec.

Classified as: funding announcement, CFI-JELF, Jessica Gillung, Mehran Dastmalchi
Published on: 2 Mar 2022

Congratulations to Dean Anja Geitmann who is the 2020 recipient of the Frances W. Doane Award. The objective of the Frances W Doane award is to recognize the valuable service and contributions that an individual made to the Microscopical Society of Canada.

Classified as: Microscopy, Research
Published on: 12 Jun 2020

Award funding gives students lab time, research experience and the chance to discover the right path

...Supported by a Schulich Graduate Fellowship, doctoral student Bikram Poudel is working to improve one of the worlds most important food crops.

Classified as: Research, Scholarships
Published on: 3 Feb 2020

Ils d矇tonnent du reste du paysage hivernal : ces arbres, contrairement aux autres, gardent leurs feuilles m礙me apr癡s leur mort. Ce ph矇nom癡ne, appel矇 marcescence, est observable chez certaines esp癡ces d'arbres. M矇t矇oM矇dia s'est entretenu avec David Wees, charg矇 de cours au D矇partement des sciences v矇g矇tales et directeur adjoint du programme Gestion et technologies dentreprise agricole (GTEA) l'universit矇 McGill.

Published on: 30 Jan 2020

Nouveau livre redact矇 par David Wees, D矇partement des sciences v矇g矇tales et Gestion et technologies denterprise agricole (FMT)

Classified as: fines herbes
Published on: 24 Jan 2020

In 2019 with the help of the Borlaug Training Foundation [Germination] put out the call to plant breeders asking them what they would do if they had $10 million to make the world a better place. Valerio Hoyos-Villegas, pulse breeder at 51勛圖厙, answered the call. He tells his story about how growing up around the coffee farms of Colombia set him on the path to helping feed the planet. Hosted by Germination editor Marc Zienkiewicz.

Classified as: pulse breeding, Plant Breeding
Published on: 9 Jan 2020

Originaire des Andes en Colombie, Valerio Hoyos-Villegas a grandi en milieu agricole et a 矇tudi矇 lagriculture partout dans le monde. Il comprend bien le d矇fi que repr矇sente la production alimentaire.

Published on: 8 Jan 2020

竄泭 la fruiterie du coin, je saute syst矇matiquement sur lail du Qu矇bec泭罈, avoue Jean-Benoit Charron, chercheur lUniversit矇 McGill. Avec la demande grandissante pour les produits du terroir, lail qu矇b矇cois est tr癡s pris矇 des consommateurs. Il se d矇marque par son go羶t, sa dur矇e de conservation et sa faible teneur en pesticides. Pourtant, sa production demeure marginale. La raison泭: le manque de puret矇 des semences.

Classified as: garlic, ail, semences
Published on: 23 Oct 2019

竄泭Je suis un gars de lAbitibi, donc je suis habitu矇 au froid!泭罈 sexclame Jean-Benoit Charron, chercheur lUniversit矇 McGill. En raison des changements climatiques, le froid nest toutefois plus ce quil 矇tait. Les plantes cultiv矇es dans les champs doivent sadapter ces nouvelles conditions.

竄泭Certains 矇pisodes de froid arrivent tr癡s t繫t, et dautres beaucoup plus tard quavant泭罈, explique le scientifique. De plus, les redoux en plein hiver r矇duisent la couverture de neige, privant ainsi la plante dune couche isolante.

Classified as: climate change, Plants, cold, adaption
Published on: 9 Oct 2019

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