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Marcia Puig-Lluch1, Mary Williams2, Eric Wada3

  • 1ROOT & SHOOT Research Coordination Network, Rockville, United States.

eLife
|August 20, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

科学会議には しばしば 受け入れがたい環境があり 疎外された集団の科学者を 留めるのが困難です このプロジェクトは,より包括的な植物科学会議を 創出するためのガイドラインを開発しました.

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多様性イクティブ含めるない植物生物学研究文化科学会議

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