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Currently he is a lecturer in Plant Sciences at Oxford University. | Currently he is a lecturer in Plant Sciences at Oxford University. | ||
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- | He gave a talk called " | + | He gave a talk called " |
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"The western Cape region of South Africa is one of the most botanically diverse areas of the World. | "The western Cape region of South Africa is one of the most botanically diverse areas of the World. | ||
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This takes a route from the southernmost tip of Africa to the border with Namibia | This takes a route from the southernmost tip of Africa to the border with Namibia | ||
looking at the plants and the ethnobotany of one of the most fascinating countries in the World." | looking at the plants and the ethnobotany of one of the most fascinating countries in the World." | ||
- | While not specifically | + | While not entirely |
- | as it could help us see the broader ecological context in which our bulbs grow in the wild. | + | |
In the afternoon, Paul Cumbleton gave part 4 of his series of short talks on "// | In the afternoon, Paul Cumbleton gave part 4 of his series of short talks on "// | ||
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