Dr. Quave has joined the Emory Graduate Division of Biological and Biomedical Sciences (GDBBS), in the Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (MMG) program. This new appointment will enable Dr. Quave to teach graduate courses and serve as the primary advisor of GDBBS graduate students. To learn more about applying to the GDBBS program, please see this website for prospective students.
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Never Underestimate the Intelligence of Trees - Issue 77: Underworlds - Nautilus
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Such a great discussion! Thanks for coming on the show @Economicbotany and @Kim_Wyrt !! #FoodiePharmacology fans - this is an episode not to miss! Have a cool glass of tonic water handy!
Crazy day with @Economicbotany: a radio interview @TRETalkRadio, a 2 hour podcast swap with the AMAZING @QuaveEthnobot, Mark then gave a lunchtime lecture + now a talk for @Kewlectures all about #tonicwater of course.
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@KewScienceBenefit sharing from an industry built off of traditional knowledge of a wild medicinal plant 🤝🌿 South Africa's rooibos tea industry to pay KhoiSan people
Original cultivators of rooibos tea get payout
The industry-wide agreement could have implications for other indigenous people around the world.
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There are so many reasons NOT to destroy this plant. DYK that #QuaveLab has isolated bioactive compounds from #peppertree that combat antimicrobial resistant infection? Let’s use this weed instead of introducing a new pest to kill it! #MedicineNotPest
Florida Researchers Use Pests To Help Control Pesky Brazilian Peppertree Plant
Since it was introduced as an ornamental plant a century ago, Brazilian peppertree has grown out of control in Florida. Researchers are releasing a ti...
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