MSc dissertations: Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation.

Dissertations written by Kew Science MSc students taking the Kew-QMUL MSc in Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation.

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Title	Creator	Year Published	Date Added	Visibility
Master's dissertation Tropical Forest- savannah transitions: understanding the past to predict the future of African biodiversity.	Choo, Le Min	2017	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation The secret of Methuselah-ultrastructure of super long-lived seeds.	Porteous, Gareth	2017	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Megafauna dispersal anachronisms in Madagascan Euphorbiaceae.	Perillo, Sarah	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Phylogenetics and Conservation of elephant's foot yams and their allies.	Hills, Ryan	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Evolution of unique aloes on Madagascar.	Dee, Richard	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Individualism in a pathogenic fungus: is the 'Humoungus Fungus' the largest individual in the world?	Smith, Nathan	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Bowal In West Africa.	Konig, Natalie	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Pests and pathogens of Tapia in Madagascar.	Werkmeister, Georgina	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Neotropical plant evolution: adding pieces to the jigsaw.	Murphy, Bruce	2016	2021-10-05	Public
Master's dissertation Molecular solutions for the ex-situ storage of recalcitrant seeds.	Webster, Andrew	2016	2021-10-05	Public

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