Prof. Duncan Cameron | Decoding the Secret Language of Soils
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The soil is the foundation of most terrestrial life on Earth, yet its staggering complexity and value as a resource is often ignored. Most undervalued of all is the amazing array of organisms that make soil their home. Duncan Cameron, professor of Plant and Soil biology and co-Director of the Institute for Sustainable Food at the University of Sheffield decodes the language of life underground.
Organiser Kew Mutual Improvement Society
Organiser of Prof. Duncan Cameron | Decoding the Secret Language of Soils
Kew Mutual Improvement Society
This talk is part of the Kew Mutual Improvement Society lecture series which has been running since 1871.
We curate and present a varied programme of public lectures, with no limits to the discussion topics within the realms of botany, conservation and horticulture – all for a remarkably low-cost ticket.
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