EuroGard VI - European Botanic Gardens in a Changing World

PROCEEDINGS

European botanic gardens in a changing world: insights into EUROGARD VI
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1.Eurogard VI briefing and congress topics
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2.Implementation of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation
	EUROGARD VI Congress Conclusions	23-27
3. Biodiversity
Monika Kiehn	ΕΙΑΘΙΟΝ – SILPHION “…multis iam annis in ea terra non invenitur…”	33-41
Nikos Krigas, Antonia Bandi, Despoina Vokou	Identified threats and proposed protection measures for the rare and threatened plants of Greece: classification, ranking and mismatches	43-52
Jože Bavcon	Helleborus diversity in Slovenia	53-62
Elena V. Bazhina	Siberian fir (Abies sibirica Ledeb.) pollen viability at the V.N. Sukachev institute of forest arboretum	63-74
Larisa V. Orlova, Aleksandr A. Egorov, Aleksandr F. Potokin, Vasili Y. Neshataev, Sergei A. Ivanov	Systematics and phylogeny of Larix Mill. based on morphological and anatomical analysis	75-88
Maite Delmas, Nathalie Machon, Romain Julliard	VIGIE-NATURE, a citizen science programme 417 monitoring the state of biodiversity	89-95
Convenor: Costas A. Thanos (Organised by the Hellenic Botanical Society)	WORKSHOP: The Greek Flora - conservation and applied perspectives	97
4. Plant genetic resources
Soultana Maria Valamoti	Plants and people in prehistoric Northern Greece: the archaeobotanical evidence	103-111
Mirza Musayev, Zeynal Akparov	Protection and utilization of genetic resources of wild relatives of fruit crops in Azerbaijan	113-120
Svetlana Zimnitskaya	The state of the legume reproductive system as the indicator of the species adaptive abilities	121-126
Convenor: Nigel Maxted and Shelagh Kell, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom	WORKSHOP: A role for botanic gardens in crop wild relative conservation	127-136
5. In situ conservation
Nikolay Lashchinskiy, Andrey Nikolajevich Kupriyanov	European approach to plant conservation in Siberia (IPA system of Kemerovo region)	141-142
George Karras, Evangelos Filis	In situ botanical gardens: a case study in Zagori, Greece	143-150
Kalliopi Radoglou, Valasia Iakovoglou	Enhancing biodiversity: obstacles prior to regeneration efforts of Mediterranean ecosystems	151-158
Convenors: Stergios Pirintsos, Gregor Kozlowski, Giuseppe Garfì, Joachim Gratzfeld.	Workshop: Conservation of relict trees in the Mediterranean with special reference to the genus Zelkova	159-167
6. Ex situ conservation
Rashad Salimov Allahverdioglu, Ibadli Oruc Velioglu	Ex situ conservation of endangered geophytes of the Hirkan National Park (Azerbaijan) in the Central Botanical Garden (Azerbaijan)	173-179
Asta Klimiene, Rimanta Vainoriene, Roberta Dubosaite-Lepeškevice, Kestutis Kazimieras Vilkonis	Cruciata glabra (L.) Ehrend. (Rubiaceae) in Lithuania	181-184
Vassiliki Gouma, Panayiotis Trigas, Nikolaos Pangas, Evangelia N. Daskalakou1	Monitoring the microclimatic environment and the ex situ conservation of threatened plants at the Philodasiki Botanical Garden, Mount Hymettus aesthetic forest, Athens, Greece	185-192
Vincenzo Candido, Donato Castronuovo, Donata Matteo, Simonetta Fascetti, Giovanna Potenza, Vito Miccolis	Seed propagated tassel hyacinth: Effects of sites and sowing dates	193-199
Konstantinos Theodoropoulos, Eleni Eleftheriadou, Sampson Panajiotidis, Achilles Gerasimidis	The Forest Botanic Garden (Arboretum) at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (TAU): Ex situ conservation of trees and shrubs	201-208
Katerina Agorastou, Angeliki Paraskevopoulou, Georgios Gkinis, Elissavet Bargianni	Management of the National Garden – Strengthening the relationship between people, history and environment	209-213
Sergey Efimov, Ekaterina Romanova	Collections of cultivated plants in the botanical gardens, as gene pool for atypical structures: the example of Paeonia L. representatives	215-224
Gordana Ðurić, Nada Šumatić, Ljiljana Došenović, Mira ćopić, Vladimir Stupar, Jelena Davidović	Botanical Garden and Park of the University of Banja Luka	225-233
7. Management of invasive species
Giovanna Potenza, Donato Castronuovo, Simonetta Fascetti, Michele Perniola, Vito Miccolis, Stella Lovelli, Roberto Viggiani, Vito Marchione, Vincenzo Candido	Turfgrasses: Invasive Alien Species (IAS) as an emerging problem in Italy	239-247
Convenor: Vernon Heywood, Facilitators: Matthew Jebb and Magnus Lidén	WORKSHOP: Policies for Combating the Introduction of Alien Invasive Species	248-250
8. Environmental education and awareness
Marianthi Komninou, Polyxeni Ragkou	Environmental education activities in botanic gardens: the case of the Aegean Botanic Garden in Chios Island	255-263
Anna Tampoukou, Maria Papafotiou, Alexandros Koutsouris, Angeliki Paraskevopoulou	Botanic Gardens as a “tool” for environmental education of primary and secondary school students	265-272
Suzanne Kapelari, Asimina Vergou, Julia Willison, Elaine Regan, Justin Dillon	Strengthening networks for people, plants and botanic gardens	273-279
Cristina Tavares, Susana Silva, Joaquim Santos, Isabel Paiva, João Oliveira, Albano Figueiredo, Teresa Bettencourt	INQUIRE: Why teach about the conservation of biodiversity and climate change?	281-290
Magali Stitelmann	The hanging gardens of Paquis-Centre Primary School: a doorway to plant knowledge and plant symbolism for a multicultural community near the Geneva Botanical Gardens	291-295
Alexander Kantartzis, Lamprini Pappas	Old Testament botanic gardens for contemporary global Jewish communities: The case in Greece	297-305
Anna Tampoukou, Maria Papafotiou, Alexandros Koutsouris, Angeliki Paraskevopoulou	Investigating differences in opinions and perceptions of teaching staff of environmental education centres in utilising botanic gardens	307-312
Organizers & coordinators: Julia Willison & Asimina Vergou	WORKSHOP: Growing the social role of botanic gardens –towards a new social purpose	313-316
9. Plant-based innovations and good practices
Bob Ursem	Revolutionary plant-based possibilities and uses	321-326
Kate Hughes	Establishing an environmental management system in a botanic garden: Commitment from the top – action on the ground	327-334
Bob Ursem	Mangroves, the forgotten habitat in the middle of everywhere	335-339
Sampsa Rauti, Matti Yli-Rekola	Management of living plant collections with a web- and map-based database in the Botanical Garden of the University of Turku	341-349
Wlodzimierz Majtkowski	Utilization of the energy plant collection: Dissemination of knowledge of renewable energy sources in Poland	351-359
Richard V. Piacentini	Public gardens as agents for change to advance sustainability, human well-being and environmental awareness	361-369
Convenor: Bob Ursem	WORKSHOP: Plants and Business	370-371
10.Strengthening infrastructure and networks for people and plants
Michael Kiehn	"The International Plant Exchange Network and the Nagoya Protocol of the Convention on Biodiversity"	377-384
Bert (LJW) van den Wollenberg, JGM Persoon	Building taxonomic capacity nationally in support of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation: A Dutch case	385-398
Anna Tampoukou, Angeliki Paraskevopoulou, Maria Papafotiou, Alexandros Koutsouris	The opinion of environmental education centre teachers on botanic garden infrastructures suitable for environmental education	399-404
Ntina Assimakopoulou, Maria Papafotiou	Site analysis and regeneration proposal of the neighbouring botanical gardens of the Agricultural University of Athens and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens	405-412
11.Events during EUROGARD VI:
	Botanical tour Mt Pelineon, northern Chios
	Inauguration of the Aegean Botanic Garden
	Creation of the Homeric plants display at the Aegean Botanic Garden	413-425
Art & Craft Workshops
	Art and environment co-existing in harmony: printmaking from plant diversity: representations of herbs from antiquity to the present
	Myrepsos - Byzantine chios: beauty treatment workshop
	Chian Seasonings - aromatic plants in our daily life	427-429
Exhibitions during EUROGARD VI
	Mythological narrations for Greek plants
	Plant diversity in Chian tradition and culture
	When asphodel and ash tree converse with Homer
	Ex libris - Signs: Narrations of symbols through the plant diversity of Chios
	Plant diversity in the work of N. Gialouris
	Plant views
	Photospheres by Spyros Markogiannis	431-443
Performances during EUROGARD VI
	PERFORMANCE A: Chian land, meeting point – engraving with the timeless matrix
	PERFORMANCE ?: Chian tables – When Ariousios wine meet the five senses
	PERFORMANCE C: Touch of soul in the meadows of God Eros
	PERFORMANCE D: When glorified myrtle celebrates the meeting of people from remote lands
	PERFORMANCE ?: Art tour in the Aegean Botanic Garden with worship signs
	Deconstructing canvas, expanding art limits: fairy entities at the land of Ionia	445-447

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