MORPH botanical garden travel grants - Kew

The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Surrey, United Kingdom http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/

Plant collections | Research facilities | Contact information | Budget information

Living collections: Kew | Wakehurst | Micropropagation Unit | Regions and groups

Kew maintains extensive international partnerships, as reflected in the breadth of its collections, research and conservation activity. Kew staff work all over the world. The following lists show the geographical regions and the plant groups in which Kew currently specialises.

GEOGRAPHICAL REGION	KEW CONTACT
Drylands Africa	Henk Beentje (h.beentje@kew.org)
Wet Tropics: Africa	Martin Cheek (m.cheek@kew.org)
South East Asia	Rogier de Kok (r.dekok@kew.org)
Madagascar	Petra Hoffman (p.hoffman@kew.org)
Latin America	Daniella Zappi (d.zappi@kew.org) William Milliken (w.milliken@kew.org)
UK	Mike Fay (m.fay@kew.org) Tom Cope (t.cope@kew.org)

 

PLANT GROUP	KEW CONTACT
Commelinids (incl. Poaceae, Cyperaceae)	David Simpson (d.simpson@kew.org)
Palms & Pandans	Bill Baker (w.baker@kew.org)
Alismatids and Lilioids (especially yams and their allies)	Paul Wilkin (p.wilkin@kew.org)
Orchidaceae	David Roberts (d.roberts@kew.org)
Lamiaceae	Alan Paton (a.paton@kew.org)
Leguminosae	Gwil Lewis (g.lewis@kew.org)
Malpighiales (incl. Euphorbiaceae)	Petra Hoffman (p.hoffman@kew.org)
Myrtaceae	Eimear Nic Lughadha (e.lughadha@kew.org)
Rubiaceae	Aaron Davies (a.davies@kew.org)

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