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Plant Biology 2007 and Botany 2007 Joint Congress
Chicago Highlights
Plant Biology and Botany 2007
JULY 7-11, 2007 * HILTON CHICAGO * CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
A JOINT CONGRESS INCLUDING:
American Fern Society (AFS),
American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB),
American Society of Plant Taxonomists (ASPT),
Botanical Society of America (BSA)

THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!

ABSTRACTS

Plant Biology Format Call for Abstracts | Poster Information | Botany Format Call for Abstracts

View Poster Abstracts | View Minisymposium Abstracts | View Major Symposium Abstracts


CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

The Plant Biology format will include six Major Symposia and up to 28 Minisymposia based primarily on the abstracts submitted under the topic categories listed on the right. The Program Committee determines the titles and contents of the minisymposia after reviewing the submitted abstracts. Poster presentations are also expected for those abstracts selected for presentation in minisymposia. Suggestions for minisymposia topics are welcomed and should be sent to Wendy Sahli, wendys@aspb.org, or Plant Biology Abstracts, 15501 Monona Drive, Rockville, MD 20855 USA.

In addition to the scientific abstract submission, a new field entitled “Broader Impacts” will invite participants to describe novel education and outreach activities. This submission (600-character limit) will serve as the basis for selection for a special Education and Outreach minisymposium.

SUBMISSION DEADLINES
• Abstracts must be submitted via the web at www.aspb.org/abstract, not before January 2, 2007.
• To be considered for inclusion in a minisymposium, submit abstract by February 14, 2007.
• For inclusion in the Program Book, submit by April 4, 2007.

Instructions for submitting your abstract will be available online at www.aspb.org/abstract. It is critical that you read and follow these instructions carefully. If you have any questions, contact Wendy Sahli at wendys@aspb.org or 301-251-0560 x123.

REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES:
• A member may submit or sponsor only ONE research topic abstract and ONE education & outreach topic abstract.
• Registration will be required by the last day of pre-registration of June 15, 2007, or your abstract will be pulled from the online listing and no poster space will be
reserved.
• The body of your abstract cannot exceed 1,800 characters (including spaces).
• DO NOT include any graphics or tabular material in the body of your abstract.
• Follow the online instructions for inserting special characters and super/subscripts.
• Proof your abstract, double-checking any special characters.
• Press the “Submit” button. Acknowledgment will be sent by email.
• Select a topic category from the list to the right.
• If you do not wish your abstract to be considered for oral presentation in a minisymposium, please indicate so on the online form.

The abstracts and program details will be available for viewing and searching online in April 2007. The website will make it possible for you to prepare and print out a personal
itinerary to guide you at the meeting long before you arrive.

ABSTRACT TOPIC
CATEGORIES

Environmental physiology
P01 - Environmental physiology
P02 - Global change
P03 - Bio-energy crops
P04 - Integrative plant physiology
P05 - Heavy metals and phytoremediation
P06 - Oxidative stress
P07 - Salinity
P08 - Temperature responses
P09 - Water relations
P10 - Membrane transport
P11 - Mineral nutrition
P12 - Photosynthesis (light)
P13 - Photosynthesis (carbon)
P14 - Plant–pest interactions
P15 - Plant–pathogen interactions
P16 - Plant–symbiont interactions
P17 - Cell walls
P18 - Organelle biology
P19 - Metabolism
P20 - Secondary metabolism
P21 - Lipids
P22 - Protein targeting and vesicular trafficking
P23 - Cytoskeleton structure and dynamics
P24 - Mitosis/Meiosis
P25 - Non-coding RNAs
P26 - Growth and vegetative development
P27 - Evolution of development and physiology
P28 - Reproductive development
P29 - Seed biology
P30 - Rhythms
P31 - Photomorphogenesis
P32 - Tropisms
P33 - Intracellular signaling
P34 - Cell-to-cell and long distance signaling
P35 - Hormone biology
P36 - Mechanisms of gene regulation
P37 - Protein modification and turnover
P38 - Epigenetics
P39 - Chromatin
P40 - Genome evolution
P41 - Modeling and computational biology
P42 - Large-scale technologies and resources
P43 - Metabolic engineering
P44 - Emerging technologies
P45 - Plant biotech and risk assessment
P46 - Education & Outreach