annual report 2012 - national botanic garden of belgium

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Annual Report

2012

Discovering and recording biodiversity

Safeguarding plant life

Understanding ecosystems

(Re)connecting plants and people

Inspiring and informing

Bringing our heritage to life

Organisation

Facts and figures

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DNA as a key to understand plant diversity

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Pollen: miniscule troublemakers ortaxonomic markers?

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Swift start forEuropean Journal of axonomy

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Orchids confiscated at the border geta second life in our Garden

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he National Botanic Garden of Belgium,a refuge for succulent plants

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Pioneering study shows encouraging resultsfor the ex situ conservation of endemicspecies from Katanga (DR Congo)

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Growing half-hardy plants in the Belgianclimate

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Cholera: prediction throughphytoplankton?

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Using diatoms for monitoring water uality

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Assisting the Federal Agency for the Safetyof the Food Chain

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Green Heritage Enhancement atthe University of Kisangani,Faculty of Science and Agronomy

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Annual plants collection:a wealth of flowers

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he Botanic Garden of Brussels:Reflection of a Changing Nation

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Breakdown of income Legal Personalityby source (K)

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Age pyramid (202)

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Garden in the media and social networks

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Distribution of living material

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Mounting of specimens

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Papers published in 202 in internationalpeer-reviewed ournals (co-)authored bystaff of the garden

A V. & D K A. (1) Crinipellis beninensis(B, M), B( A). Cz M 64(): 17518.

A L. & Ez D. (1) P

Lichen vulgatus (Opegrapha vulgata) (z A) . 61: 46-464. (IF .73)

B-L A., V P.M., C M. & V Vj B. (1) A E W F D. L .E I 18: 75-78. (IF .695)

B S., V Vj B., V A., M G., G J.,N M.H. & E L. (1) Hippodonta lange-bertalotiiV Vj, M & V . . - Hippodonta . N H B 141: 39-5.

C D. & D I. (1) Schaueriopsis:

A (A: B) D R C. P E E145: 79-84. (IF 1,167)

C J., Z R.L., K S.C., C P., R O.,B A.H. & H K.D. (1) Agaricus megalosporus: A M. C, M 33:145-155. (IF .754)

C S.L., H A.H.L., G N.J.M., L J.E., A., C K., F Y., H K.A., I S.,K K., L M., R B., j M., WC., V Vj B. & B D.M. (1) C- -

A. P N A S, B S 19,13: 4938-4943. (IF 9.681)

Cq C., H M., J R. & F H. (1) Nitzschiaepiphytica, N. epiphyticoides, N. pseudepiphytica(B), E CA. P 51,: 16-134. (IF .)

D B ., D M L., B L., M K., GB., E D., H H., D L., V L., V G K., V W J., V W. & D S.A.J.(1) B z q . EL 15,7: 74-747, J 1,

: 15.5.1. (IF 17.557)D K A., G A.K. & A-L S. (1) L

(A) . MA 4(3):1-5.

Ez D. & B P. (1) Plectocarpon dirinariae(A), C V.L 44: 591-593. (IF 1.195)

F M.-P., M B., V R F., M P.,Dq G. & M G. (1) E z , Crepidorhopalon perennis (L) C. tenuis. B 44: 454-46.(IF .9)

Fz-Cz R., N Z., M M.-J., Ez D.& W A. (1) C S RM , A. A S 4: 9-4.(IF 1.556)

K K., V J., E J., N L., K J. & V Vj B. (1) B (B) J R I (NW W

S, A). P E E 145: 19-8.(IF 1.167)

L O. & S O. (1) U Multidentia(R) Aq . P E E145: 138-141. (IF 1,167)

L J.D., D P., N M.P., F C., V B D., S M. & Ez D. (1) P Phoma P (P, D). FD 55,1: 195-13. (IF 4.769)

L B., J S., S E. & D S. (1)E Psychotrialeptophylla. A E M 781:84-87. (IF 3.89)

L B., L O., P C., S E. & D S.(1) S - Psychotria (R). FEMS M E 8:364-37. (IF 3.48)

L B., V O S., D B P., V B., SE., P E. & D S. (1, M 11, :1.199/j..819-) I Pavetta

(R). I J S E M 6: -9. (IF .68)

L A.., N M.H., V Vj B., A S.F.P., F S E., H L. & E L. (1) Pinnulariaaljustrelica . . (B), Aj (P) P.acidophila H K P. acoricola H.F 1: 7-4. (IF 1.37)

M C., V R F. & Jq A.-L. (1) E - .B A E 13: 69-697. (IF .669)

N J., G M., S P., B M.J., C C., S J.C. & B J. (1) M C CA, . I J B C 4,3: 118-19.

R C., B G., M M., G S. & MzzS. (1) C : O 17: 51-56. (IF 3.41)

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B (B). C E13: 97-11. (IF 1.679)

R-G C., C P., A-H A.Y. & S F.(1) SEM -z P(B) M (WI O). N H B 141: 95-314.

R A. & B M. (1) S :

S . N J B ,: 149-154.S L., R J., Jq A.-L. & R O. (1)

D q Comarum palustre(R). M E R 1: 91-97. (IF 3.6)

S B., H. & R E. (1) A L G Sericanthe (R,C), C G.B j L S 169,3: 53-554. (IF.81)

B P.P.G. & Ez D. (1) L E H (C I), , . C, M 33: 59-97. (IF .754)

V Vj B. (1) Aulacoseira principissa . ., -A .P 5: 33-4. (IF 1.797)

V Vj B., C B., Mz D. & LM. (1) T Pinnularia (B) I A (AAF, S I O). NH B 141: 1-36.

V Vj B., E L. & C E.J. (1) U Diatomella balouriana - . D R 7: 13-1.

(IF .656)V Vj B., J A., H M. & E L. (1)

N (B) S . N H B 144: 37-55.

V Vj B., I., K .B., G J.A., VE., V W. & S K. (1) R A (B) W & W(1911) . F 1:149-169. (IF 1.37)

V Vj B., Vj G.L., W J. & M A.(1) Encyonopsis neerlandica, (B) T

N. P 66: 43-48. (IF 1.797)V L W., V L. & B D. (1) F1:

- B (F B C). PK 1: 59-67.

V R F. & L. (1) S- . P E E 145:33-34. (IF 1.167)

V R F., V N.J., B E. & Mz D. (1)P Vaccinium oxycoccos, V. .

P B, . :1.1111/j.1438-8677.1.646.. (IF .395)

V F. (1) N C GC (C I, S). W 67,1: 93-99.

V F. (1) N Cenchrus (P,P) E M . W4: 77-78.

V F. (1) Cenchrus echinatus. I: G W. & RT. (.), M-C N, 31. W 4: 93.

V F. & Sz G E. (1) A - Cenchrus .. (P, P) M . W 4: 67-75.

V F. & Sz G E. (1) N ( ). FM : 5-4.

Wz C.E., V Vj B., C E.J., B D. & EL. (1) ursiocola podocnemicola . ., z Az (RN, Bz). D R 7: 1-8. (IF .656)

Z R.L., H K.D, Dj D.E., R O., SK., G J., K S.C. & C P. (1)Agaricus focculosipes . ., . M 53: 3-311. (IF1.1)

Z R., K K. & V Vj B. (1) T Pinnularia (B) D L I (S S I) . P 44: 11-37. (IF1.797)

Papers published in 202 in national or nonpeer-reviewed ournals (co-)authored bystaff of the garden

B P. & C D. (1) Leptoderris burudiensisB& C. (L - P - M), C-N qq C, R B. LjN. S. 19: 8 .

B L., M K., H G., G I., D S., DD. & C M.J. (1) E J :A j O A

. S R C4,1: 16 .

D K A. & G C. (1) Distolomyces orculae(L), Forcula auricularia(D). S 31: 43-44.

D K A. & H D. (1) B L q () Chitonomycesaculeier. S 31: 16-18.

D M D. (1) E . I: J B DV / A S B D11: 9-4.

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D M D. (1) D : NP, M. I: J BD V / A S B D 11: 88-91.

D P., F A., G D. & M C. (1)U . B A M F Bq 5: 5-1.

D R A., V L W. & H I. (1) M

G: Urtica piluliera Urtica membranacea.D 1: 9-3.

D, P., Ez D., E M., Cz R., BP., F E., K D., V B D. & SE. (1) N B, L F. XIV.B S N L 113:95-115.

F R. (1) L, A, G, C, , J q Bq, U q L, 191, U (B)

18 5. N B N 11: 46-48.F A. & Ez D. (1) O V (Bq)

P . . NM 65,1: 1-4.

G D. (1) C F Aq :C F. 33: 1-8.

G D. (1) C O C-K: C q RG-. 33: 8 -3.

H D., N J. & D K A. (1) L N: . N M11(5): 88-93.

H D., W P., Zj J.W., VA. & D K A. (1). N L(F, A) T N. EB 7 (3): 175-183.

H I. (1) E Oxalis B, j . D11: 9-. [://.../DUMORIERA/DUM_11/D%11_9-_O_H.]

R A. (1) D Mentha pulegium() V. D 1: 16-18.

R A. & S R. (1) E: E C6

(L-M). Sz D 8: 5-7.S H. (1) D K

V, z V. 1 I & D M.M 3: -35.

V B D. (1) E M L, 5 1. M 3:17-18.

V B D. (1) D DM L. M 3: 19-1.

V B D. (1) rentepohlia- V

(B). D 11: 5. ://.../DU MORIERA/DU M_1 1 /D% 1 1 _5 ___VDB.

V B D., Ez D. & D P. (1) L O (PL, B) 1. M : 1-16.

V A. (1) Qq (I).B A M

Bq 5: 13-16.V A. & B J.-Y. (1) P Nyssopsora

echinata Meum athamanticum Bq. D1: 33-35 + .

V Vj B., Vj G.L., W J. & M A.(1) E , (B) TN. D 36: 57-6.

V L. (1) S B: j . D 1: 36-44.

V R F., G S. & V P. (1) S H (L ) . D 1: 1-8.

V F. (1) D Calystegia (C) B. D 1: 5-9.

V F. (1) A B Ceratochloa(P, P) B. D 11: 3-45.

V F. & H G. (1) M - z G (O-V, B). D 1: 19-4.

Selection of book chapters and bookspublished in 202 (co-)authored by staff ofthe Garden

B M. & H M. (. F R., Hq N.& .) (1) B H L E . P, BHL-E, 147 .

D M D. (E ) (1) B DB 11. J B DV / A S B D.181 .

D D. (1) L J Bq B : 186-191 :R Bq, Aq. A R Bq M C S, C -4.4 S, . 1 : 96 .

E K. & & P F. (1) Geophila D.D, . .I: D, G., S S., M., K, S. , F C. & C.U U (.) F M V 4 P R V. U N A M, M B G & T NH M (L), . 1-1.

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S R., V A. & V H, .D S.) (1) N F Bq, G-D L, N F . S . E J q Bq, M, CXXXIX + 1195 .

Q L., D R., D J H., Wj J. & D M D.(1) A: D W. I M&L C (11),H V. V

O, A O E, B: . 38-41.S K., V Vj B. & V W. (.) (1) -

I D S, A A,G, 6-31 A 1 A. VLIZ SP 58, 6 .

W A., K J.P. & C P. (.) (1) D : F :F . . H L-B 75. S, J. C, B z N H 141,, 545 .

Selection of reports presented in 202 (co-)

authored by staff of the Garden

F A., V B D. & Ez D. (1) C - R - J q Bq, M, 18 .

V B D. (1) A BHj G. Oz LB BIM. N P B, 161 .

V B D. & D D. (1) I

() z H (W,B). R 1.

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V L. (1) R L. 35 . V INERREG IV-j (F-W-V) A L (1-11) 7 P-

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The NationalBotanic Gardenof Belgium:a portrait

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