BMS Autumn Open Meeting
The BMS Open meeting is and annual meeting usually held at the Jodrell Laboratory, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. It is open to members and non members and the only cost is for the tea and coffee.
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16 Nov 2019
2019 Autumn open meeting Field
Lady Lisa Sainsbury Lecture Theatre, Jodrell Laboratory
The British Mycological Society
Autumn Open Meeting
in partnership with
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Diversity and Ecology of Fungi
Saturday 16th November 2019
Lady Lisa Sainsbury Lecture Theatre, Jodrell Laboratory, Jodrell Gate,
Kew Road, Kew Gardens, TW9 3DS.
Come to hear about the latest fungal research
The British Mycological Society
Autumn Open Meeting
in partnership with The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Diversity and Ecology of Fungi
Saturday 16 November 2019 – Lady Lisa Sainsbury Lecture Theatre,
Jodrell Laboratory, Jodrell Gate, Kew Road, Kew Gardens, TW9 3DS.
Come to hear about the latest fungal research.
10:30-11:00: Coffee & Tea.
11:00-11:20: Dr. Claus Bässler, Bavarian Forest National Park Forest ecologist investigating diversity and functions of fungi, lichens and bryophytes.
11:20-11:40: Dr. Raquel Pino-Bodas, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Specialist on taxonomy and evolution of Cladonia lichens.
11:40-12:00: Dr. Matthew Ryan, CABI Microbiologist specialized on plant health and genetic resources
12:00-14:00: Lunch break.
14:00-14:20: Dr. Gareth Griffith, Aberystwyth University Ecology and taxonomy British grassland fungi.
14:20-14:40: Ricardo Castilho, Imperial College London & RBG Kew PhD Student working on the ecology of mycorrhizal fungi in dwarf shrubs of the Alps.
14:40-15:00: Geoffrey Kibby, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew A top expert on British mushrooms including Boletus, Russula, Amanita,Tricholoma, Agaricus and Lactarius
15:00-15:30: Prof. Joey Spatafora, Oregon State University, Corvallis Evolutionary biology of asco-, basidio- and zygomycetes.
15:30-16:00: Open Discussion.
Past Meetings
Details of past meetings will be available along with downloads of lecturers presentations where these are provided.
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2018 Autumn Meeting
Fungi in a Changing World
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2017 Autumn Meeting
Fungal Evolution and Ecology
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2016 Autumn Meeting
Diversity & distribution of fungi
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2015 Autumn Meeting
Recording and Distributions
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2014 Autumn Meeting
Conservation of Fungi
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2013 Autumn Meeting
The Geography of Fungi
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2012 Autumn Meeting
Wood decay fungi are more than a load of rotters