In July 2021, INRAE researchers were working at the Phy2SUDOE S2 site (Chaban-Delmas, Parc aux Angéliques, France) to measure several plant parameters and quantify the phytomanagement progress. [caption id="attachment_6706" align="alignright" width="482"] Harvest of the grassy shoots at the S2 site. © Mench[/caption] Long-term field trials are implemented...
One of the objectives of PHY2SUDOE is to implement strategies for the conservation of the endemic biodiversity typical of some contaminated sites (e.g., metallurgical flora, bacteria, etc.) due to their intrinsic and utilitarian value. As part of this objective, Portuguese Catholic University and NEIKER are...
From Phy2SUDOE we have made this video to show you where and how the metallicolous plants provided by the project partners are conserved in order to store them for a future use. Agustí Agut and Brais Hermosilla, curator and technician respectively at the Olarizu Botanical Garden,...
Last July, teams from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), the Olarizu Botanical Garden (Vitoria-Gasteiz), and Neiker went on a joint field trip to collect several samplings in the Lanestosa mining site, with the aim of identifying and conserving the endemic biodiversity of sites...
Thanks to the research team of Dr. Florian Delerue (Assistant-professor at INP-Bordeaux /ENSEGID, France) including his PhD students Hugo Randé and David Nemer, coordinator of the ANR SixP Project, Dr. Michel Mench (INRAE) and Dr. F. Delerue were sampling seeds, shoots, soils and invertebrates at...