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Latest addition : 16 July 2004.

Curriculum, publications list and participations at conferences and projects of the website author.

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  • Curriculum vitae

    16 July 2004, by Rebecca

    LAURENT BRAY E-mail: PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1995-2005 City of Paris, Green Spaces Department, Curator and scientific Head of Plant Collections: Established the Botanic Garden of the city of Paris by applying business and administrative methods: strategic planning, cost analysis, benchmarking, SWOT and developed a data base following the International Transfer Format, Developed Biodiversity Conservation activities and created plant collections, Developed Education activities (...)

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  • Publications

    15 July 2004, by Rebecca

    Bray L., 2003. L’orangerie de l’hôtel Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau - Plantes d’introductions récentes pour le prestige et plantes indigènes médicinales. Bulletin de la société de l’histoire de Paris et de l’Ile-de-France, 130 : 103-107. Bray L., 2002. L’espèce : discussion d’une notion intuitive. Hommes & Plantes, 43 : 32-35. Bray L., 2001. Achievement of new botanic gardens through analysis of existing parts and integration of key assets to (...)

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  • Participations at conventions

    14 July 2004, by Rebecca

    Bray L., 2004. Les adventices allergisantes - Dissémination : reproduction sexuée ou végétative. Troisième séminaire national Botanique et Allergie, 29-30 May, Vienne-le-Château (France), oral communication. Bray L., Delmas M., 2004. Botanic gardens must promote holistic knowledge of plants. Session : Environmental Reconciliation - a vision for botanic gardens. Second World Botanic Congress, 17-23 April, Barcelona (Spain), oral communication. Bray L., 2003. Pollen des phanérophytes : (...)

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  • Reports for and participation to projects

    13 July 2004, by Rebecca

    Project for the creation of Sahel Greenhouse in the garden of Auteuil (City of Paris), 2000. Conservation of useful and/or endangered plants from 6 French-speaking country : Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad ; ex situ conservation of genetic resources, especially through seeds. Project for the building of New-Caledonia biotope in the garden of Auteuil (City of Paris), 1998. Participation in this project in all scientific items: endemism in this French territory is high (...)

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