We are excited to announce that APPF (Australian Plant Phenomics Facility) has changed its name to APPN (Australian Plant Phenomics Network). This change recognises a major expansion in the number of institutions involved and the truly national footprint of this research infrastructure investment.
Watch this space: a new website that recognises the full range of APPN’s facilities, partners and services is under development.
APPN’s new network of controlled environment phenotyping facilities, mobile phenotyping units and field sites is strategically spread across Australia’s diverse climate zones and involves nine renowned plant research organisations nationwide.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (Northam and Merredin), University of Western Australia (Perth)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA: University of Adelaide (Rosedale, Adelaide)
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: Australian National University (Canberra)
VICTORIA: La Trobe University (Melbourne)
NEW SOUTH WALES: Charles Sturt University (Wagga Wagga), Western Sydney University (Richmond), University of Sydney (Narrabri)
QUEENSLAND: University of Queensland (Gatton, St Lucia)
Contact Us
Australian Plant Phenomics Network,
University of Adelaide, Waite Campus,
Bldg WT81, Hartley Grove, Urrbrae SA 5064
P +61 8 8313 0793
E appn@plantphenomics.org.au
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APPN plant phenotyping infrastructure and expertise is strategically located at nine locations across Australia
APPN plant phenotyping infrastructure and expertise is strategically located at nine locations across Australia