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Introducing the International Plant Nutrition Council

The International Plant Nutrition Council (IPNC) aims to promote science-based research and education in plant nutrition. This is done to underscore the significance of this scientific domain in crop production, food security, human health, and sustainable environmental protection. Widely regarded as the foremost international gathering on plant nutrition worldwide, the IPNC-organized Colloquia bring together researchers working on plant mineral nutrition, plant molecular biology, plant genetics, agronomy, horticulture, ecology, environmental sciences, and fertilizer use and production.

About the International Plant Nutrition Colloquium

First established in 1954, the International Plant Nutrition Colloquium (IPNC) is an international conference held every three years. Its aim is to promote research within the field of plant nutrition and it is the most important international meeting on this subject.

The mission of the International Plant Nutrition Council

The International Plant Nutrition Council consists of scientists across the globe who have made special contributions to the field of plant nutrition. The Council seeks to advance science-based non-commercial research and education in plant nutrition in order to highlight the importance of this scientific field for crop production, food security, human health and sustainable environmental protection.

In honour of Professor Horst Marschner, who was a passionate supporter of students and young researchers, the IPNC established the Marschner Young Scientist Award for outstanding early-career researchers and PhD students with potential to become future research leaders. The awardees get the chance to present their work orally at the meetings.