The career and contribution to Australian and international agricultural science of Clive McDonald Francis: An introduction

Mike Ewing, D.L. Chatel, M.L. Poole, W.J. Collins

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Abstract

Dr Clive Francis is amongst a small group of scientists whose efforts have changed the face of Australian agriculture. This special issue of Crop & Pasture Science highlights his broadranging impact delivered through the pasture cultivars he bred, the knowledge that he generated and the influence that he had on peers and policy makers. His cultivars of subterranean clover are still grown on many millions of hectares across southern Australia and his efforts were pivotal in generating momentum for creative research on a wide array of crop and pasture legumes, particularly the collection, evaluation and preservation of genetic resources for use in current and future breeding initiatives. © CSIRO 2013.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)295-299
JournalCrop and Pasture Science
Volume64
Issue number4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2013

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