InnoV8 Botanics are the experts when it comes to consulting Research & Development services to plant and botanic enterprises.
Our Consultancy Expertise and Services include new product development, commercialization & training for a range of botanic / plant related fields:
Tissue Culture Inititation
- Plant Breeding & Commercialization
- Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR),Consultant QP, Agent for independent plant breeders
- Plant Propagation
- Tissue Culture – new variety inititations, production protocol development & optimisation
- Expertise in Australian Native Plants
- Expertise in Plant Molecular Genetics, Plant Biochemistry & Plant Biotechnology
- Nursery Production – ornamentals, fruits & vegetables
- Plant Photography
- Development of Marketing Support Material – technical fact sheets, plant labels, flyers
- Technical Writing & Editing Services
- Chinese (Mandarin) – English Written & Spoken Translation Service
Need help with a grant application or project reporting? Undertaking method and protocol development? Need some help with commercialisation or market development of new plant varieties? Contact us to discuss how our Consultancy Expertise and Services can help accelerate your business or organisation!
Recent Consultancy Projects & Clients:
AUSSIE COLOURS Natve Hibiscus Range
Aussie Colours Pty Ltd: We undertake contract Plant Breeding, Commercialisation, Marketing Support and Plants Breeder’s Rights (PBR) services for Aussie Colours. Our companies work very closely together, in fact, InnoV8 Botanics‘ Director, Dr Dion Harrison has been involved with Aussie Colours since its inception in 2007. We also manage the business relationships with Aussie Colours’ customers and licensees and supply labels for their proprietry plant varieties. We are very excited about our latest new release, the Australian Native Hibiscus range marketed under the Aussie Colours brand.
Tara Valley Nursery – Tissue Culture Consultancy – Protocol Development, Culture Inititations, Protocol and Production Optimisation.
Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Fisheries – Literature Review on Mango Pigments and their Manipulation.
The University of Queensland – Red Bayberry (Myrica rubra) Tissue Culture Initiation: disinfestation and media composition.