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 In Seville the Romans had two main settlements. The first is dated to the first century BC, with the first arrival of Caesar to Seville. The first reference is the year Roman 206 BC, when the battle occurs Llipa and based Italica. With the second coming of Caesar to Seville is created Imperial City, started from the year 45 BC. Coincides with the battle of Munda and granting title to the city of Colonia Julia Romula Hispalis. For the remains preserved in the Roman Seville is a must visit

This event is organized by the Latin American Association rhizobiology ( ALAR ) , which is a scientific non -profit organization whose goal is to promote biological sequestration activities nitrogen and the use of plant growth promoting microorganisms in the countries of Latin America and Caribbean. One of its main activities has been coordinating the Latin American Meetings of rhizobiology ( RELAR ) whose objective is to maintain a level of updating and sharing of experience and knowl

One of the many details that our city offers, is certainly to give its visitors the opportunity to get lost in its narrow streets, alleys and hidden streets that give an air of colonialism, tradition and folklore. Walking along Seville we can find with surprise that not everything is monuments area, but there are neighborhoods which deserve to be classified as places of self-interest, both for its architecture, atmosphere and costumbrism. One of these neighborhoods is Santa Cruz, adjacent

This meeting is managed by MOF, the Spanish Society of Nitrogen Fixation. This organization's main objective is to promote the development of nitrogen fixation in Spain in all its branches and activities, promote the organization of scientific meetings, etc..   This meeting is jointly to the II Iberoamerican Conference on Interaction Beneficial Microorganism-Plant-Atmosphere (IBMEPA) and the Latin American Meeting rhizobiology XXVI (ALAR). These activities will take place