We're hiring a #PhD candidate at #SLU to study the interaction between Tilletia spp. and wheat, aiming to develop #breeding tools for bunt-free #wheat. This project is a collaboration between industry and academia. Apply now and join our team! 🔬🧬🌾
https://t.co/2rQSJCCZwT
Our landscapes serve vital purposes: providing food, supporting biodiversity, and offering spaces for recreation. As the demand for these ecosystem services increases, interdisciplinary research is crucial. Check out @AnnaBerlin5 and colleagues project! https://t.co/6oOMVnUmxt
Bidra till forskningen om stinksot! Nu undersöker @AnnaBerlin5, @therese61313687 och Hushållningssällskapet förekomsten av stinksot i svenskt ekologiskt vete och letar därför efter lantbrukare som vill delta med sina ekologiska vetefält över hela Sverige. https://t.co/r3uWt8Inh4
Tree associated microbes influence host fitness. In a new study @Redondo_MAngel @AnnaBerlin5 and colleagues show that host genotype interacts with aerial spore communities and influences the needle mycobiome of Norway spruce.
https://t.co/82vGFB4WMj
Right now, Florence Uwamahoro is defending her thesis "Banana xanthomonas wilt and potato bacterial wilt in Rwanda".
The opponent is Professor Ariena van Bruggen from the Emerging Pathogens Institute at the University of Florida. Good luck Florence!
With this phase over, now to focus on bigger challenge of having late blight research work in Africa continue and have tangible outcomes to the small-holder farmers in our beloved continent. Collaborators for AfricaBlight where art thou?
New paper on management strategies for banana Xanthomonas wilt in Rwanda is out! By our PhD student Florence Uwamahoro with colleagues. https://t.co/Zv6Y7mpI8A