Excited to share that our perspective is now online in ISME J!
Huge thanks to Prof. Wang for the patient and thoughtful guidance, inspiring ideas, and constant support.
Let’s explore the epigenetic magic behind plant–microbiome chemical communication.💫 https://t.co/me6y88c7j0
🌿🔬Dive right into the world of plant health! Joana Filipa Do Carmo Gomes and André Filipe da Silva Sousa from Universidade Nova de Lisboa have collaborated on microbiota-driven metabolic plant disease resistance. Guided by WANG Mengcen from ZJU, this research unveiled exciting insights at the intersection of microbiology and agriculture. 🌾🌱 @HU_Bin_CHN
📢Webinar Alert🌱
Want to learn cutting-edge studies in plant-microbe interaction? Join our webinar "Advances in Plant-Microbe Interactions: Insights from Asia to the World" with @eLifeCommunity !
📅 May 19, 2025 | 🕝 JST 14:30–17:20 (UTC+9)
📌Register: https://t.co/uhvyKPaBvs
Thrilled to share my first paper published at Current biology!!
We found that the expression level of one single transcription factor converts beneficial root endophyte into pathogenic guy😈 (1/8)
https://t.co/RWrb5iwEvG
Microbes are key to food security, requiring research, biotech, and agriculture to unlock sustainable solutions.
@NatureMicrobiol
https://t.co/P9Dv0rxXDW
This week we had the honor to host a delegation of our new colleagues @ZJU_official! Dr. Mengcen Wang and his students shared their impressive research lines, and several members of @greenit_bio4sus@itqbnova and @INIAV_IP showed their recent works as well!
This meeting will serve as the starting point for a promising collaboration in the field of plant-microbes interactions between China and Portugal! 🌱🦠🇨🇳🤝🇵🇹🦠🌱 @itqbnova@greenit_bio4sus@INIAV_IP@ZJU_China
🌱Exciting research alert! Guided by Prof. WANG Mengcen at #ZJU’s College of Agriculture and Biotechnology, Verena Gschiel from @unisouthampton, delves into the world of plant-seed microbiome interactions! 🌾Phenotype screening, microbiome analysis, and core bacterial endophyte isolation – all to understand disease resistance in rice!🌿🔬
#GripS #GlobalZJU #PlantMicrobiome #ScienceInAction
🌾UWA & Chinese researchers reveal game-changing discovery in rice: a leaf fungus boosts disease resistance via chemical signalling! Amazing plant-microbe teamwork with impact on global food security @NatureMicrobiol#UWA@UWAresearch@xiaoyuliu513@MCWZJU https://t.co/JEujcyMUAi
Chemical signalling in the phyllosphere microbiome—an overlooked transcriptional switch governing fungal pathogenicity?Let‘s find out in our new paper @NatureMicrobiol
Thanks for collaboration @Tomi @GBerg_ubt@xiaoyuliu513@Herry_Hongda
https://t.co/BUfQdwwf27
News&Views: "Microbiome-mediated immunity: Disease resistance through M genes" https://t.co/Rw8u6g9Oho
A comment on this paper: https://t.co/RdjFtRvgAk
After R(esistance) and S(usceptibility) genes, here come the M(icrobiome) genes.