Plant Science Research Weekly -- Review. The soil-borne identity and microbiome-assisted agriculture: Looking back to the future (Molecular Plant) @sanne_maria @GStringlis (Summary by Benjamin Jin) https://t.co/dftR968eee
Today EPS PhD candidate @ManonNeilen will defend her thesis entitled "RxLR and CRN effectors of the spinach downy mildew Peronospora effusa and their interacting plant proteins". Have a wonderful day and a lot of success. @UtrechtUni@UUBeta@guidopmi
Hi Twitter!
An advantage of defending your doctoral thesis in 2020 is that the session will be available for everyone to watch!
So tune in on Wednesday September 23th at 14:30h:
Live stream: https://t.co/hkHL0xZLnt
Thesis: https://t.co/ooEFcnTREs
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Looking for a enthusiastic researcher to speak at a meeting in October on the topic of food and health in relation to the #EUFarm2Fork strategy. Any suggestion from @PlantTeaching or my other fellow tweeps?
Our effort to get to a cleaner genome sequence of spinach downy mildew: Genome reconstruction of the non-culturable spinach downy mildew Peronospora effusa by metagenome filtering https://t.co/smoegeU8H5
Another Friday, another Keynote Speaker for you! We’re proud to announce Prof. Joop Vermeer @Vermeer_Lab will be giving a talk at #EPSR2019. Find out more information here: https://t.co/3NBMiYjbER
pls RT and inform PhD students in plant biology: Utrecht PhD Summer School "Environmental Signaling in Plants", August 26-28, 2019, open for registration! Great line-up of speakers eager to meet PhD students in the lively city of Utrecht. https://t.co/bwMa60hAhE @EPSGradSchool
I teach them belonging to Peronosporales in family Pythiaceae, but note that NCBI now has them as part of Pythiales. So I'd like to know the answer to this too!
Hey oomycete fanatics: are the Pythium species within the order Pythiales or Peronosporales? The literature is conflicting on this taxonomy issue. #askyourtwitterfriends#oomycete