So excited to share this paper from so many fun field seasons staring at purple needle grass with @lmhallett 💗 - grazing helps preserve native grass in a sea of non-native grasses
The Fourth Annual EcoSlam is happening tomorrow at UCR! Key note seminar by Patrick Donnelly, @BitterWaterBlue the Great Basin Director of the Center for Biological Diversity. Followed with lightning talks by grads and undergrads from four departments.
@BitterWaterBlue This event is a graduate student led initiative! They are doing a fantastic job with using this to help inter-departmental interactions and grad-undergrad mentoring. @ClaraWoodie and @ElijahHallEco both having leadership here along with the team of CCB grad students.
Shipley-Skinner 2022 Call for Proposals is now available! We welcome proposals for research that enhances conservation broadly throughout the region. Applications due - May 13. https://t.co/koqpTMcA4D
I'm super excited to announce a new paper from my lab on host mediation of symbiosis evolution.
First author David C. Fronk (not on twitter).
Symbiotic organs: the nexus of host–microbe evolution https://t.co/3C5pD6aYmd
The embargo is finally lifted and I’m very excited to officially announce my @USDA@USDA_NIFA agricultural microbiomes grant to study microbial response to wildfires in chaparral with @PeteHomyak!! Thank @JulesBernstein for the story! https://t.co/MzpBeEDVpW
Exciting news! #Fire and #fungi review paper stemming from 2019 @MSAFungi symposium is finally out! Super proud of this product and data from @Pulido_Fabi in Fig 4 😊 fun collab w/ @samlfox25@uofmemphisbio @MicroSikes! https://t.co/jOud5dlLjp
Black-eyed peas are more than a Southern staple: They attract soil-enhancing bacteria.
This means these common legumes boost soil health and could even replace costly, environmentally damaging fertilizer, say #NSFfunded researchers @UCRiverside. https://t.co/liEGnF3rTk
Excited to share my lab’s paper led by @Dylan_J_Enright on megafire effects on fungi & bacteria in redwood tanoak forests 🌲🔥🍄🦠. Aka the story of how to make lemons out of lemonade when your plots burn down in a megafire, YET AGAIN 😂 #fungi#fire https://t.co/9NCWpLRDTo
I had a great time visiting @VT_Biology last week. First in-person seminar I've given since before COVID! Had fun chatting with many amazing faculty and students... great science being done there! Thx @psilotreta for hosting me.
2nd PhD chapter is out! With @GDJecology @PeteHomyak @PattyOikawa and Jun Wang, we show multi-faceted benefits of drip irrigation in high-temperature forage agriculture: higher crop yields, lower water use, and lower soil emissions of CO2, N2O, and NO. https://t.co/YmEwchY0kk
Job alert! The Glassman lab is recruiting a postdoctoral scholar with expertise in bacterial/fungal genomics to be part of a USDA funded project! https://t.co/A7HPsz2wQE
#fungi#AcademicTwitter#mushrooms#Genomics#postdocjobs