Last week this Professor of Evolutionary Genomics job advert at University of Cambridge prominently contained the phrase: "...in line with the concept of the 'Network of Life', where the focus is on reticulate networks, rather than simple hierarchical or branching patterns." Today, that sentence was removed. I would have loved to have heard the conversations @Cambridge_Uni that led to this edit.
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Increased knowledge about pathogenic fungi in nurseries can improve the measures used to protect the tree seedlings. Rebecca Larsson has studied the occurrence of pathogenic fungi in and around forest nurseries. https://t.co/2q99i4t5fO
Rebecca Larsson has nailed her thesis on spatial and temporal dynamics of seedborne, airborne, and foliar fungal communities in Swedish forest nurseries.
Read it here: https://t.co/ksmXY04hcE
The workshop "Rust fungi in forests and agriculture" takes place today to celebrate Berit Samil's long research career. A great day of talks, discussions and networking around rust diseases. We wish you a great retirement, Berit!
@mycopat@jan_stenlid@pascal_frey@AnnaBerlin5@AycoTack on rusts in Anemone, Sorbus and ☕️ leaf rust how can we use ecological knowledge for rust control? What drives dynamics in the population of fungal hyperparasites?
This article was a lot to take in. I needed a few days to reflect. 1/9
The ‘Mother Tree’ idea is everywhere — but how much of it is real? https://t.co/cxX8cVHW4w