Australian researchers have discovered a gene in the fungal pathogen causing #ascochytablight that triggers disease resistance in #lentils@theCCDM@SA_PIRSA 📷 CCDM
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Kate Burke, of Echuca, has been awarded with the 2021 GRDC Southern Region Seed of Light Award by panel chair John Bennett at GRDC's Grains Research Update in Bendigo || @Think_Agri@KateKak@johngbennett https://t.co/CEjwiYQFBP
New research - Chickpea-ascochyta research demonstrating ascochyta isolates adapting to new varieties with improved resistance traits - a collaboration led by @Griffith_Uni and including @theCCDM researchers. https://t.co/VlLgh33MCd
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Check out @theCCDM latest @PlantCellRep paper, on developments of the #agroinfiltration method of plant pathogen effectors and virulence proteins for #pulses. This method suits peas, faba beans and lentils - a brighter future for disease control @theGRDC - https://t.co/xsOFs3WXNx
Out now in @GeneticsGSA’s G3: @theCCDM researchers publish 1st reference genome assembly for an Australian isolate of Ascochyta lentis. Embracing advances in sequencing technology to further our #pulse disease research. More: https://t.co/U12ewZ4l77 Paper: https://t.co/QjMLwjnTOK
Ascochyta blight has been spotted in chickpeas at Mingenew, Yandanooka and Cunderdin. Find out more about this disease and how to manage it in the latest #PestFax newsletter @GRDCWest https://t.co/uUwu6LRFIt
Great example of what our team are up against - #ascochyta blight on show for our wild cicer crew's talk at today's @GroupMIG's spring walk. We're working to create more disease resistant options via wild+domestic crosses in this @theGRDC project. Thanks @GroupMig for having us.
Wheel of fortune smiling upon @theCCDM’s pulses research today as @GeneticsGSA G3 journal publishes our team’s improved reference genome assembly for the #ascochyta blight pathogen – 16% larger than previously published! More: https://t.co/U12ewZ4l77 Paper https://t.co/LZOXCSFRqU
Even closely related pathogens have their differences – our research just published in @Frontiersin provides molecular insights into #botrytis fabae & #botrytis cinerea roles in pulse diseases. More on this @theGRDC project - https://t.co/U12ewZ4l77 paper: https://t.co/gBruOkRY9f
Hot off the press, our pulse researchers ‘glowing’ with pride at their paper just published in @PLOSONE. Using Green Fluorescent Protein to study ascochyta blight progression in #lentils. Paper: https://t.co/3PMkxqlUa5. Just one way we're investigating host-pathogen interactions.