Delighted to share PetalSpot, our new open-source AI tool for pixel-level quantification of disease lesions on flower petals! 🌹
No individual petal arrangement or petal-number limit—just take a smartphone photo.
https://t.co/Y6mWSGKDCJ
Surprisingly, @JinlingLI7 & @Hesham_gibriel show that #Verticillium strains that infect the same host plant utilize highly divergent effector catalogs to do so https://t.co/IQ7WJLWRnZ
First on @biorxiv, now in @PlantPhys our manuscript on improved eukaryotic genome annotation with long reads with @1DEcook @Jaesvi42 @LFaino@rovenich https://t.co/SKXuxF9L6N
@SpicyBotrytis@KamounLab@JimAlfano1@pcronald Good point @SpicyBotrytis. Not shown even that Avr9 binds the receptor… the whole discussion and an alternative model can be read in Cook, Mesarich and Thomma 2015, talking in general about “invasion patterns”. https://t.co/HoloQd3NW9
@Team_Thomma@WUR it's indeed big loss for WUR. Bart, you are such good a supervisor and everyone of our lab is proud of being your student. I believe you can make good adjustment to any new surroundings you decided to go, be happy there and continue your great research sufficiently. Best wishes
My promotor Professor Pierre de Wit received the Jakob Eriksson Prize at ICPP for his research on elicitor and pathogen recognition~Big idea and great jobs~