Santiago Mideros

PhD, Plant Pathology. Husband, father

[Patty Manosalva @pmanosalva1]

Save the date for the 2024 OMGN Annual Meeting in Asilomar, CA. More information coming soon!!! #oomycete @USDA @slcuplants @UCRCNAS @wenboEffector @Cano_Lab @QuesadaLabNCSU @KamounLab @francine_govers @dromius @_johnmcd @PhytophthoraLab

[Santi Ron @santiak]

¿Hay alguien que no sienta, al menos, un atisbo de bienestar al ver este tucán?
Se llama biofilia
#Ramphastos brevis

[Austin McCoy @AG__McCoy]

Widely available soybean resistance genes to Phytophthora stem and root rot, caused by Phytophthora sojae, Rps1c and Rps1k are no longer widely effective in the United States, Canada, and Argentina.

https://t.co/YyXCyG6VT7

@SpringerNature @NatureComms

[Phytobiomes Journal @PhytobiomesJ]

Don’t miss this trending paper from our new focus issue! Findings by @HengAnLin1 and @smideros reveal the soybean phyllosphere mycobiome and open the possibilities of targeted manipulation of fungal infection to improve foliar disease management.

🔓 Read: https://t.co/XJVYUgRlzz

[✍🏻💻 Myriam Vidal Valero 🇲🇽🏳️‍🌈 @myriam_vidalv]

@nature surveyed >9,000 scientists to see how their use us the platform changed since Elon Musk took over. Under 7% have stopped using it altogether and around 46% have joined other social-media platforms. Find the details in my article. https://t.co/yDwm5LKUh1

[Santiago Mideros @smideros]

Had a great time sharing dinner with former @cerroscigalpa, current @mara_krone, and future @BorisCamiletti Illinois Plant Health scientists at #PlantHealth2023

[UIUC Plant Science Symposium @UIUCPlantSciSym]

Don't miss this opportunity! Register https://t.co/LbTGmxMM7A for 2023 Corteva Agriscience Plant Sciences Symposium.

#Cortevaagriscience #plantsciences #uiuc

[Marcus V Merfa @mvmerfa]

Glad to see a full table in the Phyllosphere Microbiology Committee networking hour this afternoon! Thanks for everyone who stopped by to engage with us!
Shout out to our vice co-chair (co-chair to be) @HengAnLin1 for always being supportive in the committee leadership!

[Santiago Mideros @smideros]

Congratulations to Mara Krone for winning the Pitch 120 competition at #PlantHealth2023 @ACESIllinois

[Santiago Mideros @smideros]

We found evidence of resistance to Pythium root rot in corn. Check our poster (P673). We will be there today at 5 pm #PlantHealth2023

[Santiago Mideros @smideros]

What is the effect of host resistance on plant pathogen populations? Don’t miss our poster (P147) presentation on the impact of wheat resistance on Fusarium graminearum. We will be there at 4:15 pm #PlantHealth2023

[Barry Butler Photography @barrybutler9]

Triple Strike! Simultaneous Lightning Hits - Hancock, Trump Hotel and Sears Tower. 12:36am on Saturday morning in Chicago. All in one exposure. #lightning #storm #ilwx #chicago #weather

[Plant Disease @PlantDiseaseJ]

Editor’s Pick! @cerroscigalpa et al. characterized 2 Phytophthora spp. by virulence, aggressiveness, & fungicide sensitivity. This characterization can inform management decisions for PRR of soybean in Illinois.

🔓 https://t.co/h3bQbiVKKV

@ILplantdoc @smideros @IllinoisCropSci

[Giovani Preza Fontes @PrezaFontes]

Seeing K deficiency in soybeans after rainfall events in some fields near Urbana.
Typical symptom is yellowing of leaf margins that usually begin at the leaf tip and extend down the margin towards the leaf base.

@IllinoisCropSci @ILextension

[College of ACES @ACESIllinois]

Congrats to our seven ACES faculty on their promotions, effective August 16! 📆

Special kudos to Profs. Ogolsky and Margenot as two of nine campus-wide 2023 Distinguished Promotion Award recipients. 🌟

Read more about each faculty member’s promotion: https://t.co/UY4gfx9hF3

[Andrew Pritchard @skydrama]

Air that is hazardous to breath amid the second driest spring of my lifetime.

Objectively speaking, probably the most depressing weather day I’ve experienced.

Looking down Green Street on the University of Illinois campus Wednesday afternoon:

[Marc Johnson @SolidEvidence]

Ohio cryptic lineage update.

We’ve made no progress identifying the individual, but we have learned a few things.
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