New paper in - Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment-
Potential Plant-Beneficial Bacteria Dominate Soil and Plant Compartments of Tomatoes.
by Zhang @HangweiHu@thibaoanhn Wu of @@UniMelb
https://t.co/cg4kWcAzlr
New paper in journal of Sustainable Agriculture & Environment-
Harnessing Bacterial Potential to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Agricultural Soils led by Waqar, @Prof_Braj_Singh Geilfus & Yaning
https://t.co/00jNH6u28J
Can AI predict microbiome composition? Tools like DeepMicrobes https://t.co/1I2K32Zw6c use machine learning for taxonomic shifts and functional role predictions. The authors show it surpasses other tools in species and genus identification.
#AI#Microbiome
Dr. Yang Song from @UUBeta explains how growing genetically identical #potato#seed#tubers does not necessarily lead to identical yields. In this video, she explains the role of #microbes in predicting the quality of seed tubers (potato #vigour): https://t.co/kFUIcUW9eh
Exploring IAA biosynthesis and plant growth promotion mechanism for tomato root endophytes with incomplete IAA synthesis pathways
-in Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agriculture
https://t.co/vtiZ0Guucl
In her most recent #publication, Prof. dr. @KiersToby delves into the mechanisms that #legumes have evolved in their symbiosis with #rhizobia. The many types of interactions between them will amaze you!
Published in @Nature Microbiology, available here:
https://t.co/jcyRElcJnC
Research Position (Internship): Biologicals and Mycorrhizas for a Sustainable Agriculture, University of Zurich & Agroscope, Switzerland (1 year).
Are you interested to test whether field inoculation with mycorrhizal fungi can promote crop yield and contribute to a sustainable agriculture. Come and join us!
https://t.co/NJBCR1AdWK
You will be part of a very nice team and perform field and greenhouse experiments. It is an advantage if you speak Swiss German or German.
Second publication for today: a Dispatch in @CurrentBiology on the Bacillus-AMF work of Adrien Anckaert et al from Marc Ongena @microbeinteract lab
Chemical ecology: Bacteria–fungi interaction for plant biocontrol
https://t.co/fBP5RgWyzE
#MicrobiomeEcology at @LeidenBiology
In Iowa, pigs outnumber people by a ratio of 7 to 1.
Pigs in Iowa produce a volume of manure equivalent to the waste of 84 million people – more than the populations of California, Texas, and Illinois combined.
This massive volume of manure goes largely untreated and is poorly utilized, eventually making its way into waterways.
Nearly 70% of the waterways and reservoirs in Iowa no longer meet basic water quality standards.