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TEXTILES MADE FROM FUNGI are a new bioprocessing achievement BUT did you know Indigenous People of N. America used fungal mats produced by Agarikon, Laricifomes officinalis, for textiles over 100+ years ago. New paper just out in Mycologia: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Today we were honored to host IITA Regional Director Dr. Leena Tripathi at the NemAfrica lab icipe where we showcased our strides in nematode research and innovative solutions for sustainable agriculture. NemaChap Solveig Haukeland Soybean Pathology Research in Africa(SoPRA) #NemAfrica #Nematology

🌳Why are #oak #acorns so large? This study shows that large #seeds are a defensive strategy to tolerate partial damage from animal foraging, aiding dispersal & regeneration #PlantScience #SeedEcology Si-Chong Chen besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants on Volatile-Mediated Insect Ecosystem Services by Pinto-Zevallos et al. doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70…

So happy this is finally out and congratulations to this awesome team. I have been obsessed with this figure for over a year now and for very good reasons as these results bear implications that promise to fundamentally change the microbiome industry and associated therapeutic

Hey plant/microbe science world!🌱 We are looking for an enthusiastic PhD candidate in the Green Life Sciences in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Are you interested in plant microbiomes and how they help alleviate stress? Apply here👇 werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies/p… SILS MiCRop - Microbial Imprinting for Crop Resilience

"Research is messy. … Trying to protect students from that reality does them a disservice." On #InternationalDayOfEducation, take a look back at this #ScienceWorkingLife on teaching students about scientific failure. scim.ag/4joffQj

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Frontiers | Opinion: Response to questions about common mycorrhizal networks frontiersin.org/journals/fores…

New paper from the lab out today on Akkermansia muciniphila and how it breaks down host glycans! IMIBirmingham College of Medicine and Health (UoB) Very proud of my group, especially Cassie Bakshani who did an amazing job. Nature Microbiology nature.com/articles/s4156…

Good to see that the European Food Standards Agency has recognised the danger of agricultural use of fungicides driving resistance to antifungal azoles in the clinic. efsa.europa.eu/en/news/one-he… MRC Centre for Medical Mycology ECMM ISHAM GW4 AMR Alliance

Uncover the 7 ways to save our soils. 🌱 via Soil Association

A Comprehensive treatise on Forest Microbiology in four volumes. An important teaching resource. Essential reading for anyone interested in forest health, microbiome & biotechnology:ISBN: 9780443219030, ISBN: 9780443186943, ISBN: 9780323850421 and  9780128225424 Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry

You don’t have to stay in your lane. You do need to check your blind spots before changing lanes. What gets people in trouble isn't tackling unfamiliar topics. It's being ignorant of their own ignorance. A mark of wisdom is entering new terrain with an extra dose of humility.

Uudessa julkaisussamme kehitimme menetelmän, jonka avulla metsänomistaja voi tulevaisuudessa uudistaa juurikääpäisen metsän optimaalisesti. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I’m thrilled to let you now that your paper on a Fusarium forming mutualistic interactions with poplar that resemble ectomycorrhizal symbiosis was published in IMA Fungus: doi.org/10.3897/imafun…

Great meeting with young forest pathology researchers. Lots of new information about micro-organisms' interactions in spruces infected by Heterobasidion and attacked by bark beetles. Thanks to prof. Fred Asiegbu University of Helsinki #forestpathology #bioticdamagemappingconsortium

Gansu farmers are just amazing… producing hundreds of tons of morels at the gate of the Tengger desert 👍

Once a forest pathologist, always a forest pathologist ❤️. It was a great pleasure to have Prof. Fred Asiegbu research and student group as guests. Scientific research produces solutions to enhance forest health and growth; the cornerstones of the forest industry's success.