Oh to be a tiny snail on a tiny mushroom.

Gliophorus graminicolor The species name is derived from Latin graminis, meaning "grass". This grass-colored mushroom belongs to the genus Gliophorus which comes from the from Greek glia-, meaning glue, and the Latin -phorus from the Greek -phoros which means bearing.

Impacts of global change on the phyllosphere microbiome #Review ow.ly/to9M50HJA2w

Damn, I love grasslands.

Our lab held an internal competition for the best scientific picture this week...The winner is this picture by Jan Martinek, featuring an Arabidopsis flower with pollen tubes growing through the pistil, stained with aniline blue. Congratulations!

I am thrilled to share this fantastic workshop on #ForestSoilCarbon and Beyond! It is entirely FREE and open to anyone interested in learning more about #ForestSoils, #CarbonStabilization & #CarbonSequestration. Join us on March 1-2-3 from 8:15-11AM (US Central)!

I need these for field work.

this stump held my attention for quite a while

The next international conference on mycorrhiza and the molecular mycorrhiza meeting will be in Beijing (hybrid) from 31.July - 5 August. All keynote speakers have been invited and we have a fantastic program. Please submit your abstract. icom11.casconf.cn Francis M. Martin

More than happy to share this Fungal Tree of Life poster. This was an outreach project collaboration with University of Szeged arts student Beáta Bús. Free to distribute! Such a fun project and learning experience. High res version here: group.szbk.u-szeged.hu/sysbiol/nagy-l… 1/n