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  1. I love how delightfully diabolical evolution can be.

    A new article in Annual Review of Entomology is about the plant pathogens that are vectored between plants by herbivorous insects. These plant pathogens invade plant tissues and make plants sick. To get between plants they hitch a ride inside plant-feeding insects. The healthier the insect the more plants it will feed on.

    So, what do the microbes do? They manufacture chemicals that make their insect hosts stronger. Several ways that they do this have been discovered "from balancing a nutritionally deficient diet" to "upgrading its defensive biochemistry against natural enemies."

    Wild!

    "Plant Pathogens Moonlighting as Beneficial Insect Symbionts" by
    Aileen Berasategui and Hassan Salem

    annualreviews.org/content/jour

    #entomology #SpeciesInteractions #mutualism #ecology #PlantPathogens #Herbivory #insects

  2. I love how delightfully diabolical evolution can be.

    A new article in Annual Review of Entomology is about the plant pathogens that are vectored between plants by herbivorous insects. These plant pathogens invade plant tissues and make plants sick. To get between plants they hitch a ride inside plant-feeding insects. The healthier the insect the more plants it will feed on.

    So, what do the microbes do? They manufacture chemicals that make their insect hosts stronger. Several ways that they do this have been discovered "from balancing a nutritionally deficient diet" to "upgrading its defensive biochemistry against natural enemies."

    Wild!

    "Plant Pathogens Moonlighting as Beneficial Insect Symbionts" by
    Aileen Berasategui and Hassan Salem

    annualreviews.org/content/jour

    #entomology #SpeciesInteractions #mutualism #ecology #PlantPathogens #Herbivory #insects

  3. I love how delightfully diabolical evolution can be.

    A new article in Annual Review of Entomology is about the plant pathogens that are vectored between plants by herbivorous insects. These plant pathogens invade plant tissues and make plants sick. To get between plants they hitch a ride inside plant-feeding insects. The healthier the insect the more plants it will feed on.

    So, what do the microbes do? They manufacture chemicals that make their insect hosts stronger. Several ways that they do this have been discovered "from balancing a nutritionally deficient diet" to "upgrading its defensive biochemistry against natural enemies."

    Wild!

    "Plant Pathogens Moonlighting as Beneficial Insect Symbionts" by
    Aileen Berasategui and Hassan Salem

    annualreviews.org/content/jour

    #entomology #SpeciesInteractions #mutualism #ecology #PlantPathogens #Herbivory #insects

  4. I love how delightfully diabolical evolution can be.

    A new article in Annual Review of Entomology is about the plant pathogens that are vectored between plants by herbivorous insects. These plant pathogens invade plant tissues and make plants sick. To get between plants they hitch a ride inside plant-feeding insects. The healthier the insect the more plants it will feed on.

    So, what do the microbes do? They manufacture chemicals that make their insect hosts stronger. Several ways that they do this have been discovered "from balancing a nutritionally deficient diet" to "upgrading its defensive biochemistry against natural enemies."

    Wild!

    "Plant Pathogens Moonlighting as Beneficial Insect Symbionts" by
    Aileen Berasategui and Hassan Salem

    annualreviews.org/content/jour

    #entomology #SpeciesInteractions #mutualism #ecology #PlantPathogens #Herbivory #insects

  5. I love how delightfully diabolical evolution can be.

    A new article in Annual Review of Entomology is about the plant pathogens that are vectored between plants by herbivorous insects. These plant pathogens invade plant tissues and make plants sick. To get between plants they hitch a ride inside plant-feeding insects. The healthier the insect the more plants it will feed on.

    So, what do the microbes do? They manufacture chemicals that make their insect hosts stronger. Several ways that they do this have been discovered "from balancing a nutritionally deficient diet" to "upgrading its defensive biochemistry against natural enemies."

    Wild!

    "Plant Pathogens Moonlighting as Beneficial Insect Symbionts" by
    Aileen Berasategui and Hassan Salem

    annualreviews.org/content/jour

    #entomology #SpeciesInteractions #mutualism #ecology #PlantPathogens #Herbivory #insects

  6. The plant pathogen #Pseudomonas syringae adapts to its environment using unique #NaturalProducts. We identified new compounds that help the bacterium to fight competitors and thrive in diverse ecological niches.

    🗞️ PR: lmy.de/vcZyU
    📝 Publication in Angewandte Chemie International Edition: doi.org/10.1002/anie.202503679

    @dfg_public

    #NewPaper #PlantPathogens #Syrilipamides #Secimides #MicrobialDefense #BacterialGenomics #GenomicAnalysis #GeneCluster #Metabolomics #LeibnizHKI

  7. The plant pathogen #Pseudomonas syringae adapts to its environment using unique #NaturalProducts. We identified new compounds that help the bacterium to fight competitors and thrive in diverse ecological niches.

    🗞️ PR: lmy.de/vcZyU
    📝 Publication in Angewandte Chemie International Edition: doi.org/10.1002/anie.202503679

    @dfg_public

    #NewPaper #PlantPathogens #Syrilipamides #Secimides #MicrobialDefense #BacterialGenomics #GenomicAnalysis #GeneCluster #Metabolomics #LeibnizHKI

  8. Hey folks! A friend of mine is seeing a black discoloration on thimbleberry leaves in their yard. It doesn't match any of the few things I know. Can anyone help? #plantpathogens #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

  9. Hey folks! A friend of mine is seeing a black discoloration on thimbleberry leaves in their yard. It doesn't match any of the few things I know. Can anyone help? #plantpathogens #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

  10. Hey folks! A friend of mine is seeing a black discoloration on thimbleberry leaves in their yard. It doesn't match any of the few things I know. Can anyone help? #plantpathogens #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

  11. Hey folks! A friend of mine is seeing a black discoloration on thimbleberry leaves in their yard. It doesn't match any of the few things I know. Can anyone help? #plantpathogens #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

  12. Hey folks! A friend of mine is seeing a black discoloration on thimbleberry leaves in their yard. It doesn't match any of the few things I know. Can anyone help? #plantpathogens #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

  13. Not a mushroom but still a fungus: Ash Rust (Puccinia sparganioidis). This family of obligate plant pathogens is highly host-specific and often can infect only one or two different species of hosts.
    #FungiFriday #PlantPathogens

  14. Not a mushroom but still a fungus: Ash Rust (Puccinia sparganioidis). This family of obligate plant pathogens is highly host-specific and often can infect only one or two different species of hosts.
    #FungiFriday #PlantPathogens

  15. Not a mushroom but still a fungus: Ash Rust (Puccinia sparganioidis). This family of obligate plant pathogens is highly host-specific and often can infect only one or two different species of hosts.
    #FungiFriday #PlantPathogens

  16. Not a mushroom but still a fungus: Ash Rust (Puccinia sparganioidis). This family of obligate plant pathogens is highly host-specific and often can infect only one or two different species of hosts.
    #FungiFriday #PlantPathogens

  17. Not a mushroom but still a fungus: Ash Rust (Puccinia sparganioidis). This family of obligate plant pathogens is highly host-specific and often can infect only one or two different species of hosts.
    #FungiFriday #PlantPathogens

  18. Unravelling the microbial world in European soils ecoevocommunity.nature.com/pos #bacteria #fungi #mushrooms

    Patterns in soil #MicrobialDiversity across Europe: Maëva Labouyrie et al. nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    "We observed an incredible diversity beneath our feet. We detected more than 25’000 #fungal and 79’000 #bacterial taxa. #Microbial richness & diversity are highest in more disturbed areas, such as #croplands and #grasslands, but potential #PlantPathogens are more abundant in these areas as well"

  19. Unravelling the microbial world in European soils ecoevocommunity.nature.com/pos #bacteria #fungi #mushrooms

    Patterns in soil #MicrobialDiversity across Europe: Maëva Labouyrie et al. nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    "We observed an incredible diversity beneath our feet. We detected more than 25’000 #fungal and 79’000 #bacterial taxa. #Microbial richness & diversity are highest in more disturbed areas, such as #croplands and #grasslands, but potential #PlantPathogens are more abundant in these areas as well"

  20. Unravelling the microbial world in European soils ecoevocommunity.nature.com/pos #bacteria #fungi #mushrooms

    Patterns in soil #MicrobialDiversity across Europe: Maëva Labouyrie et al. nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    "We observed an incredible diversity beneath our feet. We detected more than 25’000 #fungal and 79’000 #bacterial taxa. #Microbial richness & diversity are highest in more disturbed areas, such as #croplands and #grasslands, but potential #PlantPathogens are more abundant in these areas as well"

  21. Unravelling the microbial world in European soils ecoevocommunity.nature.com/pos #bacteria #fungi #mushrooms

    Patterns in soil #MicrobialDiversity across Europe: Maëva Labouyrie et al. nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    "We observed an incredible diversity beneath our feet. We detected more than 25’000 #fungal and 79’000 #bacterial taxa. #Microbial richness & diversity are highest in more disturbed areas, such as #croplands and #grasslands, but potential #PlantPathogens are more abundant in these areas as well"

  22. Unravelling the microbial world in European soils ecoevocommunity.nature.com/pos #bacteria #fungi #mushrooms

    Patterns in soil #MicrobialDiversity across Europe: Maëva Labouyrie et al. nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    "We observed an incredible diversity beneath our feet. We detected more than 25’000 #fungal and 79’000 #bacterial taxa. #Microbial richness & diversity are highest in more disturbed areas, such as #croplands and #grasslands, but potential #PlantPathogens are more abundant in these areas as well"

  23. Understanding how the “heart” of the plant works may lead to protecting plants from pathogens

    Researchers have discovered the secrets behind how plants move sugar using a protein called the SUC transporter. This breakthrough solves a long-standing mystery of the plant ‘heart’ and sheds new light on how plants defend themselves from pests.

    globalplantcouncil.org/underst via Aarhus University #plantscience #plantsci #science #plants #plantpathogens #plantdisease #molecularbiology

  24. Understanding how the “heart” of the plant works may lead to protecting plants from pathogens

    Researchers have discovered the secrets behind how plants move sugar using a protein called the SUC transporter. This breakthrough solves a long-standing mystery of the plant ‘heart’ and sheds new light on how plants defend themselves from pests.

    globalplantcouncil.org/underst via Aarhus University #plantscience #plantsci #science #plants #plantpathogens #plantdisease #molecularbiology

  25. Great use of #Alphafold multimeter to screen 11k pairs of interaction between small secreted peptides from #plantPathogens and defense related hydrolases with experimental verification

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  26. Great use of #Alphafold multimeter to screen 11k pairs of interaction between small secreted peptides from #plantPathogens and defense related hydrolases with experimental verification

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  27. Great use of #Alphafold multimeter to screen 11k pairs of interaction between small secreted peptides from #plantPathogens and defense related hydrolases with experimental verification

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  28. such a view pleases the eyes :)

    after #ultracentrifugation in sucrose #gradient

    Visible iridescent zone in transmitted light (in the middle of the tube) - purified #particles of our #plant #virus

    photo by P. Zalewski

    #plantscience #plantvirus #virology #plantpathogens #atwork #fromthelab #biology

  29. such a view pleases the eyes :)

    after #ultracentrifugation in sucrose #gradient

    Visible iridescent zone in transmitted light (in the middle of the tube) - purified #particles of our #plant #virus

    photo by P. Zalewski

    #plantscience #plantvirus #virology #plantpathogens #atwork #fromthelab #biology

  30. such a view pleases the eyes :)

    after #ultracentrifugation in sucrose #gradient

    Visible iridescent zone in transmitted light (in the middle of the tube) - purified #particles of our #plant #virus

    photo by P. Zalewski

    #plantscience #plantvirus #virology #plantpathogens #atwork #fromthelab #biology

  31. such a view pleases the eyes :)

    after #ultracentrifugation in sucrose #gradient

    Visible iridescent zone in transmitted light (in the middle of the tube) - purified #particles of our #plant #virus

    photo by P. Zalewski

    #plantscience #plantvirus #virology #plantpathogens #atwork #fromthelab #biology

  32. RT @julia_lopez9: 👩🏻‍🔬 What a pleasure to be part of this amazing EFSA trainee community 🙌 I'm learning a lot with my team from @Plants_EFSA about Pest Risk Assessment 🌱🦠 #Insects #PlantPathogens #Entomologist #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #bugsarecool

    @ZoologiaUIB visit us! 😜🥳

    🐦🔗: nitter.eu/Plants_EFSA/status/1