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… of virus can suggest a so-called “Kill the Winner” strategy: a virus infects a highly abundant host (a … but instead may be abiding in the host genome: the strategy of lysogeny. The ability of the virus to tag along with the host has earned this strategy a riff, developed by others, on “Kill the Winner” — …

… eat the fungus, and that fungus is really susceptible to disease. So these symbionts come in and offer protection … genetic diversity in the crop. So they’re susceptible to disease. One of the major pathogens is another fungus. It’s …

… genome of the common bean, identifying genes related to disease-resistance, flowering time, nitrogen metabolism, seed … humble common bean has fueled further research into disease tolerance in crops, drought- and stress-resistance as … time is important if you have to go out and collect wood to cook, not just like walking into your kitchen,” …

… The trees are fast-growing plantation crops that supply wood and fiber for various industrial uses ranging from … will help support targeted genetic breeding of eucalypts as woody biomass crops for the bioeconomy. The work contributes …

… organisms living in hot springs. Hear how their recent work revealed more about the history of the Chloroflexota phylum …

… of secondary metabolism. Welcome back for our second season of Natural Prodcast. This first episode up is another … UDWARY: So I guess this is now– we’ll call this the second season of Natural Prodcast. We’ve both taken a little bit of …

… ancestor of all five bacterial lineages was an anaerobe revealed that the ancestor of all these groups may have been …

… oceans.   The reasons behind C-fern’s size and complexity revealed : C-fern is typical of most ferns in many ways, …

… the Perception of Inovirus Diversity The results revealed inoviruses are in every major microbial … integration. The researchers also learned how an inovirus’ strategy of integrating itself within a host can lead to …

… project. So they were studying this phenomenon called “disease suppression”, where the microbiome of a plant, so the … it into another soil, and then you also have that same disease suppressive effect. But well, causal gene so that the … take a sugar beet. Think about if a sugar beet might get disease, but then it’s microbes might help it. And so maybe my …