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… local marine environment. I went out and picked up marine plants, I picked up animals. And I asked the simple … are many others, including Streptomycetes, which are common soil bacteria. DAN UDWARY: Yeah, we talk about them a lot … even things that key out to what you would say are classic soil microorganisms from the ocean, half or more require …

…   Representative software includes: … Plus: SynTrack and associated tools, which track samples through the JGI’s …

… to do an independent study on ethnobotany of some of the plants that people were using for medicines in this very … this custom drill made to drill about two feet of glacier core that we field sterilized and brought home. That was … feet under the surface and then we would take our two foot core. And so that’s only four feet in. And there is quite a …

… from the University of Michigan. Dr. Narayan is currently associated with the chemistry department as well as the life …

… falls below these thresholds, you will need to utilize a core facility instead. Proposals may not exceed 10 Tbp … located in geographically distinct areas and use different plants both for laboratory research and for improving … center focuses on creating robust high-yielding feedstock plants, using advanced genetic technology to accelerate the …

A metagenomic look at the soil microbes present a year after a wildfire. The Science … burns, recovery begins at the forest floor. Within the soil, a microbiome of bacteria, viruses and fungi process carbon and nitrogen, paving the way for future plants and trees to grow. However, fire changes the microbes …

Dr. Vogel joined JGI in 2014 to establish a plant functional genomics program. Prior to this, he served … for Science where he studied the molecular basis of a plant host’s susceptibility to pathogens. Dr. Vogel’s … study shows highly reproducible physiology and depletion of soil metabolites by a model grass New Phytologist 222: …

… off through these areas. And you can do– with a teaspoon of soil from outside, you maybe have to do a 10,000-fold … is– for us, that’s dripping water, percolating through the soil through leaf litter and humic acids and those kind of … it significantly different than what you might see in, say, soil or any other kind of environments? BRIAN BACHMANN: No, …

… than 7 decades. So, this family of substances is always associated with toxicity, basically, killing cells. ALISON: … product chemistry? BEN:  Yeah. So, I was trained as a plant natural product chemist. When I first started in … of natural products known! The name comes from their core chemical structure: one “ene” – that’s two carbons …

… a new culture of a new bacteria that you pulled from the soil, maybe it’s, you know, we talked about sponges, go pull … for a long time by many, many bacteria – and fungi and plants. And so that’s the power and the promise of, I guess, … transcriptomics, metabolomics, and natural products in plants, fungi, and microorganisms. If you want to …

… chemicals that are coming out of organisms, whether it be a plant or from the bottom of the ocean, from a sponge, or a … Not a big leap, but then we began looking at microbiomes associated with various invertebrate organisms, whether it … Because seaweeds are complicated. They’re messy.  Dan: Plants are hard. Brad: Yeah, plants are hard, but they’re …