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… called “disease suppression”, where the microbiome of a plant, so the bacteria living on and inside the roots are protecting the plants against pathogens. So usually fungal or oomycete … metabolomics, and natural products in plants, fungi, and microorganisms. If you want to collaborate, let …

… system traces polyploid genome evolution. Flowering plants abide by the concept, “the more the merrier,” with … also known as “polyploidy,” is common among flowering plants; at least once during their evolution, the genomes of flowering plants multiply. Over time, plants lose many genes after …

… we’ll hear from Karolina Heyduk, an evolutionary plant biologist at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. I recently caught up with Karolina at the Plant and Animal Genomes, or PAG conference, when in-person … with JGI, in which she’s studying a special kind of plant metabolism. This metabolism, called crassulacean acid …

… very excited to start working with this years’ crop of CSP recipients, over half of which are first-time PIs on a … and we look forward to facilitating their success. “ The CSP Annual Call is focused on large-scale genomic science … CSP call had five areas of emphasis: genes to function, plant and algal functional genomics, inter-organismal …

… for this study. The team found that, unlike pathogenic or mycorrhizal fungi (mutualist symbionts that induce structural changes in … 01 to F. Martin), JGI Community sequencing program project (CSP570, DE-AC02-05CH11231), and National Science Foundation …

… genome sequenced. Having this first genome sequence of a mycorrhizal fungus shifted the focus from looking at single … Food and Environment (INRAE). Today, there are nearly 200 mycorrhizal fungal genomes publicly available on the fungal …       Francis Martin on the main impact of ectomycorrhizal fungi, excerpted from his talk at the 2015 JGI Annual …