#PlantPathology is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 16 people shared 29 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is down 22% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 16 with 5 posts.

Posts with #PlantPathology

UCDavisPlants

@ucdavisplants.bsky.social

5 months ago

🌱 From Archives of Virology: A new ampelovirus infecting plumeria expands our view of plant virus diversity. Genetic divergence and distinct lineages signal risks for ornamentals. (Minsook Hwang, Kristian Stevens, Maher Al Rwahnih) ▶️ link.springer.com/article…. #PlantScience #PlantPathology

Blooming Plumeria Tree. Image Source: Pixabay, HOerwin56

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UCDavisPlants

@ucdavisplants.bsky.social

1 day ago

🍅From Plant, Cell and Environment: Tomato roots concentrate immune responses in developing tissues, pointing to a potential way to boost disease resistance while limiting growth tradeoffs. (Danielle M. Stevens, Gitta Coaker) ▶️ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/d…. #PlantScience #PlantPathology

Differentially expressed genes in H7996 6 h after treatment with 1 μM flg22 or 100 nM flgII-28 compared to mock treatment. (A) Stacked bar plot representing the count of total up or downregulated genes in each root zone for roots treated with flg22, flgII-28, or both flg22 and flgII-28. Venn diagram depicting both up- and downregulated DEGs for (B) whole root, (C) Late Differentiation zone, or (D) Early Differentiation zone samples after treatment with flg22Pst or flgII-28Pst. Overlap in (E) upregulated and (F) downregulated DEGs for Whole Root, Late Differentiation, and Early Differentiation Zone samples treated with flg22Pst. Overlap in (G) upregulated and (H) downregulated DEGs for Whole Root, Late Differentiation, and Early Differentiation Zone samples treated with flgII-28Pst. DESeq. 2, p-adj < 0.05.

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J. Chris Pires

@jchrispires.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Great opportunity at #Colorado State University in College of #Agriculture to lead a great Department of Agricultural #Biology as as Professor & Head: jobs.colostate.edu/postin…. Apply by Jan 15, 2025 #plantscience #weedscience #entomology #plantpathology 🌾🌱🍃🧫🪴🌿🍄🐝🐞🪲🌎🧬🚜

jobs.colostate.edu

Professor & Head, Department of Agricultural Biology

We seek an engaged, innovative, and visionary leader and accomplished scientist to catalyze new initiatives and collaborations, identify strategic priorities, and provide leadership in research, schol...

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Aileen Berasategui

@berasymbionts.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

🎉 We’re hiring! Two ERC-funded #PostdocJobs on insect–phytopathogen mutualisms are available in my lab. Explore the chemical and molecular evolution of symbioses! 🧪Chemical ecology: tinyurl.com/chem-ecol-symb 🦠Phytopathology & mutualisms: tinyurl.com/symb-plantpath #SymbioSky #PlantPathology

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Veggie Pathology at NCState

@quesadalabncsu.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Check out this #plantpathology starter pack by @tlowepower.bsky.social, exactly what I was looking for 😁 go.bsky.app/LbYaW8k

🌱🥀🧫 Plant pathogen and microbiota researchers

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Anne Opossum

@oopspossum.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Figure from my Master's of Conservation Science thesis, at University of Queensland. Myrtle rust is an invasive fungus that is endangering Australia's dominant plant family. Alt text describes it's reproductive process. #SciArt #mycology #botany #plantpathology #invasivespecies #Australia

Scientific illustration of how myrtle rust (Austropuccinia psidii) spreads and kills susceptible plants.
A: Myrtle rust spores grow on susceptible plant, causing blisters.
B: Myrtle rust spores spread by animals (including humans) and wind to new host plant.
C: Warmth and moisture start reproductive cycle.
D: Rust spreads on host plant, spores can infect fruit, new growth, and flowers.
E: Resistant plants can survive infection to reproduce.
F: Stimulated to keep growing, infection spreads to new growth on non-resistant plants.
G: Cycle continues, and plant uses more and more resources, eventually dying.

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Isako Di Tomassi

@isakoditomassi.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Many people from the #USDA were terminated yesterday/today. A place where agricultural research is done to support agricultural production. Scientists, research assistants, custodians. This is unacceptable. #PlantPathology #PlantScience #USDA-ARS #AttackOnScience

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Pierre Buscaill

@pierrebuscaill.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

🌿 Excited to share our latest research on how host proteases regulate immune activation! Read more about how SBT5.2 releases and inactivates flg22: www.nature.com/articles/s41... rdcu.be/d1UsT Congratulations to all involved! #PlantImmunity #PlantPathology #PlantChemeticsLab

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Subtilase SBT5.2 inactivates flagellin immunogenicity in the plant apoplast - Nature Communications

Plants recognize bacteria by perceiving a 22-residue epitope in flagellin. Plant-secreted SBT5.2 subtilases are found to inactivate this epitope, leading to elicitor removal and reducing costly immuni...

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Camilo H. Parada Rojas

@cahuparo.bsky.social

about 1 year ago

🚨 Big news! I am thrilled to share that I’ll be joining @CornellCALS this fall as a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Field Crop Pathology in the School of Integrative Plant Science! 🌽🫛🌾🐮 #NewPI #PlantPathology #LandGrantMission #Cornell #Extension #CornellSIPS

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Jake Dalzell

@bitheolaidhe.bsky.social

about 1 year ago

I was pleased to find this downy mildew on Knotgrass yesterday, Peronospora polygoni. This is the first Irish record. It's one of the more subtle ones. #FungiFriends #PlantPathology

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UCDavisPlants

@ucdavisplants.bsky.social

4 months ago

🌱 From UC Davis: Congratulations to Gitta Coaker. AAAS recognition highlights how decoding plant immunity can guide the development of durable disease resistance and more resilient crop systems. @gittacoaker.bsky.social ▶️ www.ucdavis.edu/news/4-el…. #PlantScience #PlantPathology

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4 Elected as AAAS Fellows

Four faculty from the University of California, Davis, have been elected as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, class of 2025. They are among nearly 500 scientists, eng...

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Sebastian Schornack

@dromius.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Plz RP. The Oomycete Molecular Genetics Network (OMGN) Meeting 2025 is now open for registration! Join us in Cologne to discuss the latest in oomycete biology, genomics & host interactions. Saturday 12 July, before MPMI conference #OMGN2025 #PlantPathology 🔗 omgn2025.sciencesconf.org…

omgn2025.sciencesconf.org

Annual conference of the Oomycete Molecular Genetic Network - 2025 - Sciencesconf.org

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