Webinar: The UK Crop Microbiome Cryobank, A utility to support Phytobiomes Research
Join us at our next webinar where our speakers from the UK Cryobank Project will talk about how culture collections...
Webinar: The U.S. Culture Collection Network – A central resource for microbe culture collections and their users
Join us for this webinar to learn about USCCN activities, how you can get involved in the network and how...
Syngenta Joins the Phytobiomes Alliance
Syngenta Crop Protection, a global leader in agricultural innovation, has become a sponsor of the International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research,...
Workshop: Exploring Phytobiomes – PAG31
The workshop will take place during the Plant and Animal Genome Conference (San Diego, CA, USA) on Wednesday 17 January,...
17 November, 2023
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Workshop: The Uniqueness and Commonalities Between Plant, Animal and Soil Microbiomes – PAG31
The workshop will take place during the Plant and Animal Genome Conference (San Diego, CA, USA) on Tuesday 16 January,...
17 November, 2023
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Call for abstracts: Exploring Phytobiomes Workshop at PAG 2024
Abstracts for proposed talks are now being accepted for individuals who would like to present their work at the “Exploring...
20 September, 2023
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Webinar: Biotic and abiotic stress distinctly drive the phyllosphere microbial community structure
Host-associated microbial communities play a crucial role in protecting hosts from various stresses. However, our understanding of how changing environmental...
Purdue University’s College of Agriculture Joins the International Phytobiomes Alliance
The International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research is pleased to announce that Purdue University’s College of Agriculture has joined the organization...
Trevor Charles appointed to the Phytobiomes Alliance Board of Directors
The International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Trevor Charles as a new Board member...
Webinar: Selectively changing the microbiome of the rhizosphere
Soil microbial communities are critical drivers of terrestrial carbon cycling and crucial for agriculture. While we have made great progress...