Phytobiomes Alliance Newsletter – December 2022
In this newsletter issue we put the focus on several events of interest for the Phytobiomes community. The Alliance is organizing...
Webinar: Biologicals for a sustainable agriculture: Introduction of a quality management framework for inoculants containing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are beneficial plant symbionts that provide important ecosystem services and have been shown to improve plant...
Webinar: The Host Genetics and Systems Biology of AMF and other Sorghum Root Microbes
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF), members of the phylum Glomeromycota, live both inside the plant root and extend into the soil...
Call for abstracts: Exploring Phytobiomes Workshop
Abstracts for proposed talks are now being accepted for individuals who would like to present their work at the “Exploring...
27 September, 2022
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The Alliance adds an Animal Microbiomes Working Group, led by Clare Thorp
The aim of the Animal Microbiomes Working Group is to identify knowledge and resource gaps that need to be addressed...
28 July, 2022
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Phytobiomes Alliance Newsletter – July 2022
Latest news and project updates from the Alliance....
Trace Genomics Joins the International Phytobiomes Alliance
The International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research is pleased to announce that Trace Genomics has joined the organization as a sponsoring...
The Alliance adds a Microbiomes Working Group, led by Ann Lichens-Park
The aim of the Microbiomes Working Group is to identify knowledge and resource gaps that need to be addressed to...
14 June, 2022
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Webinar: Current approaches and future directions for rhizosphere microbiome sampling methodologies
The rhizosphere is a nexus for plant-microbe interactions that shape plant health. There has been exponential growth in research focused...
2021 Annual Report
In 2021, the Phytobiomes Alliance made progress in its projects as well as in its efforts to build an international...
17 May, 2022
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