Presentations

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Dusti Gallagher, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Harnessing Phytobiomes Research to Support Regulatory Science
• Magalie Guilhabert, Ginkgo Bioworks, USA
  Synthetic Biology – Next Generation of Biologicals

16 January

“The Uniqueness and Commonalities Between Plant, Animal and Soil Microbiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Richard Broglie, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Overview and Introduction
• Jean-Michel Ané, University of Wisconsin – Madison, USA
  Engineering Nitrogen-Fixing Microbial Communities Associated with Maize and Sorghum

14 November

AFCC Global Biobased Economy Conference and Exhibition, Washington, DC, USA

• David Glass, D. Glass Associates, Inc. & Phytobiomes Alliance Affiliate
  Introduction to session 3 “Boosts to Enrich Soil & Beneficial Plant Traits for Production of Agri Products”

25 October

18 January

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Sydney Glassman, University of California, Riverside, USA
  Rapid Bacterial and Fungal Successional Dynamics in First Year after Chaparral Wildfire

17 January

“The Uniqueness and Commonalities Between Plant, Animal and Soil Microbiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Claire Rogel-Gaillard, INRAE, France
  Highlights on Animal Microbiomes

15 January

Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Jan Leach, Colorado State University, CO, USA
  Embracing the Complexity of the Phytobiome: Minding the Microbes

13 July

miCROPe, Vienna, Austria

Kellye Eversole presentation
Embracing Complexity: Phytobiomes and a New Vision for Agriculture

23 May

World BioProtection Summit and Awards 2022, Birmingham, UK

Kellye Eversole presentation
Embracing Complexity: Phytobiomes and a New Vision for Agriculture (YouTube external link)

12 January

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, Virtual

• Kellye Eversole – Phytobiomes Alliance
  Introduction
• Carmen M Escudero-Martinez, University of Dundee, Dundee, United Kingdom – (Abstract)
  Mapping Plant Genes Shaping the Rhizosphere Microbiota
• Yen Ning Chai, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE – (Abstract)
  Root Exudates Play Vital Roles in Plant Stress Tolerance through Interactions with the Soil and Soil Microbes
• Corey Schultz, University of Georgia, Athens, GA – (Abstract)
  Maize Genetic Diversity and Microbial Interactions
• Suzanne Fleishman¹, William L. King¹, Caylon F. Yates¹, Meredith J. Persico¹, Jing Guo², Michela Centinari¹, Terrence H. Bell¹ and David M. Eissenstat¹, (1)Penn State University, (2)Northeast Normal University, China – (Abstract)
  Opportunities to Advance Rhizosphere Microbiome Research with Functionally and Spatially Explicit Root Sampling
• Stephen J. Taerum, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven, CT – (Abstract)
  Exploring the Protists in the Phytobiome
• Jan E. Leach¹, Sue VandeWoude², Sonia Kreidenweis², Angela Bosco-Lauth² and Eugene Kelly², (1)Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, (2)Colorado State University – (Abstract)
  Understanding the Aerobiome

3 March

Microbiome For Agriculture Congress: USA

Kellye Eversole presentation
Phytobiomes: Laying the Foundation for Next Generation Agriculture

24 February

Pre-conference workshop  “Defining Datapoints for Metagenomic & Microbial ClassificationDefining Datapoints for Metagenomic & Microbial Classification”, MicrobiomeMovement, Raleigh, NC, USA

• Kellye Eversole, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Eliminating Regulatory Hurdles through Pre-Competitive Research, Databases, and Standards
• Boris Vinatzer, Virginia Tech University
  Genome-based Taxonomy to Improve the Regulation of Biological Control Organisms
• Michael Stulberg, USDA APHIS
  Using genomics to identify plant-associated microbes

15 January

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Kellye Eversole, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Phytobiomes Research for Enhancing the Sustainable Production of Food, Feed, and Fiber
• John Fellers, USDA-ARS –  (Abstract)
  Wheat virus identification within infected tissue using nanopore sequencing technology
• Andrea Marino, Advanced Biological Marketing – Trichoderma-Derived Seed Treatments Stabilize Yields and Provide Drought Resilience to Zea mays by Modulating Host Gene Expression during Periods of Osmotic Stress – (Abstract)
• Yiheng Hu, The Australian National University – (Abstract)
  Pathogen Detection and the Role of Microbial Communities in the Phyllosphere during Fungal Infection of Wheat
• Betsy Alford, University of California-Davis – Variability and Plasticity of the Wild Chickpea Microbiome –(Abstract)
• Imtiaz Ahmad, Pennsylvania State University – (Abstract)
  Mighty microbes: The tri-trophic interactions of endophytic Metarhizium in maize

05 November

4th Partnerships in Biocontrol, Biostimulants & Microbiome Congress, Raleigh, NC, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Phytobiomes Alliance: Convergent Research & Regulatory Science Activities

11 June

4R Summit, Cleveland, OH, USA

• Gwyn Beattie presentation
  4R Nutrient Stewardship and the Phytobiome

29 May

ASM Microbiome Stakeholder event, Washington, DC, USA

• Gwyn Beattie presentation
  Harnessing Microbiomes for Enhanced Agricultural Productivity
  

06 March

Microbiome Definition Workshop, Tulln, Austria

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  From “Microbiomes” to “Phytobiomes”: A Systems’ Approach

16 January

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, CA, USA

• Olivier Zablocki, Ohio State University
  vConTACT 2: A Tool to Automate Genome-Based Prokaryotic Viral Taxonomy (Abstract)
• Mara Cloutier, Pennsylvania State University, Penn State Microbiome Center
  Rhizosphere Microbial Communities of Sorghum bicolor Cultivars with Contrasting Flavonoid Production Patterns
• Surya Saha, Boyce Thompson Institute
  AgriVectors: A Data and Systems Resource for Arthropod Vectors of Plant Diseases
• Emily Luna, Colorado State University
  Insect-Bacteria-Plant Interactions: Microbiomes of Russian Wheat Aphid (Diuraphis noxia) contain Bacteria that Increase Virulence to Wheat
• Kevin Silverstein, University of Minnesota
  G.E.M.S: Data Sharing and Analysis enabling Data-Driven Agricultural Innovation while Respecting IP
• Joanne Emerson,University of California, Davis
  Viral Ecology in Agricultural Soils (Abstract)

16 February

“Phytobiome Research to Improve Agricultural Productivity” workshop, AAAS Annual meeting, Austin, TX, USA

• Kellye Eversole, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Embracing Complexity to Achieve a New Vision for Agriculture,
• Sally Flis, The Fertilizer Institute
  4-R Nutrient Stewardship: Right Fertilizer, Right Rate, Right Time, Right Place
• Steven Shafer, Soil Health Institute
  Soil Health and Plant Health

17 January

“Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop, Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, California, USA

• Mihai Pop, University of Maryland
  Challenges and Opportunities in Characterizing Microbiomes
• Sharon Doty, University of Washington
  The Poplar Tree Microbiome: Implications of the Ecosystem within
• Wanyan Wang, Pennsylvania State University
  Plant-Microbe Communication in the Shrub Willow Rhizosphere: Microbiome Structure, Function and Crop Yield
• Susan Turner, BioConsortia, Inc.
  A Directed Selection Approach to Engineering Beneficial Plant Microbiomes
• Daniel Jacobson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  Phytobiomes Flagship Initiative: The Discovery of Universal Host Mechanisms for Plant-Microbiome Association
• Kellye Eversole, Phytobiomes Alliance
  Phytobiomes and the 2050 Vision for Agriculture

7 December

miCROPe International Symposium: Microbe-assisted crop production – opportunities, challenges and needs, Vienna, Austria

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Building a Foundation to Combine Site-Specific Biological and Physical Data for Next-Generation Precision Agriculture,

30 November

Partnerships in Bicontrol, Biostimulants & Microbiome Conference, Philadelphia, PA, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  From Simple to Complex – Phytobiomes and the 2050 Vision for Agriculture

18 May

BASF, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Phytobiomes and the International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research

17 May

North Carolina State University, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Phytobiomes and the International Alliance for Phytobiomes Research

13 April

Sustainability Symposium, Iowa State University, USA

• Gwyn Beattie poster
  Phytobiomes poster

14 March

Global Crop Protection 2017, Brussels, Belgium

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Phytobiomes: Embracing Complexity to Achieve a New Vision for Agriculture“

28 February

Syngenta Crop Protection, Durham, North Carolina, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  From Simple to Complex – Phytobiomes and the 2050 Vision for Agriculture

26 January

American Meteorological Society’s 8th Conference on Environment and Health, Seattle, Washington, USA

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  System-Level Knowledge of Phytobiomes will lead to More Environmentally Friendly Agriculture Production and Healthier Food, Feed, and Fiber.
• Link to the recording of the presentation.

18 January

Plant and Animal Genome Conference, San Diego, California, USA – Exploring Phytobiomes Workshop​

• Kellye Eversole (Phytobiomes Alliance) presentation
  From Simple to Complex – Phytobiomes and the 2050 Vision for Agriculture
• Janne Kerovuo (NewLeaf Symbiotics) presentation
  Pink Pigmented Facultative Methylotrophs for Sustainable Agriculture
• Todd Mockler (Danforth Plant Science Center) presentation
  TERRA-REF: moving beyond above-ground sensor-based phenotyping​

20 October

Stewards of the Future conference, Microbiomes: Unseen Opportunities for Ag and Health, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.

• Gwyn Beattie presentation
  Phytobiomes: A whole-system approach to advancing plant agriculture

13 September

Global Biocontrol Biostimulants Congress, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

• Kellye Eversole presentation
  Exploring Phytobiome Systems: From Microbiomes to Next generation Precision Agriculture”