#TansleyReview: What determines transfer of #carbon from #plants to mycorrhizal #fungi? @rebeccabunn7 et al. 📖 https://t.co/bw6zT2GrrI #LatestIssue @jayajoshi @tina_kaiser7 @cindyprescott6 @karst_justine @wileyecolevol

The biology and chemistry of a mutualism between a soil bacterium and a mycorrhizal fungus: Current Biology

Wondering what bridges have to do with the web? This talk is for you. The analogy is solid and the implications are relevant. May also be a little biased bc this is my nephew.

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Wonder what professional illustrators can do for you? This is the illustration that was published, see below for what I gave them to work with.

New study co-authored by Justine Karst (Renewable Resources) suggests economic analogies limit our understanding — and our ability to take advantage of a natural carbon sink. #UAlberta Read the full story: https://t.co/B8CoTqfZWF

Very grateful to the amazing (all-female) team on this review: @karst_justine, @tina_kaiser7, @cindyprescott6, @jayajoshi20, Ylva Lekberg, Anna Sala, and Ana Corrêa. And also grateful to @NewPhyt for the support. https://t.co/PcxichyWdk

What determines transfer of carbon from plants to mycorrhizal fungi? For the past 2 years, we debated this question. And I mean debated. https://t.co/DbFicSityY #TansleyReview @NewPhyt 1/n

Any ideas what this is? It is growing on a root of Sudan grass (Sorghum sudanese) which was cleared and stained with trypan blue. Plant was grown in greenhouse in sterilized soil and I am assuming it is some kind of fungal pathogen. Thanks for any thoughts!

Dear GSBI community: it is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Diana Wall, our scientific chair. This is a tremendous loss for our community. Please see our website for a longer tribute: https://t.co/D03OeGCrzw And CSU's article here:

It was great to collaborate on this research investigating the impact of plant parasitic nematodes on nutrient transfer to mycorrhizal fungi. Congratulations to first author @Chris_Bell6 and to @EmilyMagk for a really interesting story!

Thanks @NYT for this Q&A. But I don't think saviour narratives are appropriate ways to frame a kingdom of life. Intro also misrepresents a recent paper I was part of by overstating the role of fungi in C cycling. Fungi are important & neglected organisms. But let's avoid hype.

🔥I am looking for a motivated PhD student for my @ERC_Research team to work on arbuscular mycorrhizal networks @Naturalis_Sci @IBED_UvA 🍄🌱 More information 👇 https://t.co/gxOGtsOnbM

New mycorrhizal animation by the talented May Kindred-Boothby A resource created by @spununderground & @fungifoundation to be shared for teaching, lectures, public education Narration @merlinsheldrake & music with underground recordings @cosmosheldrake ​ https://t.co/OCik2yAcHj

Hi R folks! Want to add some JavaScript to your data science summer? 🌞⛱️ We've got resources to get you swimming w/ data wrangling, viz, & analysis in JS🧡 - 📈Observable Plot from ggplot2: https://t.co/QeAkiX9ofc - 🛠️Data wrangling in Arquero: https://t.co/1siiwagwVP 🧵1/3

My (semi) annual look at 2 of the weather variables I pay attention to in Bellingham: cumulative GDD and cumulative Water Year precipitation using daily data from 1942 to present. Thanks to #rOpenSci #rnoaa and #ggplot. tl;dr it's been a warm, dry spring in terms of #wawx

AMF in canopy soil? Yes! Grateful to have been involved in this interesting work - the result of soil ecologists looking up, instead of down.... @KorenaMafune https://t.co/AV4JXZW84J

Interesting piece on plant communication, including the role of soil fungi and microbes - https://t.co/mCULonovR0 @PPS_UoS @ScienceShef

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Final version https://t.co/YMr0WLfqfs