Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
You’d be salivating over this poa green if you were one of these 1 billion colletotricum spores🍽️🤤. Bring on the anthracnose…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
It's supposed to be a "Graphical Syllabus," but every time I say it in my head it's a "Graphical Abstract."
If science articles can have graphical abstracts, why not a science course? #GraphicalSyllabus #AcademicTwitter
ALT Graphical Abstract of BIO112-102 General Biology 2. Includes sections with general information (instructor contact, class meeting times), a table showing multiple grading schemes and how the final grade is calculated, four boxes with brief information about four main assignments, a circle labeled "Lab" with 4 connecting circles that each have a brief description of an activity that will occur in lab, a section called "Other Policies" that includes information about the textbook and how late work is handled, and a linear timeline that includes important dates and outlines the major units of the course.
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
To tackle fungal pathogens, protect the most vulnerable & to save lives, we need to act now:
1⃣ improve surveillance 🔍
2⃣ targeted support for research, development & innovation 👩🏽🔬
3⃣ raise awareness & enhance public health interventions ℹ️
📌 bit.ly/3N6QcBi
ALT A person is using a pole vault to jump from one island to another. The way is blocked by a big red wall and monsters are trying to catch the jumper.
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Almost assuredly symptoms from infection by the Cotton leafroll dwarf virus in Georgia cotton. Quite distinct in some varieties. Significant yield loss is rare, but I can’t explain why symptoms like this are typically restricted to a small % of plants in a field. UGA Extension
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Research shows that 20-40% of the world's cacao beans are lost due to cacao plant diseases. A team of ARS researchers are working on solving this agricultural challenge to ensure commercial viability of future cacao crops. go.usa.gov/xzmyw
#ChocolateDay
ALT ARS plant pathologist Alina Puig determines pathogen virulence by infecting Theobroma cacao seedlings.
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Found an old friend yesterday in the corn fields of Luzon, Philippines. Philippine Downy Mildew- Peronospora philippeninsis. Definitely a disease our corn growers in the USA don’t need. Truly an impressive pathogen and disease. UGA Extension
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
And just like that..southern corn rust found and confirmed in SE Georgia, Wayne County this afternoon. Early-planted corn (R3-R4 stage). This is first confirmation of southern rust in GA in 2022. This early find indicates much of the corn in south GA is at risk. UGA Extension.
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Final Tally for May 154 trees lost to Laurel Wilt
If you grow avocados anywhere in the world you need to know about this disease. Loosing 5% of my trees every year.
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Yesterday Colletotrichum was in downtown Salamanca and the public loved it! #Colletotrichum #FascinationofPlantsDay @Ciale @R_Baroncelli @SiolySioly7
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
This was a long time in development with collaborators from around the world and a multidisciplinary effort @FlviaRogrio2 @R_Baroncelli
@Crouch_Lab @GMunkvold @MalapiWight
@SiolySioly7 @AlbertTenuta @tjcksn
@PSU_PlantEpidem @mthon #Colletotrichum biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Congratulations to BBIG Scientists highlighted in Science Magazine at scienmag.com/finally-a-compr…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
New BBIG International Boxwood Seminar by Dr. Matt Cromey, a Plant Pathologist of the Royal Horticultural Society on March 10, 3 pm Eastern. Free registration open at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi….
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Metagenomics with the @nanopore MinION shows promise in fungal plant pathogen identification; boxwood blight as proof of concept rdcu.be/cFKck. Congrats to first author @yangshu1020 co-authors @maf2371 @plantpathva @songli_at_vt. @VT_TPSC @VT_TPSC @FralinLifeSci
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
This multi-institutional collaboration provides the first comprehensive review of Volutella blight and a detailed comparison of this disease with the other two major fungal diseases of boxwood. #EditorsPick #OpenAccess
apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/f…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Great day today at the University of Maryland. Happy to see @DohertyJoeR successfully defend his PhD Dissertation. I can’t wait to see what more you will do for the industry. Many congrats!
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
I will be hiring a Post-Doctoral Researcher. Please share this announcement if you know of someone that may be interested.
Post-Doctoral Researcher jobs.apsnet.org/job/post-doc…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
#freelyavailable @planthealthprog diagnostic guide to boxwood blight disease provides information on how to diagnose & identify boxwood blight & offers methods to isolate the pathogen, store cultures, & evaluate pathogenicity of the causal agents. apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1…
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
Excited to see @wallace_ec and @KnDArcangelo paper on P. cubensis pop gen featured as the @PhytopathologyJ Editor's Pick, congrats! apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1… @NCSU_DEPP @NCStateCALS @NCExtension @sd_aps @APS_Extension @plantdisease
Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
ARS #scientists Heather Allen and Jo Anne Crouch honored with 2019 Arthur S. Flemming Award for their #outstanding #scientific achievements in the fields of antibiotic resistance and plant health, respectively. go.usa.gov/xw999 #PlantHealth #AntibioticResistance
ALT ARS scientists Heather Allen (left) and Jo Anne Crouch (right)