Plant physiology, forest biometrics, defense mechanisms, forest health
Athens, GA
Joined January 2018
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Simone Lim-Hing, PhD retweeted
A thread of how things have changed over time
1. 74-year difference near Svalbard, Norway, from 1928 to 2004
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Job Alert: My lab is recruiting a postdoctoral scholar to understand organismal evolutionary biology in the changing #forests.
The position is fully funded with benefits for at least 2 years.
Sorry to miss #Evol2024 because of grounding lab fieldwork. @SSEgrad @Evol_mtg
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Good news for loblolly pine growers in the South! We incorporated host genotype and climate to enhance risk assessment for fusiform rust and were able to explain up to 93% of the deviance for disease incidence!! 😎😁
Another great paper from my former PhD student @simonelimhing .
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Check out our newest paper on the role of Mn in tree resistance mechanisms! 🌲🐲This review is the work of my amazing previous PhD student @simonelimhing ! @UGAWarnell
authors.elsevier.com/a/1i%7E…
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The credit goes to @uga_plantbio grad student @YenHoChen and many other former lab members!! @UGAWarnell @uga_genetics @PlantCenterUGA franklin.uga.edu/news/storie…
Cover article of the August CRISPR Journal belongs to @UniversityofGa. GRA Eminent Scholar CJ Tsai of UGA shares how gene editing techniques influence sustainable ag bit.ly/3YRPFcA @TsaiLabUGA
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“Big news! The University of Georgia's Plant Biology Graduate Student Association is bringing a SEED LIBRARY to the Athens-Clarke County Library!”
Attend their event on Aug 19th to learn more!
@uga_plantbio @mellamosummer @UGAGradSchool @universityofga @redandblack
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Reports are confirming 80 dead, so far, and the @nytimes is reporting that a white settler couple successfully recovered a ROLEX watch from their Lāhainā home.
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Last month, @simonelimhing and I had the great pleasure of working with @c4tier and Dr. Janice Cooke at the University of Alberta. We chipped in a small piece to our hosts' great body of work dedicated to protecting lodgepole pine. – at Athens, GA
I have a PhD!!!!!!! So grateful for all who have supported me. Excited to start the next chapter as a post-doc in forest biometrics!
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Congratulations to now Dr. @simonelimhing !! With a terrific seminar she outlined her substantial contributions to forest health research. – at Athens, GA
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What's behind these bumps on American beech? A @UGAWarnell undergraduate in @LabVillari and I are working to recreate this weird phenomenon and identify the cause! – at Athens, GA
Thinking of dedicating my dissertation to my undergrad academic advisor who said there's no way I could get into a PhD program
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Personal statements ask us to open up about our journey only to later use our experiences as weak points to justify our exclusion. When we share our confidence in ourselves it's painted as cockiness and pride. When we share our struggles we are blamed for them. How do we win?
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Hard to overstate how much worse things are going to get in a country where the population is armed to the teeth then conditioned to live in a constant paranoid state of fear.
ALT Ralph was just trying to pick up his siblings. He knocked on the wrong door. Instead of being a good neighbor, this 80-year-old white man shot him. Twice. Anti-Black violence is traumatizing our kids and tearing our communities apart.
ALT BREAKING: A 65-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder after police say he shot at a car that had mistakenly turned into his driveway Saturday night. 20-year-old Kaylin A. Gillis, from Saratoga County, was killed.
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YES! It’s possible to detect AM and EcM plant species from spectra!
NO! It’s not due to differences in mycorrhizal type but evolutionary history!
Check out more: doi.org/10.1111/nph.18902
Thorough work by Johanna Jantzen and @CABO_science
