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First Polymyxa betae reference genome enabling the characterization of the tripartite interaction with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and sugar beet by Alain Decroes
19 Nov
Rhizomania is a major disease of sugar beet caused by Beet necrotic yellow vein virus (BNYVV), a benyvirus transmitted by the root-infecting
plasmodiophorid protist Polymyxa betae. The obligate parasitic nature of plasmodiophorid organisms has long hampered efforts to obtain axenic
cultures and complicated the sequencing of their entire genome. In this thesis, genomes of two P.
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First Polymyxa betae reference genome enabling the characterization of the tripartite interaction with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and sugar beet by Alain Decroes
19 Nov
Rhizomania is a major disease of sugar beet caused by Beet necrotic yellow vein virus (BNYVV), a benyvirus transmitted by the root-infecting
plasmodiophorid protist Polymyxa betae. The obligate parasitic nature of plasmodiophorid organisms has long hampered efforts to obtain axenic
cultures and complicated the sequencing of their entire genome. In this thesis, genomes of two P.
Pathways of agricultural and forestry expansion in Northern Mozambique by Adia Bey
19 Nov
Land system science, the inter-disciplinary study of the processes that shape how land and natural resources are used, is essential to solving major societal problems such as climate change, poverty, food insecurity, and biodiversity loss.
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Pathways of agricultural and forestry expansion in Northern Mozambique by Adia Bey
19 Nov
Land system science, the inter-disciplinary study of the processes that shape how land and natural resources are used, is essential to solving major societal problems such as climate change, poverty, food insecurity, and biodiversity loss.
Ciliate microcosms as ecological model systems: challenges and possibilities by Tessa de Bruin
18 Nov
Using stable isotope analyses to explore the trophic ecology of taïwanese deep-sea sharks byUlrich Martin
18 Nov
To slide or not to slide: the evolution of topography and sediment dynamics in landslide prone regions by Benjamin Campforts
16 Nov
To slide or not to slide: the evolution of topography and sediment dynamics in landslide prone regions by Benjamin Campforts, Institut of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder
From an engineering perspective, we often think of landslides as a natural hazard that predominantly occurs in steep terrain.
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To slide or not to slide: the evolution of topography and sediment dynamics in landslide prone regions by Benjamin Campforts
16 Nov
To slide or not to slide: the evolution of topography and sediment dynamics in landslide prone regions by Benjamin Campforts, Institut of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder
From an engineering perspective, we often think of landslides as a natural hazard that predominantly occurs in steep terrain.
Hydrodynamic modelling of tide propagation in a tropical delta:overcoming the challenges of data scarcity by Ignace PELCKMANS (UAntwerp)
16 Nov
Tropical river deltas are hotspots of humanactivity, but their vulnerability to flood risks is increasing due to sea levelrise and worldwide conversion of mangroves, acting as natural buffers againstmarine flooding, into human land use. Moreover, extreme sea levels notablydriven by climatic fluctuations such as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, areprojected to intensify with global warming.
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Hydrodynamic modelling of tide propagation in a tropical delta:overcoming the challenges of data scarcity by Ignace PELCKMANS (UAntwerp)
16 Nov
Tropical river deltas are hotspots of humanactivity, but their vulnerability to flood risks is increasing due to sea levelrise and worldwide conversion of mangroves, acting as natural buffers againstmarine flooding, into human land use. Moreover, extreme sea levels notablydriven by climatic fluctuations such as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, areprojected to intensify with global warming.
Observation of the Martian core from the InSight radio science experiment by Sebastien Le Maistre
15 Nov
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