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Evaluation of fungal diversity in the rhizosphere of Alkanna tinctoria and impact of selected fungi on growth and production of secondary metabolites in Alkanna tinctoria and Echium vulgare by Yanyan Zhao
11 Jan
Plants roots are associated with very diverse microbial communities among which endophytic bacteria and fungi and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF). These microorganisms play key roles in plant health, development and productivity and may as well influence plant metabolome, thus impacting the production of secondary metabolites (SMs).
Alkanna tinctoria L.
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Evaluation of fungal diversity in the rhizosphere of Alkanna tinctoria and impact of selected fungi on growth and production of secondary metabolites in Alkanna tinctoria and Echium vulgare by Yanyan Zhao
11 Jan
Plants roots are associated with very diverse microbial communities among which endophytic bacteria and fungi and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF). These microorganisms play key roles in plant health, development and productivity and may as well influence plant metabolome, thus impacting the production of secondary metabolites (SMs).
Alkanna tinctoria L.
Multiscale modeling of storm surge events along the Scheldt-North Sea continuum by Riana Randresihaja
11 Jan
Harnessing the immune system of S. thermophilus to counter bacteriophages in the dairy industry by Audrey Leprince (Université Laval, Canada)
19 Dec
Bacteriophages (phages) are currently experiencing a renewed interest as antimicrobials, but in the dairy industry they represent a major threat due to their ability to infect and kill lactic acid bacteria (LAB), resulting in poor-quality products.
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Harnessing the immune system of S. thermophilus to counter bacteriophages in the dairy industry by Audrey Leprince (Université Laval, Canada)
19 Dec
Bacteriophages (phages) are currently experiencing a renewed interest as antimicrobials, but in the dairy industry they represent a major threat due to their ability to infect and kill lactic acid bacteria (LAB), resulting in poor-quality products.
The ineqkill project: how have spatial and social inequalities shaped the burden and the spread of infectious diseases accross Belgium from 1950 to 2025 by Valentin and Harmony
19 Dec
Host separation syndrome and chemical dependency of ectosymbiotic decapods associated with echinoderms - Syndrome de séparation des hôtes et dépendance chimique des décapodes ectosymbiotiques associés aux échinodermes by Alexia Lourtie
14 Dec
Warming and Extreme Climatic Events disrupt the biological cycle: an Ecotron experiment by Philippe Roux
12 Dec
Plant Available Water Capacity of soils and its process based determination. byPr Quirijn de JONG van LIERE DVECO/CENA, University of São Paulo, Brazil
08 Dec
Effects of ectomycorrhizal fungi on water and nutrient availability to trees growing in single or mixed-species communities. by Paola Musella
05 Dec
Tipping points: some key results of the TIPES EU project by Marina Martínez Montero et Victor Couplet
05 Dec
There is rising concern that several subsystems of the Earth may respond highly nonlinearly at critical future levels of anthropogenic forcing; these levels have recently been associated with tipping points (TPs).
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Tipping points: some key results of the TIPES EU project by Marina Martínez Montero et Victor Couplet
05 Dec
There is rising concern that several subsystems of the Earth may respond highly nonlinearly at critical future levels of anthropogenic forcing; these levels have recently been associated with tipping points (TPs).