
A/Prof Jonathan Plett
@fungidownunder
Fascinated by the roles of signalling molecules used during plant:microbe interactions; mycorrhizal fungi; phytopathogens; rhizobia
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27-09-2016 13:31:39
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Congratulations to Australasian researcher Solomon Maerowitz-McMahan for winning an award 12th International Conference on Mycorrhiza 2024 for his talk on his PhD work Western Sydney U - HIE



A huge congratulations again to Johanna Wong for winning this award from her Western Sydney U - HIE work. So well deserved.


Celebrating Australasian mycologists at 12th International Mycological Congress (IMC12) : IMA Fellow to Tom May RBGV Science Young mycologist awards to Johanna Wong Johanna Wong NSW DPI Western Sydney U - HIE and Camille Truong Camille Truong RBGV Science Best young mycologist talk to Elle Bowd Elle Bowd Biology at ANU


Great open day University of Southern Queensland! Lots on display, fun activities, information and wonderful live music - something for everyone. 👏


Hot off the press: Donovin Coles, PhD's recent Western Sydney U - HIE work leveraging the sequencing of the Phytophthora medicaginis genome to begin digging into how effector-like secreted proteins may control chickpea root pathogenesis in a quantitative resistance model tinyurl.com/5d3kzj6n






Collab with Sandra Jämtgård and Judith Lundberg-Felten to use microdialysis has allowed us new real-time insights into the signals shared between mycorrhizal fungi and their host without physically perturbing the system. Our latest publication sciencedirect.com/science/articl…



Please RT: If you are interested in studying the role of metabolite signalling molecules in fungal-fungal competition during mycorrhizal colonisation, Michelle Moffitt and I have a funded PhD scholarship - please consider applying through tinyurl.com/jxcdhp3p


So rewarding to work with people like Marlow (he/they) 🌈! Here they are presenting their Western Sydney U - HIE work supporting the softwood industry showing the impact of nursery/site management on beneficial microbial populations.


Interested in improving soil biodiversity and promote sustainable forestry? Think about applying for our PhD funded by our Western Sydney U - HIE industrial partner Rhizocore seeking to improve mycorrhizal diversity in plantation forestry: tinyurl.com/3rrw6tpu


