Roshni Panwala (@inhsor_23) 's Twitter Profile
Roshni Panwala

@inhsor_23

Passionate for Culture. Compassionate for Agriculture. #PlantPathologyMeetsPoliticalScience🌱🧫⚖️ NC Plant Path ➡️ UF Plant Path

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UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department (@ufplantpath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to prof. Matthew Smith, elected to the newest class of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The honor is among the most distinctive in academia and recognizes extraordinary impact and achievement across disciplines.

Congratulations to prof. Matthew Smith, elected to the newest class of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The honor is among the most distinctive in academia and recognizes extraordinary impact and achievement across disciplines.
North Carolina A&T (@ncatsuaggies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

63 yrs. ago today, the A&T Four: Jibreel Khazan (formerly Ezell Blair Jr.), Joseph McNeil, the late Franklin McCain & the late David Richmond ignited national change through the sit-in movement. Today we honor them. Join our livestream celebration, at 8am. youtu.be/dyf2_SXvXhw

63 yrs. ago today, the A&T Four: Jibreel Khazan (formerly Ezell Blair Jr.), Joseph McNeil, the late Franklin McCain & the late David Richmond ignited national change through the sit-in movement. Today we honor them. Join our livestream celebration, at 8am. youtu.be/dyf2_SXvXhw
Ed Sikora (@alabamaed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bacteria oozing from freshly cut stem of tomato infected with Ralstonia solancearum, causal agent of bacterial wilt. Note milky white strands flowing from cut surface. This is an exciting event in the lab each year #bacteria #Tomato #Plantdisease

Bacteria oozing from freshly cut stem of tomato infected with Ralstonia solancearum, causal agent of bacterial wilt. Note milky white strands flowing from cut surface. This is an exciting event in the lab each year #bacteria #Tomato #Plantdisease
Andrea Gómez (@amgomezc_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last night with NCSU Plant Pathology Graduate Student Association we shared an amazing night of science and had the opportunity to introduce an intro to plant pathogens at the STEM NIGHT in River Dell school for 1st and 2nd graders!! The kids were so amazed and engaged with learning! 👩🏽‍🏫🧫🔬💚 NCSU Entomology & Plant Pathology

Last night with <a href="/NCSU_PPGSA/">NCSU Plant Pathology Graduate Student Association</a> we shared an amazing night of science and had the opportunity to introduce an intro to plant pathogens at the STEM NIGHT in River Dell school for 1st and 2nd graders!! The kids were so amazed and engaged with learning! 👩🏽‍🏫🧫🔬💚 <a href="/NCSU_DEPP/">NCSU Entomology & Plant Pathology</a>
Ed Sikora (@alabamaed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The “evil” Southern blight of tomato. The fungal pathogen can attack any part of a plant that touches infested soil, but most commonly attacks the stem near the soil line. The fungus produces white mycelia or hyphae around infected plant parts. #Plantdisease #Fungus #Tomato

The “evil” Southern blight of tomato. The fungal pathogen can attack any part of a plant that touches infested soil, but most commonly attacks the stem near the soil line. The fungus produces white mycelia or hyphae around infected plant parts. #Plantdisease #Fungus #Tomato
Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) (@foundationfar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Alejandra I. Huerta at NCSU Entomology & Plant Pathology is developing an ecological community-level understanding of how plant pathogenic bacteria survive and compete in agricultural microbiomes and aims to develop new management and diagnostic tools and host/microbiome interaction models. The American Phytopathological Society

Roshni Panwala (@inhsor_23) 's Twitter Profile Photo

They say a picture is worth 1000 words: here’s 2000. Control Plots (no management) vs. Treated Plots. What an exciting time of the year!

They say a picture is worth 1000 words: here’s 2000. Control Plots (no management) vs. Treated Plots. What an exciting time of the year!
Sarah Strauss (@soilmicrosarah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come join our awesome team! A postdoc position is now open in the Soil Micro lab UF/IFAS SWFREC UF/IFAS Dept of Soil, Water & Ecosystem Sciences to explore the soil #microbiome of #citrus and #vegetable crops. More details here: ow.ly/lepl50OcPSi #soilhealth #covercrops #postdoc

Come join our awesome team! A postdoc position is now open in the Soil Micro lab <a href="/SWFREC/">UF/IFAS SWFREC</a> <a href="/SoilWaterSci/">UF/IFAS Dept of Soil, Water & Ecosystem Sciences</a> to explore the soil #microbiome of #citrus and #vegetable crops. More details here: ow.ly/lepl50OcPSi 
#soilhealth #covercrops #postdoc
𝙼𝚒𝚜𝚜 𝚂𝚊𝚕𝚖𝚘𝚗𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚊 (@miss_salmonella) 's Twitter Profile Photo

MicrobiomeExplorer: an R package for the analysis and visualization of microbial communities (metatax analysis) #bioinformatics #metatax 💻github.com/zoecastillo/mi… 🔗bioconductor.org/packages/devel…

Ed Sikora (@alabamaed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Southern blight on tomato causing wilt/death of plants. The pathogen can attack any part of a plant that touches infested soil. A dark canker forms near soil line, often covered with white mycelium. White-tan to brown sclerotia may also be visible #Fungi Fungi #Tomato

Southern blight on tomato causing wilt/death of plants. The pathogen can attack any part of a plant that touches infested soil. A dark canker forms near soil line, often covered with white mycelium. White-tan to brown sclerotia may also be visible #Fungi Fungi #Tomato
Sketching Science (@sketchscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Vortexes are simple devices commonly used in labs to mix small vials of liquid. But have you ever tried vortexing your finger? This watercolor is a tribute to the vortex - a simple but indispensable lab device

Vortexes are simple devices commonly used in labs to mix small vials of liquid. But have you ever tried vortexing your finger? This watercolor is a tribute to the vortex - a simple but indispensable lab device
UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department (@ufplantpath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to the UF Plant Pathology Summer 2023 graduates! Vicken Aknadibossian, Christ Mane Belizaire, Erica Carter, Matthew Cullen, Joshua Konkol, Tirtha Lamichhane, Sarah Prentice, Jacobo Robledo and Salih Yilmaz.

Congratulations to the UF Plant Pathology Summer 2023 graduates! Vicken Aknadibossian, Christ Mane Belizaire, Erica Carter, Matthew Cullen, Joshua Konkol, Tirtha Lamichhane, Sarah Prentice, Jacobo Robledo and Salih Yilmaz.