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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
8 Jul 2023
You’d be salivating over this poa green if you were one of these 1 billion colletotricum spores🍽️🤤. Bring on the anthracnose…
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
10 Jan 2023
It's supposed to be a "Graphical Syllabus," but every time I say it in my head it's a "Graphical Abstract."
If science articles can have graphical abstracts, why not a science course? #GraphicalSyllabus #AcademicTwitter
ALT Graphical Abstract of BIO112-102 General Biology 2. Includes sections with general information (instructor contact, class meeting times), a table showing multiple grading schemes and how the final grade is calculated, four boxes with brief information about four main assignments, a circle labeled "Lab" with 4 connecting circles that each have a brief description of an activity that will occur in lab, a section called "Other Policies" that includes information about the textbook and how late work is handled, and a linear timeline that includes important dates and outlines the major units of the course.
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2 Dec 2022
I am seeking a post-doc to join me at the USDA-ARS Foreign Disease lab in Frederick MD for NIFA-funded host-pathogen interaction research of boxwood blight disease. RT please! jobs.ismpmi.org/c/job.cfm?si…
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
25 Oct 2022
To tackle fungal pathogens, protect the most vulnerable & to save lives, we need to act now:
1⃣ improve surveillance 🔍
2⃣ targeted support for research, development & innovation 👩🏽🔬
3⃣ raise awareness & enhance public health interventions ℹ️
📌 bit.ly/3N6QcBi
ALT A person is using a pole vault to jump from one island to another. The way is blocked by a big red wall and monsters are trying to catch the jumper.
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
9 Aug 2022
Almost assuredly symptoms from infection by the Cotton leafroll dwarf virus in Georgia cotton. Quite distinct in some varieties. Significant yield loss is rare, but I can’t explain why symptoms like this are typically restricted to a small % of plants in a field. UGA Extension
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22 Jul 2022
At my lab's new location at USDA-ARS Foreign Diseases in Frederick, MD, we're looking to hire six new post-doctoral researchers to study invasive bacterial, fungal, oomycete and viral plant pathogens. Including three openings in my lab tinyurl.com/25272p8n
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
7 Jul 2022
Research shows that 20-40% of the world's cacao beans are lost due to cacao plant diseases. A team of ARS researchers are working on solving this agricultural challenge to ensure commercial viability of future cacao crops. go.usa.gov/xzmyw
#ChocolateDay
ALT ARS plant pathologist Alina Puig determines pathogen virulence by infecting Theobroma cacao seedlings.
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
1 Jul 2022
Found an old friend yesterday in the corn fields of Luzon, Philippines. Philippine Downy Mildew- Peronospora philippeninsis. Definitely a disease our corn growers in the USA don’t need. Truly an impressive pathogen and disease. UGA Extension
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
1 Jun 2022
And just like that..southern corn rust found and confirmed in SE Georgia, Wayne County this afternoon. Early-planted corn (R3-R4 stage). This is first confirmation of southern rust in GA in 2022. This early find indicates much of the corn in south GA is at risk. UGA Extension.
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
2 Jun 2022
Final Tally for May 154 trees lost to Laurel Wilt
If you grow avocados anywhere in the world you need to know about this disease. Loosing 5% of my trees every year.
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
19 May 2022
Yesterday Colletotrichum was in downtown Salamanca and the public loved it! #Colletotrichum #FascinationofPlantsDay @Ciale @R_Baroncelli @SiolySioly7
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
10 May 2022
This was a long time in development with collaborators from around the world and a multidisciplinary effort @FlviaRogrio2 @R_Baroncelli
@Crouch_Lab @GMunkvold @MalapiWight
@SiolySioly7 @AlbertTenuta @tjcksn
@PSU_PlantEpidem @mthon #Colletotrichum biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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15 Mar 2022
Saving the Future of Chocolate: New Research Aims to Stop Loss of Cacao Plant #CaMMV #BlackPodRot #chocolate
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
16 Feb 2022
Congratulations to BBIG Scientists highlighted in Science Magazine at scienmag.com/finally-a-compr…
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
9 Feb 2022
New BBIG International Boxwood Seminar by Dr. Matt Cromey, a Plant Pathologist of the Royal Horticultural Society on March 10, 3 pm Eastern. Free registration open at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi….
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
26 Jan 2022
Metagenomics with the @nanopore MinION shows promise in fungal plant pathogen identification; boxwood blight as proof of concept rdcu.be/cFKck. Congrats to first author @yangshu1020 co-authors @maf2371 @plantpathva @songli_at_vt. @VT_TPSC @VT_TPSC @FralinLifeSci
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
This multi-institutional collaboration provides the first comprehensive review of Volutella blight and a detailed comparison of this disease with the other two major fungal diseases of boxwood. #EditorsPick #OpenAccess
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2 Dec 2021
Meet Dr. Martha Malapi, Branch Chief at USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) womeninagscience.org/post/me…
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4 Nov 2021
Four Rhizoctonia-like fungal pathogens of cereals & turfgrass, including R. zeae and R. oryzae, finally have accurate new names and a new home in the Corticiaceae genus Waitea. Introducing Waitea zeae, W. oryzae, W. agrostidis, W. prodiga. rdcu.be/cANTP
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Jo Anne Crouch retweeted
21 Oct 2021
Great day today at the University of Maryland. Happy to see @DohertyJoeR successfully defend his PhD Dissertation. I can’t wait to see what more you will do for the industry. Many congrats!
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