Contact – Jenalle Eck

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Email: jenalle (dot) eck (at) ieu (dot) uzh (dot) ch

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"Traits are inherent properties of organisms, but how are they defined for organismal networks such as mycorrhizal symbioses?"

Check out our new paper on an inclusive framework for trait-based ecology of #mycorrhizas just published in @Trends_Ecol_Evo

https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1e-UMcZ3WuSVY#.Ym_TmzWoWeA.twitter

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anna-liisa laine @annaliisalaine·

14 Mar

We are looking for a new Lab Manager (PhD/MSc)!

If you love research on biodiversity change, plants & microbes, this could be a great position for you 💚. Our work ranges from field to the lab, and you get to work as part of an amazing team. DL 31 March
https://lainelab.net/news/

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Jenalle Eck @Jenalle_Eck·

25 Feb

Our preprint about the benefits and risks of mutualist root microbes (mycorrhizal fungi) during epidemics in plant populations is now online! 🌱🍄🕸️🦠 With @annaliisalaine & Minna-Maarit Kytöviita. http://doi.org/10.1101/2021.09.28.462160

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Or Shalev Skriptchak @orshalevsk·

24 Feb

Can plants live in harmony with their pathogens? And how?

Multifaceted host-microbe-microbe interactions among beneficial and pathogenic #Pseudomonas with #Arabidopsis lead to coexistence.

Check out our @PlantEvolution new paper in @NatureEcoEvo: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-022-01673-7#citeas

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Alexis Carteron @AlexisCarteron·

24 Feb

What if mycorrhizal dominance actually modifies tree diversity? We found that forests with different types of mycorrhizas – associations between fungi and plant roots – have a higher number of tree species!
Now published in @NatureEcoEvo
More info:
https://alexiscarter.github.io/2022-02-24-diversity/

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