I (Seraina) am just back from the 3rd Wild Plant Pathosystems Conference in Frankfurt, which was all about “sick plants in the wild”. It was a very small meeting with excellent presentations of amazing scientists, a museum tour, wine tasting and walks in the forests. I was honoured to present my fungal pathogen results from the PaNDiv experiment and get the chance to talk to many interesting people, working with a wide variety of pathosystems. I learned a lot about viruses and fungal pathogens and their vectors, about the possibility to identify different Uromyces species based on their smell, about the pathogen communities on different plant species and much much more.
Conference impressions on twitter #wpp3 :
Seraina Cappelli shows how disease responds to plant diversity and nutrients! @frisoc #WPP2019 #WPP3 #PaNDiv pic.twitter.com/qMMA2sqFFh
— Jenalle Eck (@Jenalle_Eck) September 19, 2019
Scenic views from the Loreley cliff over the Rhine River#WPP3 #WPP2019 pic.twitter.com/bNQ6BJorjR
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 19, 2019
Visit of the Eberbach Cistercian Monastery, founded in 1136 (where some of the interior scenes of The Name of the Rose were filmed) and wine tasting#WPP3 #WPP2019 pic.twitter.com/A7tKcuVErD
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 19, 2019
#WPP3 Michael Shaw (@UniofReading): Joint #dynamics of hosts, #pathogens and #hyperparasites pic.twitter.com/2GVTgxC0vd
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 19, 2019
#WPP3 @fletch_halliday: Does #community assembly alter the relationship between #host and #parasite diversity? pic.twitter.com/mtKn0AY9J8
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 18, 2019
#WPP3 Klára Koupilová (@CharlesUniPRG): #Pollinator response to plant spatial aggregation drives transfer of #anther #smut pic.twitter.com/uk5UXlL1yI
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 19, 2019
#WPP3 @Jenalle_Eck: Mutualism mediates #infection #risk by an antagonist in experimental populations pic.twitter.com/qtbUAlNLVA
— Pascal Frey (@pascal_frey) September 17, 2019
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