
Plant pathology PhD student @unibirmingham working on phage-bacteria interactions 🌲
Joined January 2022
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Hello from Lyon @icpp2023, common England 🏴 ⚽️ @RobWJackson @ergrace_ @VanjaM92 @khinton294 @Nainakoros @dmvinchira @AmyJW31 @LisaLamberte @SabrineDhaouadi #MariaLauraCiusa @JiaqiWei8
Had an amazing time at my first international conference @icppb2020, thank you so much!
Emily Grace retweeted
🌳🌲Seeing the forest for the trees: Use of phages to treat bacterial tree diseases. 🧫💉
Read this brilliant @BSPPjournals Highlight by @MojganRabiey @unibirmingham with @RobWJackson
#Blog #PlantPathology #PlantHealth #TreeHealth
bspp.org.uk/seeing-the-fores…

ALT A graphic of two trees is shown. Both trees are shown with a cross-section of the ground and the roots growing into the ground: from the top soil layer and down through the sublayers, to stone. The lefthand tree has no leaves, a brown canker at the centre and top of the trunk and a smaller root system. The tree on the right has a full canopy of leaves, a smooth dark brown trunk and larger, fuller root system. The righthand tree also has a watering can being tipped over it. From the watering can, water droplets and bacteriophage symbols are flowing out of the spout and onto the ground, above the roots of the tree.






