Posy E Busby
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LeBoldus J, Lynch S, Newhouse A, Sondreli K, Newcombe G, Bennett P, et al.
Annu Rev Phytopathol
. 2024 Sep;
62(1):309-335.
PMID: 39251210
Outbreaks of insects and diseases are part of the natural disturbance regime of all forests. However, introduced pathogens have had outsized impacts on many dominant forest tree species over the...
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van Nuland M, Daws S, Bailey J, Schweitzer J, Busby P, Peay K
Nat Microbiol
. 2023 Nov;
8(12):2406-2419.
PMID: 37973868
Understanding drivers of terrestrial fungal communities over large scales is an important challenge for predicting the fate of ecosystems under climate change and providing critical ecological context for bioengineering plant-microbe...
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Bergmann G, Heitmann S, Busby P, Leveau J
Methods Mol Biol
. 2022 Dec;
2605:65-78.
PMID: 36520389
Seed fungi are potentially important for their roles in seedling microbiome assembly and seedling health, but surveys of full seed fungal communities remain limited. While culture-dependent methods have been used...
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Meyer K, Deines P, Wei Z, Busby P, Lindow S, Bohannan B
Front Microbiol
. 2022 Nov;
13:1054498.
PMID: 36338039
No abstract available.
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Busby P, Newcombe G, Neat A, Averill C
Annu Rev Phytopathol
. 2022 May;
60:337-356.
PMID: 35584884
Tree planting and natural regeneration contribute to the ongoing effort to restore Earth's forests. Our review addresses how the plant microbiome can enhance the survival of planted and naturally regenerating...
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Newcombe G, Marlin M, Barge E, Heitmann S, Ridout M, Busby P
Microb Ecol
. 2022 May;
85(4):1356-1366.
PMID: 35552795
In agriculture, horticulture and plantation forestry, Bacillus species are the most commonly applied antagonists and biopesticides, targeting plant pathogens and insect pests, respectively. Bacillus isolates are also used as bacterial...
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Barge E, Leopold D, Rojas A, Vilgalys R, Busby P
Mol Ecol
. 2022 Mar;
31(10):3018-3030.
PMID: 35313045
Closely related species are expected to have similar functional traits due to shared ancestry and phylogenetic inertia. However, few tests of this hypothesis are available for plant-associated fungal symbionts. Fungal...
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Bergmann G, Busby P
Mycologia
. 2021 Sep;
113(6):1169-1180.
PMID: 34543153
Fungal symbionts occur in all plant tissues, and many aid their host plants with critical functions, including nutrient acquisition, defense against pathogens, and tolerance of abiotic stress. "Core" taxa in...
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Heitmann S, Bergmann G, Barge E, Ridout M, Newcombe G, Busby P
Pathogens
. 2021 Jun;
10(6).
PMID: 34074042
Plants harbor a diverse community of microbes, whose interactions with their host and each other can influence plant health and fitness. While microbiota in plant vegetative tissues has been extensively...
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Christian N, Espino Basurto B, Toussaint A, Xu X, Ainsworth E, Busby P, et al.
Glob Chang Biol
. 2021 May;
27(17):4154-4168.
PMID: 34022078
Free-air CO enrichment (FACE) experiments have elucidated how climate change affects plant physiology and production. However, we lack a predictive understanding of how climate change alters interactions between plants and...