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SLU Centre for biological control, CBC, at @_SLU develops knowledge about #biocontrol - to use living organisms to control pests and diseases.
Uppsala, Sverige
Joined August 2015
Beneficial bacteria can help plants cope with drought stress 🌱 🍅 @RameshVetukuri and colleagues have created a synthetic microbial community that promotes plant growth and increase tolerance to drought.
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How can we use weed seed predation and pest predation to sustain crop protection in the future? @EiriniDaouti is one of our newest researchers and she is looking into these questions. Read an interview with her here:
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Gene-silencing spray to combat cereal disease is safe for the environment 🌱💚 – RNA used to combat Fusarium head blight did not disturb the microbial communities living on the surface of cereal crops, and was thus very specific, says @RameshVetukuri
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RT @foteini_pas: 📢📢Please share and apply for this open position for a Full #professor in Chemical #Ecology at the University of Jean Monn…
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Fungal diseases can harm trees, reduce forest productivity, and threaten biodiversity. Traditional fungicides often have downsides, such as harming the environment. @RameshVetukuri and colleagues from Czech Republic explore RNAi as an option:
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"Ramesh Vetukuri is one of the best supervisors, known for his knowledge, helpfulness, and friendliness. He is committed, enthusiastic, approachable, and always available to support students." @RameshVetukuri won the Best Supervisor Award 2024.
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"We want to foster a new generation of plant breeders and biotechnologists equipped to meet the demands of a changing agricultural landscape. We hope that the BREEDTECH project will make a lasting impact on global agriculture", says @RameshVetukuri.
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"An innovative project based on unique scientific findings and a true understanding of the potential of deep tech and science for application within an industry of great commercial importance." Congratulations @RameshVetukuri on the innovation prize!
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This discovery brings us closer to a future where we can develop crops with stronger defense systems, says @RameshVetukuri For the first time, scientists have shown that a crop can control a beneficial fungus with sRNA molecules.
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A black yeast-like fungus acts as a bodyguard and protects wild strawberry against plant diseases. Can it also help commercial strawberry crops? @Stenberg_JA and Nataliia Khomutovska engaged researcher from all over Europe to answer this question.
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