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Tess M McBride

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Biochemist and mycologist studying fungal secreted proteins and their role in mycorrhizal formation 🍄 Postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Oxford 🌿 Kiwi working in the UK. She/her.

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Tess M McBride (@tessmcbride.bsky.social), 25 Aralık 2024 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 147 takipçisi var, 283 hesabı takip ediyor ve 3 post paylaştı.

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  • Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research Group@manaakiwhenua.bsky.social

    A fabulous find at this year's Fungal Foray 🍄. www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

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  • Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research Group@manaakiwhenua.bsky.social

    This week (11-17 May) sees the 36th annual New Zealand Fungal Foray taking place in the forests near Urenui, Taranaki. Staff at Manaaki Whenua began the Fungal Forays back in 1986 and have forayed across different regions in the country almost every year since then. buff.ly/HDQDk4r

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  • Campden Instruments@campdeninstruments.bsky.social

    A huge congratulations and thanks to the team for preparing this note. #plantsky, be sure not to miss the team's future publications and more stunning plant images by following @tessmcbride.bsky.social! . . . If you haven’t read it yet, the full application note is available here: lnkd.in/dExESF7G

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  • Campden Instruments@campdeninstruments.bsky.social

    This work was headed by @tessmcbride.bsky.social in Jonathan Plett's Group at @westernsydneyu.bsky.social. They highlight the highly complex relationship between plants and fungi. Studying the relationship is possible due to the development of effective methods for visualisation and measurement.

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  • Campden Instruments@campdeninstruments.bsky.social

    Last week, we asked you to guess, based on a series of microscopy images, what samples were successfully sliced using our 7000smz-2 vibratome. The answer? Plant roots (more specifically eucalypt root) — to investigate fungal colonisation. Did you guess correctly? 🌱

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