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Andreas Beck Department of Lichenology and Bryology, Botanische Staatssammlung München, Germany
1 protocol

Christoph Scheidegger Biodiversity and Conservation Biology, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, Switzerland
2 protocols

Carolina Cornejo Forest Health and Biotic Interactions, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL, Switzerland
2 protocols

Alba Blesa Universidad Francisco de Vitoria
16 protocols

Irit Adini Harvard Medical School
4 protocols

Jan-Ulrik Dahl Illinois State University
4 protocols

Joëlle Schläpfer University of Zurich
13 protocols

Reviewer

Francesco Dal Dal Grande

Post-Doc, Senckenberg Gesellschaft fuer Naturforschung

Research focus

Plant science
molecular ecology, population genetics, phylogenomics

1 Author merit
Reviewer merit
Editor merit

Education

P.h.D., University of Bern

Lab information

Imke Schmitt Lab

Publications

https://scholar.google.de/citations?user=TTi2gjIAAAAJ&hl=en

1 Protocol published

Genomic DNA Extraction and Genotyping of Dictyochloropsis Green Algae Strains

Authors: Francesco Dal Grande, Carolina Cornejo, Christoph Scheidegger and Andreas Beck, date: 08/05/2015, view: 9093, Q&A: 0

Dictyochloropsis is an ecologically important genus of free-living and symbiotic green algae. Representatives of this genus are horizontally transmitted among several fungi of the family Lobariaceae, thus forming photobiont-mediated guilds. ...

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3 Protocols reviewed

A Microbial Bioassay for Direct Contact Assessment of Soil Toxicity Based on Oxygen Consumption of Sulfur Oxidizing Bacteria

Authors: Ebenezer Ashun, Umair Ali Toor, Heonseop Eom and Sang-Eun Oh, date: 01/05/2020, view: 942, Q&A: 0

A new direct contact assessment of soil toxicity using sulfur oxidizing bacteria (SOB) is proposed for analyzing the toxicity of soils. The proposed method is based on the ability of SOB to oxidize elemental sulfur to sulfuric acid in the presence ...

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Extraction and 16S rRNA Sequence Analysis of Microbiomes Associated with Rice Roots

Authors: Joseph Edwards, Christian Santos-Medellín and Venkatesan Sundaresan, date: 06/20/2018, view: 7984, Q&A: 0

Plant roots associate with a wide diversity of bacteria and archaea across the root-soil spectrum. The rhizosphere microbiota, the communities of microbes in the soil adjacent to the root, can contain up to 10 billion bacterial cells per gram of ...

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