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17th June 2021

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18th June 2021

We have been to the forest today to continue the fieldwork and to introduce two summer students to the facilities: Emma Platt (blue hat) is funded by the @BritMycolSoc and Katie Hawkins (orange hat) is funded by the @BS_PP thanks both! selfie 🤳 by @RawMark 😃

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17th June 2021

Super Happy to see this great collaborative work out online today! This was a fun project and is a big step further towards understanding NLR function in plants!! https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2021/06/16/science.abg7917

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