PinnedInClimate ConsciousbyShrish Tariq·Nov 18, 2020Plant-Pathogen Interactions Under a Changing ClimateA rise in global temperature can have devastating impacts on plant-pathogen interactionsA response icon1A response icon1
PinnedInSharing SciencebyShrish Tariq·Nov 17, 2020The Fascinating Plant Parasites — NematodesThese translucent, multicellular worm-like organisms have both parasitic and free-living lifestylesA response icon1A response icon1
PinnedInCurated NewslettersbyShrish Tariq·Nov 8, 2020Plant Immunity: Qualitative and Quantitative ResistancePlant immunity consists of dual resistance mechanisms that are qualitative and quantitative in nature.A response icon2A response icon2
PinnedInClimate ConsciousbyShrish Tariq·Nov 8, 2020How the Impacts of Climate Change Can be Mitigated for Agriculture?Agriculture is at risk due to climate change especially in South Asia and Latin America.
PinnedInCurated NewslettersbyShrish Tariq·Oct 18, 2020Geminiviruses: Causal Agent of Devastating Plant DiseasesGeminiviruses replicate inside their host cell nucleusA response icon1A response icon1
InSharing SciencebyShrish Tariq·Mar 14, 2024Plant-Pathogen Interactions: Insights into Defense StrategiesPlants defend themselves from foreign invaders through various barriers: structural and molecular.
InSharing SciencebyShrish Tariq·Mar 6, 2024How Plant Pathogens Adapt to Xylem for Nutrition and MultiplicationPlant pathogens adapt to the xylem environment by secreting specialized enzymes and peptides to alter it.
InSharing SciencebyShrish Tariq·Aug 17, 2021Soil Superheroes: Their Promise in Agricultural Production SystemsHow microbe soil superheroes are vital in agriculture, thanks to how well they utilize natural resources
InClimate ConsciousbyShrish Tariq·Aug 12, 2021Soil Microbiome & Carbon Cycling Under Climate CrisisSoil microbiome is the key regulator of plant health, ecosystem health, and environmental carbon levels.A response icon1A response icon1
InSharing SciencebyShrish Tariq·Jul 30, 2021The Importance of Earthworms in Soil EcosystemsWhy earthworms are known as ecosystem engineers due to their unique abilities
