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Introducing Pseudomonas- Prunus

Predicting the emergence of host adapted plant pathogens: Pseudomonas-Prunus system. We will take a multidisciplinary approach to investigate the interactions between Pseudomonas spp and bacterial canker of UK cherry trees.

- December 7th 2020: Three posts at the University of Birmingham to work on bacterial diseases in trees. This work is associated with the Pseudomonas-Prunus project and is led by Professor Rob Jackson. Project details here.


- Please download a project summary (PDF)

Meet the Team

Richard Harrison, NIAB. Project Leader
Rob Jackson, University of Birmingham. Co-PI.
John Mansfield, Imperial College. Co-I.
Eleftheria Stavridou, NIAB. Co-I.
Michelle Hulin, NIAB. Co-I.
Bo Li, University of the West of England. Co-I.
Nichola Hawkins, NIAB. Evolutionary biology.
Mojgan Rabiey, University of Birmingham. Role of phages in gene transfer.
Ziyue Zeng, NIAB. Phage biology.

Our Protocols

Please check back later for a list of our experimental protocols and for a description of our stakeholder engagement strategies.
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  • BPD Projects
    • BRIGIT >
      • Xylella Seminar Series
    • BAC-STOP
    • CALIBER
    • Xanthomonas Threats
    • Pseudomonas- Prunus
    • Future Oak
    • Disease Suppressive Microbes
    • Blackleg (DeS-BL)
    • Ralstonia Phage Biocontrol
  • Coordination Team
  • BPD News
  • Events
  • Publications