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IXth International Fungal Biology Conference and 16th New Phytologist Symposium

Impact of genomics on fungal biology

Nancy, France. 18 -20 September 2006

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Aspergillus

Neurospora crassa

Laccaria bicolor

Ustilago maydis

Amanita muscaria

Alternaria

Coprinus comatus

Actinomycete spores

 

Organising committee

Francis Martin INRA-Nancy, France
Nick Talbot Exeter University, UK
Holly Slater New Phytologist, Lancaster, UK

Steering committee

Jesus Aguirre
Solomón Bartnicki-García
Gordon Beakes
Louise Glass
Neil Gow
Harvey Hoch
Regina Kahmann
Kurt Mendgen
Robert Roberson
Jose Ruiz-Herrera

Contact

If you would like to receive further information relating to this meeting please get in touch with Holly Slater (New Phytologist) – newphytol@lancaster.ac.uk

New Phytologist Central Office
Bailrigg House
Lancaster University
LA1 4YE, UK.
Tel: +44 1524 594 691
Fax: +44 1524 594 696

 

 

 

 

Fungal genomics symposium logo by Sam Day. Illustrations: Aspergillus and Neurospora crassa confocal images courtesy of Patrick Hickey (LUX Biotechnology Ltd, Edinburgh). Laccaria bicolor–Douglas fir interaction courtesy of D Vairelles (INRA-Nancy). Tumor formation in maize induced by an Ustilago maydis infection, courtesy of Regine Kahmann and Jörg Kämper (MPI-Marburg, Germany). Confocal image of spores, courtesy of Patrick Hickey (LUX Biotechnology Ltd, Edinburgh). Amanita muscaria, Alternaria in conidia phase, Coprinus comatus, and micrograph of Actinomycete spores images courtesy of Gordon Beakes (University of Newcastle upon Tyne; LTN Bioscience). Impact of genomics on fungal biology is sponsored by the New Phytologist Trust.