1. Inactivation mechanisms of influenza A virus under pH conditions encountered in aerosol particles as revealed by whole-virus HDX-MS (vol 8, e00226-23, 2023) 

   David, Shannon C.; Vadas, Oscar; Glas, Irina; et al. (2024)

   MSPHERE

   Other Journal Item

2. Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Triggers of Flash Droughts across All the River Basins in India 

   Poonia, Vikas; Jha, Srinidhi; Srinivas, V. V.; et al. (2024)

   Journal of Hydrometeorology

   Flash droughts (FDs) have attracted widespread attention in recent years due to their sudden onset and rapid intensification with significant impacts on ecosystems, water resources, and agriculture. These features of FDs pose unique challenges for their forecast, monitoring, and mitigation. The impact of FDs on society can vary depending on several factors, such as the frequency of their occurrence, rate of intensification, and mean ...

   Journal Article

3. Model output and model code for Durability of Carbon Dioxide Removal is Critical for Paris Climate Goals 

   Brunner, Cyril; Hausfather, Zeke; Knutti, Reto (2024)

   Dataset

4. Towards the digitization of the plant pathogenic fungi of major Swiss Herbaria (Bern, Geneva and Zurich) 

   Garcia Otalora, Monica Andrea; Berndt, Reinhard; Zamora, Juan C. (2024)

   IMA Fungus

   The Swiss Herbaria Geneva, Zurich and Bern house important mycological collections that include specimens from all fungal groups and geographic regions of the world. Plant-pathogenic fungi (ie. rust, smut and mildew) are particularly well represented in these collections and count approximalty150,000 specimens. Until recently, these collections were not catalogued, and hence not freely accessible and their taxonomic diversity was unknown. ...

   Conference Poster

5. Species delimitation, phylogeography and partners specificity in Leptogium saturnium-group (Cyanolichen; Collemataceae) 

   Garcia Otalora, Monica Andrea; Pardo-De la Hoz, Carlos J; Haughland, Diane; et al. (2024)

   IMA Fungus

   Lichens are regarded as complex ecosystems consisting of two main symbionts whose relationship is not strictly specific and therefore symmetric co-evolution is unlikely. The degree of specialization among symbionts is considered an important trait in the lichen symbiosis, as it might determine the degree of ecological tolerance and consequently the range of the lichen’s distribution. To study the patterns of specialization within a given ...

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