Tadashi Fukami

@TadashiFukami

Community ecologist at Stanford University

Stanford, CA
stanford.edu/~fukamit
Geregistreerd in januari 2013
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  1. 18 uur geleden

    3-min video by Callie Chappell (), summarizing her PhD dissertation proposal, "Through the looking glass: community genetics of nectar microbes across scales," at .

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  2. 16 mei

    New paper led by Brian Steidinger and shows that transition from EM to AM dominance can be very abrupt. These transition zones may be some of the places where priority effects between EM- and AM-dominated forest are particularly strong.

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  3. 8 mei

    Priority effects are facilitative on heterotrophs while inhibitory on mixotrophs (see Fig 2). Intriguing new findings from star undergrad and her advisor .

    Lab's first grad student, I mean, undergrad member giving an excellent presentation on her research! Some of the coolest and cleanest data I've ever seen! 🦄
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  4. 5 mei

    Two-min video on how the imaging works (from the paper's Supporting Information)

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  5. 2 mei

    Strong priority effects among Helicobacter pylori strains via niche preemption in gastric glands of the mouse stomach. New paper led by Connie Fung at , showing the power of microbial imaging for ecological understanding.

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  6. 24 apr.

    New paper by et al. on anoles introduced to Bermuda shows how niche preemption causes priority effects and how it can be avoided via character displacement. The figures look ideal for inclusion in ecology textbooks.

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  7. 23 apr.

    Meike Wittmann, the 2019 Presidential Awardee, gives a nice 2-min explanation of what ecological and evolutionary models do, using ship building as a metaphor, in this podcast recorded while Meike was a postdoc:

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  8. 16 apr.

    Honored to receive this recognition from for eco-evolutionary buffering, a new idea for priority effects, developed with Meike Wittmann during her postdoc fellowship

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  9. 25 mrt.

    Fred Singer, the author of the textbook "Ecology in Action," maintains a blog that nicely makes original articles accessible for undergraduate students. Latest post discusses paper by .

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  10. 19 mrt.

    Priority effects as a potential driver of non-adaptive radiations that produce functionally redundant species, by and Rebecca Rundell

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  11. 18 mrt.

    "We argue that investment in research on the mechanistic underpinnings of priority effects will greatly enhance our understanding of how host-associated microbial communities function during health and disease," by

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  12. 10 mrt.

    Fig S4 in Supporting Information shows that one can use the coexistence theory to predict the "stability" of priority effects, or how much perturbation is needed to overcome priority effects.

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  13. 9 mrt.

    Competitive exclusion can be deterministic or historically contingent, but there has been too much focus on deterministic cases. New paper by , , Ben Gilbert, and me tries to change that, with the help of nectar yeasts.

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  14. 20 feb.

    Free access to preprint:

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  15. 20 feb.

    Some thoughts on how bacteria and fungi may interact in flowers and why it matters to plants and pollinators, by , , and me

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  16. 12 feb.

    Press release today from on paper by

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  17. 5 feb.

    Agreed! Rachel Germain () gave a very interesting talk today as our Biology Department guest speaker at Stanford. Highly recommended if you are looking for a good speaker to invite.

    Great talk by ! Beautiful nonlinear effects of the environment on biodiversity, clever experiments to distinguish btw environmental filters vs. dispersal limitation, & cool tests of hypotheses for how coexistence evolves.
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  18. 31 jan.

    Priority effects among strains of honeybee gut microbes suggested in new paper by Kirsten Ellegaard and

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  19. 26 jan.

    I thought one positive thing about this was that digital was “greener” than paper, but it may not be so simple? Any recommendation for a source of info to learn more?

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  20. 25 jan.

    I felt so old when almost no-one else in my lab knew what reprints were, and asked "You mean ... preprints?"

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