Competition constrains the resistance and recovery of fungi to heat stress under low nutrient concentration by Jingjing Shi (20738168)

“…Yet, we know little about how biotic interactions among fungi, such as competition, may influence fungal stability against environmental stresses. For instance, a significant challenge is understanding the roles of competition in driving resistance (immediate response to stress) and recovery (response after the stress is over) of fungi under climate extremes, such as heat waves, particularly under variable resource availability. …”

Image 1_Elevated growth [CO2] enhances heat stress resistance of photosynthesis in young leaves of avocado (Persea americana).png by Yusuph Olawale Abiola (22562519)

“…<p>Climate change is associated with higher atmospheric [CO₂] and more frequent temperature extremes, with the strongest impact expected in the tropics where plants often operate close to their heat stress limit. How the resistance of foliage photosynthetic traits to heat stress varies with [CO₂] elevation remains largely unknown, particularly in tropical species with continuously expanding canopies, where the heat resistance of leaves can vary with age. …”

(A) PCA score scatter plots; (B)Heat map visualization of detected metabolites in PD and D phases; Various colors in the figure represent the relative content. by Bingshuo Shi (21485387)

Estimated global burden of MTBC L1 and the proportion of different MTBC lineages worldwide. by Venus Marie R. Rojas (22403766)

Label-Free Quantitative Proteomic Analysis Reveals the Effects of Biogenic Silver Nanoparticles on Fusarium keratoplasticum and Their Therapeutic Potential in Galleria mellonella L... by Glaucia Rigotto-Caruso (22057974)

“…Decreased levels of proteins involved in riboflavin biosynthesis and electron transport suggest metabolic and energy disruption, while increased levels of oxidative stress response and heat shock proteins indicate fungal stress. …”

Schematic of ANDI’s segments and coupled simulation model with key boundary conditions. by Shri H. Viswanathan (20685553)

Data Sheet 1_Prolonged heat stress in Brassica napus during flowering negatively impacts yield and alters glucosinolate and sugars metabolism.docx by Mariam Kourani (21288338)

“…Heat stress also increased the content of carbohydrate (glucose, fructose, and sucrose) and aliphatic glucosinolates (gluconapin and progoitrin) in the leaves but decreased the content of the indolic glucosinolate (glucobrassicin). …”

Data Sheet 1_Alternate wetting and drying irrigation at tillering stage enhances the heat tolerance of rice by increasing sucrose and cytokinin content in panicles.docx by Ti Gao (21442307)

S1 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S3 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S2 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S5 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S6 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S4 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

S7 Data - by Renjie Wang (1986553)

Image 1_Functional trait recovery through backcross breeding in blister rust–resistant hybrid white pines (Pinus strobus × Pinus wallichiana).png by Lahcen Benomar (6320867)

“…Metabolic adjustments related to disease resistance may cause trade-offs with tolerance to abiotic stress (e.g., frost, heat, drought). …”

A cryptic host-parasitoid interaction reduces the impact of heatwaves on <i>Drosophila</i> host populations by Jinlin Chen (21748730)

“…We hypothesised that parasitoid infection would lower host heat tolerance, and that this effect would be more pronounced under nutritional stress. …”

<i>In vivo</i> and long-term chaperone activity assessment of wild-type and p.R163C mutant αB-crystallin. by Aref Baharvand (21713886)

Data Sheet 1_Safety and immunomodulatory efficacy of heat-killed Mycolicibacterium manresensis as a novel paraprobiotic in swine.pdf by Carmen Álvarez-Delgado (18964264)

“…The present study was carried out to evaluate the safety and effect of the paraprobiotic heat-killed Mycolicibacterium manresensis (hkMm) in weaned piglets. …”

Table 1_Chaperones vs. oxidative stress in the pathobiology of ischemic stroke.docx by Vladislav Soldatov (20413910)

“…Some chaperones can prevent excessive formation of reactive oxygen species whereas Hsp90 is suggested to be responsible for pro-oxidant effects in ischemic stroke. Finally, heat-resistant obscure proteins (Hero) are able to shield client proteins, thus preventing their possible over oxidation.…”