Ignazio Carbone

This paper presents the first chromosome-scale genome assembly of Colletotrichum cereale, revealing three large accessory chromosomes and a deeply structured genome with significant intraspecific divergence.

This study shows that the seasonal assembly of the fungal microbiome on grass leaves is robust to nutrient addition, with diversity increasing early in the season and nutrient effects being less significant than seasonal changes.

This study identifies and characterizes Rhs toxins in four plant-pathogenic bacterial genera, revealing their diversity, distribution, and potential functional roles in microbial competition.

The paper introduces a model to infer migration history from genealogies with recombination and applies it to fungal lineages to study recombination and migration patterns.

The paper develops an open-access phylogeny for Phytophthora species using T-BAS, enabling real-time updates and metadata integration for research and identification.