OSU researchers buzz into action: Major grant fuels study on honey bee mystery disease
OSU researchers have received a $4.2 million grantfrom the U.S. government to study European foulbrood disease, which is killing honey bees.
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OSU researchers have received a $4.2 million grantfrom the U.S. government to study European foulbrood disease, which is killing honey bees.
But the field needs to move on from cross-sectional studies to gain insights into the causes and consequences of the association, experts say.
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Date Time OSU scientists taking deep dive into how microbiomes respond to human-caused stressors CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University scientists have received a $3 million National Science Foundation grant to study how communities of microorganisms respond to human-caused stress and how the responses relate to the health of the people, plants and animals that host the microbes. “We want to determine how microbiomes react to things like water temperature increases resulting from climate change and exposure to environmental chemicals,” said OSU College of Science microbiology profess...