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	Endophytes are the microorganisms, especially fungi, that live inside of plants. The relationship between an endophyte and its host plant is not well understood, but some of these microorganisms are believed to enhance host growth and nutrient acquisition, as well as improve the plant’s ability to tolerate abiotic stresses. Researchers around the world are isolating novel endophytes to investigate their potential agricultural or even pharmaceutical applications.		Endophytes are the microorganisms, especially fungi, that live inside of plants. The relationship between an endophyte and its host plant is not well understood, but some of these microorganisms are believed to enhance host growth and nutrient acquisition, as well as improve the plant’s ability to tolerate abiotic stresses. Researchers around the world are isolating novel endophytes to investigate their potential agricultural or even pharmaceutical applications.

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Juliette at 11:47, 7 December 2017

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	For the H&D Summer Academy RECC came as a 2 day lab where participants learned how to collect agricultural plant samples (leaf, roots, etc.) and plate, grow, isolate and identify the microorganisms that grow inside the plants (Endophytes). The goal of the lab was to discover an entirely new organism and to take this DIY Bio research forward and to prototype its promise and limitations.		For the H&D Summer Academy RECC came as a 2 day lab where participants learned how to collect agricultural plant samples (leaf, roots, etc.) and plate, grow, isolate and identify the microorganisms that grow inside the plants (Endophytes). The goal of the lab was to discover an entirely new organism and to take this DIY Bio research forward and to prototype its promise and limitations.
	Applied endophyte research is being promoted as a possible replacement for chemical fertilizers and pesticides. In addition to learning basic biological lab techniques, we have been able to imagine different food futures and various registers and modes of biohacking.		Applied endophyte research is being promoted as a possible replacement for chemical fertilizers and pesticides. In addition to learning basic biological lab techniques, we have been able to imagine different food futures and various registers and modes of biohacking.

			==Outcome==
			As a part of HDSA2017 RECC has produced a collective work, consisting of an endophyte collection and a zine.

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Juliette at 08:21, 29 November 2017

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Juliette at 22:21, 27 November 2017

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	[http://www.endophyte.club/ endophyte.club]		[http://www.endophyte.club/ endophyte.club]

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Juliette at 20:17, 27 November 2017

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	At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] invited biological hobbyists to meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race went on: who got to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?		At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] invited biological hobbyists to meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race went on: who got to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?

	Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club got their hands dirty (actually clean, because that’s a lab environement) and try biotechnology. During each installment of the club, participants collected plants to culture the microbes that live inside them, search for endophytes* and then produce a zine, covering their process and various points of view on open-source/patented biological processes and imagining different future scenarios.		Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club got their hands dirty (actually clean, because that’s a lab environement) and try biotechnology. During each installment of the club, participants collected plants to culture the microbes that live inside them, search for endophytes and then produce a zine, covering their process and various points of view on open-source/patented biological processes and imagining different future scenarios.

	*Endophytes are the microorganisms, especially fungi, that live inside of plants. The relationship between an endophyte and its host plant is not well understood, but some of these microorganisms are believed to enhance host growth and nutrient acquisition, as well as improve the plant’s ability to tolerate abiotic stresses. Researchers around the world are isolating novel endophytes to investigate their potential agricultural or even pharmaceutical applications.		Endophytes are the microorganisms, especially fungi, that live inside of plants. The relationship between an endophyte and its host plant is not well understood, but some of these microorganisms are believed to enhance host growth and nutrient acquisition, as well as improve the plant’s ability to tolerate abiotic stresses. Researchers around the world are isolating novel endophytes to investigate their potential agricultural or even pharmaceutical applications.

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Juliette at 20:15, 27 November 2017

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	At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] invited biological hobbyists to meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race went on: who ~~will get~~ to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?		At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] invited biological hobbyists to meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race went on: who got to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?

	Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club ~~will get~~ hands~~-on experience setting up experiments~~ and ~~learning~~ the ~~DIY Biology methods needed~~ to ~~cultivate~~ and ~~isolate~~ the microorganisms that live inside of plants (i.~~e. endophytes). We will also conduct field visits~~ to ~~collect plant samples~~ and ~~debate the use of endophytes as biopesticides~~ as well as the ~~ethical implications of biohacking for agriculture,~~ the ~~commercialization of science and the privatization of the commons~~. ~~What other forms can our microbial future take?: A Lending library? An Internet of Plants? A Civilian Conservation Corps for Microbial Life?~~		Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club got their hands dirty (actually clean, because that’s a lab environement) and try biotechnology. During each installment of the club, participants collected plants to culture the microbes that live inside them, search for endophytes* and then produce a zine, covering their process and various points of view on open-source/patented biological processes and imagining different future scenarios.

			*Endophytes are the microorganisms, especially fungi, that live inside of plants. The relationship between an endophyte and its host plant is not well understood, but some of these microorganisms are believed to enhance host growth and nutrient acquisition, as well as improve the plant’s ability to tolerate abiotic stresses. Researchers around the world are isolating novel endophytes to investigate their potential agricultural or even pharmaceutical applications.

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Juliette at 18:14, 27 November 2017

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	At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] ~~invites~~ biological hobbyists meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race is on: who will get to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?		At the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club (RECC) [[The Center for Genomic Gastronomy]] invited biological hobbyists to meet and identify, discover, discuss and trade information about new, rare and hard to access microorganisms. The race went on: who will get to unlock, collect and share the secrets of the microbiome era?

	Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club will get hands-on experience setting up experiments and learning the DIY Biology methods needed to cultivate and isolate the microorganisms that live inside of plants (i.e. endophytes). We will also conduct field visits to collect plant samples and debate the use of endophytes as biopesticides as well as the ethical implications of biohacking for agriculture, the commercialization of science and the privatization of the commons. What other forms can our microbial future take?: A Lending library? An Internet of Plants? A Civilian Conservation Corps for Microbial Life?		Members of the Rare Endophyte Collectors Club will get hands-on experience setting up experiments and learning the DIY Biology methods needed to cultivate and isolate the microorganisms that live inside of plants (i.e. endophytes). We will also conduct field visits to collect plant samples and debate the use of endophytes as biopesticides as well as the ethical implications of biohacking for agriculture, the commercialization of science and the privatization of the commons. What other forms can our microbial future take?: A Lending library? An Internet of Plants? A Civilian Conservation Corps for Microbial Life?

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	For the H&D Summer Academy RECC ~~comes~~ as a 2 day lab where participants ~~learn~~ how to collect agricultural plant samples (leaf, roots, etc.) and plate, grow, isolate and identify the microorganisms that grow inside the plants (Endophytes). The goal of the lab is to discover an entirely new organism and to take this DIY Bio research forward and to prototype its promise and limitations.		For the H&D Summer Academy RECC came as a 2 day lab where participants learned how to collect agricultural plant samples (leaf, roots, etc.) and plate, grow, isolate and identify the microorganisms that grow inside the plants (Endophytes). The goal of the lab was to discover an entirely new organism and to take this DIY Bio research forward and to prototype its promise and limitations.
	Applied endophyte research is being promoted as a possible replacement for chemical fertilizers and pesticides. In addition to learning basic biological lab techniques, we ~~will be~~ able to imagine different food futures and various registers and modes of biohacking.		Applied endophyte research is being promoted as a possible replacement for chemical fertilizers and pesticides. In addition to learning basic biological lab techniques, we have been able to imagine different food futures and various registers and modes of biohacking.

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	~~''SCHEDULE'''~~		Endophyte5.jpg
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	~~''MORNING''~~
	~~'''— INTRODUCTION:''' Theoretical introduction & discussion, classification on kinds of plants~~
	~~'''— DISCUSSION:''' Identification (looking at plates that we brought with us and growing samples)~~. ~~Lab safety. Introutcion to tools. NCBI database, ownership issues, what each group will do with their specimen~~

	~~''AFTERNOON''~~
	~~'''— SITE VISIT:''' (Site visit to University lab / growing field / urban farm / market, etc~~.~~) specimen acquisition (photos, drawing, pressings, site conditions)~~
	~~'''— LAB WORK 1:''' Lab work (make own agar, some pre-plated)~~. ~~Make a small meal from the edible plants collected?~~

	~~'''DAY 2'''~~

	~~''MORNING''~~
	~~'''— LAB WORK 2:''' Personal Platings and Demonstrating a re-culturing from a pre-grown dish~~

	~~''AFTERNOON''~~
	~~'''— DISCUSSION AND DOCUMENTATION:''' Creation of Club Newsletter + Imaging Future Use Cases~~.
	~~'''— CLEAN UP & EXHIBITION PREP:''' Next steps, waste disposal cleaning up, preparing exhibition~~

Selby at 15:16, 7 August 2017

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