Tonjock Rosemary Kinge was a visiting scholar in our lab. She is an Associate Professor of Mycology and Phytopathology and chair in the Department of Plant Sciences, Faculty of Science in the University of Bamenda, Cameroon. Her research is focused on fungi diversity, fungi phylogenetics, fungi pathology, mushroom science, ethnomycology, biodiversity conservation and multidisciplinary studies. Rosemary is interested in studying fungi biodiversity in different ecosystems, documenting threats to fungi biodiversity and carrying out conservation measures, investigating plant-fungi biodiversity and conservation, and assessing the mycobiome in plants and soil. Rosemary also studies how global environmental changes such as habitat loss, fragmentation and climate change are driving changes in plant-fungi biodiversity and ecosystems. She is also interested in studying conservation policies and their implementation. Read more about her work here.
