Plant Pathology Spring Seminar Series
Thank you for joining us for the Spring Seminar series. Check back here for details about our Fall Seminar series.
Blueberry Building Room 154 or Online – Time: 4:05 PM - (Period 9).
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DATE |
SPEAKER |
TITLE |
January 16 |
Qi Li Biological Scientist |
N-hydroxypipecolic acid triggers systemic acquired resistance through extracellular NAD(P) |
January 23 |
Jeremy T. Brawner Assistant Professor |
Developing resilient breeding populations |
January 30 |
Ashley Shade Director of Research |
Leveraging the plant microbiome to support plant resilience |
February 6 |
Morgan Carter Assistant Professor |
Do endofungal bacteria use the tools of plant pathogens? |
February 13 |
Germán Sandoya Assistant Professor |
Beyond host resistance in lettuce – other alternatives to consider |
February 20 |
Karen A. Garrett Preeminent Professor |
Global institutions and communities supporting plant health: What are current strengths and what should we improve? |
February 27 |
David Thoms Assistant Professor |
Innate immunity can distinguish beneficial from pathogenic bacteria via their metabolites |
March 5 |
Changying (Charlie) Li Professor, IFAS AI Administrative Coordinator |
Automation and Deep Learning to Advance Phenomics and Postharvest Handling |
March 12 |
Spring Break |
No Seminar |
March 19 |
Sonny Lee Assistant Professor |
Fantastic Microbes and Where to Find Them |
March 26 |
Braham Dhillon Assistant Professor |
Fungal pathosystems of palms: Diagnostics to management |
April 2 |
Larissa Carvalho Postdoctoral Research Associate |
Understanding Emerging Diseases on Vegetable Crops in Southern Florida |
April 9 |
Bhabesh Dutta Associate Professor |
No more watery eyes: A comprehensive toolkit for center rot management in Vidalia onions |
April 16 |
Romaric Armel Mouafo Tchinda Postdoctoral Research Associate |
Building surveillance, mitigation, and humanitarian strategies, local to global: Examples for diseases of avocado, banana, cassava, and sweetpotato |
April 23 |
Liliana M. Cano Assistant Professor |
Transcriptome Analysis of Plant-Pathogen Interactions |