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Postharvest Pest Control Technologies
item Colletotrichum species causing Glomerella leaf spot and apple bitter rot in the southeastern United States exhibit disparities in relative frequency, morphological phenotype, and QoI sensitivity (Mar 2025)
item Apple bitter rot: biology, ecology, omics, virulence factors, and management of causal colletotrichum species (Jan 2025)
item Omics-based comparison of fungal virulence genes, biosynthetic gene clusters, and small molecules in penicillium expansum and penicillium chrysogenum (Dec 2024)
item Omics-based comparison of fungal virulence genes, biosynthetic gene clusters, and small molecules in penicillium expansum and penicillium chrysogenum (Dec 2024)
item Mold in, mold out: harvest bins harbor viable inoculum that can be reduced using novel sanitation methods to manage blue mold decay of apples (Nov 2024)
item The near-gapless penicillium fuscoglaucum genome enables the discovery of lifestyle features as an emerging post-harvest phytopathogen (Jun 2024)
item Avirulent isolates of Penicillium chrysogenum to control blue mold of apple caused by P. expansum (Nov 2023)
item Mining the penicillium expansum genome for virulence genes: A functional-based approach to discover novel loci mediating blue mold decay of apple fruit (Nov 2023)
item A bitter, complex problem: causal Colletotrichum species in Virginia orchards and apple fruit susceptibility (Oct 2023)
item Genomic resources of four colletotrichum species (c. fioriniae, c. chrysophilum, c. noveborasense and c. nupharicola) threatening commercial apple production in the eastern United States (Sep 2023)
item Comparative Penicillium spp. transcriptomics: conserved pathways and processes revealed in ungerminated conidia and during postharvest apple fruit decay (Dec 2022)
item PATHMAP (Pathogen And Tree fruit Health MAP): A smart phone app and interactive dashboard to record and map tree fruit diseases, disorders, and insect pests (Jul 2022)