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| BEYER,
David M. |
Associate
Professor. Mushroom technology, production, and farm
management. E-mail: dmb8@psu.edu |
| CHRIST, Barbara J. |
Professor. Breeding potatoes with disease resistance, examination of pathogen variability and epidemiology of potato diseases. E-mail: ebf@psu.edu |
| HALBRENDT,
John M. |
Associate
Professor. Research/Extension. Plant parasitic nematodes
and nematode-transmitted virus diseases of fruit. Development
of ecologically sound and sustainable nematode management
practices. Biology and ecology of plant parasitic nematodes.
E-mail: jmh23@psu.edu |
| KULDAU, Gretchen A. |
Assistant Professor. Mycotoxicology; role of mycotoxins in fungal biology and in fungus-plant interactions; fungal endophytes; genetics and molecular biology. E-mail: kuldau@psu.edu |
| MOORMAN,
Gary W. |
Professor.
Influence of greenhouse cultural practices on floricultural
crop diseases; detection and monitoring resistance to
fungicides in Pythium and Botrytis; development of strategies
for managing fungicide-resistance populations in the
greenhouse environment. E-mail: g1m@psu.edu |
| ROMAINE,
C. Peter |
Professor.
Biochemistry, genetics, and replication of plant viruses
and viroids. E-mail: cpr2@psu.edu |
| ROYSE,
Daniel J. |
Professor.
Germplasm enhancement of cultivated mushrooms; Plant
Pathology Extension, mushroom production, mushroom diseases.
E-mail: djr4@psu.edu |
| STEWART, Elwin L |
Professor. Systematics and molecular evolution of fungal plant pathogens. E-mail: els4@psu.edu |
| TRAVIS, James W. |
Professor. Plant Pathology Extension; diseases of tree fruits, small fruits, and grapes. E-mail: jwt2@psu.edu |
| UDDIN,
Wakar |
Associate
Professor. Epidemiology and management of blast disease
(gray leaf spot) of ryegrass turf; biology of Pyricularia
grisea and host-parasite interactions; dollar spot management;
fungicide efficacy. E-mail: wxu2@psu.edu |
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