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2008 Robert Cary (Novel Immunocapture …..)

The primary hypothesis guiding this project is that a highly simplified and field deployable sample preparation system can be realized using low cost and easily used lateral flow chromatography technologies.

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2008 N W Schaad (Cultivation and Sequencing of HLB)

Huanglongbing (HLB), an insect-transmitted disease of citrus, also known as citrus greening, results in a green blotchy mottle on foliage, small, lopsided fruit with tree decline and eventual tree death.

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2008 Kentaro Inoue (Molecular Analysis of Greening….)

Mature orange fruits change their peel color from green to orange during ripening.

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2008 Jianchi Chen (Fingerprinting of HLB Strains)

This is the first year report of the two-year project on the genetic diversity and fingerprinting of Huanglongbing-associated bacteria.

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2008 Henry Fisk (Genetic Engineering of Citrus )

The main goal of this project has been to develop genetic transformation methods for the improvement of citrus cultivars important to the California industry.

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2008 Eduardo Blumwald (Determinants of Sugar and Acid)

Citrus fruit quality standards have been determined empirically, depending on species and on the particular growing regions.

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2008 Abhaya Dandekar (Improving Peel Quality ..

An essential component of high quality citrus fruit is an external finish free of blemishes, defects, and disease.

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2008 Hailing Jin (Identification of Candidatus…)

Citrus greening or “Huanglongbing” (HLB), caused by bacteria Candidatus Liberobacter, is one of the most devastating diseases of citrus.

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2008 Georgios & Hailing (Identification of Spiroplasma…)

The fundamental control method for the stubborn disease, like most of the graft-transmissible diseases of citrus, is the use of disease tested propagative material.

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