Plant Pathology Sample Clauses

Plant Pathology. Background A key focus of the AREA Plant Pathology program is to improve the capacity of the Bas Xxxx CRDD and the Ministry of Agriculture to operate and maintain a functional plant diagnosis laboratory. AREA will provide diagnostic-related activities and extension documents in Haitian Creole related to plant disease management. In Year 4, the Ministry of Agriculture requested and received training in risk assessment, which AREA has provided in Year 5.
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Plant Pathology. Sustain Ohio Grapevine Productivity by Surveying Virus and Phytoplasma Disease Damages to Vineyards Across the State. The goal of the proposed project is to determine for the first time the identities of common viruses and phytoplasmas present in Ohio grapevines, map their distributions across Ohio, and assess the severity of diseases caused by each of the viruses through a comprehensive field survey. Such a survey is needed in Ohio as virus and phytoplasma problems have already been found to cause serious yield losses to wine grapes in other states and areas, including California, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. More importantly, the grapevine leafroll disease, caused by Grapevine leafroll-associated viruses (GLRaVs), was recently confirmed in two Ohio vineyards (Han, Elllis, and Qu, Plant Disease, 2014, in press). In addition, the grapevine yellows disease caused by phytoplasmas was also observed in a number of Ohio vineyards by Xx. Xxxx (unpublished). Finally, the risk of a new disease caused by Grapevine red blotch-associated virus (GRBaV), recently reported in California and New York, also warrants urgent assessment.
Plant Pathology. The AREA Plant Pathology program seeks to improve the capacity of the Bas Xxxx CRDD to operate and maintain a functional plant disease diagnosis laboratory. This has been accomplished through staff training, improvements to the plant pathology lab area, the creation of an isolation room and the support of a lab technician. Also, AREA is surveying crops for plant diseases and identifying disease-causing organisms. As part of this effort, AREA is working to help identify the causal agent of a new toppling disease that has affected banana plants in Haiti and determine its distribution. AREA expects this research will lead to recommendations on methods to control the disease. Additionally, AREA is providing general training in plant diagnostics, plant disease management and risk assessment for Haitian agricultural professionals at Haiti’s Ministry of Agriculture and universities.
Plant Pathology. ‌ The focus of the AREA Plant Pathology program is to improve the capacity of the Bas Xxxx CRDD to operate and maintain a functional plant disease diagnosis laboratory. This has been accomplished through training of staff, improving the plant pathology lab area, creating an isolation room and supporting a lab technician. Also, AREA is working to help identify the causal agent of a “new toppling” disease that has affected banana plants in Haiti and to determine its distribution. AREA expects this research will lead to recommendations on methods to control the disease.

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