We have a double copy of (Plant Disease Reporter) Plant Disease from
1950-1990. It is pretty much complete, though there are a few missing
issues. Would anyone in the US be interested in having these? We have
tried contacting APS but overseas shipment is prohibitive.
Please let me know if you are interested in these before we let them go.
Thanks, Paula
Pauline Spaine
Research Eco-Plant Pathologist
USDA Forest Service
320 Green Street
Athens, Georgia 30602
706-559-4278
pspaine(a)fs.fed.us
Dear Colleagues,
Please circulate to potential graduate students.
A funded Ph.D. position is available immediately to work with me, Dan
Herms, and other collaborators on a project that will use metabolomic
and proteomic approaches coupled with field studies. The project
will be a test of a new ecological model that integrates the
phenomenon of pathogen-induced systemic resistance with the
growth/differentiation balance hypothesis (Bonello et al. 2006, see
attached) in tripartite systems that include Austrian pine (Pinus
nigra), the blight and canker pathogen Diplodia pinea, and two
pestiferous insects, the pine engraver (Ips pini) and the European
pine sawfly (Neodiprion sertifer).
Prospective candidates should have an excellent undergraduate record
in the biological, ecological, or agricultural sciences. A master
degree in tree pathology, entomology, or chemical ecology is strongly
preferred.
Interested students should verify their records against our admission
requirements
(http://plantpath.osu.edu/graduate-programs/prospective-students/graduate-fu…)
before contacting me directly for information regarding the project.
Thank you!
Enrico
Bonello, P., T. R. Gordon, D. A. Herms, D. L. Wood, and N. Erbilgin.
2006. Nature and ecological implications of pathogen-induced systemic
resistance in conifers: A novel hypothesis. Physiological and
Molecular Plant Pathology 68, 95-104
--
-----------------------------------------
Pierluigi (Enrico) Bonello, Assoc. Professor
Dept. of Plant Pathology
The Ohio State University
201 Kottman Hall
2021 Coffey Road
Columbus, OH 43210
Tel: (614) 688-5401
Lab: (614) 688-5409
Fax: (614) 292-4455
http://plantpath.osu.edu/faculty-and-staff/faculty-directory/bonello-pierlu…
Environmental Science Graduate Program (ESGP)
http://esgp.osu.edu/
Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Program (PMBB)
http://pmbb.osu.edu/
Dear Colleagues,
Please circulate to potential graduate students.
A funded Ph.D. position is available immediately to work with me, Dan
Herms, and other collaborators on a project that will use metabolomic
and proteomic approaches coupled with field studies. The project
will be a test of a new ecological model that integrates the
phenomenon of pathogen-induced systemic resistance with the
growth/differentiation balance hypothesis (Bonello et al. 2006) in
tripartite systems that include Austrian pine (Pinus nigra), the
blight and canker pathogen Diplodia pinea, and two pestiferous
insects, the pine engraver (Ips pini) and the European pine sawfly
(Neodiprion sertifer).
Prospective candidates should have an excellent undergraduate record
in the biological, ecological, or agricultural sciences. A master
degree in tree pathology, entomology, or chemical ecology is strongly
preferred.
Interested students should verify their records against our admission
requirements
(http://plantpath.osu.edu/graduate-programs/prospective-students/graduate-fu…)
before contacting me directly for information regarding the project.
Thank you!
Enrico
Bonello, P., T. R. Gordon, D. A. Herms, D. L. Wood, and N. Erbilgin.
2006. Nature and ecological implications of pathogen-induced systemic
resistance in conifers: A novel hypothesis. Physiological and
Molecular Plant Pathology 68, 95-104
--
-----------------------------------------
Pierluigi (Enrico) Bonello, Assoc. Professor
Dept. of Plant Pathology
The Ohio State University
201 Kottman Hall
2021 Coffey Road
Columbus, OH 43210
Tel: (614) 688-5401
Lab: (614) 688-5409
Fax: (614) 292-4455
http://plantpath.osu.edu/faculty-and-staff/faculty-directory/bonello-pierlu…
Environmental Science Graduate Program (ESGP)
http://esgp.osu.edu/
Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Program (PMBB)
http://pmbb.osu.edu/
This year's NORTHEAST FOREST PATHOLOGY WORKSHOP will be help in conjunction
with the IUFRO Alien Invasive Species and International Trade, May 27-28,
2008, at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown,
WV.
In addition to attending IUFRO sessions on Tuesday, we will meet as a group
Tuesday evening to share station reports. Wednesday is the field trip which
Kurt Gottschalk is arranging.
The field trip on the 28th will leave NCTC at 7 am and go to the Baltimore,
MD area. We will stop at an urban forest/park area in Baltimore where we
will see invasive plant, insect, and disease problems within the urban
setting. From there we will proceed to the Port of Baltimore, the 14th
largest port in the US. We will tour the port operations and hear from the
people who work there inspecting cargo and preventing invasive species from
entering the US. We will have a box lunch at a scenic recreation spot just
outside of Baltimore. After lunch, we will go to Catoctin Mountain Park, a
National Park located north of Frederick, MD. At the park, we will stop at
the visitor's center and then head to the woods to see how the forests of
the park have been impacted by invasive species including chestnut blight,
gypsy moth, dogwood anthracnose, hemlock woolly adelgid, and invasive
plants. From the park it will be a short bus ride back to the NCTC for
dinner.
If you have already registered with Kerry Britton for the IUFRO meeting, I
don't need any response from you. If you prefer just to attend just Tuesday
and Wednesday, then YOU NEED TO SEND ME AN EMAIL WITH THE FOLLOWING BY APRIL
22 (extended deadline).
Name(s) (include a name for each person needing to register):
Lodging: NCTC or elsewhere
Nights for lodging at the NCTC: May 27, 28; other?
After I receive this information, I'll notify you on how to pay the
registration costs and to make the NCTC reservations.
Registration cost for the 2-day workshop will be $50, and each night's
lodging at the NCTC is $110 which includes all meals.
Let me know if you have questions. Again, notify me by April 22 if you want
to attend.
--
Dr. William H. Livingston
Associate Professor of Forest Resources
School of Forest Resources
University of Maine
5755 Nutting Hall, rm 116
Orono, ME 04469-5755
USA
ph: 207-581-2990
fx: 207-581-4257
Email: WilliamL(a)maine.edu
Web: http://www.forest.umaine.edu/
My graduate student Brent Oblinger will attend the APS meeting in July
in Minneapolis and the preceeding forest pathology field trip.
He already has a hotel reservation for the evening prior to the field
trip Thursday night July 24th and for the nights of Sat - Tues July
26-29 after the field trip. The hotel he will stay at is not the
"official hotel" but is nearby and a good bit cheaper than the official
hotel (and also parking there is half the rate of the official hotel).
If any male would consider rooming with Brent and splitting the cost, it
would be helpful to us. I am staying at the same hotel, but traveling
with family.
If you are interested please contact Brent at bwo(a)plantpath.wisc.edu
and he can provide more details.
Thanks, Glen
Glen R. Stanosz, Ph. D.
Department of Plant Pathology
Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1630 Linden Drive
Madison, WI 53706
voice: 608-265-2863
fax: 608-263-2626
email: grs(a)plantpath.wisc.edu
FOREST PATHOLOGY: research, teaching, and outreach to keep Wisconsin's
trees and forests green and growing!
This year's NORTHEAST FOREST PATHOLOGY WORKSHOP will be help in conjunction
with the IUFRO Alien Invasive Species and International Trade, May 27-28,
2008, at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown,
WV.
In addition to attending IUFRO sessions on Tuesday, we will meet as a group
Tuesday evening to share station reports. Wednesday is the field trip which
Kurt Gottschalk is arranging. More details on the field trip later. We can
meet again Wednesday evening if needed.
If you have already registered with Kerry Britton for the IUFRO meeting, I
don't need any response from you. If you prefer just to attend just Tuesday
and Wednesday, then YOU NEED TO SEND ME AN EMAIL WITH THE FOLLOWING BY APRIL
18.
Name(s) (include a name for each person needing to register):
Lodging: NCTC or elsewhere
Nights for lodging at the NCTC: May 27, 28; other?
After I receive this information, I'll notify you on how to pay the
registration costs and to make the NCTC reservations.
Registration cost for the 2-day workshop will be $50, and each night's
lodging at the NCTC is $110 which includes all meals. If you prefer
alternate lodging, hotels are available in Shepherdstown.
Let me know if you have questions. Again, notify me by April 18 if you want
to attend.
--
Dr. William H. Livingston
Associate Professor of Forest Resources
School of Forest Resources
University of Maine
5755 Nutting Hall, rm 116
Orono, ME 04469-5755
USA
ph: 207-581-2990
fx: 207-581-4257
Email: WilliamL(a)maine.edu
Web: http://www.forest.umaine.edu/
