IV International Symposium on Tomato Diseases
- Working Group Tomato Diseases
- Division Tropical and Subtropical Fruit and Nuts
- Division Temperate Tree Fruits
- Division Temperate Tree Nuts
- Division Vine and Berry Fruits
- Division Ornamental Plants
- Division Postharvest and Quality Assurance
- Division Vegetables, Roots and Tubers
- Division Physiology and Plant-Environment Interactions of Horticultural Crops in Field Systems
- Division Protected Cultivation and Soilless Culture
Online articles
PLANT-PATHOGEN-SYMBIONT INTERACTIONS IN THE TOMATO PHYLLOSPHERE
- N. Potnis
- A.H.C. van Bruggen
- J.B. Jones
- K. Cowles
- J.D. Barak
MULTILOCUS SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF A WORLDWIDE COLLECTION OF XANTHOMONAS STRAINS, CAUSING BACTERIAL LEAF SPOT
- S. Timilsina
- J.B. Jones
- N. Potnis
- E. Goss
- G.V. Minsavage
- J.C. Hong
- G.E. Vallad
- M. Kebede
USING PROTEOMICS AND GENOMICS TO SEARCH FOR LOW TEMPERATURE VIRULENCE FACTORS IN RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM
- A.M. Bocsanczy
- D.J. Norman
- J.C. Huguet-Tapia
- U. Achenbach
- A. Mangravita-Novo
THE GENETIC DETERMINANTS OF SYMPTOMS INDUCTION BY PEPINO MOSAIC VIRUS IN TOMATO
- B. Hasiów-Jaroszewska
- J. Minicka
- N. Borodynko
- H. Pospieszny
THE PEPPER BS2 GENE CONFERS EFFECTIVE FIELD RESISTANCE TO BACTERIAL LEAF SPOT AND YIELD ENHANCEMENT IN FLORIDA TOMATOES
- D.M. Horvath
- M.H. Pauly
- S.F. Hutton
- G.E. Vallad
- J.W. Scott
- J.B. Jones
- R.E. Stall
- D. Dahlbeck
- B.J. Staskawicz
- D. Tricoli
- A.V. Deynze
IDENTIFICATION OF TOMATO BACTERIAL SPOT RACE T1, T2, T3, T4, AND XANTHOMONAS GARDNERI RESISTANCE QTLS DERIVED FROM PI 114490 POPULATIONS SELECTED FOR RACE T4
- J.W. Scott
- S.F. Hutton
- R. Shekasteband
- S.C. Sim
- D.M. Francis
COMBINATIONS OF TY RESISTANCE GENES GENERALLY PROVIDE MORE EFFECTIVE CONTROL AGAINST BEGOMOVIRUSES THAN DO SINGLE GENES
- S.F. Hutton
- J.W. Scott
- R. Shekasteband
- I. Levin
- M. Lapidot
SCREENING CULTIVATED AND WILD TOMATO GERMPLASM FOR RESISTANCE TO XANTHOMONAS GARDNERI
- D. Liabeuf
- D.M. Francis
- S.C. Sim
SELECTION FOR RESISTANCE TO SCLEROTIUM ROLFSII IN ACCESSIONS OF SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM VAR. CERASIFORME IN WESTERN MEXICO
- J.L. Martínez-Ramírez
- E.R. Guzmán
- C.M. Duran-Martínez
- J.V. Navarro
- E.L. Alcocer
- G.C. Abascal
INTERACTION BETWEEN FUSARIUM WILT RESISTANCE GENES IN TOMATO AND FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. LYCOPERSICI RACES 1 AND 2
- M. Niederheitmann
- J. Gonçalves
- A. Mat
- T. Bentley
- J. Green
DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TOMATO VIRUSES: A CASE STUDY OF EMERGING TOSPOVIRUSES IN FLORIDA
- S. Adkins
- C.G. Webster
- H.C. Mellinger
- G. Frantz
- W.W. Turechek
- E. McAvoy
- S.R. Reitz
- J.E. Funderburk
DIFFERENTIATION OF CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS FROM OTHER CLAVIBACTER SPECIES FOUND IN SEED AND PLANT TISSUES
- J. Yasuhara-Bell
- A.M. Alvarez
RESISTANCE BREAKING TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS ISOLATES ON RESISTANT TOMATO CULTIVARS IN ITALY
- A. Crescenzi
- A. Fanigliulo
- A. Viggiano
VIRAL AND FUNGAL DISEASES OF PROCESSING AND FRESH TOMATO IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN
- E. Lahoz
- R. Carrieri
- A. Crescenzi
- A. Fanigliulo
UNDERSTANDING THE GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION OF TOMATO VIRUSES AND VIROIDS USING NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING TECHNOLOGY
- K.-S. Ling
- R. Li
- Z. Fei
- S. Gao
CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS: OPTIMIZATION OF DETECTION IN SEED AND EFFECT OF SEED TREATMENT ON EFFICIENCY OF DETECTION METHODS
- R. Mathis
- C. Fricot
- M. Larenaudie
- A. Quillévéré
- M. Rolland
- V. Grimault
- V. Olivier
- C. Dousset
- P. Gentit
- R. Germain
- T. Baldwin
COMPARISON AND EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR DETECTION OF TOMATO INFECTIOUS CHLOROSIS VIRUS (TICV) TOMATO CHLOROSIS VIRUS (TOCV)
- P.C. Suhard
- P. Gentit
- F. Poliakoff
MOLECULAR SURVEILLANCE OF PLANT VIRUSES: IDENTIFICATION OF NEW AND EMERGING VIRUSES OF TOMATO BEFORE THEY CAUSE EPIDEMICS
- J.E. Polston
- K. Rosario
- M. Breitbart
METHODS COMPARISON FOR THE DETECTION OF PEPINO MOSAIC VIRUS (PEPMV) ON TOMATO SEEDS
- A. Saison
- P. Gentit
- X. Tassus
- F. Poliakoff
COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR DETECTION OF POSPIVIROIDS INFECTING SOLANACEAE
- M. Visage
- P. Gentit
- A. Leguay
- X. Tassus
- F. Poliakoff
MANAGEMENT OF BACTERIAL CANKER OF TOMATOES: AN ATTAINABLE GOAL
- D. Shtienberg
- G. Sharabani
- M. Bornstein
- R. Shulhani
- O. Frenkel
- S. Manulis-Sasson
- M. Lofthouse
- M. Sofer
EVALUATION OF CHEMIGATION TREATMENTS ON PREMATURE VINE SENESCENCE OF PROCESSING TOMATOES IN THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
- G. Miyao
- R.M. Davis
- J. Leveau
A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO TOMATO DISEASE MANAGEMENT
- S.A. Miller
- M.L. Lewis Ivey
- F. Baysal-Gurel
- Xiulan Xu
GRAFTING LOCAL COMMERCIAL TOMATO CULTIVARS WITH H-7996 AND EG-203 TO SUPPRESS BACTERIAL WILT (RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM) IN INDONESIA
- T. Arwiyanto
- S.D. Nurcahyanti
- D. Indradewa
- J. Widada
MANAGEMENT OF POWDERY MILDEW IN GREENHOUSE TOMATO PRODUCTION WITH BIORATIONAL PRODUCTS AND FUNGICIDES
- F. Baysal-Gurel
- S.A. Miller
PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON THE EFFECT OF ACIBENZOLAR-S-METHYL ON ABIOTIC STRESSES IN TOMATO: "BLOSSOM END ROT" CONTROL
- A. Fanigliulo
- O. Mancino
- A. Crescenzi
- P. Cestari
CONTROL OF TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL DISEASE IN TOMATO
- A. Fanigliulo
- A. Viggiano
- A. Crescenzi
- E. Zingariello
- R. Liguori
- R. Senn
ABILITY OF COLORED MULCHES AND GROWTUBES TO DETER THRIPS AND REDUCE INCIDENCE OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT
- W.G. Foshee III
- T.A. Monday
- M.J. Kelley
- J.L. Sibley
- M. Lollar
- E.K. Blythe
- J.F. Murphy
- J.E. Brown
TOLERANCE RESPONSE TO CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS IN TOMATO PLANTS TREATED WITH SELENIUM
- S. González-Morales
- R. Castillo-Godina
- A. Benavides-Mendoza
- L.J. Ríos-González
DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE MULTI-LEVEL KNOWLEDGE BASED TOMATO DISEASE FACTSHEETS
- M.L. Lewis Ivey
- S.A. Miller
EVALUATION OF DISINFECTANTS TO CONTROL MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION OF TOMATO VIRUSES AND VIROIDS IN GREENHOUSE TOMATOES
- R. Li
- S.A. Miller
- F. Baysal-Gurel
- K.-S. Ling
- C.J. Kurowski
EFFECT OF AEROBIC COMPOST TEA INPUTS AND APPLICATION METHODS ON PROTECTING TOMATO FROM PHYTOPHTHORA CAPSICI
- R.W. Nicol
- P. Burlakoti
EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF GREENFORCE S AND GREENFORCE CUCA PRODUCTS ON THE SEVERITY OF BACTERIAL SPOT AND WILT, AND POWDERY MILDEW DISEASES ON TOMATO
- M.L.V. Resende
- L.R.R. Vitorino
- P.M. Ribeiro Júnior
- J.A.G. da Silva
- M.H.L. Rennó
- S.M. Mathioni
A STIMULO-DETERRENT METHOD OF THRIPS AND TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS MANAGEMENT IN TOMATOES
- K.A. Tyler-Julian
- J.E. Funderburk
- S.M. Olson
- M.L. Paret
- C.G. Webster
- S. Adkins
NIMITZ (MCW-2) FOR MANAGEMENT OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE IN TOMATOES
- B. Westerdahl
- D. Long
- C.T. Schiller
- C.A. Wilen
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDUCTION OF PR-1 PROTEIN BETWEEN ACIBENZOLAR-S-METHYL TREATMENT AND VIRUS INFECTION BY TSWV AND TYLCV IN SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L.
- E. Zingariello
- M. Larocca
- R. Rossano
- A. Crescenzi
- A. Fanigliulo
- A. Viggiano
TARGET SPOT ON TOMATOES: FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE AND EFFECTIVE FUNGICIDE PROGRAMS IN FLORIDA IN 2011-2012
- M.L. Paret
- L. Ritchie
- S.M. Olson
- G.E. Vallad
DEVELOPING HYGIENE PROTOCOLS AGAINST MECHANICALLY TRANSMITTED PATHOGENS IN GREENHOUSE TOMATO PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
- F. Baysal-Gurel
- C.J. Kurowski
- R. Li
- K.-S. Ling
- S.A. Miller
EFFECT OF HELIOPSIS LONGIPES EXTRACT IN TOLERANCE RESPONSE OF TOMATO PLANTS INOCULATED WITH FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. LYCOPERSICI
- S. González-Morales
- A. Flores-Olivas
- A. Benavides-Mendoza
- R. Castillo-Godina
POPULATION GENOMICS OF PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO TO UNRAVEL EMERGENCE AND MODES AND ROUTES OF TRANSMISSION
- B.A. Vinatzer
- C.L. Monteil
- C.R. Clarke
PHYLOTYPE II RACE 3 BIOVAR 2 STRAIN OF RALSTONIA SOLANACEARUM IN TAIWAN: SURVIVAL POTENTIAL AND VIRULENCE ON TOMATO, EGGPLANT, AND PEPPER
- C.-H. Lin
- J.-F. Wang
- Y.-F. Wu
- A.H. Cheng
BACTERIAL CANKER: IMPACT OF SEED-BORNE INOCULUM ON PLANT INFECTION IN GREENHOUSE TOMATOES
- W.S.K. Sueno
- A.M. Alvarez
- D.M. Ingram
USING A DEGREE DAY INSECT DEVELOPMENT MODEL TO GUIDE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS AND TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (FAMILY BUNYAVIRIDAE, GENUS TOSPOVIRUS) ON PROCESSING TOMATO IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY OF CALIFORNIA
- O. Batuman
- A.J. Campbell
- D.E. Ullman
- R.L. Gilbertson
- N. McRoberts
- L. Coop
SURVEY OF THE HOSTS OF TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS IN BEIJING, CHINA
- Y. Liang
- R. Wang
- S. Chen
- Z. Fan
- T. Zhou
- Y. Shi
- K. Yuan
RECENT OCCURRENCES OF LATE BLIGHT ON TOMATOES IN THE NORTHEASTERN USA
- M.T. McGrath
- W.E. Fry
- C.D. Smart
THE CHANCE IS LOW, BUT IT CAN HAPPEN: SALMONELLA CONTAMINATION ON TOMATOES
- G. Gu
- S.L. Rideout
- A.H.C. van Bruggen
- J.M. Cevallos-Cevallos
WEATHER FRONTS AND POSTHARVEST DECAYS AND SAFETY OF FIELD-GROWN TOMATOES
- J.A. Bartz
- S.A. Sargent
- J.W. Scott
USE OF THE DELPHI EXPERT ELICITATION TECHNIQUE TO RANK FOOD SAFETY RISKS IN GREENHOUSE TOMATO PRODUCTION
- S. Ilic
- J. LeJeune
- M.L. Lewis Ivey
- S.A. Miller
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