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Monday, December 10, 2007: 7:00 AM-6:00 PM |
Grand Exhibit Hall, First Floor (Town & Country) |
Cc. Insect Vectors in Relation to Plant Disease |
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| | D0201 | | Attempted eradication of tomato yellow leaf curl, a new whitefly transmitted viral disease in California
Eric T. Natwick, William M. Wintermantel, Jolene Dessert, Kathleen L. Kosta, Robert L. Gilbertson |
| | D0202 | | Effect of CLCuV on life history and settling preference of Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius)
J S Sidhu, R S Mann, N S Butter |
| | D0203 | | Pierce's disease transmission by sharpshooters from alternate hosts to grapevines
Thomas M. Perring, Rayda K. Krell, Tracy Pinckard, Charles Farrar |
| | D0204 | | The sharpshooter X-wave: Correlation of an electrical penetration graph (EPG) waveform with xylem penetration during sharpshooter feeding
Elaine Backus, Wendy Holmes, Brendon Reardon, Fred Schreiber, Greg Walker |
| | D0205 | | Spatial distribution of Pierce's disease related to incidence and surrounding land uses
Yong-Lak Park, Thomas M. Perring, Rayda K. Krell, Charles A. Farrar |
| | D0206 | | Distribution and management of citrus in California: Implications for spread and management of glassy-winged sharpshooter, Homalodisca vitripennis
Mark Sisterson, Rosie Yacoub, Greg Montez, Beth Grafton-Cardwell, Russell L. Groves |
| | D0207 | | Secondary spread of Pierce's disease in central Texas vineyards
F. Mitchell, Jeff Brady, Blake Bextine, Isabelle Lauziere |
| | D0208 | | Susceptibility of Vitis vinifera cv. Redglobe and Thompson Seedless to Pierce's disease
Rayda K. Krell, Thomas M. Perring, Jennifer Hashim-Buckey, Tracy R. Pinckard |
|  | D0209 | | Survey of potential leafhopper vectors of Xylella fastidiosa in grape crops of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Rudiney Ringenberg, Joao R. S. Lopes, Marcos Botton, Wilson S. Azevedo-Filho |
| | D0210 | | Pierce’s disease in Texas: Analysis of pathogen presence, symbiont composition, and genetic variability in insect vector populations
Blake Bextine, F. Mitchell, Isabelle Lauziere |
| | D0211 | | Weather-based regression models explain differences in Frankliniella fusca (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) spring dispersal flights in North Carolina and Virginia
Shannon Morsello, George Kennedy |
| | D0212 | | Spatial patterns of tobacco thrips (Frankliniella fusca: Thripidae) dispersal and Tomato spotted wilt virus prevalence across fields from wild hosts in eastern North Carolina
Amanda Lynn Parodi Beaudoin, George Kennedy |
| | D0213 | | Electrical penetration graph patterns of the corn stunt spiroplasma vector, Dalbulus maidis, feeding on maize
Pablo Carpane, Astri Wayadande, Jacqueline Fletcher, William Dolezal |
| | D0214 | | Pathogen acquisition by adult southern green stink bugs: A preliminary assessment
Jesus Esquivel, Enrique Medrano |
| | D0215 | | Functional genomics of Peregrinus maidis midguts and interactions with Maize mosaic virus
Dorith Rotenberg, Saskia A. Hogenhout, Anna E. Whitfield |
| | D0216 | | Competition between fungi associated with Sirex noctilio and southern pine beetle (Dendroctonus frontalis)
Kier Klepzig, Michael Wingfield, Bernard Slippers |
| | D0217 | | Effect of behavior on PVY transmission efficiency of Rhopalosiphum padi
Yvan Pelletier, Xianzhou Nie |
| | D0218 | | Zebra chip potato disease in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas is associated with Bactericera cockerelli
Joseph E. Munyaneza, John Goolsby, James Crosslin |
| | D0219 | | Vector dependency by plant viruses: A theoretical framework for evaluating vector performance on virus-infected host plants
S J Castle |
