Director – Micropropagation and Repository Unit

Assistant Professor

Biology and Chemistry of Secreted Metabolites

USDA-ARS Research Geneticist and Professor

W.N. Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Nematode biology and host-parasite interactions

Professor and Director of CIFR and the PSMCC

Evolutionary biology, molecular population genetics and genomics

Researcher & Extension Specialist, Plant Pathology

Extension Horticulturist, Blueberry

65% extension, 30% research, and 5% service

USDA Research Plant Pathologist

Biology, epidemiology, and population genetics of small grain pathogens

Professor and Associate Director, Center for Integrated Fungal Research

Ecology and population genetics of beneficial and plant pathogenic soil fungi

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Plant-parasitic nematodes and host-parasite interactions

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Host-pathogen interactions in Magnaporthe oryzae

Senior Research Scholar

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist of Plant Nematology

Professor

Soil Microbial Ecology

Assistant Professor

Professor and Extension Specialist of Turfgrass Pathology

Departmental Extension Leader

Etiology, epidemiology, and management of warm- and cool-season grass diseases

Turfgrass Pathology Lab

Associate Dean for Research CALS; Director NCARS

Molecular mechanisms of plant viral pathogenesis

Extension Plant Pathologist, Vegetables and Herbaceous Ornamentals

Management of diseases of vegetable crops

Professor

Epidemiology and integrated management of plant diseases

Professor

Biology and genomics of plant parasitic nematodes

Professor, University Faculty Scholar, and Extension Specialist – Cucurbits and Sweetpotato Pathology

Management, diagnostics, population genetics, and genomics of vegetable pathogens

Assistant Professor

Bioinformatics Research Center

Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Cluster

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor and Director of Emerging Plant Disease

William Neal Reynolds Distingushed Professor

Director Emerging Plant DIsease and Global Food Security Cluster

Professor and Extension Specialist

Bacterial and fungal pathogens of fruit and vegetable crops

Professor and Director of Graduate Programs – Plant Pathology

Ecology and molecular biology of plant virus-insect vector interactions

Principal Research Scholar – Plant Virology

Assistant Professor

Management of ornamental and apple dieseases

Professor

Plant virus-vector interactions

Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Cluster