graduate at Engenheiro Agrônomo from E.S.A. Luiz de Queiroz-Univ.S.Paulo (1958) and ph.d. at Agronomy from Universidade de São Paulo (1967). Has experience in Agronomy, focusing on Phytosanity, acting on the following subjects: microscopia eletrônica, caracterização, virus de plantas, citros and citopatologia. Mandatory retirement in 2006, but is still active at the Dept.Fitopatologia, ESALQ. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Knowledge on the citrus leprosis pathosystem (CL), one of the most importante citrus diseases in the state of São Paulo, gained exponential increase in the last 20 years. Its main causal agente, citrus leprosis virus (CiLV-C), transmitted by Brevipalpus mites, was thoroughly characterized and the management of CL was immensely helped by the epidemiological data yielded. In the wake of the…
In 2011, Fapesp/Biota Microrganism Program approved a proposal of the applicant on the diversity of molecular pathogens of plants in Brazil. This project (Phase I, .2011/50895-9)was a continuation of surveys of plant viruses and viroids carried out in several Brazilian regions, started in the 1970's at the beginning of the scientific activities of the proponent. The activities included a …
Knowledge on the Citrus Leprosis pathosystem (CL), one of the most importante citrus diseases in the state of São Paulo, gained exponential increase in the last 20 years. Its main causal agente, Citrus Leprosis Virus (CiLV-C), transmitted by Brevipalpus mites, was thoroughly characterized and the management of CL was immensely helped by the epidemiological data yielded. In the wake of the…
Summary of the ProjectThis is a project to support an application for a grant to permit the visit of Dra. Antonella Di Palma, professor and researcher of the University of Foggia, Italy, within the Visiting Researcher Program of Fapesp, at ESALQ/USP, Piracicaba, SP for a period of 12 months (1/2/19-31/1/20). Dr. Di Palma is one of the few experts in mite anatomy and ultrastructure in the …
In 2011, FAPESP/Biota Microorganism Program approved a proposal of the applicant on the diversity of molecular pathogens of plants in Brazil. The development of the Project was a continuation of surveys of plant viruses and viroids carried out in several Brazilian regions, started in the 1970's. At the same time, the evaluation of their diversity was made through a bibliographical researc…
Brevipalpus mite-transmitted viruses (BTV) cause economically significant diseases in tropical crops such as citrus leprosis and coffee ringspot, and ornamental plants such as orchid fleck. Recently, several new BTVs in the new genus Dichorhavirus have been discovered and analyzed by the Brazilian team. Further, orchid fleck virus is known to occur in Australia and there is preliminary ev…
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This proposal is aimed to the scientific initiation of Jandson José do Vale Guimarães, undergratute student of agronomy of Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Pará- IFPA (in his 4th year), on plant virology. It is expected that Jandson would receive basic information on plant virology by oriented readings and practical exercices, during his 7-8 weeks of training in the …
Solanum violifolium, a creeping solanaceous ornamental is susceptible in nature to three Bravipalpus mite-transmitted viruses (BTV), respectively the cileviruses Solanum violifolium ringspot and Passion fruit green spot, and the dichorhavirus Cestrum ringspot. Being an herbaceous plant, easily cultivated and maintained, constitutes a suitable experimental model to study the interaction am…
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Glycoproteins are essential structural components of enveloped viruses and have a critical role in viral pathogenesis. Viruses transmitted by mites of the genus Brevipalpus belong to three distinct genera: Cilevirus and Higrevirus [ss(+)RNA genome, family Kitaviridae], and Dichorhavirus [ss(-)RNA genome, family Rhabdoviridae]. Virions of Brevipalpus-transmitted viruses (BTV) of the genus …
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