James F. White, Jr.
Professor at Biology, Rutgers University-New Brunswick0 Followers
Dr. James F. White, Jr. has contributed extensively to the field of plant pathology and mycology, with a particular emphasis on symbiosis research. As a Professor of Plant Pathology in the Department of Plant Biology at Rutgers University, Dr. White has dedicated his career to understanding the complex interactions between plants and endophytic microbes. His work has significantly advanced the knowledge of how these microorganisms influence plant health and resilience.
Holding a Ph.D. in Mycology, Dr. White has become a leading authority on fungal endophytes. He has authored numerous scholarly articles and reference books that delve into the diversity and ecological roles of these microorganisms. His research is pivotal in exploring how endophytic microbes can be harnessed to enhance plant protection and improve biotic and abiotic interactions within ecosystems.
Dr. White's primary research focus is on plant protection, where he investigates the potential of endophytic microbes to bolster plant defenses against pathogens and environmental stressors. His secondary research interest lies in sustainable agricultural systems, where he examines how symbiotic relationships can be leveraged to promote more sustainable and resilient farming practices.
Throughout his career, Dr. White has been committed to advancing scientific understanding and practical applications of symbiosis in agriculture. His contributions have not only enriched academic literature but have also provided valuable insights for developing innovative strategies to improve crop health and productivity. Dr. White continues to inspire students and colleagues alike with his passion for plant pathology and his dedication to fostering sustainable agricultural solutions.
External Link newbrunswick.rutgers.edu/ Holding a Ph.D. in Mycology, Dr. White has become a leading authority on fungal endophytes. He has authored numerous scholarly articles and reference books that delve into the diversity and ecological roles of these microorganisms. His research is pivotal in exploring how endophytic microbes can be harnessed to enhance plant protection and improve biotic and abiotic interactions within ecosystems.
Dr. White's primary research focus is on plant protection, where he investigates the potential of endophytic microbes to bolster plant defenses against pathogens and environmental stressors. His secondary research interest lies in sustainable agricultural systems, where he examines how symbiotic relationships can be leveraged to promote more sustainable and resilient farming practices.
Throughout his career, Dr. White has been committed to advancing scientific understanding and practical applications of symbiosis in agriculture. His contributions have not only enriched academic literature but have also provided valuable insights for developing innovative strategies to improve crop health and productivity. Dr. White continues to inspire students and colleagues alike with his passion for plant pathology and his dedication to fostering sustainable agricultural solutions.
Publications
1 - Interactions between root and shoot competition vary among species,Oikos
James F. Cahill, Jr. ,
, 101-112, 2002-10-01
2 - Thermal Tolerance of the Invasive Belonesox belizanus, Pike Killifish, Throughout Ontogeny,Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A: Ecological Genetics and Physiology
JAMES ROY KERFOOT, JR. ,
, 266-274, 2012-05-14
3 - Detention of Combatants and the Global War on Terror,The War on Terror and the Laws of War
James A Schoettler Jr. ,
, 67-124, 2009-10-09
4 - Economics Education and Teaching the Theory of the Firm Excerpts from Economics Textbook Materials,International Research in Economics and Finance
James Edward Curtis Jr. ,
, 38, 2018-12-08
6 - The Profit Motive and Global Corporate Citizenship: A Case Study on the Spin-Off of Philip Morris International,Think India
James S. Welch Jr. ,
, 1-6, 2014-12-13
7 - Sedimentology and stratigraphy of the Cretaceous Virginian Ridge Formation, Methow Basin, Washington,Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences
James H. Trexler Jr. ,
, 1274-1285, 1985-09-01
8 - Gadugi: Reclaiming Native American Education through a Culturally Reflective Pedagogy,Athens Journal of Education
James A. Bryant, Jr. ,
, 685-700, 2023-10-16
9 - The Classical Revival and Urban-Rural Conflict in Nineteenth Century North America,Canadian Review of American Studies
JAMES E. VANCE, JR. ,
, 149-168, 1973-09-01
10 - Disease and Epidemiology of Humans and Animals: Methods,Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History
James L.A. Webb, Jr. ,
, 2019-08-28
12 - Decision Making in an Academic Department of Medicine: The Role of a Management Control System,Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability
James E. Calvin, Jr. ,
, 2024-01-26
13 - A Review of Electron Microscopy Studies of the Brain in Schizophrenia,Advances in Medical Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care
James S. Brown, Jr. ,
, 65-108, 2024-10-11
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