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2009 aPs auThor Index Abad, Z., P-419, P-471 Abbas, H. K., O-1, P-700 Abbasi, P. A., P-739 Abdelnabby, H. M., P-729 Abel, C. A., O-1 Abou Ghanem-Sabanadzovic, N., O-76, P-332, P-333, P-687, P-688, P-689, P-691 Abou Haidar, C., P-706 Abu-El Samen, F., P-823, P-824 Acevedo, M., O-10, O-66 Achor, D. S., P-308 Acosta-Leal, R., O-122 Adams, G. C., P-303, P-304 Adams-Phillips, L. C., P-617 Adaskaveg, J. E., O-101, O-135, O-136, O-168, P-860 Adhikari, T. B., O-54, P-257, P-318, P-391, P-392, P-416, P-620 Adkins, S., S-95, O-77, O-124, O-233 Agarkova, I. V., P-367 Agindotan, B.O., P-342 Aguilar-Perez, L. A., P-767 Aguilar-Sánchez, N. C., P-686 Ahmed, M., P-310 Ahonsi, M.O., P-342 Aime, M., O-60, P-439 Ainsworth, T., P-258 Akhoundi, F., P-383 Alabi, O. J., S-105, O-75, P-321, P-322, P-338 Alarcon, P. A., P-509, P-795 Alcantara, T. P., P-286 Aldamrat, R., P-436 Aldwinckle, H., O-70 Alexander, K., O-193 Ali, S., P-257, P-391, P-513, P-620 Alizadeh, A., O-5 Allaghehband Zadeh, N., O-204 Allen, C., S-168, P-600 Allen, R. W., O-45 Allen, T. W., O-140, P-688 Almeida, R. P. P., S-157, O-237 Almeyda, C. V., O-243 Altier, N. A., P-491 Altinparmak, S., O-95 Alvarado, V., O-226, P-377 Alvarez, A. M., O-47, P-355, P-364, P-365, P-385, P-718 Amaike, S., S-97 Amaradasa, B. S., O-240 Amarante, C. V., P-869 Ambrósio, A. B., O-205 Amedeo, P., P-266 Ames, K. A., P-748 Amiri, A., O-174 Amyotte, S. G., P-276, P-645 Anchieta, A., O-26, P-645 Anco, D. J., P-289 Ancona, V., O-82 Anders, M., O-71 Anderson, J. L., P-609 Anderson, R., S-124 Andrade-Piedra, J. L., P-852 Angel, C. A, O-132 Angelov, L., P-434 Antonopoulos, D., P-618, P-775 Antony, G., P-592 Antoun, H., P-776 Appel, J., P-897 Ardales, E., P-282 Arellano, C., P-833 Arie, T., P-659 Ariss, J. J., P-822 Armengol, J., P-420 Armentrout, R. S., P-631 Armstrong, D., P-717 Arquero, O., P-439 Arredondo, F., S-124 Arroyo, C. J., O-216 Arthur, K., P-337 Ashikaga, T., O-177 Askew, A., O-36 Atakan, E., P-351 Atallah, Z. K., P-277, P-278, P-402 Athinuwat, D., P-261, P-417 Attanayake, R. N., P-519 Augusto, J., O-176, P-777 Austin, C. N., O-108 Austin, G. D., P-878 Avenot, H., P-790 Avila, L., P-271 Avila, L. L., P-518 Avis, T. J., P-776 Aysan, Y., P-351 Azevedo, M., P-717 Babadoost, M., O-145 Babiker, E. M., P-881 Babujee, L., P-600 Backman, P. A., S-98, O-148, P-714 Backus, E. A., O-228, P-547 Bacon, C. W., P-653, P-725 Bae, H., O-127 Bag, S., P-339, P-340, P-810 Bai, J., P-620 Bailey, B. A., O-148, P-714 Baker, K., O-110 Baker, S., P-266 Bakker, M. G., P-559 Bakkeren, G., P-656 Balbach, H. E., O-196 Baldwin, T. T., P-633 Balint-Kurti, P., P-833 Baloglu, S., P-351 Banihashemi, Z., P-420 Banowetz, G., P-717 Bao, X., O-57 Barak, J., S-164, P-541 Barari, H., P-397 Bargeron, C., S-110 Barnes, A., P-670 Barney, W., O-139 Barona, D., P-852 Barros, G., P-265 Barthe, G., P-808 Bartnicki, V. A., P-869 Bartz, F. E., P-469 Bartz, J. A., P-468 Bassett, C. L., O-223 Bastas, K., O-95 Bateman, A. M., O-10, O-66 Batuman, O., O-161, O-163 Batzer, J. C., P-421, P-507 Baum, T. J., P-672, P-675 Baumgartner, K., O-118, O-119 Baysal-Gurel, F., P-745, P-760 Bean, S. R., P-498 Beattie, G. A., P-552 Beck, H., P-896 Becker, C., S-25 Becker, E., P-716 Becker, J. O., S-145, O-107 Beckerman, J., O-170, O-175 Been, T. H., S-181 Beerepoot, A. J., P-501 Behlau, F., P-794 Beladi Behbehani, S., P-587 Bélanger, R. R., O-207 Belcher, A., P-833 Beligan, G., P-282 Bell, A. A., S-132, O-234 Beltrán-García, M., P-773 Bender, C. L., S-125 Bender, G., P-894 Benitez, M., O-153 Bennett, C., P-488 Bennett, M., P-754 Bennett, R. S., P-782 Benson, D. M., O-210, P-453 Bent, A., O-224, P-617 Benyon, L., P-593 Berestecky, J. M., P-364 Berg, R. K., P-395 Bergemann, S., O-118 Berger, P., S-116 Bergstrom, G. C., P-288 Berkett, L. P., O-177 Bernal, A. J., P-256, P-271, P-655 Berner, D. K., O-32 Bernier-English, V., P-776 Berruyer, R., S-122 Berube, J. A., O-188 Bespalhok Filho, J. C., O-44 Besterman, J. M., P-778 Bestor, N. R., P-747 Bezerra, J., P-287, P-299 Bhat, R., P-341 Bhatnagar, D., P-266 Bhatt, J. C., P-844 Bhattacharyya, M. K., S-124 Bhavani, S., P-817 Bi, Y., P-803 Bicici, M., P-351 Bienapfl, J. C., O-85 Bihon, W., P-493 Bilodeau, G. J., O-49 Birch, P., P-253 Birkebak, J. M., P-279 Birren, B., P-645 Bittel, P., O-224 Bitterlin, W., S-58 Blackmoore, M., P-601, P-602 Blackwelder, T., P-279 Blades, B. S., O-131, P-695 Blair, M., P-835 Blaisdell, B., O-157, O-158 Blanchette, R. A., P-491 Bleakley, B. H., P-696 Block, C. C., P-393, P-499, P-500 Bloomberg, J. R., O-137, O-138 Bluhm, B., S-5 Blum, M., S-86 Blunt, T., P-410, P-459 Bobev, S., P-434 Bock, C. H., O-38, P-753 Bockelman, H., O-66 Bockus, W., O-54 Bocsanczy, A., O-223 Boehm, M. J., O-105, P-621, P-699 Bohning, M., P-901 Bohra, D. L., P-558 Boland, G. J., P-464, P-485 Bolda, M., P-730 Boller, T., O-224 Bollmann, S., P-622 Bolton, M., P-883 Bond, J. P., P-269, P-812, P-843 Bonde, M. R., O-32 Bonello, P., P-489 Bonifacio, A., P-401 Bonman, J., O-10, O-66, P-257, P-391 Boozer, R., P-429 Bornt, C. H., P-876 Borth, W. B., P-326, P-545 Bosco, D., O-237 Bosland, P. W., P-476 Bostock, R. M., S-117, O-101, P-647, P-894 Boston, R., P-315 Bottner, K. D., P-603 Botts, M., P-636 Boule, J., P-317 Bounds, R., S-24 Bowden, R. L., P-281, P-534, P-535 Bowen, K. L., O-232, P-536, P-851, P-884 Bowness, R., P-697 Boyette, D. C., P-724, P-726 Boyjigitov, F. M., P-895 Boykin, D., P-813 Bradeen, J. M., O-13 Bradford II, C. S., S-121 Bradley, C. A., P-342, P-748 Brady, J. A., P-597 Bragard, C., O-235, P-539 Bragg, J. N., O-125, O-127 Brannen, P. M., S-92, O-83, O-174 Brantner, J. R., P-859 Brar, H., S-124 Brasier, C., S-63 Bratcher, A., P-345 Braun, S. E., O-231 Brenneman, T., O-176, P-777, P-855 Bretting, P., P-901 Briggs, A. G., P-617 Brissey, L. M., P-749 Britt, J., O-123, P-575 Brlansky, R., O-78, P-308, P-323 Broders, K. D., P-485, P-878 Broggini, G., O-18 Bromley, R., O-81 Brooks, S., O-71 Brown, D., P-266 Brown, J., S-17, S-144 Brown, L. G., P-845, P-880 Brown, M., P-264 Brown, R., P-314, P-626 Browne, G. T., S-13, P-341, P-806 Brown-Guedira, G., O-206 Bruckart, III, W. L., S-72, P-290 Brule-Babel, A. L., P-400 Bruns, D., P-878 Bruns, H. A., O-1 107
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2009 APS Annual Meeting PROGRAM BOO
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Table of ConTenTs Personal Schedule
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Personal sChedule Use the blank lin
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Final Night Celebration oregon Conv
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aPs 2.0 Room A103 R U connected to
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Welcome to Portland and to the 2009
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Molecular/Cellular/Plant-Microbe In
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Plenary session Meeting hIghlIghTs
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■ sundaY, augusT 2 7:00 - 9:00 a.
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The emerging field of microbial for
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using non-toxigenic Aspergillus fla
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canopies in Hungary. S. E. EVERHART
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■ MondaY, augusT 3 6:30 - 8:00 a.
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Evolutionary and Functional Genomic
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USDA-CSREES Plant Biosecurity Progr
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Department of Plant Pathology, Nort
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sequencing has permitted scientists
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1:30 p.m. O-77. Symptoms and distri
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1:45 p.m. O-108. Inhibition of grap
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Plant Disease Management 2:00 - 3:0
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TuesdaY, augusT 4 7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
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Broad-Based Education in Plant Path
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9:45 a.m. O-151. Effect of type III
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of Plant Pathology, Washington Stat
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equilibrium between growth, develop
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Sokhandan Bashir (4). (1) Departmen
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Turf, Ornamental, & Fruit Diseases
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