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Ann L. Powell

Emeriti

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Plant Sciences

Ann L. Powell is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Emeriti at University of California, Davis.

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University of California, Davis

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plant science plant physiology genetics botany plant biology agricultural biotechnology plant biotechnology biotechnology horticulture research plant genetics biology agricultural economics plant pathology molecular biology ripening gene expression genomics crop science plant breeding agricultural sciences crop physiology sustainable agriculture tomato fruit genetic engineering enzymes crop improvement horticultural science molecular plant pathology applied genetics plant genomics agricultural chemistry plant biochemistry plant development plant-microbe interactions plant-pathogen interactions plant cell walls integrative plant biology genome biology food science food chemistry enzyme inhibition avian biology soil biology applied phycology agronomy plant-insect interactions vegetation science plant immunity plant ecology plant molecular biology food biotechnology algal biotechnology algal biology cell wall transcription regulation fruit softening expansin influences fungal polygalacturonases temporal sequence molecular plant-microbe interactions gene regulation experimental plant biology plant analysis transcriptomics technology mariculture genetic technologies transgenic expression pear pgip fruit susceptibility pathogen susceptibility expansin gene strawberry fruit pear pgip gene transgenic plants qtl analysis fruit antioxidants

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Botrytis Cinerea Infection Accelerates Ripening and Cell Wall Disassembly to Promote Disease in Tomato Fruit. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2022)

Christian J SilvaJaclyn A AdaskavegSaskia D Mesquida-PesciIsabel B Ortega-SalazarSivakumar PattathilLisha ZhangMichael G HahnJan A L van KanDario CantuAnn L T PowellBarbara Blanco-Ulate

biologyplant physiologytomato fruitripening

Disassembly of the Fruit Cell Wall by the Ripening-Associated Polygalacturonase and Expansin Influences Tomato Cracking. Horticulture Research (2019)

Fangling JiangAlfonso LopezShinjae JeonSergio Tonetto de FreitasQinghui YuZhen WuJohn M. LabavitchShengke TianAnn L. T. PowellElizabeth Mitcham

developmental biologyagricultural biotechnologyplant biotechnologygeneticsagricultural sciencesenzymesmariculturehorticultural sciencecell biologyripening-associated polygalacturonasefruit cell wallplant physiologybotanyplant sciencestructural biologyexpansin influencescrop sciencecrop physiologyhorticulture research

Tomato. CRC Press eBooks (2019)

Allen V. Barker

Overexpression of the Carbohydrate Binding Module From Solanum Lycopersicum Expansin 1 (Sl-Exp1) Modifies Tomato Fruit Firmness and Botrytis Cinerea Susceptibility. Plant Physiology and Biochemistry (2017)

M.A. PeriniI.N. SinN.M. VillarrealM. MarinaA.L.T. PowellG.A. MartínezP.M. Civello

biophysicshorticulture researchplant biochemistryplant metabolismcrop sciencecarbohydrate binding moduletomato fruit firmnessbotanybiochemistrycrop physiologybiochemical sciencesplant biologybotrytis cinerea susceptibilityplant physiologyplant sciencecarbohydrate chemistrygeneticssoil biology

ERRATUM: Corrigendum: Genetic Improvement of Tomato by Targeted Control of Fruit Softening. Nature Biotechnology (2016)

Selman UluisikNatalie H ChapmanRebecca SmithMervin PooleGary AdamsRichard B GillisTabot M D BesongJudith SheldonSuzy StiegelmeyerLaura PerezNurul SamsulrizalDuoduo WangIan D FiskNi YangCharles BaxterDaniel RickettRupert FrayBarbara Blanco-UlateAnn L T PowellStephen E HardingJim CraigonJocelyn K C RoseEric A FichLi SunDavid S DomozychPaul D FraserGregory A TuckerDon GriersonGraham B Seymour

genetic engineeringtargeted controlplant geneticsplant genomicsgenomicsgenetic improvementplant breedingbiologyagricultural biotechnologyapplied geneticsplant biologyplant pathologygeneticsfruit softeningplant scienceplant biotechnologygenetic variation

Genetic Improvement of Tomato by Targeted Control of Fruit Softening. Nature Biotechnology (2016)

crop improvementgenetic engineeringgenome editingplant geneticsgenomicsripeningplant breedingbiologyagricultural biotechnologygeneticsfruit softeningplant scienceplant biotechnologygenetic variation

Problematic Crops: 1. Grape. (2016)

Dario CantuM. Caroline RoperAnn L.T. PowellJohn M. Labavitch

agricultural economicsproblematic cropsagronomybotany

Cell Wall Metabolism: The Yin and Yang of Fruit Postharvest Biology. Acta Horticulturae (2015)

J.M. LabavitchA.L.T. PowellL.C. GreveB. Blanco-UlateD. CantuA.R. Vicente

fruit postharvest biologycell wall metabolismcell biologybiologypostharvest biologymembrane biologyplant sciencehorticulture research

Hitting the Wall: Plant Cell Walls During Botrytis Cinerea Infections. Springer eBooks (2015)

Barbara Blanco-UlateJohn M. LabavitchEstefania VincentiAnn L. T. PowellDario Cantu

cell biologymicrobiologybiologyplant biologyplant pathologyplant cell wallsbotrytis cinerea infectionsplant physiologyplant science

Ripening of Tomato Fruit and Susceptibility to Botrytis Cinerea. Springer eBooks (2015)

Barbara Blanco-UlateEstefania VincentiDario CantuAnn L. T. Powell

ecologytomato fruitripeningbotany

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Ann L. Powell

Emeriti

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Plant Sciences

Ann L. Powell is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Emeriti at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ann L. Powell

University of California, Davis

Emeriti

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Botrytis Cinerea Infection Accelerates Ripening and Cell Wall Disassembly to Promote Disease in Tomato Fruit. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2022)

Christian J SilvaJaclyn A AdaskavegSaskia D Mesquida-PesciIsabel B Ortega-SalazarSivakumar PattathilLisha ZhangMichael G HahnJan A L van KanDario CantuAnn L T PowellBarbara Blanco-Ulate

biologyplant physiologytomato fruitripening

Disassembly of the Fruit Cell Wall by the Ripening-Associated Polygalacturonase and Expansin Influences Tomato Cracking. Horticulture Research (2019)

Fangling JiangAlfonso LopezShinjae JeonSergio Tonetto de FreitasQinghui YuZhen WuJohn M. LabavitchShengke TianAnn L. T. PowellElizabeth Mitcham

Tomato. CRC Press eBooks (2019)

Allen V. Barker

M.A. PeriniI.N. SinN.M. VillarrealM. MarinaA.L.T. PowellG.A. MartínezP.M. Civello

ERRATUM: Corrigendum: Genetic Improvement of Tomato by Targeted Control of Fruit Softening. Nature Biotechnology (2016)

Genetic Improvement of Tomato by Targeted Control of Fruit Softening. Nature Biotechnology (2016)

crop improvementgenetic engineeringgenome editingplant geneticsgenomicsripeningplant breedingbiologyagricultural biotechnologygeneticsfruit softeningplant scienceplant biotechnologygenetic variation

Problematic Crops: 1. Grape. (2016)

Dario CantuM. Caroline RoperAnn L.T. PowellJohn M. Labavitch

agricultural economicsproblematic cropsagronomybotany

Cell Wall Metabolism: The Yin and Yang of Fruit Postharvest Biology. Acta Horticulturae (2015)

J.M. LabavitchA.L.T. PowellL.C. GreveB. Blanco-UlateD. CantuA.R. Vicente

fruit postharvest biologycell wall metabolismcell biologybiologypostharvest biologymembrane biologyplant sciencehorticulture research

Hitting the Wall: Plant Cell Walls During Botrytis Cinerea Infections. Springer eBooks (2015)

Barbara Blanco-UlateJohn M. LabavitchEstefania VincentiAnn L. T. PowellDario Cantu

cell biologymicrobiologybiologyplant biologyplant pathologyplant cell wallsbotrytis cinerea infectionsplant physiologyplant science

Ripening of Tomato Fruit and Susceptibility to Botrytis Cinerea. Springer eBooks (2015)

Barbara Blanco-UlateEstefania VincentiDario CantuAnn L. T. Powell

ecologytomato fruitripeningbotany

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