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Christopher S Walsh

Professor Emeritus

University of Maryland, College Park

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College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Plant Sciences and Landscape Architecture

Christopher S Walsh is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Professor Emeritus at University of Maryland, College Park.

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Christopher S Walsh

University of Maryland, College Park

Professor Emeritus

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plant science botany agricultural economics horticulture research horticultural science sustainable agriculture forestry plant physiology environmental science genetics agronomy developmental biology plant biology agricultural sciences livestock science plant development microbial ecology pest science tree physiology crop science plant ecology ethylene evolution food safety risk management land use soil avian biology food science food microbiology environmental microbiology agricultural biotechnology cropping systems arboriculture vegetation science tree growth crop yields plant breeding mid-atlantic region thornless blackberry applied phycology applied microbiology applied ecology soil biology plant metabolism phytochemistry irrigation agricultural systems vegetable production regional relevance short-term variability food safety risk assessment abiotic damage soil microbiology soil ecology rhizosphere soil environment post-harvest physiology tree breeding plant genetics horticultural plant applied plant ecology crop ecology surface water peach fruits sampling time irrigation source tomato fruit surface bacterial community diversity spray water sources united states leafy greens rhizosphere bacterial communities solanum lycopersicum synthetic fertilizers conventional management apple crop microbiology microbial contamination food preservation molecular techniques climate change

Notable Scholarly Works

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Asian Pear: A Potential Alternative Fruit Crop for Growers in the Mid-Atlantic Region. HortScience (2016)

Christopher S. WalshJulia M. HarshmanAnna E. WallisAmy Barton WilliamsMichael J. NewellGeorge R. (G.R.) Welsh

agribusinessmid-atlantic regioncrop cultivationagricultural economicsasian pear

Solanum Lycopersicum (Tomato) Hosts Robust Phyllosphere and Rhizosphere Bacterial Communities When Grown in Soil Amended With Various Organic and Synthetic Fertilizers. The Science of The Total Environment (2016)

Sarah M. AllardChristopher S. WalshAnna E. WallisAndrea R. OttesenEric W. BrownShirley A. Micallef

abiotic damageland userhizosphere bacterial communitiessustainable agricultureagricultural biotechnologyenvironmental sciencesolanum lycopersicummicrobial ecologyplant sciencepublic healthecologysoilbioremediationsoil biologysoil microbiologysoil ecologytotal environmentrhizospheresoil environmentsynthetic fertilizersenvironmental microbiology

The Growing Season, but Not the Farming System, is a Food Safety Risk Determinant for Leafy Greens in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2015)

Sasha C. MarineSivaranjani PagadalaFei WangDonna M. PahlMeredith V. MelendezWesley L. KlineRuth A. OniChristopher S. WalshKathryne L. EvertsRobert L. BuchananShirley A. Micallef

land usemid-atlantic regionsustainable agricultureapplied phycologyenvironmental sciencevegetable productionapplied microbiologyagricultural economicscropping systemsplant sciencepublic healthapplied ecologyregional relevanceunited statesrisk managementleafy greenslivestock sciencebotanyshort-term variabilityfood safetyfood safety risk assessment

Assessment of Region, Farming System, Irrigation Source and Sampling Time as Food Safety Risk Factors for Tomatoes. International Journal of Food Microbiology (2014)

Sivaranjani PagadalaSasha C. MarineShirley A. MicallefFei WangDonna M. PahlMeredith V. MelendezWesley L. KlineRuth A. OniChristopher S. WalshKathryne L. EvertsRobert L. Buchanan

irrigationagricultural systemssampling timecrop scienceagricultural sciencesfood sciencecropping systemsagronomyplant sciencepest sciencefood safetyrisk managementsustainable agricultureirrigation sourcefood microbiologyagricultural economics

Breeding Selection Efficiency for Raspberry Postharvest Shelf Life Affected by Storage Temperature and Harvest Season. Euphytica (2014)

Julia M. HarshmanKim S. LewersWayne M. JurickChristopher S. Walsh

horticulture researchgeneticslivestock sciencestorage temperaturebotanybreeding behaviorharvest seasonplant scienceplant breedingshelf lifepostharvest biologyagricultural economics

Resistance to Botrytis Cinerea and Quality Characteristics During Storage of Raspberry Genotypes. HortScience (2014)

Julia M. HarshmanWayne M. JurickKim S. LewersShiow Y. WangChristopher S. Walsh

horticulture researchgeneticsbotanyagricultural biotechnologyplant sciencesustainable agricultureraspberry genotypesenvironmental scienceagricultural economics

Comparing Source of Agricultural Contact Water and the Presence of Fecal Indicator Organisms on the Surface of ‘Juliet’ Grape Tomatoes. Journal of Food Protection (2013)

DONNAM. PAHLADRIANA TELIASMichael NewellAndrea R. OttesenCHRISTOPHER S. WALSH

horticulture researchsurface sciencehorticultural sciencebotanycrop scienceagricultural sciencesfood scienceagricultural contact watercrop ecologyplant sciencepest sciencegrape tomatoessurface waterenvironmental sciencefood microbiologyagricultural economicsfecal indicator organismsjournalism

Bacterial Community Diversity and Variation in Spray Water Sources and the Tomato Fruit Surface. BMC Microbiology (2011)

Adriana TeliasJames R WhiteDonna M PahlAndrea R OttesenChristopher S Walsh

microbiologymicrobial ecologytomato fruit surfacebacterial community diversityspray water sourcesenvironmental microbiology

Development of 3-D Range Imaging System to Scan Peach Branches for Selective Robotic Blossom Thinning. 2010 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 20 - June 23, 2010 (2010)

None Katrina G EmeryNone Drew M FaubionNone Christopher S WalshNone Yang Tao

developmental biologyhorticultural scienceavian biologymicroscopylivestock sciencebiomedical imaging3d scanning3d body scanningroboticsrange imagingplant scienceremote sensingpeach branchesforestry3d imagingcomputer vision

Impact of Organic and Conventional Management on the Phyllosphere Microbial Ecology of an Apple Crop. Journal of Food Protection (2009)

Andrea R. OttesenJames Robert WhiteDemetra N. SkaltsasMichael J. NewellChristopher S. Walsh

microbial ecologyconventional managementsustainable agricultureapple cropphyllosphere microbial ecologyagricultural economics

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Christopher S Walsh

Professor Emeritus

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Plant Sciences and Landscape Architecture

Christopher S Walsh is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Professor Emeritus at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Christopher S Walsh

University of Maryland, College Park

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Asian Pear: A Potential Alternative Fruit Crop for Growers in the Mid-Atlantic Region. HortScience (2016)

Christopher S. WalshJulia M. HarshmanAnna E. WallisAmy Barton WilliamsMichael J. NewellGeorge R. (G.R.) Welsh

agribusinessmid-atlantic regioncrop cultivationagricultural economicsasian pear

Sarah M. AllardChristopher S. WalshAnna E. WallisAndrea R. OttesenEric W. BrownShirley A. Micallef

The Growing Season, but Not the Farming System, is a Food Safety Risk Determinant for Leafy Greens in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2015)

Sasha C. MarineSivaranjani PagadalaFei WangDonna M. PahlMeredith V. MelendezWesley L. KlineRuth A. OniChristopher S. WalshKathryne L. EvertsRobert L. BuchananShirley A. Micallef

Assessment of Region, Farming System, Irrigation Source and Sampling Time as Food Safety Risk Factors for Tomatoes. International Journal of Food Microbiology (2014)

Sivaranjani PagadalaSasha C. MarineShirley A. MicallefFei WangDonna M. PahlMeredith V. MelendezWesley L. KlineRuth A. OniChristopher S. WalshKathryne L. EvertsRobert L. Buchanan

Breeding Selection Efficiency for Raspberry Postharvest Shelf Life Affected by Storage Temperature and Harvest Season. Euphytica (2014)

Julia M. HarshmanKim S. LewersWayne M. JurickChristopher S. Walsh

horticulture researchgeneticslivestock sciencestorage temperaturebotanybreeding behaviorharvest seasonplant scienceplant breedingshelf lifepostharvest biologyagricultural economics

Resistance to Botrytis Cinerea and Quality Characteristics During Storage of Raspberry Genotypes. HortScience (2014)

Julia M. HarshmanWayne M. JurickKim S. LewersShiow Y. WangChristopher S. Walsh

horticulture researchgeneticsbotanyagricultural biotechnologyplant sciencesustainable agricultureraspberry genotypesenvironmental scienceagricultural economics

Comparing Source of Agricultural Contact Water and the Presence of Fecal Indicator Organisms on the Surface of ‘Juliet’ Grape Tomatoes. Journal of Food Protection (2013)

DONNAM. PAHLADRIANA TELIASMichael NewellAndrea R. OttesenCHRISTOPHER S. WALSH

Bacterial Community Diversity and Variation in Spray Water Sources and the Tomato Fruit Surface. BMC Microbiology (2011)

Adriana TeliasJames R WhiteDonna M PahlAndrea R OttesenChristopher S Walsh

microbiologymicrobial ecologytomato fruit surfacebacterial community diversityspray water sourcesenvironmental microbiology

Development of 3-D Range Imaging System to Scan Peach Branches for Selective Robotic Blossom Thinning. 2010 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 20 - June 23, 2010 (2010)

None Katrina G EmeryNone Drew M FaubionNone Christopher S WalshNone Yang Tao

Impact of Organic and Conventional Management on the Phyllosphere Microbial Ecology of an Apple Crop. Journal of Food Protection (2009)

Andrea R. OttesenJames Robert WhiteDemetra N. SkaltsasMichael J. NewellChristopher S. Walsh

microbial ecologyconventional managementsustainable agricultureapple cropphyllosphere microbial ecologyagricultural economics

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