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John Romeo

Professor Emeritus

University of South Florida

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Molecular Biosciences

John Romeo is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

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ecology biochemistry chemical ecology plant science phytochemistry biology chemistry phytochemicals natural products plant pathology chemical biology botany phytochemical analysis plant physiology metabolism natural product research insect science environmental microbiology plant biology plant-insect interactions biochemical taxonomy biosynthesis medicinal chemistry phytotherapy research peptide science phytopharmacology fungal biology secondary metabolites ecological chemistry polygonella myriophylla gracilaria verrucosa amino acid applied ecology antioxidants avian biology fungal ecology soil biology enzyme inhibition algal research fungal genetics phytotoxicity herbal medicine polyphenolics soil biochemistry soil biogeochemical cycling environmental biology plant metabolism plant health selective toxicity inhibitory activity insecticides plant-parasite coevolution invasion biology invasive species protein chemistry structure determination abiotic stress marine ecology active ingredient liquid chromatography chromatographic analysis biological carbon fixation microbial diversity allelopathic interference distinguishing resource competition density-dependent phytotoxicity ecological interactions phytochemical diversity medicinal plants pea root infection tissue-specific localization seed number solution volume allelopathic bioassays plant nitrogen metabolism terrestrial plants experimental botany plant analysis nitrogen chemistry plant-rhizobia interaction

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Perspectives in Chemical Ecology: Into the Mainstream. Planta Medica (2014)

J Romeo

ecological chemistryenvironmental sciencechemical biologychemical ecologyplant scienceecology

PREFACE: Microbial Chemical Ecology. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2013)

John T. Romeo

microbial diversityenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologychemical ecologymicrobial chemical ecologyecology

Allelopathy as a Mechanism for Resisting Invasion: The Case of Polygonella Myriophylla. Birkhäuser-Verlag eBooks (2005)

Jeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

pathogensplant-parasite coevolutionparasitologybiologyinvasion biologypolygonella myriophyllaplant pathologyinvasive speciesmicrobiologyevolutionary biology

Tissue-Specific Localization of Pea Root Infection by Nectria Haematococca. Mechanisms and Consequences. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2005)

Uvini GunawardenaMarianela RodriguezDavid StraneyJohn T. RomeoHans D. VanEttenMartha C. Hawes

physiologypea root infectionavian biologytissue-specific localizationplant biologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologyecologyplant sciencebotany

Allelochemicals of Polygonella Myriophylla: Chemistry and Soil Degradation. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2004)

Jeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

soilecological chemistryfungal ecologyfungal biologysoil biochemistryenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologychemical biologychemical ecologypolygonella myriophyllachemistryplant pathologyplant sciencesoil biogeochemical cyclingmicrobiologysoil biologyenvironmental biology

Zapoteca Formosa: Sulfur Chemistry and Phytotoxicity. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2004)

Nancy LaneJeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

sulfur chemistrychemical ecologybiologyzapoteca formosa

Bioassays for Allelopathy in Terrestrial Plants. Springer eBooks (1998)

John T. RomeoJeffrey D. Weidenhamer

terrestrial plantsplant healthbiologyplant pathology

Functional Multiplicity Among Nonprotein Amino Acids in Mimosoid Legumes: A Case Against Redundancy. Ecoscience (1998)

John T. Romeo

functional multiplicitymimosoid legumesbiochemistrynonprotein amino acids

Influence of Prokelisia Planthoppers on Amino Acid Composition and Growth of Spartina Alterniflora. Journal of Chemical Ecology (1997)

Karen L. OlmsteadRobert F. DennoTimothy C. MortonJohn T. Romeo

amino acid compositionchemical ecologyplant-insect interactionsecologyspartina alternifloraprokelisia planthoppers

Phytochemical Diversity and Redundancy in Ecological Interactions. Springer eBooks (1996)

John T. RomeoJames A. SaundersPedro Barbosa

ecologyecological interactionsphytochemistryphytochemical diversity

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John Romeo

Professor Emeritus

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Molecular Biosciences

John Romeo is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Romeo

University of South Florida

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Perspectives in Chemical Ecology: Into the Mainstream. Planta Medica (2014)

J Romeo

ecological chemistryenvironmental sciencechemical biologychemical ecologyplant scienceecology

PREFACE: Microbial Chemical Ecology. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2013)

John T. Romeo

microbial diversityenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologychemical ecologymicrobial chemical ecologyecology

Allelopathy as a Mechanism for Resisting Invasion: The Case of Polygonella Myriophylla. Birkhäuser-Verlag eBooks (2005)

Jeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

pathogensplant-parasite coevolutionparasitologybiologyinvasion biologypolygonella myriophyllaplant pathologyinvasive speciesmicrobiologyevolutionary biology

Tissue-Specific Localization of Pea Root Infection by Nectria Haematococca. Mechanisms and Consequences. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (2005)

Uvini GunawardenaMarianela RodriguezDavid StraneyJohn T. RomeoHans D. VanEttenMartha C. Hawes

physiologypea root infectionavian biologytissue-specific localizationplant biologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologyecologyplant sciencebotany

Allelochemicals of Polygonella Myriophylla: Chemistry and Soil Degradation. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2004)

Jeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

Zapoteca Formosa: Sulfur Chemistry and Phytotoxicity. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2004)

Nancy LaneJeffrey D. WeidenhamerJohn T. Romeo

sulfur chemistrychemical ecologybiologyzapoteca formosa

Bioassays for Allelopathy in Terrestrial Plants. Springer eBooks (1998)

John T. RomeoJeffrey D. Weidenhamer

terrestrial plantsplant healthbiologyplant pathology

Functional Multiplicity Among Nonprotein Amino Acids in Mimosoid Legumes: A Case Against Redundancy. Ecoscience (1998)

John T. Romeo

functional multiplicitymimosoid legumesbiochemistrynonprotein amino acids

Influence of Prokelisia Planthoppers on Amino Acid Composition and Growth of Spartina Alterniflora. Journal of Chemical Ecology (1997)

Karen L. OlmsteadRobert F. DennoTimothy C. MortonJohn T. Romeo

amino acid compositionchemical ecologyplant-insect interactionsecologyspartina alternifloraprokelisia planthoppers

Phytochemical Diversity and Redundancy in Ecological Interactions. Springer eBooks (1996)

John T. RomeoJames A. SaundersPedro Barbosa

ecologyecological interactionsphytochemistryphytochemical diversity

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