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Leland Pierson

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Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Plant Pathology and Microbiology

Leland Pierson is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

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microbiology environmental microbiology microbial ecology applied microbiology bacteriology molecular biology genetics ecology gene expression bacteria plant science soil microbiology plant biology molecular microbiology pseudomonas aureofaciens biosynthesis biotechnology genomics clinical microbiology phenazine antibiotic production pseudomonas chlororaphis botany kartchner caverns biofilms genome biology plant biotechnology rhizosphere plant-microbe interactions plant-associated bacteria phenazine biosynthesis soil biology plant physiology plant disease agricultural biotechnology microbial physiology medical microbiology microbial genetics molecular regulation gene regulation medicinal fungi host-microbe interactions fluorescent pseudomonads wheat rhizosphere applied ecology molecular plant-microbe interactions fungal ecology horticulture research transcription regulation rna biology industrial mycology microbial diversity food mycology vegetation science crop science plant breeding plant immunity genome sequencing plant commensal pseudomonas complete genome sequence phenazine antibiotic biosynthesis biofilm formation quorum sensing biological control wheat seedlings biological control strain heredity applied physiology mendelian inheritance comparative genomics soil ecology ecological chemistry soil bioremediation microbial risk assessment antifungal agents phytochemistry secondary metabolites biotic stress secondary metabolite production biology plant pathology phenazine production microbial consortium

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The Type VI Secretion Systems in Plant-Beneficial Bacteria Modulate Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Interactions in the Rhizosphere. Frontiers in Microbiology (2022)

Emily N. BoakSara KirolosHuiqiao PanLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

microbiologyvirologyplant-beneficial bacteriaeukaryotic interactionsenvironmental microbiologysoil microbiologyrhizosphere

Pcsr2 is a Luxr-Type Regulator That is Upregulated on Wheat Roots and is Unique to Pseudomonas Chlororaphis. Frontiers in Microbiology (2020)

Huiqiao PanLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

bacteriologymicrobiologyluxr-type regulatorimmunologywheat rootsbotany

Phenazine-Producing Rhizobacteria Promote Plant Growth and Reduce Redox and Osmotic Stress in Wheat Seedlings Under Saline Conditions. Frontiers in Plant Science (2020)

Peiguo YuanHuiqiao PanEmily N. BoakLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

plant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologysaline conditionsvegetation scienceredox biologyplant physiologybotanyplant biologywheat seedlingssoil biology

Report From the Conference, ‘Identifying Obstacles to Applying Big Data in Agriculture’. Precision Agriculture (2020)

Emma L. WhiteJ. Alex ThomassonBrent AuvermannNewell R. KitchenLeland Sandy PiersonDana PorterCraig BaillieHendrik HamannGerrit HoogenboomTodd JanzenRajiv KhoslaJames Lowenberg-DeBoerMatt McIntoshSeth MurrayDave OsbornAshoo ShettyCraig StevensonJoe TevisFletcher Werner

agricultural economicsprecision agriculturebig data

Drought-Stress Tolerance in Wheat Seedlings Conferred by Phenazine-Producing Rhizobacteria. Frontiers in Microbiology (2019)

Tessa Rose MahmoudiJun Myoung YuShuyu LiuLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

biologymicrobiologyecologyphenazine-producing rhizobacteriadrought-stress toleranceapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologysoil microbiologycrop physiologymicrobial ecologyplant-microbe interactionswheat seedlings

Mycorrhization Mitigates Disease Caused by “Candidatus Liberibacter Solanacearum” in Tomato. Plants (2019)

Eric-Olivier TiénéboKyle HarrisonKouabenan AboYao Casimir BrouLeland S. PiersonCecilia TamborindeguyElizabeth A. PiersonJulien G. Levy

pathologyplant sciencemicrobiologycandidatus liberibacter solanacearumplant pathologyplant diseasevegetation sciencedermatologybotanyplant biology

An Upstream Sequence Modulates Phenazine Production at the Level of Transcription and Translation in the Biological Control Strain Pseudomonas Chlororaphis 30-84. PLoS ONE (2018)

Jun Myoung YuDongping WangTessa R. RiesLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

geneticsgene expressionmolecular microbiologybiochemistrymolecular biologyupstream sequence modulatestranscription regulationbiological control straintranscription (biology)

Effect of Producing Different Phenazines on Bacterial Fitness and Biological Control in Pseudomonas Chlororaphis 30-84. The Plant Pathology Journal (2018)

Jun Myoung YuDongping WangLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

pathologyplant pathologybiological controlbacterial fitnesspseudomonas chlororaphis

Pseudomonas Chlororaphis Produces Multiple R-Tailocin Particles That Broaden the Killing Spectrum and Contribute to Persistence in Rhizosphere Communities. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2018)

Robert J. DoroskyLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

microbiologyecologyinfectious diseasesrhizosphere communitiesapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologyapplied ecologyapplied phycologysoil microbiologymicrobial ecologykilling spectrumpseudomonas chlororaphis

Pseudomonas Chlororaphis Produces Two Distinct R-Tailocins That Contribute to Bacterial Competition in Biofilms and on Roots. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2017)

Robert J. DoroskyJun Myoung YuLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

biofilmsbacteriologymicrobiologyapplied microbiologybacterial competitionenvironmental microbiology

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Leland Pierson

Professor

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Plant Pathology and Microbiology

Leland Pierson is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

Honors

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Texas A&M University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Type VI Secretion Systems in Plant-Beneficial Bacteria Modulate Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Interactions in the Rhizosphere. Frontiers in Microbiology (2022)

Emily N. BoakSara KirolosHuiqiao PanLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

microbiologyvirologyplant-beneficial bacteriaeukaryotic interactionsenvironmental microbiologysoil microbiologyrhizosphere

Pcsr2 is a Luxr-Type Regulator That is Upregulated on Wheat Roots and is Unique to Pseudomonas Chlororaphis. Frontiers in Microbiology (2020)

Huiqiao PanLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

bacteriologymicrobiologyluxr-type regulatorimmunologywheat rootsbotany

Phenazine-Producing Rhizobacteria Promote Plant Growth and Reduce Redox and Osmotic Stress in Wheat Seedlings Under Saline Conditions. Frontiers in Plant Science (2020)

Peiguo YuanHuiqiao PanEmily N. BoakLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

plant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologysaline conditionsvegetation scienceredox biologyplant physiologybotanyplant biologywheat seedlingssoil biology

Report From the Conference, ‘Identifying Obstacles to Applying Big Data in Agriculture’. Precision Agriculture (2020)

agricultural economicsprecision agriculturebig data

Drought-Stress Tolerance in Wheat Seedlings Conferred by Phenazine-Producing Rhizobacteria. Frontiers in Microbiology (2019)

Tessa Rose MahmoudiJun Myoung YuShuyu LiuLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

Mycorrhization Mitigates Disease Caused by “Candidatus Liberibacter Solanacearum” in Tomato. Plants (2019)

Eric-Olivier TiénéboKyle HarrisonKouabenan AboYao Casimir BrouLeland S. PiersonCecilia TamborindeguyElizabeth A. PiersonJulien G. Levy

pathologyplant sciencemicrobiologycandidatus liberibacter solanacearumplant pathologyplant diseasevegetation sciencedermatologybotanyplant biology

An Upstream Sequence Modulates Phenazine Production at the Level of Transcription and Translation in the Biological Control Strain Pseudomonas Chlororaphis 30-84. PLoS ONE (2018)

Jun Myoung YuDongping WangTessa R. RiesLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

geneticsgene expressionmolecular microbiologybiochemistrymolecular biologyupstream sequence modulatestranscription regulationbiological control straintranscription (biology)

Effect of Producing Different Phenazines on Bacterial Fitness and Biological Control in Pseudomonas Chlororaphis 30-84. The Plant Pathology Journal (2018)

Jun Myoung YuDongping WangLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

pathologyplant pathologybiological controlbacterial fitnesspseudomonas chlororaphis

Robert J. DoroskyLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

Pseudomonas Chlororaphis Produces Two Distinct R-Tailocins That Contribute to Bacterial Competition in Biofilms and on Roots. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2017)

Robert J. DoroskyJun Myoung YuLeland S. PiersonElizabeth A. Pierson

biofilmsbacteriologymicrobiologyapplied microbiologybacterial competitionenvironmental microbiology

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