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Tobin Peever

Professor Plant Pathology

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences

Plant Pathology

Tobin Peever is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Human, And Natural Resource Sciences Professor Plant Pathology at Washington State University.

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Tobin Peever

Washington State University

Professor Plant Pathology

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genetics plant science botany plant pathology ecology evolutionary biology plant disease molecular biology population genetics avian biology genomics plant genetics gene expression plant physiology biosynthesis plant biology microbial ecology plant-pathogen interactions fungal biology phylogenetics plant biotechnology environmental microbiology molecular plant pathology phytochemistry genome biology plant genomics vegetation science ascochyta blight molecular ecology insect molecular biology toxinology host specificity tangerine pathotype population structure applied microbiology fungal genetics horticulture research plant diversity genetic diversity plant health biochemical genetics washington state tropical plant pathology pest science disease ecology phycology fungal pathogens industrial mycology gene regulation ascochyta rabiei polyketide synthase gene northwestern washington applied ecology plant taxonomy pathogen characterization gene evolution phytoplankton ecology gene recognition gene function breeding behavior evolutionary genetics plant reproduction plant analysis microbial genetics plant pathogens alternaria diseases pacific northwest ascochyta species alternaria brown spot rust disease host-selective acr-toxin chickpea debris mating type locus environmental biotechnology molecular diversity plant toxins fungal systematics fungal ecology biology fungus fungicide resistance

Notable Scholarly Works

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Genome Resource for Stemphylium Beticola, One of the Causal Agents of Stemphylium Leaf Spot of Spinach ( Spinacia Oleracea ). PhytoFrontiers™ (2023)

K. A. SpawtonT. L. PeeverL. J. du Toit

genomicsgenome biologystemphylium leaf spotgenome resourceplant biologyplant geneticsgeneticsplant breedingplant sciencebotanyplant genomics

Development of a Decision Support System for the Management of Mummy Berry Disease in Northwestern Washington. Plants (2022)

Mladen CucakDalphy O. C. HarteveldLisa Wasko DeVetterTobin L. PeeverRafael de Andrade MoralChakradhar Mattupalli

public healthmedicinenorthwestern washingtondecision support systemdisease managementplant diseasemummy berry diseaseplant pathologypest managementhealth policy

Phylogeny and Taxonomy of Erysiphe Spp. on Rhododendron, With a Special Emphasis on North American Species. Mycologia (2022)

Lydia S. TymonMichael BradshawMonika GötzUwe BraunTobin L. PeeverRobert L. Edmonds

zoological taxonomybiologyanimal taxonomyplant taxonomynorth american speciesbotany

High Genetic Diversity in Predominantly Clonal Populations of the Powdery Mildew Fungus Podosphaera Leucotricha From U.S. Apple Orchards. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2021)

Lederson Gañán-BetancurTobin L. PeeverKate EvansAchour Amiri

applied microbiologyfungal biologyplant geneticsfungal geneticshorticulture researchbotanygenetic diversityfungussoil microbiologyfood microbiologyevolutionary biologygenomicsbiodiversityplant diversitygeneticsenvironmental microbiologymicrobiologypopulation geneticsclonal populations

No Evidence of Resistance to Trifloxystrobin, Triflumizole, and Boscalid in Podosphaera Leucotricha Isolates From U.S. Commercial Apple Orchards. Plant Disease (2021)

Lederson Gañán-BetancurTobin L. PeeverAchour Amiri

plant diseasehorticulture researchplant sciencebotanyplant healthagricultural economics

A Genome Resource for the Apple Powdery Mildew Pathogen Podosphaera Leucotricha. Phytopathology (2020)

Lederson GañánRichard Allen WhiteMaren L. FriesenTobin L. PeeverAchour Amiri

pathogensgenomicsgenome resourceplant pathologyplant sciencepathologyplant genomics

Colonization of Red Raspberry Flowers and Fruit by Botrytis Cinerea Under Commercial Production Conditions in Northwestern Washington, USA. Plant Pathology (2020)

Olga KozharTobin L. Peever

maricultureplant productionnorthwestern washingtonplant biologyagronomyagricultural sciencesvegetation sciencered raspberry flowershorticulture researchplant pathologyplant sciencebotanycommercial production conditionsagricultural economics

Fungal Evolution in Anthropogenic Environments: Botrytis Cinerea Populations Infecting Small Fruit Hosts in the Pacific Northwest Rapidly Adapt to Human-Induced Selection Pressures. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2020)

Olga KozharMeredith M. LarsenNiklaus J. GrünwaldTobin L. Peever

anthropogenic environmentsapplied microbiologyfungal evolutionenvironmental microbiologysmall fruit hostsmicrobial ecologyhuman-induced selection pressuresmicrobiologyevolutionary biology

Identification of a Polyketide Synthase Gene Responsible for Ascochitine Biosynthesis in Ascochyta Fabae and Its Abrogation in Sister Taxa. mSphere (2019)

Wonyong KimJudith LichtenzveigRobert A. SymeAngela H. WilliamsTobin L. PeeverWeidong Chen

gene recognitiongene functionpolyketide synthase geneascochitine biosynthesisbiochemistrysister taxabiochemical sciencesprotein sciencebotanymembrane biologybiosynthesisbiochemical geneticsenzyme specificityanimal biotechnologygene expressionredox biologygeneticsmolecular biologymolecular geneticsgene regulation

How Does Botrytis Cinerea Infect Red Raspberry?. Phytopathology (2018)

O. KozharT. L. Peever

plant-pathogen interactionsbiologyplant-virus interactionphytochemistryplant pathologyplant sciencebotanymicrobiology

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Tobin Peever

Professor Plant Pathology

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences

Plant Pathology

Tobin Peever is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Human, And Natural Resource Sciences Professor Plant Pathology at Washington State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Tobin Peever

Washington State University

Professor Plant Pathology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Genome Resource for Stemphylium Beticola, One of the Causal Agents of Stemphylium Leaf Spot of Spinach ( Spinacia Oleracea ). PhytoFrontiers™ (2023)

K. A. SpawtonT. L. PeeverL. J. du Toit

genomicsgenome biologystemphylium leaf spotgenome resourceplant biologyplant geneticsgeneticsplant breedingplant sciencebotanyplant genomics

Development of a Decision Support System for the Management of Mummy Berry Disease in Northwestern Washington. Plants (2022)

Mladen CucakDalphy O. C. HarteveldLisa Wasko DeVetterTobin L. PeeverRafael de Andrade MoralChakradhar Mattupalli

public healthmedicinenorthwestern washingtondecision support systemdisease managementplant diseasemummy berry diseaseplant pathologypest managementhealth policy

Phylogeny and Taxonomy of Erysiphe Spp. on Rhododendron, With a Special Emphasis on North American Species. Mycologia (2022)

Lydia S. TymonMichael BradshawMonika GötzUwe BraunTobin L. PeeverRobert L. Edmonds

zoological taxonomybiologyanimal taxonomyplant taxonomynorth american speciesbotany

High Genetic Diversity in Predominantly Clonal Populations of the Powdery Mildew Fungus Podosphaera Leucotricha From U.S. Apple Orchards. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2021)

Lederson Gañán-BetancurTobin L. PeeverKate EvansAchour Amiri

No Evidence of Resistance to Trifloxystrobin, Triflumizole, and Boscalid in Podosphaera Leucotricha Isolates From U.S. Commercial Apple Orchards. Plant Disease (2021)

Lederson Gañán-BetancurTobin L. PeeverAchour Amiri

plant diseasehorticulture researchplant sciencebotanyplant healthagricultural economics

A Genome Resource for the Apple Powdery Mildew Pathogen Podosphaera Leucotricha. Phytopathology (2020)

Lederson GañánRichard Allen WhiteMaren L. FriesenTobin L. PeeverAchour Amiri

pathogensgenomicsgenome resourceplant pathologyplant sciencepathologyplant genomics

Colonization of Red Raspberry Flowers and Fruit by Botrytis Cinerea Under Commercial Production Conditions in Northwestern Washington, USA. Plant Pathology (2020)

Olga KozharTobin L. Peever

Olga KozharMeredith M. LarsenNiklaus J. GrünwaldTobin L. Peever

anthropogenic environmentsapplied microbiologyfungal evolutionenvironmental microbiologysmall fruit hostsmicrobial ecologyhuman-induced selection pressuresmicrobiologyevolutionary biology

Identification of a Polyketide Synthase Gene Responsible for Ascochitine Biosynthesis in Ascochyta Fabae and Its Abrogation in Sister Taxa. mSphere (2019)

Wonyong KimJudith LichtenzveigRobert A. SymeAngela H. WilliamsTobin L. PeeverWeidong Chen

How Does Botrytis Cinerea Infect Red Raspberry?. Phytopathology (2018)

O. KozharT. L. Peever

plant-pathogen interactionsbiologyplant-virus interactionphytochemistryplant pathologyplant sciencebotanymicrobiology

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