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ICPPB & Biocontrol 2024 Program
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Sunday, July 7, 2024
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2:00PM-7:00PMConference check-in
Pick up your welcome package and name tag and purchase conference swag at, The Inn at Virginia Tech
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3:00PM-5:30PMWorkshops
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3:00-5:30PMFuture Challenges and Opportunities in the Annotation of Phytopathogen Effector Proteins WorkshopBrian Kvitko (University of Georgia)Meet with Brian at the conference registration desk @2:40 and walk to Smyth Hall, room 331B, together
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3:00-5:30PMSelf-Mentorship Workshop Carolee Bull (PennState)Meet with Carolee at the conference registration desk at the Inn at Virginia Tech (option to walk to Hutcheson 207, a room with AV)
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3:00-5:30PMGenome/metagenome-based pathogen identification Workshop, hosted by Parul SharmaParul Sharma (Virginia Tech, EMory University)Greenhouse Classroom; 101 Garden Lane, Washington St SW (right next to the Hahn Horticulture Garden, where the Welcome Reception will be at 6:00PM
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4:00-5:30PMWriting a one-pager to your funding agency Workshop, hosted by Courtney Jahn (NSF) Amer Fayad (USDA NIFA)Meet with Courtney at the conference registration desk and walk to Smyth Hall, room 232, togethercun
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6:00PM-8:00PMWelcome Reception, Hahn Horticulture Garden Pavilion
See directions in the printed program for walking to the Hahn Horticulture Garden. Let the Conference check-in desk know if you need transportation.
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Monday, July 8, 2024
The Inn at Virginia Tech
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7:30AM - 6:00PMConference check-in
Pick up your welcome package and name tag and purchase conference swag, The Inn at Virginia Tech
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7:30AM - 8:30AMPoster Session 1 poster set-up
Poster sessions are held in Latham Ballroom DEF, the room next to the main meeting room, Latham Ballroom DEF
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8:30AM - 8:45AMWelcome remarks Latham BallroomBoris Vinatzer, Chair Organizing Committee; Joe Guthrie, Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; Rob McCarley, Fralin Life Sciences Institute Director, Kylene Kehn-Hall, CeZAP Director; Aimée M. Surprenant, Graduate School Dean
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8:45AM-9:55AMOpening Session
Latham Ballroom
The plant holobiont in frame with the One Health and Planetary Health concept
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8:45AM - 9:20AMGabriele Berg
Examining the microbiome through the lens of the one health concept
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9:20AM - 9:55AMSheng Yang He
Toward understanding plant - pathogen - microbiome interactions
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9:55AM - 10:25AMCoffee Break and Poster Session 1 poster set-up
All coffee breaks will occur right outside the main meeting room, Latham Ballroom ABC, and right next to the poster session location, Latham Ballroom DEF
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10:25AM-12:00AMMorning Session II, Latham Ballroom
Plant and microbiome engineering for disease resistance
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10:25AM - 10:50AMLeena Tripathi
Genome editing for plant disease resistance
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10:50AM - 11:05AMJovana Mijatovic
Natural products from Bacillus protect plants against crown gall disease
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11:05AM - 11:20AMCharis K Ramsing
Eggplant alert: Discovering a novel plant receptor recognizing a Gram-positive secreted bacterial protease
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11:20AM - 11:35AMSamuel Martins
Investigating the functional response of plant microbial communities to induced plant dysbiosis
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11:35AM - 12:00AMTomislav Cernava
Plant microbiome engineering for improved disease resistance
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12:00PM - 1:00PMLunch
Lunches will be held in Latham Ballroom AB, the main meeting room
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1:00PM - 1:30PMPoster Session 1 -poster viewing
Latham Ballroom DEF
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1:30PM-3:15PMAfternoon Session I Latham Ballroom
From molecular mechanisms at the basis of plant-bacteria interactions to disease resistance
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1:30PM - 1:55PMJian-Min Zhou
An ancient plant defense metabolite inhibits type III injectisome of diverse pathogenic bacteria
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1:55PM - 2:10PMMercedes Rocafort
Breaking down the plant defence barriers: Lignin degradation during host colonization by the bacterial wilt pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum
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2:10PM - 2:25PMMariama D. Carter
Stick or Spread: Ralstonia lectins have a novel dual role in attachment under flow and dispersal in static conditions
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2:25PM - 2:40PMChang-Sik Oh
Apoplastic effectors of Gram-positive Clavibacter bacteria critical for both virulence and immune response in plants
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2:40PM - 3:05PMLucy Moleleki
Insights into Pectobacterium spp versatile virulence tool box
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3:05PM - 3:15PMThree lightning talks
Posters 3 (Ancona, V.), 9 (Mustafa, J.), 13 (Schiavi, D.)
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3:15PM - 3:35PMCoffee Break
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3:35PM-5:05PMAfternoon Session II Latham Ballroom
Ecology and evolution of plant-associated bacteria
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3:35PM - 4:00PMNeha Potnis
Eco-evolutionary dynamics of pathogen populations during host adaptation
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4:00PM - 4:15PMMousami Poudel
Mutation, Recombination, and Host Adaptability in Xanthomonas Transcription Activator-Like Effectors (TALEs)
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4:15PM - 4:30PMMarie V Nomenjanahary
Local vegetable crops: a hypothesis to explain contrasting genetic structure within phylotype I population of Ralstonia pseudosolanacearum in Madagascar
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4:30PM - 4:55PMAlex Weisberg
Investigating the diverse roles and contributions of mobile genetic elements in plant-microbe interactions
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4:55PM - 5:05PMThree lightning talks
Posters 18 (Fischer-Le Saux, M.), 24 (Mweta, J.), 34 (Zhao, Y.)
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5:05PM-6:05PMPoster Session 1 poster viewing
Latham Ballroom CDE
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6:00 PMBar opens
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6:15PM - 8:45PMOpening Reception Latham BallroomWelcome remarks by Mary Burrows, CALS, Tom Thompson, CALS Global;
Ice breaker activities by Patty Raun, Center for Communicating Science
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Tuesday, July 9, 2024
The Inn at Virginia Tech
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7:30AM - 5:00PMConference check-in
Pick up your welcome package and name tag and purchase conference swag, The Inn at Virginia Tech
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8:00AM-9:30AMMorning Session I Latham Ballroom
Adaptation of plant-associated bacteria to a life in, on, and off plants
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8:00AM - 8:25AMMarc Valls
Ralstonia solanacearum adaptation to life inside and outside of the plant
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8:25AM - 8:40AMCaitilyn Allen
Oh, NO! How Ralstonia solanacearum mitigates oxidative stress in planta to cause bacterial wilt disease
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8:40AM - 8:55AMJuliana Gonzalez-Tobon
Understanding how Dickeya senses its environment: the importance of untranslated regions
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8:55AM - 9:20AMAlejandra Huerta
All is fair in infection and war: Survival, persistence, and competition mechanisms in plant pathogenic bacteria
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9:20AM - 9:30AMThree lightning talks
Posters 37 (Barny, M.), 39 (De Moraes Ceseti, L.), 42 (Gorter, F.)
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9:30-9:50Coffee Break
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9:50AM - 11:25AMMorning Session II, Latham Ballroom
The Plurality of Interactions in the Phytobiome
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9:50AM - 10:15AMStephen Taerum
Exploring the impact of protist microbiomes on plant health
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10:15AM - 10:30AMKylie Weis
Disruption to the Cell Wall of the Plant Pathogen Xanthomonas euvesicatoria pv. perforans triggers assembly of the Type 6 Secretion System
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10:30AM - 10:45AMShanice S. Webster
Plants fine-tune ions and metabolite levels to configure a healthy microbiota
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10:45AM - 11:00AMKatherine M. D’Amico-Willman
Five decades of genetic and phenotypic diversity of Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni strains isolated from peach in the Eastern US
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11:00AM - 11:25AMIsabelle Laforest-Lapointe
Plant-microbe interactions in the Anthropocene
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11:25-11:45Group Photo
Probably on the lawn outside the meeting room
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11:45AM - 12:45PMMentoring Lunch
Latham Ballroom AB
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12:45AM-1:30PMPoster Session 1 poster viewing
Latham Ballroom CDE
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1:30PM - 3:15PMAfternoon Session I - ICPPB, Latham Ballroom
Common challenges and opportunities in plant and animal health and biosecurity
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1:30PM - 1:55PMKevin Lahmers
Common opportunities and challenges in using genomics and metagenomics for pathogen identification in plants and animals
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1:55PM - 2:10PMMariah Rojas
Genomic delineation and description of species and within-species lineages in the genus Pantoea
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2:10PM - 2:25PMAmandine Cunty
Genomic analysis of Xylella fastidiosa suspecies pauca whole genomes sequenced directly from plants
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2:25PM-2:40PMAmandeep Kaur
Evolution of copper resistance in Xanthomonas perforans population
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2:40PM - 3:05PMTessa Pierce Ward
Real-time pathogen sequence search with sourmash branchwater
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3:05PM - 3:15PMThree lightning talks
Posters 45 (Khokhani, D.), 49 (Rogers, E.), 51 (Sharaf, H.)
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1:30PM - 3:15PMAfternoon Session I - Biocontrol, Assembly Hall
Phytobiome management in CEA and the field, chaired by Scott Lowman, sponsored by IALR
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1:30PM - 1:55PMTrevor Charles
Enrichment for novel bacterial isolates with potential as biofertilizers for soil-less controlled environment agriculture
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1:55PM - 2:10PMFiama E. Guevara
Insights into biocontrol potential of bacteria associated with hydroponic systems: phenotypic and whole genomic analysis
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2:10PM - 2:25PMDonielle Nolan
Preventing root rot outbreaks of Globisporangium (syn. Pythium) ultimum in hydroponic systems using rhizosphere microbiomes
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2:25PM-2:40PMAntonius Suwanto
Epigenetic Abnormality in Oil Palm: Rhizosphere Bacteria Increased DNA Methylation in Oil Palm Ramets
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2:40PM - 3:05PMCancelledCancelled
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3:05PM - 3:15PMThree lightning talks
Posters 54 (Vanneste, J.), 62 (Duan, Y.), 63 (Kesharwani, A.K.)
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3:15PM-3:35PMCoffee Break and Poster take down for Poster Session 1
Latham Ballroom CDE