​​Cotton Leafroll Dwarf Virus: Opening the Locks in Georgia 

January 2023 | 11 min., 01 sec.
by Sudeep Bag
University of Georgia

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Summary

In this presentation at the 2022 Georgia Cotton Commission Annual Meeting, Sudeep Bag, University of Georgia Research Virologist, presents the genome organization of the cotton leafroll dwarf virus, identifies virus isolates, describes symptoms of infection, identifies weed hosts and nonhosts, addresses overwintering, and discusses prevalence and distribution. Bag ends the presentation by noting ongoing experiments and providing recent research publications.

About the Presenter

Sudeep BagSudeep Bag is an assistant professor of crop virology in the Department of Plant Pathology, University of Georgia, Tifton. His research interest is in the development of management strategies for virus diseases on economically important crops using interdisciplinary approaches. His primary focus is on etiology, epidemiology, and genomics of emerging and re-emerging viruses in vegetable crops; understanding the crosstalk within the host–virus–vector system and utilizing it to mitigate disease; and applying recent advances in genomics and molecular biology tools for virus disease management. Bag holds a BS degree in microbiology from Bilaspur Central University (Bilaspur, India), an MS degree in biotechnology from Indira Gandhi Agricultural University (Raipur, India), and a PhD degree in plant pathology from Washington State University (Pullman).

Contact Information:
Email: Sudeepbag@uga.edu

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