Bryony Bonning

Identification of citrus greening pathogen receptors for development of non-vector Asian citrus psyllid

Identification of citrus greening pathogen receptors for development of non-vector Asian citrus psyllid.

Optimal combination of Bt toxins and gene silencing RNAs for management of citrus root weevil

CAMTech IUCRC Phase III Memberships

IUCRC Phase III University of Florida: Center for Arthropod Management Technologies (CAMTech)

SP: Toward a reliable, insect cell culture-based technique for culturing CLas bacteria

Research Agreement with Genective - Mechanisms for plant-based control of insect pests

SP: Targeting the Asian citrus psyllid gut to block Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus transmission

Bee safe, pathogen based tools for small hive beetle management

SP: Optimal Bt toxins and gene silencing RNAs for management of Asian citrus psyllid to mitigate the impact of citrus greening.

Targeting receptors to mitigate virus burden in the honey bee

A novel toxin delivery system for whitefly control

CAMTech IUCRC Phase II Memberships

Phase II IUCRC University of Florida: Center for Arthropod Management Technologies

Bt toxin-based strategies for management of Diaphorina citri and citrus greening

Toxin engineering to counter western corn rootworm resistance

Modification of a Bt Toxin for Stink Bug Management

Toxin engineering for novel lepidopteran gut target sites