Bacteriophage
Research Conducted By OmniLytics
Click the link above to see a current list of the bactierophage research projects
that are currently underway, completed, or planned at OmniLytics. If you are
interested
in learning
more, or would like to participate with OmniLytics in our bacteria research,
please contact us.
Bacteriophage
Research Conducted by OmniLytics with Universities and Colleges
Click the link above to see a current list of the bactierophage research projects
that are currently underway, completed, or planned at OmniLytics within our university
and college research and trial program.
If
you
are
interested
in
learning
more, or would like to participate with OmniLytics in our bacteria research,
please contact us.
Bacteriophage:
A Viable Bacteria Control Solution
—by Lee E. Jackson and Dr. Jeffery B. Jones
An increasing number of bacterial plant pathogens have been reported
to be tolerant or resistant to bactericides in present-day use. Bacteriophages
(bacterial viruses) were evaluated as alternative control agents using
bacterial wilt and bacterial spot of tomato as test systems. Management Of Tomato Bacterial Spot In The Field By Foliar Applications
Of Bacteriophages And SAR Inducers
—by Aleksa Obradovic, J. B. Jones, M.
T. Momol, S. M. Olson, P. C. King, and B. Balogh
Research results presented by the University of FLorida, IFAS
(click
here for PowerPoint version) (click
here for PDF/Document version)
A Novel Approach Using H-Mutant Bacteriophages
For The Biological Control of Bacterial Blight of Geranium
—by Dr. Brent
Harbaugh, Professor of Floriculture, Dr. Jeffrey B. Jones, Professor
of Bacteriology at the
Univ. of Florida's Gulf Coast Research and Education Center, Bradenton,
FL., and Dr. Lee Jackson, Chief Scientist, OmniLytics, Inc., SLC, UT.
Project Progress Report submitted by those listed above on their experiments
in using bacteriophage on Geranium for the control of bacterial blight.
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