Christopher Vincent

This study investigates how HLB disease affects citrus carbohydrate dynamics compared to source-sink manipulation, finding that HLB alters leaf respiration and stem carbon reserves independently of experimental manipulations.

This study examines how Huanglongbing (HLB) affects water-carbon relations in citrus trees, showing that long-term HLB exposure alters leaf water status and fruit shrinkage responses to source-sink manipulation.

This study shows mature citrus leaves reduce photosynthesis to supply carbon and nitrogen to new shoots, challenging the source-sink attenuation hypothesis.

This study integrates proteomics and metabolomics to analyze carbohydrate metabolism and hormone regulation during citrus shoot growth stages, revealing coordinated signaling changes.

This study shows that SYTA maintains sieve element endomembrane morphology and function in Arabidopsis, affecting carbon translocation, callose deposition, and pathogen response.

This study evaluates an integrated strategy combining antibiotic and callose inhibitor treatments to restore phloem function and productivity in HLB-affected citrus by addressing both pathogen load and callose-mediated blockage.