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The effect of plant resistance and bacterial antagonists on the control of <em>Botrytis cinerea</em> on cold stored Dutch white cabbage

Author: Epton HAS
Leifert C
Sigee DC
Publication venue: Pudoc Scientific Publishers, Wageningen
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Biological Control of Listeria monocytogenes in silage

Author: DC Sigee
HAS Epton
JA Mayer
RJ Merry
Publication venue: 'EDP Sciences'
Publication date: 01/01/1995
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EDP Sciences OAI-PMH repository (1.2.0)

<em>Serratia</em> and <em>Pseudomonas</em> spp. antagonistic to post‑harvest fungal diseases of cold stored <em>Brassica</em> spp.

Author: Epton HAS
Knight C
Leifert C
Sigee DC
Stanley R
Publication venue: Springer Netherlands
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Prospects for the biological control of post-harvest pathogens. In: <em>The Post-Harvest Treatment of Fruit and Vegetables - Current Status and Future Prospects</em>

Author: Epton HAS
Knight C
Leifert C
Sigee DC
Stanley R
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Activity and phytotoxicity of antibiotics produced by <em>Bacillus subtilis</em> and <em>Bacillus pumilus</em> against common fungal plant pathogens

Author: Danby S
Epton HAS
Joshi S
Leifert C
Quernal L
Sigee DC
Publication venue: Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Reduction of losses due to fungal rotting during cold storage of Dutch white cabbages by post-harvest treatment with <em>Pseudomonas</em> and <em>Serratia</em> antagonists

Author: Epton HAS
Knight C
Leifert C
Poole N
Rogerson M
Stanley R
Publication venue: IOBC/WPRS
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Biocontrol of post-harvest fungal diseases on Dutch white cabbage by <em>Pseudomonas</em> and <em>Serratia</em> antagonists in storage trials

Author: Brown M
Epton HAS
Ivin CC
Knight C
Leifert C
Poole N
Rogerson M
Sigee DC
Stanley R
Publication venue: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
Publication date: 05/04/2007
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Newcastle University E-Prints

Botrytis spp. and Diseases They Cause in Agricultural Systems – An Introduction

Author: A Beaumont
A Ten Have
B Dubos
B Williamson
B Williamson
C Brooks
D Huang
D Shtienberg
D Snow
DD Bhatt
F Faretra
FJ Newhook
FJ Newhook
GJ Bollen
H Yunis
HAS Epton
HH Whetzel
HM Ward
I Muckenschnabel
J Köhl
J Ribéreau-Gayon
JP Anderson
JP Blakeman
JP Blakeman
JR Coley-Smith
JW Groves
JW Lorbeer
JW Mansfield
K Verhoeff
K Verhoeff
MJ Reavill
O Yarden
PC Vincelli
RE Smith
RKS Wood
T Katan
VH Blackman
W Brown
WE McKeen
WR Jarvis
WR Jarvis
WR Jarvis
Y Elad
Y Elad
Y Elad
Y Elad
Publication venue: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Publication date: 01/01/2007
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Morphology and Cellular Organisation in Botrytis Interactions with Plants

Author: A El Ghaouth
A El Ghaouth
A El Ghaouth
A Kaile
A Schouten
A Ten Have
AA Bell
B Williamson
C Schulze Gronover
CA Clark
D Debieu
DV Richmond
DV Richmond
DWM Cook
E Garcia-Arenal
FHJ Rijkenberg
GL Jones
GW Gooday
GY Wang
H Volpin
HAS Epton
J Salinas
J Salinas
JAL Van Kan
JR Coley-Smith
K Gull
K Held
K Mendgen
K Pie
K Verhoeff
KB Tenberge
KP Stahmann
KP Stahmann
L Cole
L Zheng
LE Hawker
LLD Cooper
M Girbardt
M Kobayashi
M Viaud
MC Soulié
MH Jijakli
O Valette-Collet
P Comménil
P Tudzynski
PE Hammer
R Cooper
R Pezet
RB Gardiner
RJ Howard
RP Doss
RP Doss
RP Doss
RP Doss
RWS Weber
S Bartnicki-Garcia
S Fischer-Parton
SZ Islam
TM Bourett
TW Prins
U Meyer
U Meyer
VH Blackman
WE McKeen
WR Jarvis
Y Elad
Y Elad
Y Elad
Y Rolke
Publication venue: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Publication date: 01/01/2007
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Geophysiology and the Revival of Gaia

Author: A causal link between the end-Cretaceous Yucatán crater and the Deccan flood basalt is presented in Michael Rampino and Ken Caldeira
A critic of Gaia and Daisyworld is George C. Williams in his
A possible atmospheric imbalance caused by the evolution of lignin is proposed by Jennifer M. Robinson
Andrew Watson’s papers include A. Watson J. E. Lovelock, and L. Margulis
C Barlow
D Schwartzman
David Schwartzman and George C. Williams participated in the discussion I organized “Problems of Gaia in evolutionary biology,” at the
David Schwartzman’s key papers are cited in notes 9 40, and 53. See also David Schwartzman and S. N. Shore
Evidence of life in martian meteorites reported in David S. McKay
For discussion of the ecological changes wrought by the evolution of’ fecal pellets see Malcolm Walter
For more on the microbial perspective see Lynn Margulis
For Schwartzman’s view of the temperature history of Earth see David Schwartzman and Tyler Volk
Gary Snyder stated
Harding’s paper with Lovelock is Stephan P. Harding and James E. Lovelock
High volumes of carbon dioxide in Earth’s early atmosphere are supported by James F. Kasting in his
Hinkle’s remark “Gaia is symbiosis as seen from space,” appears in Lynn Margulis
Klinger is named “Bog Man” in Carl Zimmer
Lee Klinger’s papers include his
Margulis contrasts Lovelock’s and Vernadsky’s perspectives in Lynn Margulis and Dorion Sagan
Michael Rampino’s paradigm-shifting idea appears in his
N The marine
Quotation by James Lovelock in his
Quotation by James Lovelock in his
Quotation by Stanley Salthe in his
R Charlson
Schwartzman’s paper on SETI and Gaia is David Schwartzman and L. J. Rickard
Scientists who find Daisyworld modeling important include Peter Saunders
Stuart Kauffman’s views on a self-organizing universe are presented in his
The article that triggered Watson’s interest is James E. Lovelock and Sidney Epton
The early Gaia papers are Lynn Margulis and James
The end of the biosphere is estimated by James Lovelock and Michael Whitfield in their
The existence of a biosphere within Earth was proposed by Thomas Gold in his
The first results of’ Daisyworld modeling were presented in Andrew J. Watson and James E. Lovelock
The four poetic quotations describing Earth from space are in order, Carl Sagan
The idea that bogs might trigger ice ages is presented by Lee F. Klinger
The idea that evolutionary events happened as soon as temperatures allowed appears in David Schwartzman Mark McMenamin, and Tyler Volk
The original version of this updated quotation by Lynn Margulis appears in her
The paradox of a less luminous early sun was proposed by Carl Sagan and George Mullen
The phrase “cataclysms galore” appears in the poem “Mars” by Diane Ackerman in her
The quotation by James Lovelock on Daisyworld appears in his
The quotation by James Lovelock on the atmosphere appears in his
The quotation by Maynard Smith appears in John Maynard Smith and Eörs Szathmáry
The quotation by Michael Rampino appears in his
The quoted biographer of Vernadksy is Rafal Serafin
The recipe for building a baby biosphere is in Stephen Tomkins
The Vernadssy paper mentioned by Schwartzman is
The “population of one” criticism of Gaia has been raised by Richard Dawkins
Tyler Volk’s papers mentioned in the text include his
Until very recently the only English-language books on Vernadksy’s ideas were translations from two Russian books: M. M. Karnshilov
Publication venue: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Publication date: 01/01/1997
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