Cultural Connections: Ecuador and the risk of Fusarium oxysporum TR4

A talk in the series Cultural Connections:  “Where Culture Meets Agriculture” 
Carlos has a PhD in agronomy from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. He is working with soybean pathogens in linkage and QTL mapping. He has worked in several crops such as roses, potatoes, oil palm, coffee, wheat, and soybean.  He will present information about the most significant crops planted in Ecuador, the beauty of the “enchanted islands” Galapagos, and the risk of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cubense Tropical Race 4. 

Steam live via https://osu.zoom.us/j/97994154350?pwd=MWVLeFNwbmcwbkhYYmYwZFFteHp0dz09 
This presentation will be recorded and posted with our previous events at https://ipa.osu.edu/wooster-campus

Contact info: Jason Owens, International Coordinator at the Wooster Campus 
owens.1132@osu.edu  (330) 202-3581