John Colvin
机构: Professor of Entomology & Plant-Virus Epidemiology, University of Greenwich
主页: nri.org
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 5,693
H-指数: 40
I10-指数 : 89
出版物: 174
Pumpkin yellow vein mosaic virus: a novel begomovirus infecting cucurbits
V. Muniyappa , M.N. Maruthi , J. Colvin , S.E. Bull
Italian Phytopathological Society
8
2003
A model for studying the effects of rainfall, predation and egg quiescence on the population dynamics of the Senegal grasshopper, Oedaleus senegalensis.
J. Colvin , J. Holt
Sécheresse 7 ( 2) 145 -150
3
1996
Final Technical report. Sustainable management of Bemisia tabaci and tomato leaf curl virus (TLCV) on tomato in India.
J. Colvin , V. Muniyappa
1999
Host selection by Bemisia tabaci of CMD-symptomatic and non-symptomatic cassava plants. Abstracts of Symposium of International Society of Tropical Root Crops.
T. Alicai , W. Sserubombwe , J.P. Legg , J. Colvin
1
2003
On species delimitation, hybridization and population structure of cassava whitefly in Africa.
A. Polaszek , S. Macfadyen , W. T. Tay , J. Colvin
Scientific Reports 11 ( 1) 7923 -7923
2021
Occurrence of three genotypic clusters of Bemisia tabaci and the rapid spread of the B biotype in south India
A.R. Rekha , M.N. Maruthi , V. Muniyappa , J. Colvin
Entomologia Experimentalis Et Applicata 117 ( 3) 221 -233
64
2005
Colonization of non-cassava plant species by cassava whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci) in Uganda
P. Sseruwagi , M.N. Maruthi , J. Colvin , M.E.C. Rey
Entomologia Experimentalis Et Applicata 119 ( 2) 145 -153
62
2006
East African cassava mosaic Zanzibar virus - a recombinant begomovirus species with a mild phenotype.
M. N. Maruthi , S. Seal , J. Colvin , R. W. Briddon
Archives of Virology 149 ( 12) 2365 -2377
30
2004
Farmers' perceptions and practices for managing tomato leaf curl virus disease in southern India.
N. Nagaraju , H. M. Venkatesh , H. Warburton , V. Muniyappa
International Journal of Pest Management 48 ( 4) 333 -338
21
2002
A general model of plant-virus disease infection incorporating vector aggregation
X.-S. Zhang , J. Holt , J. Colvin
Plant Pathology 49 ( 4) 435 -444
51
2000
Synergism between plant viruses: a mathematical analysis of the epidemiological implications
X.-S. Zhang , J. Holt , J. Colvin
Plant Pathology 50 ( 6) 732 -746
50
2001
Host range, vector relationships and sequence comparison of a begomovirus infecting hibiscus in India
R Rajeshwari , RVC Reddy , MN Maruthi , J Colvin
Annals of Applied Biology 147 ( 1) 15 -25
23
2005
Genetic diversity of Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) populations and presence of the B biotype and a non‐B biotype that can induce silverleaf symptoms in squash, in Uganda
P. Sseruwagi , J.P. Legg , M.N. Maruthi , J. Colvin
Annals of Applied Biology 147 ( 3) 253 -265
69
2005
Dolichos yellow mosaic virus belongs to a distinct lineage of Old World begomoviruses; its biological and molecular properties
M.N. Maruthi , B. Manjunatha , A.R. Rekha , M.R. Govindappa
Annals of Applied Biology 149 ( 2) 187 -195
28
2006
Observation and theory of whitefly-borne virus disease epidemics.
J. Holt , J. Colvin
CABI 331 -343
7
2001
Nucleotide sequencing, whitefly transmission, and screening tomato for resistance against two newly described begomoviruses in bangladesh.
M. N. Maruthi , S. N. Alam , K. A. Kader , A. R. Rekha
Phytopathology 95 ( 12) 1472 -1481
16
2005
Mathematical models of host plant infection by helper-dependent virus complexes: why are helper viruses always avirulent?
X.-S. Zhang , J. Holt , J. Colvin
Phytopathology 90 ( 1) 85 -93
34
2000