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王文 ,博士。2023年9月毕业于浙江大学植物保护学专业,2023年10月至今就职于福建农林大学基因组学研究中心。主要研究方向为转基因诱导的番木瓜抗病毒分子机理研究及植物、病原微生物群体遗传研究。
主要研究方向:
1、植物抗病毒分子机理
2、植物及病原微生物群体遗传演化
3、植物病原系统学
电子邮箱:wwang@fafu.edu.cn
发表论文:
1. Wang, W.; Xiong, T.; Zeng, Y. T.; Li,W. W.; Jiao, C.; Xu, J. P.; Li, H. Y. *(2023) Clonal expansion in multiple Phyllosticta species causing Citrus Black Spot or similar symptoms in China. J. Fungi, 9, 449.
2. Wang, W.*; Chen S. F.* (2023) Identification and pathogenicity of Aurifilum species on Terminalia species in Southern China. Mycokeys, 98, 37–58.
3. Wang, W.; Yi, H. Q.; Zhang, C. F.; Li, X. L.; Li, P. D.; Xu, J. P.; Li, H. Y.; Jiao, C.* Population genomics reveals diversity and evolution of causal agents of citrus black spot disease. Journal of advanced Research (Under review)
4. Chen S. B.; Zhai L.; Zhou Y. A.; Xie J. Y.; Shao Y. W.; Wang W.; Li H. Y.; He Y.; Cen H. Y. * (2023) Early diagnosis and mechanistic understanding of citrus Huanglongbing via sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture. 215,108357.
5. Ioos, R.; Puertolas, A.; Renault, C.; Ndiaye, A.; Cerf-Wendling, I.; Hubert, J.; Wang, W.; Jiao, C.; Li, H.Y.; Armengol, J.; Aguayo, J. * (2023). Harnessing the power of comparative genomics to support the distinction of sister species within Phyllosticta and development of highly specific detection of Phyllosticta citricarpa causing citrus black spot by real-time PCR. PeerJ, 11, e16354.
6. Xiao, X. E; Wang, W.; Crous, P.W.; Wang, H. K.; Jiao, C.; Huang, F.; Pu, Z.X.; Zhu, Z.R.; Li, H. Y.* (2021). Species of Botryosphaeriaceae associated with citrus branch diseases in China. Persoonia, 47, 106–135.
7. Xiong, T.; Zeng, Y. T.; Wang, W.; Li, P. D.; Gai, Y. P.; Jiao, C.; Zhu, Z. R; Xu, J. P.; Li, H. Y.* (2021). Abundant Genetic diversity and extensive differentiation among geographic populations of the citrus pathogen Diaporthe citri in southern China. J. Fungi, 7.
8.Wang, W.; Li, G. Q.; Liu, Q. L.; Chen, S. F.* (2020). Cryphonectriaceae on Myrtales in China: phylogeny, host range, and pathogenicity. Persoonia, 45, 101–131.