Shirley A. Micallef

University of Maryland
College Park, MD
USA

Papers:
Interaction of Human Pathogens with Plant Surface Metabolites and Exudates
Microbial Interactions with the Plant: Studying Colonization of Foodborne Pathogens
P1-10 Influence of Mulching on Foodborne Pathogen Persistence in Soil
P1-16 Rainfall Promotes Growth of Fecal Coliforms in Soil and on Leafy Greens during Production in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States
P1-17 Response of Cucumber and Tomato Microbiomes to Rainfall
P1-29 Susceptibility of Environmental Salmonella Strains to Medium and Long Chain Fatty Acids Found Naturally in Tomato Fruit
P1-30 Novel Photosensitizer Application on Tomatoes and Leafy Greens Results in Hydrogen Peroxide Formation
P2-85 Diversified Farms in California: Can One Tomato Spoil the Barrel?
P3-112 Identifying and Modeling Meteorological Risk Factors Associated with Pre-harvest Contamination of Generic Escherichia coli in an Integrated Dairy and Crop Farm
T4-07 River Water as a Reservoir for Salmonella enterica on the Maryland Eastern Shore (Delmarva)
T10-11 Salmonella Newport Interacts with Plant-derived Reactive Oxygen and Nitrogen Species on Tomato Fruit and Leaves