Collaborations
The Tropical Crop and Commodity Protection Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.
Current collaborators and projects:
ANIMAL AND PLANT QUARANTINE AGENCY
Fumigation Treatments to Eliminate Invasive Pests of Concern in U.S.-Korea Trade
ANIMAL AND PLANT QUARANTINE AGENCY (APQA)
Development of Ethyl Formate and Irradiation Combination Treatment and its Application on Spotted Wing Drosophila and Mealybugs
FEDERACION NACIONAL DE CAFETEROS DE COLOMBIA
Systems Approach for the Management of Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii and Puerto Rico with Emphasis on Biological Control (Cenicafe, Colombia)
SYNERGISTIC HAWAII AGRICULTURE COUNCIL, HILO
Improving Soil Fertility and Plant Health on Smallholder Coffee Farms in Central America and Hawaii
CoffeeMD: Using AI to Identify and Remediate Coffee Pests, Diseases, and Nutrient Deficiencies
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON, ARLINGTON
Development of User Friendly Ethylene Antagonists for Floricultural Crops
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HONOLULU, HI
Systems approaches to eliminate pests of concern to the Hawaii Ornamental Export Industry
Systems Approaches to Improve Production and Quality of Specialty Crops Grown in the U.S. Pacific Basin
Postharvest Treatments and Functional Nutrients Studies of Hawaii Tropical Commodities
Improved Detection and Control of Tropical Invasive Insect Pests
Microbial Indicators of Soil Health and Plant Productivity for Hawaii Agroecosystems
Development of Protein Food Odor-based Chemical Lure for Female Oriental Fruit Fly
Advanced Technologies for Tropical Invasive Pest Management in Hawaii
Sustainable and Profitable Production of Specialty Crops in a Changing Environment
Demonstrating Bioeconomy Technologies for the Tropics
Systems Approach for the Management of Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii and Puerto Rico with Emphasis on Biological Control (UH-Manoa)
Identification of Giant African Snail Odors to Aid Detector Dog Training
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO, SAN JUAN, PR
Systems Approach for the Management of Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii and Puerto Rico with Emphasis on Biological Control (Puerto Rico)
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO, ESTACION EXPERIMEN, SAN JUAN, PR
Areawide - Integration of Coffee Berry Borer Studies in Puerto Rico
Systems Approach for the Management of Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii and Puerto Rico with Emphasis on Biological Control (Puerto Rico)
USDA, APHIS, PPQ, ER, RALEIGH, NC
Identification of Giant African Snail Odors to Aid Detector Dog Training
Advancing Male Annihilation Technique for Invasive Cuelure-Responding Fruit Flies
USDA, APHIS, PPQ, S&T, RALEIGH, NC
Mass Rearing of the Coffee Berry Borer and its Parasitoid Phymastichus coffea for Release as a Biological Control
Systems Approach for the Management of Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii and Puerto Rico with Emphasis on Biological Control
Development of Protein Food Odor Based Chemical Lure for Female Oriental Fruit fly
Identification of Oriental Fruit Fly Odors to Aid Detector Dog Training
Development of Host Fruit Odor Based Chemical Lure for Female Oriental Fruit Fly
Development of Protein Food Odor Based Chemical Lure for Female Oriental Fruit Fly