Cesar Escalante

Cesar Escalante studies plant viruses and their interactions with crop hosts, with particular focus on cotton, bell pepper, and taro plants. His work combines molecular biology techniques (like transcriptome and genome sequencing) with field studies to understand how viruses infect, spread through, and affect these crops, as well as the insects that transmit them. This research has practical relevance for managing plant diseases that affect agricultural production.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade with no clear long-term trend, though activity has picked up somewhat in 2024-2025 after a quieter period in the early 2020s.

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