May Bente Brurberg
Research Professor
Biography
Research area: molecular plant pathology.
My research includes basic studies of pathogen biology, pesticide resistance, molecular diagnostics, barcoding and metabarcoding, as well as plant-pathogen interactions.
I have a 50 % position as professor in plant pathology at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (1994).
Education: Cand. Scient. (MSc) in biotechnology, University of Oslo (1989), and Dr. Scient. (PhD) in molecular microbiology, Agricultural University of Norway – currently Norwegian University of Life Sciences (1994).
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Andrew D. Armitage Erik Lysøe Charlotte F. Nellist Laura A. Lewis Liliana M. Cano Richard J. Harrison May Bente BrurbergAbstract
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E. Stefanczyk M. Brylinska May Bente Brurberg Ragnhild Nærstad Abdelhameed Elameen S. Sobkowiak J. SliwkaAbstract
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Merete Wiken Dees Renata Lebecka Juliana Perminow Robert Czajkowski Anna Grupa Agata Motyka Sabina Zoledowska Jadwiga Śliwka Ewa Lojkowska May Bente BrurbergAbstract
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Arti Rai Magne Nordang Skårn Abdelhameed Elameen Torstein Tengs Mathias Rudolf Amundsen Oskar S. Bjorå Lisa Karine Haugland Igor A. Yakovlev May Bente Brurberg Tage ThorstensenAbstract
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Division of Biotechnology and Plant Health
FragDef - Fragaria defence mechanisms and domestication of wild resistance genes
Division of Food Production and Society
More norwegian onion
This project will focus on development of new onion products for the Norwegian market. Good product quality and reduced waste from storage and packaging will be ensured through optimization of factors that affect quality out of store and after packaging.
NoBlight. New challenges with old potato diseases: IPM to control early- and late blight
Global potato production is plagued by multiple pathogens, and potato late blight (LB) caused by the oomycete