Amanda C. Ramdass
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Amanda C. Ramdass is a plant pathologist whose research focuses on the detection and management of fungal pathogens affecting tropical crops, particularly bell peppers. Her most cited work, "Development of a new methodology for the detection of Colletotrichum truncatum and Fusarium sp. in bell pepper seed" (2019), introduced a refined diagnostic approach for identifying two major seed-borne pathogens, enhancing early detection and disease control strategies. While her citation count is modest, this foundational study underscores her contribution to improving seed health testing protocols, which is critical for sustainable agriculture in the Caribbean and beyond. Ramdass’s work bridges molecular diagnostics and practical agricultural applications, offering tools to mitigate crop losses. Her research is particularly relevant for students and scientists interested in plant-microbe interactions, food security, and the development of cost-effective disease surveillance methods. Through her focus on seed pathology, she addresses a key bottleneck in the production of high-value crops, demonstrating the real-world impact of targeted, methodical research.
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