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Bleakley, Bruce H.

Degrees:
Ph.D., Agronomy, University of Florida, 1986
M.S., Soil Science, Michigan State University, 1981
B.S., Crop Science, Michigan State University, 1978

Postdoctoral Training:
- Microbiology, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee-Center for Great Lakes Studies, 1986-May 1987
- Microbiology, University of Idaho, May 1987-December 1990
- Microbiology, University of Notre Dame-Center for Bioengineering and Pollution Control, January-July 1991

Address: NPB rm 251C, PO Box 2140D,
Department of Biology & Microbiology, SDSU
Brookings, SD 57007

Phone: 605-688-5498 (Office and Lab)
E-mail: Bruce_Bleakley@sdstate.edu
(Underscore between first and last names)

Weekly Schedule:
Spring-2005

Department Affiliations:
. Professor, Department of Biology & MicrobiologyClick to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy, SDSU
. Professor, Department of Plant ScienceClick to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy, SDSU

Teaching Responsibilities:
1) Micro 231: General Microbiology lecture (fall semester)
2) Micro 231L: General Microbiology Lab Section (fall and spring semester)
3) Micr 421/521: Soil Microbiology (spring semester)
4) Plant Science 421/521: Soil Microbiololgy (spring semester)
5) Micro 490: Senior Seminar (spring semester)Click to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy
6) Advances In Microbiology-Various topics such as molecular microbial ecology

Research Interests: (Soil microbiology, microbial ecology; environmental microbiology)
1) Microbial processes in Prairie Pothole wetlands, including denitrification and sulfate reduction
2) Characterization of microbial communities in various environments (wetlands, arid soils, etc.)
3) Bacterial source tracking of E. coli in terrestrial and aquatic environments
4) Biological control of plant diseases (including Fusarium Head Blight of wheat) with beneficial bacteria and mechanisms of antagonism of the biocontrol bacteria
5) Study of the terrestrial luminescent bacterial genus Photorhabdus (Xenorhabdus luminescens)
6) Study of actinomycetes, especially the genus Streptomyces

Service Responsibilities:
1) Advisor, microbiology majors
2) Plant Science Department Lectureship Committee

Society Membership:
1) American Society for MicrobiologyClick to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy
2) American Association for the Advancement of ScienceClick to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy
3) Sigma XiClick to view SDSU's Hyperlink Policy




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