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Contributions of John T. Romeo: Phytochemistry and Non-Protein Amino Acids Research

John T. Romeo has made significant contributions in the fields of phytochemical characterization, non-protein amino acids, and carbon metabolism. His research interests include insecticidal and fungitoxic properties of non-protein amino acids and allelopathy. Romeo earned his Ph.D. with a thesis on the genus Erythrina at the University of Texas, Austin. He served as PSNA Treasurer from 1978-1982 and as President in 1987. Notably, he was Editor-in-Chief for "Recent Advances in Phytochemistry" and the "Journal of Chemical Ecology."

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Contributions of John T. Romeo: Phytochemistry and Non-Protein Amino Acids Research

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  1. John T. Romeo PSNA Life Membership Award

  2. John Romeo, Helen Stafford, and Jeremy Schiff(1980)

  3. Research Interests • Non-protein amino acids • Phytochemical characterization • Carbon metabolism / allocation • Insecticidal and fungitoxic non-protein amino acids • Allelopathy

  4. John T. Romeo • Ph.D. Thesis: Chemotaxonomic study of the genus Erythrina (Leguminosae)1973, University of Texas, AustinE.A. Bell, advisor • PSNA Treasurer, 1978-1982 • PSNA President, 1987

  5. Editorial Work • Recent Advances in Phytochemistry (PSNA)Volumes 1-40Editor-in-Chief, vols. 29-40Co-editor, vols. 23, 27 • Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Chemical Ecology

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