Francisco Osorio-Acosta earned, from the University of California Riverside, a PhD in Plant Pathology (1999). He is a Research Profesor at the Tropical Agroecosystems Graduate program, Colegio de Postgraduados, Campus Veracruz. His work in plant pathology has resulted in 60 publications, several presentations, and four graduate courses; memberships, including Mexican Society of Phytopathology; and awards in Colegio de Postgraduados as 100 Distinguished Academics every other year. His research interests include tropical plant diseases, integrated pest management, and crop protection.
Francisco Osorio-Acosta earned, from the University of California Riverside, a PhD in Plant Pathology (1999). He is a Research Profesor at the Tropical Agroecosystems Graduate program, Colegio de Postgraduados, Campus Veracruz. His work in plant pathology has resulted in 60 publications, several presentations, and four graduate courses; memberships, including Mexican Society of Phytopathology; and awards in Colegio de Postgraduados as 100 Distinguished Academics every other year. His research interests include tropical plant diseases, integrated pest management, and crop protection.