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2016Optimization of a genomic DNA extraction technique for genetic diversity studies of selected orchid cvs. with ornamental valuesFarook, F.; Attanayake, R.N.; Senanayake, S.P.
2020Optimization of DNA extraction protocol and DNA barcoding of Hedyotis quinquinervia in Sri LankaGunarathne, A.; Attanayake, R.N.; Ratnayake, R.M.C.S.
2013Pair-wise linkage disequilibrium decay among linked loci suggests meiotic recombination in natural populations of Sclerotinia sclerotiorumAttanayake, R.N.; Chen, W.
2018Phenotypic variation of cabbage white mold pathogen, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in the upcountry commercial cabbage fields in Sri LankaMahalingam, T.; Guruge, B.M.A.; Somachandra., K.P.; Jayasekara, E.A.E.S.S.; Rajapakse, C.S.K.; Attanayake, R.N.
2016Phylogenetic complexity of Lasiodiplodia species found in Sri Lankan dry zone forestsBandara, R.H.; Attanayake, R.N.
2016Pleurostomophora richardsiae associated with decaying woods in a dry zone forest of Sri LankaBandara, R.H.; Deraniyagala, S.R.A.S.; Attanayake, R.N.
2012Population structure and mating type distribution of the chickpea blight pathogen Ascochytarabiei form Pakistan and the United StatesAli, H.; Alam, S.S.; Attanayake, R.N.; Rahman, M.; Chen, W.
2009Potential alternative hosts for a powdery mildew on peaAttanayake, R.N.; Glawe, D.A.; Dugan, F.M.; Chen, W.
2010Potential alternative hosts for pea powdery mildew pathogen ErysiphetrifoliiAttanayake, R.N.; Dugan, F.M.; Glawe, D.A.; McPhee, K.E.
2019Potential Antibacterial Secondary Metabolites froe an Enadolichenic Fungus Inhabiting a Lichen Collected from Negombo Lagoon, Sri LankaWeerasinghe, W.R.H.; Gunawardhana, M.H.A.Y.; Wickramarachchi, S.; Attanayake, R.N.; Weerakoon, G.; Paranagama, P.A.
2019Potential Antibacterial Secondary Metabolites from an Enadolichenic Fungus Inhabiting a Lichen Collected from Negombo Lagoon, Sri LankaWeerasinghe, W.R.H.; Gunawardhana, M.H.A.Y.; Wickramarachchi, S.; Attanayake, R.N.; Weerakoon, G.; Paranagama, P.A.
2015Sclerotinia sclerotiorum causing cabbage head rod in Sri LankaGuruge, B.M.A.; Somachandra, K.P.; Attanayake, R.N.
2013Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Populations Infecting Canola from China and the United States Are Genetically and Phenotypically DistinctChen, W.; Attanayake, R.N.; Carter, P.A.; Jiang, D.; del Río-Mendoza, L.; Weidong
2019Sclerotinia sclerotiorum populations: clonal or recombining?Attanayake, R.N.; Xu, L.; Chen, W.
2019Screening Anti-Bacterial Activity of Endoi.Ichenic Fungi Collected From Negombo Lagoon Sri LankaWeerasinghe, W.R.H.; Attanayake, R.N.; Weerakoon, G.; Paranagama, P.A.
2016Screening of fungi capable of degrading lignin from decaying woods in dry and intermediate forests in Sri LankaDaraniyagala, S.R.A.S.; Attanayake, R.N.
2008Taxonomic complexity of powdery mildew pathogens found on lentil and pea in the U.S. Pacific NorthwestAttanayake, R.N.; Glawe, D.A.; McPhee, K.E.; Dugan, F.M.; Chen, W.
2009The Importance of Reporting New Host-Fungus Records for Ornamental and Regional CropsDugan, F.M.; Glawe, D.A.; Attanayake, R.N.; Chen, W.
2022Variation of catechin and caffeine content in exotic collection of tea [Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze] in Sri Lanka and potential implication in breeding cultivars with enhanced quality and medicinal propertiesKottawa-Arachchi, J. D.; Ranatunga, M.A.B.; Amarakoon, A.M.T.; Gunasekare, M.T.K.; Attanayake, R.N.; Sharma, R.K.; Chaudhary, H.K.; Sood, V.K.; Katoch, R.; Banyal, D.K.; Piyasena, K.G.M.P.; Edirisinghe, E.N.U.
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