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The SODMAP Project is a partnership of scientists and citizens, working together to create the most complete distribution map of a forest disease ever produced in North America. SODMAP incorporates laboratory confirmed collections of plant and water samples from 2005 to the present. It includes both SOD-positive, as well as, SOD-negative specimens to better illustrate the range and distribution of the disease.
SODMAP is the result of a collaboration between hundreds of citizen scientists participating each year in the SOD Blitzes organized by the U.C. Berkeley Forest Pathology and Mycology Laboratory, other research organizations, and government facilities. Contributors to the SODMAP include: M. Garbelotto, UC Berkeley; D.M. Rizzo, U.C. Davis; Ross Meetenmeyer; UNC Charlotte, Ted Swiecki, Phytosphere Research; Don Owen, Cal Fire; Jack Marshall, Cal Fire; Cheryl Blomquist, CDFA; Lisa Bell, UCCE; Yana Valachovic. U
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