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<p>Andrew Otis Jackson (1941–2025) was a world-renowned plant virologist who made pioneering contributions to the study of both plant positive- and negative-strand RNA viruses. Since his first visit to China in 1998, Professor Jackson forged deep and lasting connections with the Chinese plant virology community. Through his dedicated teaching and close research collaborations, he generously shared his scientific insights, methodologies, and international perspectives with students and young scholars at several Chinese universities, most notably China Agricultural University and Zhejiang University, significantly advancing plant virology research in China and fostering the career development of young scientists. This article, rooted in personal experiences and shared memories, seeks to honor his enduring scientific legacy, recount the journey of his international collaboration with China, commemorate his profound contributions, and express the deep gratitude felt by those who had the privilege of crossing paths with him.</p>

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Tribute to Andrew Otis Jackson (1941–2025) and his spirit of commitment: perspective from the Chinese plant virology community

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    2026年4月3日

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  • Yongliang Zhang,
  • Zhenghe Li,
  • Fangfang Li,
  • Cheng Yuan,
  • Kun Zhang,
  • Yi Xu,
  • Changjun Huang,
  • Baohua Kong,
  • Ying Wang,
  • Xian-Bing Wang,
  • Liying Sun,
  • Ling Qing,
  • Dehui Xi,
  • Xiaorong Tao,
  • Yi Li,
  • Zhiyong Liu,
  • Chenggui Han,
  • Dawei Li,
  • Xueping Zhou,
  • Jialin Yu

摘要

Andrew Otis Jackson (1941–2025) was a world-renowned plant virologist who made pioneering contributions to the study of both plant positive- and negative-strand RNA viruses. Since his first visit to China in 1998, Professor Jackson forged deep and lasting connections with the Chinese plant virology community. Through his dedicated teaching and close research collaborations, he generously shared his scientific insights, methodologies, and international perspectives with students and young scholars at several Chinese universities, most notably China Agricultural University and Zhejiang University, significantly advancing plant virology research in China and fostering the career development of young scientists. This article, rooted in personal experiences and shared memories, seeks to honor his enduring scientific legacy, recount the journey of his international collaboration with China, commemorate his profound contributions, and express the deep gratitude felt by those who had the privilege of crossing paths with him.