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​NEW! From the American Phytopathological Society

Experiential Funding Available for Professional Development and Training

​Applications for the OIP Global Experience Program, OPSR Plant Pathology Experiential Fund, and Frank L. Howard Undergraduate Fellowship will be accepted through May 15. 

Webinar on Clean Plant Systems and Virus Management

​Join us on May 15, 2:30–3:30 p.m. for “Safeguarding U.S. Agriculture: Intergenerational Perspectives on Clean Plant Systems and Virus Management.” Register now.

Empower Global Science: Donate to the OIP Silent Auction​

​Be part of a proven success story! The OIP Silent Auction has become a memorable engagement activity at Plant Health meetings, raising over $38,000 to support plant pathologists from developing economies. By donating unique items—cultural treasures, jewelry, fabrics, or local delicacies—you can help advance plant pathology worldwide. Ready to make a difference? 

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Plant Health 2025

​Advance Registration Is Now Open!

Join us at Plant Health 2025, August 2–5 in Honolulu, Hawaii! This year’s theme, Global Communities Collaborating to Address Global Risk, highlights the critical role plant health plays in combating cross-border pathogens, environmental instability, and biosecurity threats.​ Register early to secure your best meeting rate!​​​​​​

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​​Upcoming Webinar

Safeguarding U.S. Agriculture: Intergenerational Perspectives on Clean Plant Systems and Virus Management

May 15, 2025

Newest in the "Virology Then & Now" webinar series!

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NEW Course!

High Throughput Sequencing: Fundamentals for Plant Disease Diagnostics

May 13–June 3, 2025

Get the skills to apply this powerful tool in plant disease diagnosis.

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On-Demand Course

Seed Pathology Fundamentals

Get a comprehensive, high-level perspective on seeds and seed pathology, including phytosanitary concerns, international trade policies, and more.

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​​​Plantopia Podcast

Trending Topics and Experts

Listen monthly​ to episodes with the industry's best & brightest.​

Our Latest Episode:

A Conversation with APS President Dr. Karen Garrett
In this episode, Dr. Karen Garrett, Preeminent Professor of Plant Pathology at the University of Florida and current APS President joins host Matt Kasson to discuss her research journey and diverse research program on tropical and international agriculture, microbiomes, epidemiology and disease ecology among others. She discusses the various ways APS is supporting and advocating for its members during a time of uncertainty and rapid policy change. She also highlights some of the exciting workshops and speakers for Plant Health 2025.

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Emerging Research

Phytobiomes Journal Focus Issue on the Phytovirome Is Now Available Online​

The phytovirome refers to the collection of viruses associated with plants and their related organisms within a specific environment or ecosystem. The study of the phytovirome enhances our understanding of the diversity, interactions, and impact of viruses on plant health and ecosystems. This special issue comprises 11 articles on diverse phytovirome topics, setting a benchmark for current phytovirome research and capturing the breadth and importance of this field of study.

Thank you to the Focus Issue Guest Editors Poliane Alfenas-Zerbini, Joanne B. Emerson, Sébastien Massart, Kerry E. Mauck, Shahideh Nouri, and Anna E. Whitfield.
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