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Broad-Scope Plant Science Journal Publishes Focus Issue on Critical Biosecurity Gap
New molecular mechanism promotes growth of duckweed, an important plant in aquatic ecosystems
Citrus greening disease can infect an entire tree weeks before symptoms appear
Emerging Plant Diseases and Global Food Security
Wild barley from Jordan holds key to stem rust resistance
Soybean Rust: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic in Brazil
Research underscores importance of global surveillance of plant pathogens
First study to compare two varieties of citrus using combined metabolomics and microbiome approach
University of Florida scientists advance citrus greening research efforts
To avoid cassava disease, Tanzanian farmers can plant certain varieties in certain seasons
Scientists alleviate environmental concerns about BCA usage on powdery mildews
New DNA sequencer method achieves early-stage and broad-range detection of wheat diseases
New Plant Galls Research Includes Most Comprehensive Study of Role of Hormones
Analysis of Historical Specimens Determines Single Origin of Australian Potato Pest
New Variety of Zebra Chip Disease Threatens Potato Production in Southwestern Oregon
Plant Seed Research Provides Basis for Sustainable Alternatives to Chemical Fertilizers and Pesticides
Excessive Phosphate Fertilizer Use Can Reduce Microbial Functions Critical to Crop Health
New Presentation Discusses How to Mitigate Acrylamide's Potential Risks to the Potato Industry
New Book Synthesizes Transdisciplinary Research on Pollen, Spore Dispersal
New Article Explains Consequences of Plant Disappearance in Salt Marshes along the Atlantic Coast
Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Awards Six Young Scientists for Phytobiomes Research at APS Annual Meeting
New Edition of Best-selling Corn Management Reference Just Launched
Launch of the Roadmap for Phytobiomes Research
New Mycology Reference Cards Serve as Learning, Diagnostic Aid
Plant Disease Experts from 45 Countries to Make “Plant Health Connections” in Minneapolis for the APS-CPS Joint Meeting
Protecting U.S. Crops from Terrorist Attack to be Discussed at 2007 AAAS Annual Meeting
Panel Presents Agricultural Biosecurity and Sustainability Strategies at the 2007 AAAS Annual Meeting
Plant Pathologists Look to Forensics to Aid in Biosecurity
Plant Pathologists from Around the World to Discuss National Ag Security Initiatives, Future of Plant Pathology
Plant Pathologists Hold Workshop On Crop Biosecurity Issues
U.S. Crops are at risk; Surveillance and Research Needed to Protect Crops from Dangerous Pathogens
Scientists To Discuss Bioterrorism
Plant Health Scientists Form Bioterrorism Committee in Response to 9/11
Scientists alleviate environmental concerns about BCA usage on powdery mildews

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