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Large-scale study shows declining soybean resistance to stem and root rot
New structure prediction model mapped 500 previously unsolved proteins
Biopesticides can be used to degrade aflatoxin in crops
Fusarium wilt of cotton more aggressive and diverse than previously understood
Soybean study designs and implements a more effective and less toxic bio-fungicide
Salt Stress Alters Legume Responses to Symbiotic Rhizobacteria by Modulating Gene Expression
Stronger lettuce stems are a key part of disease resistance
How do pathogens evolve novel virulence activities and why does it matter?
The strength of new tools in microbiome studies lies in their combined and integrated use
Citrus canker is back in Texas—but collaborative eradication efforts are underway
A new sensitive tool for the fast and efficient quantification of plant disease susceptibility
Research enhances understanding of switchgrass, an important bioenergy crop
New broadly applicable tool provides insight into fungicide resistance
New technology enables rapid sequencing of entire genomes of plant pathogens
Emerging Plant Diseases and Global Food Security
Two plant immune branches more intimately connected than previously believed
Phytol may be a promising material for eco-friendly agrochemicals for the control of root-knot nematodes
New heat method kills pathogens with minimal damage to plants
Leaf surface replicasts offer new insights into the interplay between leaf surface topography, waterscape, and microbiology
New cost-effective technique facilitates study of non-bacterial plant microbiomes
Corn farmers can apply a fungicide just once to protect against foliar diseases
Research illuminates new element of plant immune defense response to biotic stress
Research recommends integrated approaches to managing reniform nematodes in cotton
Weather-based decisions may reduce fungicide
Research underscores importance of global surveillance of plant pathogens
High-Throughput Sequencing tracks historical spread of grapevine viruses
Cell wall research presents possibility of a simple and sustainable method to protect crops
Infected insects may warn of impending citrus disease a year in advance
Late blight research pairs spectroscopy with classic plant pathology diagnostics
Scientists discover mutation that enhances plant defense
Coffee plants have a small but consistent core microbiome of fungi and bacteria
Sweet potato microbiome research important first step towards improving yield
First study to compare two varieties of citrus using combined metabolomics and microbiome approach
New tool to detect blackleg disease in potato has widespread application
Chitin-binding proteins override host plant’s resistance to fungal infection
Water mold research leads to greater understanding of corn diseases
New Portable DNA Sequencer Quickly and Accurately Diagnoses Wheat Viruses
Next-Generation Sequencing Used to Identify Cotton Blue Disease in the United States: New “Focus on Cotton” Webcast
Scientists alleviate environmental concerns about BCA usage on powdery mildews
New DNA sequencer method achieves early-stage and broad-range detection of wheat diseases
Using population genetics, scientists confirm origins of root rot in Michigan ornamentals
Chloropicrin Application Increases Production and Profit Potential for Potato Growers
Diagnosing Soybean Injury Caused by Dicamba: New “Focus on Soybean” Webcast
Identify and Manage Raspberry, Blackberry Pests with New Industry Reference
APS PRESS Launches Long-awaited Berry Compendium for Researchers, Professionals
Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Awards Six Young Scientists for Phytobiomes Research at APS Annual Meeting
New ‘Farmer’s Guide’ Book Series Launched by APS PRESS: 24,000 copies already pre-ordered
New Sunflower Pest Reference Serves as Key Guide for Researchers, Professionals On Sale through May 31
Latest Edition of Best-selling Grape Pest Management Guide Just Released
Launch of the Roadmap for Phytobiomes Research
New APS PRESS Title Helps Users Exploit Beneficial Microorganisms in Agriculture
Plant Diseases and Their Management in Organic Agriculture
Population Biology of Plant Pathogens: Genetics, Ecology, and Evolution
Introduction to Mycology in the Tropics
The Bacterium of Many Colors
Hidden Histories and Ancient Mysteries of Witches, Plants, and Fungi
Exercises in Plant Disease Epidemiology, Second Edition
Compendium of Alfalfa Diseases and Pests, Third Edition
Plant Disease Experts from 45 Countries to Make “Plant Health Connections” in Minneapolis for the APS-CPS Joint Meeting
APS PRESS Publishes First-of-its-kind Book on Irrigation Water Pathogens, Management
Compendium of Rhododendron and Azalea Diseases and Pests, Second Edition
Plant Health Scientists Reiterate Support of Biotechnology on World Food Day
New Book Connects Plant Disease Epidemiology and Information Theory Applications
APS PRESS Announces New Progress on Genome-Enabled Technologies
Disease-Resistant Papaya Saves Hawaiian Papaya Industry
Plant Health Scientists Issue Statement in Support of Biotechnology
Biotechnology: A New Era for Plant Pathology and Plant Protection
Nematode Makes Scientific History
Beyond Jurassic Park: Real Science with Ancient DNA
Plant Doctors Find Genetic Solution for Papaya Growers
New Diagnostic Tool Developed for Global Menace Xylella fastidiosa Offers Increased Specificity
Scientists alleviate environmental concerns about BCA usage on powdery mildews

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