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Disaster Plant Pathology: Solutions to Combat Agricultural Threats from Disasters
New molecular mechanism promotes growth of duckweed, an important plant in aquatic ecosystems
Large-scale study shows declining soybean resistance to stem and root rot
Finally: a comprehensive diagnostic guide to a well-established boxwood disease
Seed microorganisms override soil microorganisms when colonizing plants
Cell wall remodeling enables fungal network development in grasses
Freely available protist culture collection supports deeper understanding of plant microbiomes
Nursery plants are plagued by a hidden water mold—plant pathologists have a solution
Large-scale study of bacterial spot of tomato illuminates the pathogen’s diversity throughout Florida during a production season
Fungal transplants from close relatives help endangered plants fight off disease
Salt Stress Alters Legume Responses to Symbiotic Rhizobacteria by Modulating Gene Expression
Raining microbes? New study finds rain-borne bacteria colonize plants
The strength of new tools in microbiome studies lies in their combined and integrated use
New guide simplifies diagnosis of Fusarium crown rot of winter wheat
Citrus canker is back in Texas—but collaborative eradication efforts are underway
Research enhances understanding of switchgrass, an important bioenergy crop
Bacteria enters through natural openings at edges of corn leaves to cause Goss’s wilt
How do plants balance microbial friends and foes?
Scientists discover a protein that naturally enhances wheat resistance to head scab
Lemon trees showed less response to citrus greening disease pathogen than orange trees
Mapping Citrus Microbiomes: The First Step to Finding Plant-Microbiome Treasures
Emerging Plant Diseases and Global Food Security
Host, Management, or Microbial Traits: Which is Dominant in Plant Microbiome Assemblage?
Antibiotics protect apples from fire blight, but do they destroy the native microbiome?
Soybean Rust: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic in Brazil
Phytol may be a promising material for eco-friendly agrochemicals for the control of root-knot nematodes
Scientists study the co-evolutionary relationship between rust fungi and wheat and barberry
Research identifies more sustainable, cost-effective approach to treating citrus canker
New study compiles four years of corn loss data from 26 states and Ontario, Canada
Strain of rhizobacteria shown to naturally and sustainably promote rice growth
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi surprisingly effective in fighting soybean cyst nematodes
Phytoplasma effector proteins devastate host plants through molecular mimicry
Research demonstrates microbiome transmissibility in perennial ryegrass
The plant hormone auxin may promote disease by regulating virulence gene expression
Corn farmers can apply a fungicide just once to protect against foliar diseases
New study identifies wheat varieties that resist the destructive stripe rust disease
Weather-based decisions may reduce fungicide
Research underscores importance of global surveillance of plant pathogens
Nematode has potential to reduce cotton yields by 50 percent
High-Throughput Sequencing tracks historical spread of grapevine viruses
New winter squash decline research paves the way for understanding the disease
Urban Green Spaces Can Help Pollinators—New Research Provides Basic Recommendations
Coffee plants have a small but consistent core microbiome of fungi and bacteria
Grower Citizen Science Project Uses Collaboration to Improve Soil Health
Crop Management Study Recommends 3-Year Rotations for Potato Production Systems
Brassica Crops Best for Crop Rotation and Soil Health in Potato Production Systems
Long-dormant disease becomes most dominant foliar disease in New York onion crops
Insight into a long-standing plant immunity mystery comes from the discovery of a new protein
New tool to detect blackleg disease in potato has widespread application
Implementing No-Till and Cover Crops in Texas Cotton Systems
University of Florida scientists advance citrus greening research efforts
Research suggests fumigants have very low long-term impact on soil health
Water mold research leads to greater understanding of corn diseases
To avoid cassava disease, Tanzanian farmers can plant certain varieties in certain seasons
New Portable DNA Sequencer Quickly and Accurately Diagnoses Wheat Viruses
Nodulation connected to higher resistance against powdery mildew in legumes
New Release Is Only Current Book on Fungicide Resistance in North American Crops
Scientists alleviate environmental concerns about BCA usage on powdery mildews
New DNA sequencer method achieves early-stage and broad-range detection of wheat diseases
The Growing Threat of Tarnished Plant Bug: New “Focus on Cotton” Webcast
Tarnished Plant Bug Management Strategies for Mid-Atlantic Cotton: New “Focus on Cotton” Webcast
Novel Strategy Uncovers Potential to Control Widespread Soilborne Pathogens
Scientists Propose Environmentally Friendly Control Practices for Harmful Tomato Disease
Greening devastates the citrus industry—new research offers a solution
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
Studies Find No Yield Benefit to Higher Plant Populations
Rice blast fungus study sheds new light on virulence mechanisms of plant pathogenic fungi
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
Nature Versus Nurture: Environment Exerts Greater Influence on Corn Health Than Genetics
Excessive Phosphate Fertilizer Use Can Reduce Microbial Functions Critical to Crop Health
New "Focus on Cotton" Webcast: Cover Crop Practices and Performances
New "Focus on Cotton" Webcast on Measuring Improvements in Sustainable Production
New Presentation Discusses How to Mitigate Acrylamide's Potential Risks to the Potato Industry
Scientists Compare Soil Microbes in No-Till, Conventional Tilling Systems of Pacific Northwest Farms
Identify and Manage Raspberry, Blackberry Pests with New Industry Reference
Researchers Offer New and Novel Paradigm for Advancing Research on Beneficial Microbes
Veteran Scientist Shares Wisdom, Experiences, Crop Management Tactics in New Book
Basic Microbiology Research Study Unexpectedly Uncovers Practical Findings for Corn Growers
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
New Edition of Best-selling Corn Management Reference Just Launched
Launch of the Roadmap for Phytobiomes Research
New APS PRESS Title Helps Users Exploit Beneficial Microorganisms in Agriculture
Compendium of Soybean Diseases and Pests, Fifth Edition
Plant Diseases and Their Management in Organic Agriculture
The Bacterium of Many Colors
APS ‘Plant Health’ App Now Even More “Mobile” in Android Format
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
New APS PRESS Title Covers Fungicide Use on Nearly 20 Field Crops
New APS PRESS Title Explains How Solar Energy is Used in Soil Solarization Disinfestation
New Schumann and D’Arcy Book Feeds Hunger for Plant Pathology
1,200 Speak Up for Federal Research Funding for Food and Agriculture
Plant Pathologists to Discuss the Future of Organic Farming
Integrated Pest Management Promises Crop Yields with Fewer Chemicals, but Will It Prove Effective in the Long Run?
Plant Diseases Plague World Trade
"World Food Crisis Symposium: Meeting the Demands of a Growing Population" to be Held August 1999
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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