Come hear about the 50th anniversary of the devastating SCLB epidemic from Snook Pataky at the plenary session on Aug. 11th for Plant Health 2020 Online
Late night watercolor part 4: southern corn leaf blight caused by Bipolaris maydis! The SCLB epidemic on Texas male sterile corn lines in 1970 devestated crops in the US, leading to a surge in interest in plant pathology. #IYPH2020#artinphytopathology
USDA Biological Science Technician position available in Prosser, Washington. This is a permanent position in a dynamic lab working with a fascinating plant. Stakeholders are engaged and supportive too
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The results are in for our recent officer election! Courtney Gallup of Corteva Agriscience has been elected as councilor-at-large. Ron Walcott of the University of Georgia has been elected as vice-president. Congrats!
APS is exploring meaningful ways to confront racism within our scientific communities, while providing support for our black colleagues, students, and staff and the communities and families they serve. We too seek change: #BlackLivesMatter.
The American Phytopathological Society stands in solidarity with the Black community and our peer societies in denouncing racism and prejudice in all its forms. Black scientists enrich our profession and science while shouldering immeasurable burdens.
I can't wait to share the magic of storytelling with kids everywhere by reading a beloved children's book every Monday with @PBSKIDS and @Penguinrandom.
I hope you’ll tune in today at 12PM ET as I read "The Gruffalo" on @PBSKIDS's YouTube channel and Facebook page!
https://t.co/BqcejFHVuv Wonderful first podcast of the new Plantopia podcast series from APS. Great job Dave Towson (interviewee), David Gadoury (interviewer), & John Bryce (editor)! Thank you
https://t.co/BqcejFHVuv Wonderful first podcast of the new Plantopia podcast series from APS. Great job Dave Towson (interviewee), David Gadoury (interviewer), & John Bryce (editor)! Thank you
The move to distance education has created an urgent need for teaching resourcing for our plant pathology colleagues. @plantdisease is working to collate and distribute resources. Have a favorite resource or tool? Share it with #APSTeaches