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Research Provides Basis for Future Development of an On-Site Disease Monitoring System

Phytobiomes Journal research uses a portable DNA sequencing device to diagnose fungal diseases of wheat and evaluate the microbiome variation associated with those diseases.

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APS reaches 105 Congressional offices in Washington, D.C., with new public policy Take Action tool.
Microgreens podcast: How do plant microbiota influence the immune system? An interview with Jeff Dangl.
Webinar Sept. 4: How to Become Involved in Collaborative International Agricultural Development Projects
Donors of Distinction: Jesse Dubin and William Weldon

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