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Nematodes - the good, the bad and the ugly.
Plant Pathology - Helping Plants Become Healthier and Improving Incomes for Farmers in Tasmania!
Signs and Symptoms Point the Way
Corn Smut — The Pathogen That Came to Dinner
A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words – Aerial Photography and Plant Disease.
Citrus Greening — The Yellow Dragon Threatens Florida Citrus
Mycotoxins — Linking Human Health and Plant Disease
Classroom Activities in Plant Biotechnology — An Introduction to DNA
The Dual Role Of Aphids And Other Homopterans In Facilitating Plant Diseases
Spore Wars: Protecting America’s Crops from Disease
Future Plant Pathologists Recognized at International Science and Engineering Fair
Women in Plant Pathology — Three Women Who Led the Way
The Education Center Resource Catalog — An Information Center For Students and Teachers
Plant Pathogens — Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
A Rose for Your Valentine
Mistletoe — The Christmas Pathogen
Transgenic Papaya — A Pot of Gold at the Rainbow’s End For Hawaiian Growers
Ergot of Rye - A Plant Disease Impacts Our Health and History
Microscopes - The Gateway to the World of the Infinitely Small
Laboratory Safety-Planning Today for Tomorrow's Safety
APS Websites and Materials--Providing Resources for Teachers and Students
Riding on the Wind-Part II Rusts of Wheat and Other Cereals
Riding on the Wind-Part I Cereal Aphids and Viral Diseases of Cereals
Chocolate Under Siege: Plant Pathogens Threaten World Cacao Supply
Genetic Engineering of Plants A Topic for Classroom Debate
Bean Pod Mottle Virus in the Midwest - A Known Pathogen Becomes a New Problem
Plant Pathologists Educate Future Farmers
Plant Detectives in the Classroom
ISEF AND PLANT PATHOLOGY ROCK CLEVELAND
"Horrors of the Harvest" presented at the Future Farmers of America Convention
Prosser High School Senior demonstrates that Rhizoctonia oryzae is a novel pathogen of pea following Koch's postulates
Plants Get Sick, Too
Forensic DNA from the Irish Potato Famine Pathogen
White Mold Under Scrutiny
An aspirin a day?
Does Vitamin C Protect Stressed Out Plants?
Online Resources for K-12 Students
Daylily Rust: a new plant disease in the gardens of the United States
Black Wart of Potato Quarantine Expanded
Globalization of Plants, Insects and Diseases
The American Phytopathological Society Honors Young Scientists at ISEF
The Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science Meets
The American Phytopathological Society Sponsors Workshop for Teachers
APS Exhibits at Future Farmers of America (FFA) Annual Convention
Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds
National Public Radio Broadcasts about Plant Diseases
Intel Science Fair
Sudden Death of Oaks in California
On the Famine Trail
Mary, Mary...How does your garden grow?
Late Blight of Potato
Interesting images of tropical diseases and plants
Two New Corn Viruses Recently Discovered
Plant Detectives and the Internet
Agriculture is fun!
Quarantines – Attempting to Stop Plant Destruction.
Surfing the Internet for Educational Purposes–Where do I even begin?
Citrus Canker Strikes Again - Pitting Florida Authorities Against Residential Tree Owners
Plant Pathologists Reaching Out to Science Educators
Do Your Students Need Some Motivation for Science Fairs
The Teachers Become the Students
I worked on a Plant Disease
K-12 News and Views
Compound Microscope
Dissecting Microscope

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