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Connect Potato Disease Diagnostics to Production Applications​​

Explore the latest diagnostic approaches and emerging technologies that support informed decisions in the field and the lab with our new micro-course—starting November 16.

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Help APS recognize a research professional whose expertise, initiative, and contributions are essential to the success of a research program. Review the guidelines and submit ​by December 1.

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Bring APS resources to plant pathology colleagues around the world through the OIP Library Assistance/Donation Program.​​

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​Developing Grower-Relevant Extension While Building an Academic Career​ ​

​November 4, 2026

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Six Leading Plant Science Journals

Contribute to scientific progress and grow your career by publishing your research in APS journals.

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​NEW Micro-Course

Advances in Potato Disease Diagnostics: From Detection to Decision-Making​ ​​​

Sharpen your diagnostic skills in 4 expert-led sessions on the latest tools for potato disease detection and decision-making.​

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Emerging Research

Focus Section: Reclaiming Boxwood from the Blight​

Edited by Chuanxue Hong, Margery Daughtrey, Douglas Luster, and Jill Calabro, this PhytoFrontiers® Focus Section highlights some of the Boxwood Blight Insight Group (BBIG) team's latest scientific advancements and innovations that are much needed by first responders—diagnosticians, regulatory personnel, plant health educators, consultants, growers, retailers, landscaping professionals, historic garden managers, and homeowners—who battle against boxwood blight every day. 

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