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First time seeing many of our @ApsPotomac Division members in person at the annual meeting since 2019 (our Division’s 75th anniversary)! Comment below if you are a Potomac Div. member in Pittsbugh this week for #PlantHealth2022!
Excited for our @ApsPotomac members who will be attending / presenting at #PlantHealth2022!
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Plant pathology + Holiday Trees = the community science project you didn’t know you needed!
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Check out this beautiful rust (Uromyces aloës) on greenhouse-grown Aloe vera 🍄🤓
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Here are Soybean Cyst Nematode (Heterodera glycines, #SCN) eggs and second-stage juveniles (J2). Once hatched from an egg, the J2 searches for a host #soybean root to infect. An average cyst contains roughly 250 eggs and each soybean plant can host thousands of these #nematodes. – at Jackson, TN
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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.
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Congratulations to Dr. Richard Hamelin @richamelin for the 2020 APS Fellow award !!! Well-deserved #Forestpathology #mentoring #APS2020award @plantdisease apsnet.org/members/give-awar…
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This truly is great news!!! 🎊🎉Congratulations Dr. Carolee T. Bull @Buckhout_Bull for the distinguished contributions to plant pathology!!! #IYPH2020 @plantdisease 🌾
Congratulations to @richamelin and @Buckhout_Bull for receiving 2020 APS Fellow award. Well deserved and very proud to know you as my #plantpathology colleagues. Next time we meet, we shall celebrate! @plantdisease
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Congratulations to @richamelin and @Buckhout_Bull for receiving 2020 APS Fellow award. Well deserved and very proud to know you as my #plantpathology colleagues. Next time we meet, we shall celebrate! @plantdisease
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Know someone who has promoted sound science to advance public discussions and faced hostility doing so? Nominate them for the 2020 #MaddoxPrize senseaboutscience.org/maddox
Former @ApsPotomac president Mannon has seen probably more changes over his 97 years than most. Yet here he is giving a talk at our virtual meeting!
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Virtual presentations aren't as bad as I was imagining. Definitely less intimidating. 😋 First APS presentation ✅ #APSPD2020
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To start the Potomac Division Meeting today we have Morgan Carter @PlantPathSecret sharing her insights about “Finding a Voice: communication plant pathology as a graduate student 🎤 🧫 🧪 🔬#IYPH2020 #APSPD2020 #actualplantpathologist @WomenAgScience @Cornell
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Social Media Symposium is kicking off with @PlantPathSecret. Her presentation is called "Finding my voice: communicating plant pathology as a graduate student". She's live from her living room and defending in 3 weeks! 😱 #APSPD2020 #IYPH2020
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I’m super bummed that the northeastern division didn’t move online, I’m home sick with the flu and it’s my favorite meeting 😭 – at Worcester, MA
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It was a pleasure to me present some of the work that I have been conducting with Fusarium head blight in small grains at 2020 APS Potomac Division Meeting #APSPD2020 #IYPH2020
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The new @plantdisease open-access journal is called PhytoFrontiers. This journal has broad scope encouraging interdisciplinary work relevant to plant health. #APSPD2020 #IYPH2020 #actualplantpathologist





















