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Recent Pubs - Grace Kwan, Amy Charkowski and Jeri Barak - MBio paper.
Recent Pubs - Yangrong Cao, David Aceti, Grzegorz Sabat, Junqi Song, Shin-ichi Makino, Brian Fox, and Andrew Bent - PLoS Pathogens paper.
Recent Pubs - Frost, K.E., Esker, P.D., Van Haren R., Kotolski, L., and R.L. Groves.
Cass, a 1st grader, holds a diseased tree at Family Horticulture Day.
PPGC's Relay for Life team raised $4600 for cancer research. (in back): David Niles, Brad Hansen, Yexing Yang, Tim Wilson, Bryan Webster, Karen Lackermann; (in front): German Mingramm, Lindsay Wells, Victoria Kartanos, Ana Cristina Fulladolsa, Renee Rioux
Welcome Mehdi Kabbage, our new Assistant Professor.
Sporulation of Helminthosporium solani on a potato tuber surface (image: Chaks Mattupalli)
Brazilian bean plants susceptible to Bean Golden Mosaic Virus (foreground) with BGMV-resistant transgenic bean plants (background).
Learning about amaranth as a high-protein subsistence crop during a field course in Guatemala in January 2013.
Students discover cloud forest plants and microbes during a field course in Guatemala in January 2013.
Shade-grown organic coffee trees defoliated by a coffee rust epidemic in Guatemala (January 2013).
A fruiting jelly fungus in the Guatemalan cloud forest (Biotopo del Quetzal, January 2013).
Students hear about the farming collective La Hojita during a field course in Guatemala (January 2013).
Graduate students Jose Pablo Soto-Arias, Erica Arcibal, and Renee Rioux in a market during a field course in Guatemala (January 2013).
Plant Pathology doctoral student Renee Rioux studying coffee rust n a field course in Guatemala (January 2013).
A leaf colonized by a plasmodial slime mold in the Biotopo del Quetzal cloud forest in Guatemala (January 2013).

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