Department Of Plant Pathology Host University of Wisconsin -Madison

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Welcome to Plant Pathology 300, “Introduction to Plant Pathology”. Plants have, and will continue to be of great importance. The production of food and fiber from plants remains a critical endeavor to the success of all nations and societies. Furthermore, plants are taking on new roles in our lives. The aesthetic value of plants continues to rise in prominence and economic value. Plants are important sources of compounds used by industry, human health professions and energy sources. Thus, plant health is paramount to maintaining a stable and economic source of food, feed, fiber and industrial plant products.

You are about to begin a journey into the world of Plant Pathology, the study of plant diseases and plant health. You will learn about the causes of plant diseases, why diseases develop, how to diagnose plant diseases, and how they are controlled. Our intent is not to make plant pathologists of you, but rather provide you with the concepts and principles of plant pathology.

Location

Lecture Room 104 Russell Labs, 9:55am to 10:45am, Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Laboratory Room 187 Russell Labs

Lab 302 - Wednesday 1:20pm to 4:20pm

Lab 303 - Thursday 1:20pm to 4:20pm

Instructors

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E-mail
Douglas Rouse
395A
262-1395
John Andrews 376 262-9642

jha@plantpath.wisc.edu

Jeri Barak 790  

barak@plantpath.wisc.edu

Maya Hayslett 295A 263-2949

If you have comments, questions, suggestions or problems, please e-mail Maya Hayslett.

Last updated August 29, 2008



 

 

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