Connect with a leading phytobacteriology expert and discover groundbreaking research! The Advances in Phytobacteriology Series continues with Dr. Quan Zeng! Join us January 15 to: https://bit.ly/3YnkfLz #APSwebinar #planthealth

Our Research Ethics Course is led by Mark Gleason and Leonor F. Leandro, professors at Iowa State University who have taught this course annually for more than 14 years. Learn from leaders: https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #researchethics #APScourse

Have you registered for our rescheduled event in the Advances in Phytobacteriology series? Don't miss "Catching the Scent," where Dr. Caitilyn Allen will reveal how the newly identified RprR protein acts as a plant-responsive sensor. https://bit.ly/3WqLF2p #plantpathology

Learning ethics in research doesn't need to be another lengthy lecture—it can be a thought-provoking conversation. That is how we've designed our Research Ethics Course. Starts February 4: https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #researchethics #education

Whether it’s a forgotten epidemic or a twist on a well-known outbreak, each story told in “The Rest of the Story: Forgotten Stories of Plant Pathology History” uncovers the hidden connections between plant pathology and historical change. Shop now: https://bit.ly/3WFcKPa

How do pathogens sneak past plant defenses? Join Dr. Quan Zeng in "Illustrating a Novel Host Entry Mechanism of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria.​" Don’t miss this event in our Advances in Phytobacteriology series on January 15! https://bit.ly/3YnkfLz #planthealth #plantscience

Collaboration has no borders. The OIP Global Membership Program equips plant pathologists around the world with the resources, connections, and leadership opportunities to advance science and careers. Apply before December 31. https://bit.ly/46w75RB #membership #plantscience

⏰ LAST CHANCE! The APS PRESS Buy One, Gift One FREE sale on all print titles in the Compendium of Plant Diseases & Pests series ends December 31 at 11:59 p.m. Central. Shop before it’s gone: https://my.apsnet.org/APSStore/APSStore/Store-Category.aspx?Category=Compendium

Dr. Tiffany Lowe-Power (UC Davis) joins host Matt Kasson to discuss her lab’s work on Ralstonia, her NSF CAREER Award, and the IGNITE CURE program training the next generation of researchers. 🎧 Listen Now: https://www.plantopiapodcast.org/67

Don’t miss your chance to be recognized for advancing global plant pathology! Apply for the OIP International Research Achievement Award. HURRY! Applications close December 26. View criteria and apply: https://bit.ly/42mc9p7 #globalresearch #plantpathology #plantdisease

For one past attendee, our #researchethics “really opened my eyes to a lot of things that should be obvious to researchers, but are not.” Uncover the ethical challenges that aren’t always obvious, and build skills to navigate misconduct. https://bit.ly/4qapI5m

Holiday reading with a science twist 🎄 Plantopia host Matt Kasson explores the surprisingly weird history of mistletoe in @popsci.com—with insights from APS President Carolee Bull. Read more: https://bit.ly/3KC8yO8 #PlantScience #Mistletoe

Double your impact! Buy any print title in the Compendium of Plant Diseases & Pests series and get a second copy FREE. No promo code needed! Shop now: https://my.apsnet.org/APSStore/APSStore/Store-Category.aspx?Category=Compendium

Fire blight management has challenged orchard systems for decades. Join us for an event in our Advances in Phytobacteriology Series, "Laboratory to Orchard," on February 11. Register early to save your spot: https://bit.ly/4jceWsc #apswebinar #planthealth

Applications are now open for the APS Books for the World Program. Six awards are available to help scientists, educators, and agricultural professionals in developing countries access essential APS PRESS resources. Apply by February 28, 2026: https://bit.ly/3VNLNZN #booksfortheworld #funding

Join Dr. Quan Zeng for "Illustrating a Novel Host Entry Mechanism of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria," part of our Advances in #phytobacteriology series. Save your spot, and we'll see you Jan 15, 2026: https://bit.ly/3YnkfLz FREE for members! #apswebinar #phytobacteriology

Learn from experts with #PlantHealthRewind! Watch #PlantHealth2025 POD Talks with featured insights and stories from leading phytopathologists you won’t want to miss. Attendees can access now. Didn't attend? You can purchase access today! https://bit.ly/3VJKJpv

Explore navigating authorship disputes in our #researchethicscourse. Starting Feb 4, learn strategies to handle challenges, protect your integrity, and foster collaboration. Enroll today: https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #apseducation

Due to an IT outage, our webinar, "Catching the Scent," was rescheduled to the NEW DATE: Jan 29, 2026 | 11:00 am CT Already registered? Good news—no need to re-register! Not registered? Sign up: https://bit.ly/3WqLF2p #apswebinar #plantpathology #phytobacteriology

Down to the FINAL HOURS! #PlantHealth2026 special session and workshop submissions close tonight! This is your last chance to lead the conversation in Providence. Share your expertise, connect with peers, and make an impact. https://bit.ly/4hrcOvR #PlantPathology

Early-career researchers can build the foundation that every scientist needs. Learn the habits and judgment that will guide your entire career. Our Research Ethics Course starts February 4. https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #researchethics #scientificintegrity #apscourse #education

Share trusted plant pathology resources this holiday season! Buy one print Compendium of Plant Diseases & Pests title and get a second copy free. Expand your professional library and share with a colleague. No promo code needed: https://bit.ly/44lPM2I

Due to our recent IT outage, we've extended the submission deadline for #planthealth2026 special sessions and pre-meeting workshops. Submissions will now close Thursday, December 11. Submit a proposal: https://bit.ly/4hrcOvR #submissions #plantscience

Due to an ongoing IT outage, the upcoming webinar, “Catching the Scent,” originally scheduled for December 8, will be postponed to a later date. We will share the new date as soon as it is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding and continued support! #APSwebinar

Ever wonder what plants might "sound" like? @npr.org recently reported on researchers connecting electrodes to plants at a New York park to capture their bioelectrical signals and transform them into music. https://n.pr/48kDviJ #plantscience #plantphysiology #scienceandart

It's #GivingTuesday! Show your support for the organizations that matter to you today! Whether you're offering your time, expertise, or a donation, all contributions are appreciated and help advance the science of #PlantPathology. https://bit.ly/49oSMjB

Dr. Lina Quesada (@NCState) joins host Matt Kasson to talk downy mildews, sweet potato diseases, and how her lab connects basic research to real grower needs. A great look at science and extension in action. 🎧 Listen now: https://www.plantopiapodcast.org/66

Your leadership can make a difference. APS Council is seeking nominations for Vice President and Councilor-at-Large. These roles guide the policy and direction of the society. Nominate yourself or a colleague by December 1, 2025: https://bit.ly/3XOupEf

Only a few days left to submit your session and workshop proposal for #PlantHealth2026! Don't miss your opportunity to: • Be a thought leader • Connect with colleagues • Deliver impactful learning Submit by December 1: https://bit.ly/4hrcOvR #planthealth #plantscience

Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the APS PRESS bookstore start now! BOGO on all print titles in the Compendium of Plant Diseases & Pests series. No promo code needed! Shop now: https://my.apsnet.org/APSStore/APSStore/Store-Category.aspx?Category=Compendium

Last chance to join Dr. Allen Miller and Dr. Yen-Wen Kuo for this engaging discussion during "Career Advice Across Generations in Plant Virology." You're in luck, there are still some spots available: https://bit.ly/4nyK4CK #plantvirology #APSwebinar #careerdevelopment

Revisit cutting-edge research on new and emerging plant diseases from #PlantHealth2025 with #PlantHealthRewind. Explore the full collection: https://bit.ly/3VJKJpv Access is included for attendees and available for purchase for non-attendees. #research #plantscience

The final days to submit APS award nominations are here! Help us honor the people advancing plant pathology. Submit your nomination by December 1. View criteria: https://bit.ly/3TRNPad #APSawards #nominations

Just announced: Phytopathology is accepting manuscripts for the forthcoming focus issue, “Seedborne Pathogens: Risks, Research, and Resilience.” 🌱 Submit by June 15, 2026! Learn more about the scope and relevant topics: https://apsjournals.apsnet.org/seedbornepathogens

Starting this Friday: Buy one, gift one free on all print Compendium of Plant Diseases & Pests titles—including the all-new Compendium of Cotton Diseases and Pests, Third Edition, and Compendium of Rose Diseases and Pests, Third Edition! Explore now: https://bit.ly/44lPM2I

Only one week left to submit your APS Council nominations! Submit your nomination for Vice President or Councilor-at-Large by December 1. Learn more and nominate today: https://bit.ly/3XOupEf #leadership #APSCouncil

#PlantHealth2026 is accepting special session and pre-meeting workshop proposals! Share your expertise and help shape the program and inspire collaboration across the #planthealth community. https://bit.ly/4hrcOvR Submissions close Dec 1. #plantscience #plantpathology

What will you gain from our #researchethicscourse? Build a strong foundation to rely on throughout your career, including: • Practical strategies • Strong compliance awareness • Responsible publishing and authorship skills https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #apscourse #education

Have you contributed to international plant pathology through diagnostics, surveys, or disease management research abroad? Apply for the OIP International Research Achievement Award and be recognized for your impact. The deadline is December 26: https://bit.ly/42mc9p7

Meet your experts for our Virology – Then & Now event on December 1! One conversation. Two perspectives. Join us for “Career Advice Across Generations in Plant Virology.” Don't miss these invaluable insights for YOUR career. https://bit.ly/4nyK4CK #mentorship #careeradvice

#GivingTuesday is December 2! Mark your calendars to get involved and consider a contribution to the APS Foundation. Thank you for your consideration and ongoing support—volunteers like you are what make APS great. https://bit.ly/49oSMjB

Bacterial wilt devastates crops worldwide, but what if we could disrupt the pathogen's ability to "sense" its host? Dr. Caitilyn Allen reveals research on RprR, a plant-responsive protein that controls Ralstonia virulence. https://bit.ly/3WqLF2p #apswebinars #planthealth

Join experts on the frontlines of nematode research TOMORROW at our live event. Learn how climate change is creating new nematode risks, and how to fight them with advanced detection tools and strategies. https://bit.ly/4o078L0 #plantpathology #nematology #agriculture #webinar

Time is running out to nominate your deserving colleague for an APS award! Nominations are due by December 1. Submit today: https://bit.ly/3TRNPad #apsawards #awardnominations

Discover new insights on cotton diseases such as target spot and areolate mildew, as well as updated information on lesion nematodes and other challenges facing today’s cotton industry, in “Compendium of Cotton Diseases and Pests, Third Edition.” Shop now: https://bit.ly/4nmDRtD

Our #newseries is now available! "Careers that Cultivate Change" shares real stories from the scientists protecting our food systems and ecosystems. Discover what drives them, the challenges they face & why their work matters: https://bit.ly/3JTVXoO #careersinplanthealth

Final days! Apply for the APS PPB Communications Internship by Nov. 16 to help shape plant pathology policy. Learn more now: https://bit.ly/4oDuXcc #careerdevelopment #professionalgrowth #internship

Our 14-week virtual Research Ethics Course starts Feb 4. A past-attendee says it best, “Take this class even if you feel that you would never commit any type of research misconduct.” Enroll: https://bit.ly/4qapI5m #researchethics #scientificintegrity #apscourse #education

Lead the conversation at #PlantHealth2026! Submit your special session or pre-meeting workshop proposal and share your expertise with the global plant health community next August. Submissions close Dec 1! https://bit.ly/4hrcOvR #planthealth #plantscience #plantpathology

A trusted and essential resource for more than four decades, “Laboratory Guide for Identification of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria” returns in a fully updated fourth edition. This guide remains the most authoritative reference of its kind. Shop now: https://bit.ly/3L9poDy