UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department (@ufplantpath) 's Twitter Profile
UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department

@ufplantpath

Dedicated to supporting plant health through research in plant and pathogen genetics, plant-microbe interactions, epidemiology, and smart agriculture.

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The American Phytopathological Society (@plantdisease) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The latest episode of APS' Plantopia #podcast provides a one-on-one discussion with @garrett_lab about ways APS is supporting its members. Listen here: plantopiapodcast.org/58.

The latest episode of APS' Plantopia #podcast provides a one-on-one discussion with @garrett_lab about ways APS is supporting its members. Listen here:  plantopiapodcast.org/58.
Tropical Plant Clinic & Research Lab (@clinicplant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

All hands on deck! 💪🏼 We harvested one of the many #avocado germplasm screening trials we are running in our quest to find tolerant materials to the lethal #laurelwilt 🍄💀🥑 Interesting patterns in disease response across materials - host genetics 🧬 to follow 🤓🤓 #aguacate

All hands on deck! 💪🏼 We harvested one of the many #avocado germplasm screening trials we are running in our quest to find tolerant materials to the lethal #laurelwilt 🍄💀🥑

Interesting patterns in disease response across materials - host genetics 🧬 to follow 🤓🤓 

#aguacate
Samuel Martins (@samjmartins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am honored and excited to receive this 2024 Large Grant Leadership Award from UF/IFAS Research. Many thanks to UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department, my grant specialist Brigette Bryant, and my micropredator collaborators!

I am honored and excited to receive this 2024 Large Grant Leadership Award from UF/IFAS Research. Many thanks to <a href="/UFCALS/">UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences</a>, <a href="/UFPlantPath/">UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department</a>, my grant specialist Brigette Bryant, and my micropredator collaborators!
Samuel Martins (@samjmartins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My lab is hiring a postdoc to work w/ a multidisciplinary team of scientists across the U.S. to investigate the impact of organic matter amendments on micropredator diversity, pathogen survival, & soil & plant health. Apply here: explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/5355… Please re-share.

Christ Mane BELIZAIRE (@chrissiebely) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Out in the field scouting for rust, and instead I was greeted by blueberry plants loaded with fruit! The plants showcased a wide variety of fruit sizes, including sweet, plump berries that were simply irresistible!🫐Blueberry season is going strong 💪🏾🌟 UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department Philip Harmon

Out in the field scouting for rust, and instead I was greeted by blueberry plants loaded with fruit! The plants showcased a wide variety of fruit sizes, including sweet, plump berries that were simply irresistible!🫐Blueberry season is going strong 💪🏾🌟
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UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department (@ufplantpath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Graduates! PhD. graduates Owen Hudson, Galvin Alonzo Ortiz and Jingya Yang, and Masters of Science graduate Marie-Gabrielle Ayika

Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Graduates!

PhD. graduates Owen Hudson, Galvin Alonzo Ortiz and Jingya Yang, and Masters of Science graduate Marie-Gabrielle Ayika
Tropical Plant Clinic & Research Lab (@clinicplant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More shots from a great first session at #FPS2025 FPS_FloridaPhytoPath 🤓🤓 Many interesting topics, great graduate student research projects, and overall super enthusiastic group of plant pathologists working hard to keep plants healthy 🏥 #planthealth #FoodSecurity #plantdoctor

More shots from a great first session at #FPS2025 <a href="/FPSFloridaPhyt1/">FPS_FloridaPhytoPath</a> 🤓🤓

Many interesting topics, great graduate student research projects, and overall super enthusiastic group of plant pathologists working hard to keep plants healthy 🏥

#planthealth #FoodSecurity #plantdoctor
Tropical Plant Clinic & Research Lab (@clinicplant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a great meeting #FPS2025 !Congratulations to the organizers, especially to members of the Liliana Cano and UFIFAS_IndianRiverREC!Thank you to all UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department faculty, postdocs, and students for doing a phenomenal job in supporting our society. Thank you to all participants-from

UF IFAS Solutions (@uf_ifas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have a statewide network of UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department plant diagnostic clinics ready to help growers of all sizes diagnose what's causing the decline of their plants. If your plants are struggling, remember you don't have to guess what's wrong! Reach out to your local diagnostic clinic 🔗

We have a statewide network of <a href="/UFPlantPath/">UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department</a> plant diagnostic clinics ready to help growers of all sizes diagnose what's causing the decline of their plants.

If your plants are struggling, remember you don't have to guess what's wrong! Reach out to your local diagnostic clinic 🔗
UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department (@ufplantpath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Middle and high school teachers from across Florida gathered in Gainesville on Saturday, May 17, to learn about the viruses, bacteria and other pathogens that threaten our plants. Read more at go.ufl.edu/plants-get-sic…

Middle and high school teachers from across Florida gathered in Gainesville on Saturday, May 17, to learn about the viruses, bacteria and other pathogens that threaten our plants.
Read more at go.ufl.edu/plants-get-sic…
Samuel Martins (@samjmartins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our new publication! W/ Josie Pasche (MS), Roshni Sawlani (UG), & Victor Hugo Buttrós (visiting scholar), we showed how collagen & chitin soil amendments fight plant nematodes by boosting beneficial microbes. Free study: link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Excited to share our new publication! W/ <a href="/JosiePasche/">Josie Pasche</a> (MS), Roshni Sawlani (UG), &amp; <a href="/buttros_vh/">Victor Hugo Buttrós</a> (visiting scholar), we showed how collagen &amp; chitin soil amendments fight plant nematodes by boosting beneficial microbes. Free study: link.springer.com/article/10.118…