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A mycology Valentine!

Hug a plant pathologist today.

Rust on a native sunflower. # #IYPH2020

If a vaccine were available as a possible deterrent to the Corona Virus and it were free, would you be vaccinated? Please RT as I am new to Twitter and have few follows. Thanks

Former APS Potomac president Mannon has seen probably more changes over his 97 years than most. Yet here he is giving a talk at our virtual meeting!

NBA: Shutting down MLB: Shutting down MLS: Shutting down Hollywood: Shutting down Want to know who’s not shutting down? American farmers RT if you’re thankful for their hard work!

Lifelong habits as an introvert are paying off these days.

#IYPH #IYPH2020 #planthealthisyourhealth #planthealth

Exobasidium gall on an Oconee azalea. #plants #planthealth #fungallove

Virologists on Twitter--how vulnerable to UV (direct sunlight) are coronoviruses? #covid19

Bacterial rot of iris rhizome. #IYPH2020 #PlantDisease

Bacterial Spot in Peppers and Tomatoes - Alabama Cooperative Extension System #alabamaed aces.edu/blog/topics/cr…

PODCAST LAUNCH ALERT Episode #1 of Plantopia, a new podcast from APS, is live! You can listen to "Arms Race Part 1: Ug99" with guest Dave Hodson (CIMMYT) now. Listen on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pla… Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0fn0YHds6…

Pollinating tulips to try to get seed.

Good morning, happy flower! (I can never remember what this is.) #IYPH2020 #plants

Rust and something else on an iris. #IYPH2020 #PlantHealth #plants

Hey TW. What's this?

Yellow leaf spot (Exobasidium) on blueberry.

I would not have been on the Awards stage last year at #planthealth2019 or giving a PoD talk at #planthealth2020 if it were not for the influence of two great mentors in grad school, both from Penn State. Master-teacher Bill Merrill and master-epidemiologist Stan Pennypacker.