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End-of–2nd-year meeting for the #FSOV project @semae_officiel “RouilleNoire_2.0” on #wheat stem #rust in France. Many thanks to all partners — breeders and phytopathologists — for reviewing the ongoing work, and to Kévin Meyer for chairing the day.

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#Planthealth #Plantdiseases #Phytopathology #Phytopathologists #Africa #Scientists #AnnualMeeting.

Rings a bell with phytopathologists: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_rot

For the record: sarcasm. And frustration because pretty much every plant phys professor position in Germany was filled with phytopathologists and gene jockeys.

#PlantHeath is more than a professional issue! We need (young) phytopathologists!
➡️ "Phytopathological strolls” in the dual context of COVID-19 lockdown and IYPH2020: Transforming constraints into an opportunity for public education about plant pathogens.

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Nice #rust symptoms maybe caused by #Puccinia graminis, with typical uredina and telia, but f. sp. unkown because not expert enough in wild grasses to identify the host species
😕 (Aguessac, FR).
Phytopathologists definitely need botanists! #wildflowerhour #wildplantdisease

Nice #rust symptoms maybe caused by #Puccinia graminis, with typical uredina and telia, but f. sp. unkown because not expert enough in wild grasses to identify the host species
😕 (Aguessac, FR).
Phytopathologists definitely need botanists! #wildflowerhour #wildplantdisease

Nice #rust symptoms maybe caused by #Puccinia graminis, with typical uredina and telia, but f. sp. unkown because not expert enough in wild grasses to identify the host species
😕 (Aguessac, FR).
Phytopathologists definitely need botanists! #wildflowerhour #wildplantdisease

(3) Answer
- for growers --> too much spores for unprotected susceptible wheat crop!
- for phytopathologists --> hard to be precise, but "20000 and 100000" seems close to reality

(3) Answer
- for growers --> too much spores for unprotected susceptible wheat crop!
- for phytopathologists --> hard to be precise, but "20000 and 100000" seems close to reality

#Rhytisma acerinum on #maple leaves @AgroParisTech #Grignon: autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower for phytopathologists 🍃🍂🍁

Delays to manage Xylella was pointed out. Crucial question to UE: should phytopathologists feel responsable/guilty?!

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Young phytopathologists exploring interactions within microbiomes in #MaloLesBains with low throughput (but efficient) technologies #sfpefpp

#HPOP (Human Pathogens on Plants) is a new #buzzword. Are #phytopathologists running out of ideas for research to better feed humanity?