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BSPP Board Member Opportunities 2027

3rd August 2026

Digital Threat Forecast: How Algorithms Reveal the Expansion Plans of Forest Pathogens

30th June 2026

Nominations for BSPP Honorary Membership 2027

3rd June 2026

Upcoming Conferences

SAVE THE DATE: PPATH27 and ECPP27

September 7, 2027 - September 9, 2027

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International SPS Symposium 2026

October 14, 2026 - October 16, 2026

Versailles, France

International Congress of Plant Pathology 2028

August 19, 2028 - August 25, 2028

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

BSPP T-Shirt Competition 2023 – Help promote plant pathology by submitting a design for our new T-Shirts!

16th December 2022

In 2023, we launched a call for new t-shirt designs to promote plant pathology with the BSPP.

The winning designs can be seen (and purhased) here:
Winning plant pathology designs – BSPP T-shirt competition 2023 – BSPP – The British Society for Plant Pathology

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Maize mosaic virus: a threat or an ally? – Molecular Plant Pathology HighlightProfiling the clubroot pathogen, a cruciferous killer – Molecular Plant Pathology Highlight

New Disease Report

New Disease Reports is now published by Wiley & Sons LTD. See the latest articles here

8th October 2026

Latest Publications in Plant Pathology

Increased abundance of patatins, lipoxygenase and miraculins in a thaxtomin Ahabituated potato Russet Burbank somaclone with enhanced resistance to common scab

Sugarcane mild mosaic virus: The rediscovery of an identified but unrecognized virus

Response of rice genotypes to rice rootknot nematode (Meloidogyne graminicola) infection under varying temperature regimes

Latest Publications in Molecular Plant Pathology

A Phytophthora capsici RXLR effector manipulates plant immunity by targeting RAB proteins and disturbing the protein trafficking pathway

The northern corn leaf blight resistance gene Ht1 encodes an nucleotidebinding, leucinerich repeat immune receptor

Transcriptional regulator Sar regulates the multiple secretion systems in Xanthomonas oryzae

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