2nd March 2021

Genetic resistances to pathogens can be engineered in plants, but can they have side-effects? A study on resistance to a …

8th February 2021

Cherry Powdery Mildew is a quarantined disease in Australia. This disease causes significant yield loss to farmers from the US …

13th December 2020

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8th November 2020

Downy mildew is the biggest threat to spinach production around the world. While the pathogen has a short life cycle …

31st October 2020

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24th October 2020

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10th October 2020

IMAGE: Kiwi fruit on a plant showing symptoms of advanced decline on a research field near Verona. Photograph: Alessio Perrone/The Guardian …

21st September 2020

Plant Health Week shares the incredible world of plants and how plant health underpins our health. Plants provide 98% of …

15th August 2020

Comment by David Ingram, Past President & Honorary Member, BSPP.  I congratulate Nichola Hawkins, Fay Newbery and @wildflower_hour on the launch …

25th July 2020

Today is the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Rosalind Franklin, being the first to define the structure of Tobacco …

5th May 2020

Gero Steinberg, a fungal cell biology expert at Exeter University and BSPP member, has discovered a novel fungicidal chemical with …

17th March 2020

Chelsea Photo Call-Out for BSPP members: Monday 16th March 2020 was the last day of the Chelsea Photo Call-Out for …

15th April 2019

The Nancy Rothwell Award celebrates specimen drawing in schools and highlights the benefits of combining art and science …

23rd October 2018

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