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7th May 2021

ISPP Newsletter 51 (5) May 2021 🍀 - https://mailchi.mp/42aaf33a4b23/ispp-newsletter-51-5-may-2021 #PlantPathology #PlantHealth #FoodSecurity #newissue #agriculture #cropprotection #plant #pathogens #InternationalYear #IYPH2020

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7th May 2021

LECTURE - We're delighted to open up our next Friday Seminar to the wider-community.

@Dieter_Helm, @NewCollegeOx will join us to talk about 'The Future of Farming'. More details including how to register are below.

⏰ - Friday 21 May, 11:30
💷 - Free

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Soybean anthracnose, a Pathogen Profile @MPPjournal Highlight #blog

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