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21st June 2021

🌱Our Plants Our Future 🌱
@BS_PP Presidential Conference with European Federation for Plant Plathology EFPP is open for registration!

6th-8th December 2021 @unibirmingham @plantchief

https://www.bspp.org.uk/conferences/bspp2021/

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17th June 2021

We've got more than 300 people already registered for this year's Links Day, but we've still got space for more!

Register for free online and get the chance to ask your climate change questions to politicians and policymakers: https://buff.ly/3wuGe3V #LinksDay21

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18th June 2021

We have been to the forest today to continue the fieldwork and to introduce two summer students to the facilities: Emma Platt (blue hat) is funded by the @BritMycolSoc and Katie Hawkins (orange hat) is funded by the @BS_PP thanks both! selfie 🤳 by @RawMark 😃

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Watch the full webinar recording from ‘Visualising how plants and microbes function in sign language’

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

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