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23rd November 2020

#MicrobeMonday Bacteria don’t have eyes, but they can still use blue light perception on leaf surfaces for optimal colonization. Read about Pseudomonas syringae here...
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17th November 2020

Week 3 of #NTOC2020 is underway and we have a number of excellent presentations throughout the week focusing on Pests and Diseases. It's still not too late to get your month ticket - you can catch up on Weeks 1 and 2 via the conference platform. http://bit.ly/34bipm8

23rd November 2020

🪲🌿Test your knowledge @cabi_plantwise November Plant Doctor Quiz! 🥀🍃

What's causing the differences in growth levels in this field of wheat?

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