EnviroLogix
Becomes PMN’s 62nd
Partner
 PMN welcomes
EnviroLogix—a leader
in the development of
rapid test kits for the detection of
genetically-modified seed and grain, mycotoxins,
and plant pathogens—as its newest industry
partner. Along with the most extensive line of
GMO test kits available, EnviroLogix offers a
growing portfolio of plant pathogen kits to
identify field infection and to support
crop-management decisions. Their many solutions
include QuickStix kits for soybean rust and
Tomato Apex Necrosis Virus, and their QuickBead
kit for bacterial fruit blotch. View their many
solutions in the
PMN Plant Science Database.
PMN invites those in the industry, education,
and nonprofit sectors to help us enhance the
health, management, and production of plants and
the commodities they produce. For information on
the partners program, please
visit us online or
inquire by email.
Matheron Named PHP Editor-in-Chief
 Mike
Matheron, University of Arizona, assumed
responsibilities as Editor-in-Chief of
Plant Health Progress (PHP) beginning January
2008. Matheron succeeds Mike Benson, North Carolina
State University. Matheron is also pleased to name
four new Senior Editors—Greg Browne, Mary Olsen,
Patrick Phipps, and Ned Tisserat—to the PHP
editorial board. PHP publishes articles in all
areas affecting plant health, including abiotic
disorders, diseases, insects, nematodes, weeds,
integrated pest management, and regulatory issues.
Submission
guidelines are available online.
Springer Announces 20% Book Discount for PMN Readers
 Springer,
a leading global academic publisher and partner of
the Plant Management Network, announces an exclusive
offer for PMN readers. Take advantage of a 20%
discount on Springer's broad range of book
publications in the plant and agricultural sciences.
Browse, order, and receive your discount at
www.springer.com/pmn.
Plant Health Progress
Editor's Pick
The
soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is an economically
important pathogen of soybean in the U.S.A.
Resistant cultivars have been developed from a
single plant source. In
this month’s pick, a survey of soybean fields in
Illinois by T. L. Niblack and coauthors revealed
that 70% of the populations of SCN have adapted to
this resistance at some level, reducing the
effectiveness of SCN-resistant cultivars as a crop
management tool. Recommendations are presented to
slow down this adaptation.
Positions Available
Submit new employment/intern listings online. It’s
free!
CURRENT LISTINGS:
*Graduate Student Assistantship – Extension Specialty
*Dairy
Science Advisor
*Biological R&D Scientist I - III
See
postings at
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New Articles from
Plant Health Progress
Research
QoI Resistance
of Plasmopara viticola and
Erysiphe necator in the Mid-Atlantic
United States
Summary | Article
Evaluation of
Chemical Agents for the Control of
Phytophthora ramorum and Other Species
of Phytophthora on Nursery Crops
Summary | Article
Evaluation of
Fungicides for the Control of
Phytophthora ramorum Infecting
Rhododendron, Camellia, Pieris,
and Viburnum
Summary | Article
Use of
Neonicotinoid Insecticides Applied to Soil
and Seed for Green Peach Aphid Management on
Spinach
Summary | Article
 Brief
First Report of
Stem Rot of Dracaena Caused by
Aspergillus niger in Iran
Summary | Article
News
Kansas State
University Researchers Move One Step Closer
to Curbing Pests´ Appetite for Crops
Article
Diamond
Planting Design for Peanut Crops
Article
EnviroLogix
announces the first field diagnostic test
for Tomato Apex Necrosis Virus: QuickStix
Kit for ToANV
Article
2007 National
Soybean Rust Symposium Proceedings Now
Available
Article
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New Articles from
Crop Management
Research
Preemergence
Herbicides Effect on Growth and Yield of
Early-Planted Mississippi Soybean
Summary | Article
Soil Sampling
for Fertilizer Recommendations in
Conservation Tillage with Paratill
Subsoiling
Summary | Article
Variety Trials
CM variety trials
New York 2006 Alfalfa
Pennsylvania 2006 Alfalfa
New York 2007 Alfalfa
Louisiana 2005 Corn Hybrid Performance
Trials
Louisiana 2006 Corn Hybrid Performance
Trials
Nebraska 2007 Corn
New Mexico 2006 Corn Silage
New Mexico 2007 Limited Irrigated Grain
Sorghum Performance Test - Clovis
New Mexico 2007 Full Irrigated Grain Sorghum
Performance Test - Clovis
New Mexico 2007 Dryland Grain Sorghum
Performance Test - Clovis
Louisiana 2005 Soybean
South Carolina 2006 Soybean - Blackville
Nebraska 2007 Soybean
Red River Valley On-Farm Yield Trials:
Minnesota 2006 Hard Red Spring Wheat
Red River Valley On-Farm Yield Trials:
Minnesota 2007 Hard Red Spring Wheat
Nebraska 2007 Winter Wheat Variety Trial
Results
New Mexico 2007 Wheat Variety Trial Results
- Clovis - Dryland
New Mexico 2007 Wheat Variety Trial Results
- Clovis - Irrigated
News
Planting Corn
After Corn Demands Top-of-Game
Management
Article
A "Berry" Good
Bee for Pollinating Blackberries and
Raspberries
Article
NDSU Offers
Sunflower Production Guide to Increase
Profitability
Article
NDSU Releases
Cavalier Nontransgenic Soybean
Article
Volunteer Corn
Can Impact Corn Yield
Article
Soybean Plants
Per Acre
Article
Weed Science
Society of American Launches Invasive
Plant Science and Management
Article
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New Articles from
Forage and Grazinglands
Variety Trials
FG
variety trials
Nebraska 2005-2006 North Platte Cool-Season
Grass
Nebraska 2005-2006 North Platte Orchardgrass
News
Control Costs, But Don’t
Sacrifice Bull Nutrition, Health and Genetics
Article
Managing Cattle Operations
to Protect Lakes and Rivers
Article
Hay Market Review Shows
Price Increases to Continue
Article
Finding Better Year-Round
Forage
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