Crown condition is used to score how healthy trees are. Essentially, the more leaves a tree has, the more energy it can produce and use for growth. We are running training courses this summer, so that you can assess visually …
Can you help? PhD student Helene Kile is researching increasing reports of Tilia (lime) trees with bleeding cankers. If you know of any Tilia trees in the UK showing these symptoms Helene would love to hear from you. Read on …
As part of Plant Health Week 2022 we are launching a new ‘Resources’ section on our website. This section is aimed at stakeholders and non-specialists who might be looking for information about identifying or managing bacterial plant diseases. It includes …
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Could you help our Pseudomonas-Prunus research team by sending them your samples for genetic analysis?
Who are the winners of our first photo competition? Find out here!
To mark National Tree Week Bac-Stop social scientist Mike Dunn reflects on our endutring love of oak trees.
Hear about the latest research into oak diseases.
What do oak trees mean to you? Can you imagine a world without them? We are inviting everyone who loves oaks to submit an Ode 2 Oaks.
Just what do plant pathologists do all day? Our photo competition gives a window on their worlds.
As part of Nationa Plant Health Week, stakeholders and researchers came together to discuss the challenges of managing bacterial plant diseases.
Targeted online workshops helped engage different audiences in discussions about the risks of introducing Xylella in the UK.