PAPAS Graduate Students Present at WSU Plant Science Symposium
Three University of Idaho graduate students from the PAPAS team presented posters at the 2025 Washington State University Plant Science Symposium.
Three University of Idaho graduate students from the PAPAS team presented posters at the 2025 Washington State University Plant Science Symposium.
Six postdoc students from the PAPAS team presented their research at the 2025 Virtual Nematology Conference.
The litchi tomato plants have been harvested, sectioned, and stored for further research by PAPAS.
Evaluating the total effect of litchi tomato plant biomass compounds for root-knot nematode management.
Researching the potential for breeding PCN-resistant russet varieties, an important step toward developing more PCN-resistant potato varieties for a stronger potato industry.
Providing potato growers with precise, data-driven strategies to effectively and sustainably combat plant-parasitic nematodes.
The PAPAS 2024 annual report showcases significant progress made in research for systems approach to potato nematode management.
Advancing potato varieties with resistance to Columbia root-knot nematode (CRKN) through genomic prediction.
Found in the western US, Columbia root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne chitwoodi) infects potato roots and tubers, causing blemishes and defects that reduce quality.
See how extracts from litchi tomato (Solanum sisymbriifolium) are made afrom plant material for potato nematode research.