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PAPAS was created to address the industry-wide challenges in managing plant-parasitic nematodes that cause the most potato damage in the U.S.

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  • PAPAS Potato Nematode Newsletter

    PAPAS Newsletter: New Research Maps Resistance to Potato Cyst Nematode

    Researching the potential for breeding PCN-resistant russet varieties, an important step toward developing more PCN-resistant potato varieties for a stronger potato industry.

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  • Learning about potato nematode diagnostics at the PAPAS workshop

    PAPAS Hosts Nematode Molecular Diagnostics Workshop

    Nematologists and plant pathologists gather to learn what’s new in potato nematode diagnostics.

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  • Free webinar from PAPAS about potato nematode management

    (Webinar)The Future of Potato Nematode Management: A Systems Approach

    Watch our free webinar to see the latest discoveries in potato nematode control, detection, and resistant variety development.

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  • PAPAS 2024 Annual Report Highlights Research Program

    The PAPAS 2024 annual report showcases significant progress made in research for systems approach to potato nematode management.  Our 2024 annual report shows how…

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  • PAPAS Principal Investigator Max Feldman, Ph.D., with potato tubers for evaluation of Columbia root-knot (CRKN) nematode resistance

    Genomic Prediction for Breeding Resistance to Columbia Root-Knot Nematode (CRKN) in Potato 

    Advancing potato varieties with resistance to Columbia root-knot nematode (CRKN) through genomic prediction.

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  • Potato Field Day – Freeville, NY

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  • PAPAS Newsletter #3 June 2024

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  • Selecting for Success: The Battle with Potato Virus Y

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  • Selecting for Success: What’s the Buzz about Potato Pollinations?

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  • Selecting for Success: Thousands of Clones Go into the Ground

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  • Selecting for Success: Growing Potatoes in “Muck-nificent” Soil

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  • Selecting for Success: Good Things Come from Small Potatoes

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