Department of Plant Pathology has internationally recognized scientists working side by side with M.S. and Ph.D. students to solve threats to the world’s food supply.
The department offers one of the most comprehensive plant pathology programs in the country.
We are engaged in a wide range of research activities that address biological, molecular, epidemiological, and biotechnological investigations into diverse groups of microorganisms that threaten the sustainability and profitability of numerous economically important crops.
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Assistantship Application
Assistantships may be available for students to work in a wide variety of research areas.
Courses
Our wide range of available courses provides opportunities to tailor your degree program.
Seminars
Seminar is held Monday afternoon at 4:10 pm in Johnson Hall 343 during the academic semester.
In the News
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The newest Fellow of the Mycological Society of America, award-winning Washington State University scientist and teacher Lori Carris helps us understand the incredible impact that…
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Dennis A. Johnson of the Plant Pathology Department at Washington State University was recently presented the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Washington Mint Growers Association.
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From the WSU Insider See also “Roots of the Matter” Soil scientist, emeritus professor and former dean of the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural…
Diagnostic Clinic
The WSU Plant Pest Diagnostic Clinic is dedicated to providing the highest quality service by providing plant disease and disorder diagnosis, pest identification, and management strategies.
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