Assistant Professor - Extension Plant Pathologist -University of Tennessee

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Position: 12-month tenure-track, Assistant Professor in the Entomology and Plant Pathology Department, with particular emphasis on diagnosing and managing diseases of ornamental plants, nursery plants, and turf in commercial and residential, natural, or managed systems.

Location: University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture - Soil, Plant, and Pest Center in Nashville, TN.

Full description and application details: https://apply.interfolio.com/108904

Plant pathologist for North America Row Crops Research - Bayer

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Bayer’s plant health team in St. Louis, MO is looking for a scientist to lead the plant pathology Diagnostic Lab for North America Row Crops Research. This is a highly collaborative role to support R&D research as well as provide diagnostic support to teams. The candidate will develop a strategy for pathogen isolate collection and improve digital capabilities and tools. This is an exciting opportunity to inform and define emerging threats to Plant Health. 

Forest Pathologist

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Dear All:

The Missouri Department of Conservation is seeking a Forest Pathologist to work in their Ecological Health Unit. This is an outstanding agency and a well-respected forest health program that we work very closely with. It will close on June 5. Please forward to anyone who may be interested.

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Krishna Puri

Plant Disease Diagnostician and Lab Manager

Submitted by Anonymous on

Due to the retirement of Meg Williamson after 27 years, the Clemson University Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic is seeking to rehire that position. The Clinic is a part of the University and it operates similarly to other university-run labs, accepting samples from Extension offices and directly from in-state and out-of-state clients. However, it is housed in the Department of Plant Industry in the Division of Regulatory Services. As such, we also work closely with the Regulatory Field Inspectors to identify diseases, insects and weeds of concern.

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