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Department of Plant Pathology Texas Cooperative Extension
Southern Plant Diagnostic Network (SPDN) Joseph P. Krausz Department of Plant Pathology Texas Cooperative Extension
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Five NPDN Regions A Partnership Between CSREES, APHIS, and LGU’s
NEPEN Cornell University NCPDN Michigan State University GPPDN Kansas State University National Agricultural Pest Information System NAPIS, Purdue University WPDN University of California, Davis NPDN Founded 6/2002 USDA/Homeland Security SPDN University of Florida Selection by Internal CSREES Process
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NPDN Mission Enhance national agricultural security by quickly and accurately detecting and identifying introduced pests and pathogens. Note that, although we were formed in response to 9/11, our mission includes natural or accidental introduction of pests and pathogens, along with intentional introduction.
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Success Stories Network/Communications Training and Education
Diagnostics
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Soybean Rust It’s Here to Stay Joseph P
Soybean Rust It’s Here to Stay Joseph P. Krausz Associate Department Head Plant Pathology and Microbiology Texas Cooperative Extension
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No Fungicide Fungicide
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Soybean Rust Lesions
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Reported yield losses. Country Yield loss (%) Australia 60-70 India 66
Historical Country Yield loss (%) Australia India Indonesia Japan Philippines South China Taiwan Thailand Vietnam More Recent Reports Country Yield loss (%) Uganda Zimbabwe South Africa Nigeria Brazil Paraguay
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SPDN Soybean Rust Response
Saturday-Sunday: morphological confirmation by digital imaging (Nov 6-7) Monday-Tuesday: molecular confirmation by PCR (Nov 8-9) All states in the southern region: Response plan Participated in SBR exercise First Detectors were trained Communications worked! Diagnosticians were trained
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Early Detection of Soybean Rust
Southeast Farm Press Soybean Rust Article
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Sudden Oak Death 6,848 samples processed as of last of September (more since then) Facilitated obtaining permits for states Identify surge capacity for states Moved supplemental funds for reimbursement National teleconference training for FD’s Master Gardener training
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SPDN and Bacterial Wilt
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SPDN Web Resources
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First Detectors
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SPDN Homoptera Workshop December 9-11, 2004
Addressed a definite need in the area of Insect Identification and Taxonomy!
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Time for Reflection… Most responsibilities on the diagnostician.
Team effort needed, including department chairs, state, federal, industry, and our Entomologists Minimum standards established for clinics
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Areas for Improvement Industry buy-in…training required
Get funds to states earlier…improved plan Small increase in budget this year Increase training efforts and diagnostics on a shoestring budget.
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Thank You
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