From the Network
Decagon Joins PMN Partners Program
 Plant
Management Network is pleased to welcome
Decagon Devices as its newest industry
partner. Decagon's instruments are used in
organizations throughout the world,
including universities, research and testing
laboratories, government agencies,
vineyards, farms, and industrial testing
facilities. Founded in 1983, Decagon has
grown into a prosperous business that
retains an emphasis on research and
engineering. As the designer, manufacturer,
and marketer of its instruments, Decagon
prides itself on excellent customer service
and support.
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Plant Health Progress Publishes
Statement of Impact
 Authors
considering publishing in Plant Health
Progress will be interested in reading
the journal’s new
impact statement. The statement,
written by PHP editor-in-chief
Michael Matheron, defines the quality
standards and relevance by which the journal
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Plant Health Progress Editor’s Pick
Relative Susceptibility of Selected Apple
Cultivars to Cedar Apple Rust and Quince
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Forage and
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Relative
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