CPS promotes research and education in plant pathology, public awareness of the importance of plant diseases, and discussion of all aspects of plant pathology in Canada and internationally.

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2021-02-25: A virtual CPS meeting is being organized as part of a three-society meeting (CPS-CSA-CSHS). The dates for this meeting are June 14-18th 2021 with workshops to be held the following week.

 

The 2020 CPS meeting was canceled due to COVID-19. All registration fees will be reimbursed.

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The Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology is published quarterly by the Canadian Phytopathological Society. Membership in the Canadian Phytopathological Society provides a printed copy of the journal, on-line access or both. Revue trimestrielle publiée par La Société canadienne de phytopathologie. Journal Volumes / Volumes de journal  Editorial Board / Directeurs de section     Instructions for Authors / […]

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The Canadian Phytopathological Society

The Canadian Phytopathological Society (CPS) is a scientific society that was formed in 1929 as a nonprofit organization to enable plant pathologists to meet and discuss their common interests in teaching and research of plant diseases. CPS has more than 400 members in Canada and abroad, and the Society is entirely run by volunteers.

Its membership has expertise in all facets of plant pathology, and includes a wide variety of graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, research associates, technical assistants, extension plant pathologists, research scientists, and professors from federal and provincial governments, universities, and companies involved with plant health.

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CPS Regional Groups & Societies

Please note that the Quebec Society of Plant Protection (QSPP) and the Plant Pathology Society of Alberta (PPSA) are separate societies and not Chapters of CPS. They are on this site just for the convenience of the plant pathology community. *

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