​​​Phytobiomes​​​

​​​Networks of interactions among plants, their environment, and complex communities of organisms profoundly influence plant and agroecosystem health and productivity

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The Phytobiomes Roadmap, an outcome of The American Phytopathological Society’s Phytobiomes Initiative, offers a detailed vision and action plan for agriculture.

Public Policy Chair:​ Gwyn Beattie




Phytobiomes is a new open-access journal published by APS. This high-quality journal focuses on transdisciplinary research that impacts the entire plant ecosystem.

Editor-in-Chief: Carolyn Young


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Phytobiomes Alliance, is an industry-academic collaborative initiative focused on building a phytobiome-based foundation for accelerating the sustainable production of food, feed, and fiber.

​Executive Director: Kellye Eversole


​​​​​Featured Activites

​​Discounted Article-Processing Charges Still Available for Phytobiomes

Submit your manuscript to the new APS open-access jouirnla, Phytobiomes. Learn more about the journal's scope, editorial board, types of manuscripts submission process, and more.


New Positions Posted

​​Positions in phytobiomes are being posted as received, if you have a position to share we welcome postings


​Upcoming Events​

​2019

December 2 - 5 — International Symposium "Microbe-assisted crop production - opportunities, challenges and needs" (miCROPe 2019), Vienna, Austria