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WSU scientists have identified the first known signaling pathway that tells plant cell components to form exterior walls.

An expanding Extension team will help tree fruit growers tackle orchard and postharvest issues, thanks to the landmark WSU Tree Fruit Endowment.

Hewitt will report directly to the dean and serve as his chief of staff.

Specific bacterial pairings outcompete fire blight in the lab, suggesting new avenues of disease control.

Germán Sandoya-Miranda is the new Washington State University Endowed Chair in Raspberry Breeding.

WSU professor Kang Huang has three significant grants from the USDA-NIFA to help bolster food safety and reduce food waste across the country.

CAHNRS outstanding seniors, emerging leaders, clubs, and more were recognized during a western-themed student awards ceremony.

The newest bulletins from Washington State University Extension help viticulturists understand how to idle vineyard production for a few years and offer an annual overview of operations at the Wilke Research and Extension Farm.

For decades, two different viruses were believed to be responsible for a common, untreatable disease in dahlias, a colorful, high-value flower grown worldwide. WSU scientists discovered that they are actually the same species.

The hard work and creativity of 21 WSU students will be on full display as models strut the runway at this year’s fashion show.