Plant Health Resources
The Plant Health Clinic's A to Z index of plant diseases found in the Plant Health Clinic's newsletters since 2006.
Plant Health Clinic A to Z indexThe Arkansas Plant Health Clinic
What's wrong with my plant?
If you have questions about the damage to or symptoms of your plants, our plant health clinic can help.
ContactOffice:
University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture 2601 N. Young Ave. Fayetteville, AR 72704 |
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Arkansas Plant Health Clinic, located in Fayetteville, Ark., is supported by the Cooperative Extension Service, (CES), as part of the Division of Agriculture. The clinic serves Arkansas growers, homeowners and nurserymen who have plant disease problems or other plant health issues.
How the diagnosis process works
Samples are submitted through county offices, and by walk-in at the Clinic in Fayetteville. All samples are entered into the Plant Health Clinic's Distance Diagnostics through Digital Imaging database. www.dddi.org/ua/
DDDI samples are archived for documentation of individual activity, for later retrieval if necessary and for educational use.
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Currently, Sherrie Smith, (pictured above at the Little Rock Flower and Garden show) serves as Plant Pathologist/Instructor
and diagnostician. Smith began her career at the Plant Health Clinic in January 2006
after completing her M.S. degree in plant pathology at the University of Arkansas.
The Clinic is under the direction of the Plant Pathology interim Department Head,
Terry Kirkpatrick. The clinic also has a portable lab that Sherrie Smith takes to
field days, flower and garden shows, and Master Gardener events.
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