Michigan State University Hausbeck Lab (plant disease)

March 14, 2012

Michigan State University's Hausbeck Lab aims to reduce Michigan growers' reliance on fungicides through novel and integrated management strategies and enhanced knowledge of pathogen etiology and epidemiology.

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