Apr 6, 2011
Researcher receives grant to study potato and tomato disease

Late blight, caused by a fungus-like microbe, is a plant disease that mainly attacks potatoes and tomatoes, is difficult and economically challenging to eradicate, and was largely responsible for the Irish potato famine of the mid-19th century. University of California Riverside Newsroom

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