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Admissions
The DPM Program may consider applications throughout the academic calendar year. For assistantship funding considerations, applications must be submitted by July 15th for spring semester and by February 15th for […]
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About
Why Study Plant Medicine at UF? Florida’s mild climate and agricultural diversity provide an ideal setting for the study of plant medicine. Valued in excess of $7 billion dollars annually, […]
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Newsletter
The Spring 2021 edition of the DPM Newsletter has arrived! Many thanks to editor, Hannah Talton, for all her hard work! The newsletter updates alumni, faculty, and current students on […]
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Travel
In May of 2017, the DPM program had its first international training experience in Ecuador. The purpose of the DPM Ecuador educational experience was to expose students to tropical crops, […]
DPM Facebook Page
Today we held our first in-person training for quite a while. Thanks to everyone who helped with the First Detector Training given to our Master Gardener Volunteers and Sumter County's. This type of training is very important to equip our volunteers to better teach the public about new invasive (and potentially expensive) insects and arthropods in Florida.![]()
National Plant Diagnostic Network, Outreach and Extension Page ![]()
Hernando County Florida-Friendly Landscaping Program - Lilly Browning ![]()
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UF Doctor of Plant Medicine Program
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Experiences
Students in DPM program gain government, NGO, and industry exposure unavailable to students in traditional degree programs. In addition to the required industry or private sector internship, DPM students participate […]
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Academics
The Doctor of Plant Medicine (DPM) degree program provides professional doctoral training through rigorous academic coursework and hands-on internships. Key University of Florida/IFAS departments or units involved in mentoring and […]
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Outreach
Middle and High School Youth Outreach The DPM outreach program was designed to raise awareness of invasive species, promote early detection of exotic pests and pathogens, and encourage sample submission […]