Has workedon plantdiseases inSouthAmericaStudiesturfdiseasesWorkswithinsectsHas performedan experimentrequiring themto be awakebetween 12am- 4amWent tothe sameschool asmeOwnsan APSshirtStudiesvegetablediseasesKnew theywanted to bea plantpathologist inhigh schoolWorkswithoomycetesHas workedon plantdiseases inAsiaIs anightowlWorks forgovernmentHas workedon plantdiseases inEuropeWorkswithseedbornediseasesWorks onthe samepathogenas meStudiestreediseasesIs fromOhioHas/isstudying plantpathology inanothercountryIs amemberof an APScommitteeWorks on thesame pathogenor host thatthey studied asa graduatestudentHave apesticideapplicatorlicenseWorks withnematodesWorkswithbacteriaIs fromthe samestate asmeIs/wasan APSpresidentHas helpedor worked  ina diagnosticlabIs giving anoralpresentationHas seenPhytophthorainfestans inthe fieldLived ongranola barswhile doingresearchStudiesrow cropdiseasesHas told aplantpathologyjokeIs his/herfirst APSannualmeetingIs fromthe samecountry asmeHas seenwheat rustin the fieldOwn an APSdiseasecompendiumIs or hasbeen amember ofAPSFoundationHas workedon plantdiseases inNorthAmericaIspresentinga posterHas workedon plantdiseases inAustraliaStudiesfruitdiseasesWorks on apathogenthat’s bsl2or greaterPlays amusicalinstrumentHas gotten bitor stung by ananimal or insectwhile doing fieldworkWorks onthe samehost plantas meIs anundergraduatestudentHas workedon plantdiseases inAfricaStudiestropicaldiseasesWorks inacademiaIs/was anAPScouncilorat largeIs anearlybirdHasmisspelledtheir studypathogen’snameWon anAPStravelawardWorksforindustryTalk inanairplaneIs agradstudentWorkswithsoilbornediseasesIs apostdocWorkswithvirusesHas submitteda researchgrant proposalto the usda,nsf, or nihIs “jack/jill ofall trades”plantpathologistWorkswithfungiVolunteersfor APSYour advisorhas made youpractice a talkin the hotellobby rightbefore the talkHas workedon plantdiseases inSouthAmericaStudiesturfdiseasesWorkswithinsectsHas performedan experimentrequiring themto be awakebetween 12am- 4amWent tothe sameschool asmeOwnsan APSshirtStudiesvegetablediseasesKnew theywanted to bea plantpathologist inhigh schoolWorkswithoomycetesHas workedon plantdiseases inAsiaIs anightowlWorks forgovernmentHas workedon plantdiseases inEuropeWorkswithseedbornediseasesWorks onthe samepathogenas meStudiestreediseasesIs fromOhioHas/isstudying plantpathology inanothercountryIs amemberof an APScommitteeWorks on thesame pathogenor host thatthey studied asa graduatestudentHave apesticideapplicatorlicenseWorks withnematodesWorkswithbacteriaIs fromthe samestate asmeIs/wasan APSpresidentHas helpedor worked  ina diagnosticlabIs giving anoralpresentationHas seenPhytophthorainfestans inthe fieldLived ongranola barswhile doingresearchStudiesrow cropdiseasesHas told aplantpathologyjokeIs his/herfirst APSannualmeetingIs fromthe samecountry asmeHas seenwheat rustin the fieldOwn an APSdiseasecompendiumIs or hasbeen amember ofAPSFoundationHas workedon plantdiseases inNorthAmericaIspresentinga posterHas workedon plantdiseases inAustraliaStudiesfruitdiseasesWorks on apathogenthat’s bsl2or greaterPlays amusicalinstrumentHas gotten bitor stung by ananimal or insectwhile doing fieldworkWorks onthe samehost plantas meIs anundergraduatestudentHas workedon plantdiseases inAfricaStudiestropicaldiseasesWorks inacademiaIs/was anAPScouncilorat largeIs anearlybirdHasmisspelledtheir studypathogen’snameWon anAPStravelawardWorksforindustryTalk inanairplaneIs agradstudentWorkswithsoilbornediseasesIs apostdocWorkswithvirusesHas submitteda researchgrant proposalto the usda,nsf, or nihIs “jack/jill ofall trades”plantpathologistWorkswithfungiVolunteersfor APSYour advisorhas made youpractice a talkin the hotellobby rightbefore the talk

Plant Pathology Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Has worked on plant diseases in South America
  2. Studies turf diseases
  3. Works with insects
  4. Has performed an experiment requiring them to be awake between 12am - 4am
  5. Went to the same school as me
  6. Owns an APS shirt
  7. Studies vegetable diseases
  8. Knew they wanted to be a plant pathologist in high school
  9. Works with oomycetes
  10. Has worked on plant diseases in Asia
  11. Is a night owl
  12. Works for government
  13. Has worked on plant diseases in Europe
  14. Works with seedborne diseases
  15. Works on the same pathogen as me
  16. Studies tree diseases
  17. Is from Ohio
  18. Has/is studying plant pathology in another country
  19. Is a member of an APS committee
  20. Works on the same pathogen or host that they studied as a graduate student
  21. Have a pesticide applicator license
  22. Works with nematodes
  23. Works with bacteria
  24. Is from the same state as me
  25. Is/was an APS president
  26. Has helped or worked  in a diagnostic lab
  27. Is giving an oral presentation
  28. Has seen Phytophthora infestans in the field
  29. Lived on granola bars while doing research
  30. Studies row crop diseases
  31. Has told a plant pathology joke
  32. Is his/her first APS annual meeting
  33. Is from the same country as me
  34. Has seen wheat rust in the field
  35. Own an APS disease compendium
  36. Is or has been a member of APS Foundation
  37. Has worked on plant diseases in North America
  38. Is presenting a poster
  39. Has worked on plant diseases in Australia
  40. Studies fruit diseases
  41. Works on a pathogen that’s bsl2 or greater
  42. Plays a musical instrument
  43. Has gotten bit or stung by an animal or insect while doing field work
  44. Works on the same host plant as me
  45. Is an undergraduate student
  46. Has worked on plant diseases in Africa
  47. Studies tropical diseases
  48. Works in academia
  49. Is/was an APS councilor at large
  50. Is an early bird
  51. Has misspelled their study pathogen’s name
  52. Won an APS travel award
  53. Works for industry
  54. Talk in an airplane
  55. Is a grad student
  56. Works with soilborne diseases
  57. Is a postdoc
  58. Works with viruses
  59. Has submitted a research grant proposal to the usda, nsf, or nih
  60. Is “jack/jill of all trades” plant pathologist
  61. Works with fungi
  62. Volunteers for APS
  63. Your advisor has made you practice a talk in the hotel lobby right before the talk