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Learn more about the International Agricultural Development Masters of Science program. Key insight into preparing to be a successful applicant, deadline is December 15th. Information about research,…
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“Ecology, genetics, and genomics of
biological nitrogen fixation in the wild:
Cicer spp. symbiosis with esorhizobium
spp. as a source for useful alleles in
agriculture”
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"Plant-pollinator interactions are ubiquitous and play an important role in ecosystem functioning across the globe, Critically, plants, pollinators, and their interactions face numerous threats…
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This interview is with Kent J. Bradford, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Plant Sciences. He was appointed in 1982 (initially in the Vegetable Crops Department) and retired in 2019. Kent’s…
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NUT 219B Global Nutrition Policies and Programs Lecture 14 May 18 2023 Biofortification
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Antonia Palkovic, SCOPE Coordinator, discusses field planting logistics for field experiments. She addresses important considerations like growth habit, experimental design, breeding goals, location,…
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Speaker, professor Allen Van Deynze from UC Davis, discusses concepts in plant breeding with examples including general breeding goals and phenotyping, hybrid breeding, hybrid breeding design,…
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Speaker, professor Charlie Brummer from UC Davis, discusses basic concepts in plant breeding including general goals, recurrent selection, sexual mating systems in plants, loci and alleles, types of…
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Speakers, PhD candidate, James Weeks from Cal Poly Pomona who talks about crossing blocks for tomatoes and PhD candidate. James goes over things to consider when planning crossing blocks, the tools…
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