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Washington State University | about 2 months ago
Resource conservation as part of the USDA ARS National Plant Germplasm System, conducts research on plant domestication, genetics, and breeding in many crops including important cool season pulse
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pathogen virulence and pathogen-plant interactions. The candidate will utilize conventional microbiology methods, genome sequencing, comparative genomics, and bacterial genetics and functional genomics
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research results. Research often involves the use of herbicides, but it is multidisciplinary and often applies principles of plant breeding, genetics, genomics, plant physiology, and plant ecology. The
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Washington State University | 2 months ago
Qualifications: A PhD in the area of plant breeding, plant genetics, or a related field. Demonstrated excellence in field, laboratory, and greenhouse skills Demonstrated ability of scholarly output Excellent