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traits associated with tolerance to adverse growing conditions. Develop an understanding of how physiological mechanisms are connected to observable plant stress-response traits. Gain exposure to plant
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Crop and Commodity Protection Research Unit is to develop pre and postharvest technologies and management strategies for invasive pests, and to open and maintain market access and improved quality
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managements affect crop yields, soil organic carbon and nitrogen, plant nutrients uptake and soil pH. Also, gaining experience in using process-based models or developing digital twins for the soil carbon and
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project to isolate, synthesize, and bioassay natural products that mediate plant-insect interaction. Project activities include 1) the chemical characterization of mealybug pheromones and 2) the development
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reporting, and develop practical tools and infrastructure for laboratory scientists. You will collaborate with bioinformaticians, laboratorians, epidemiologists, data scientists, and other public health
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excellence of our agriculture. The vision of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. Within AMRU, our mission is to develop sustainable integrated
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interactions with an aim to improve interventions for disease control, and build scientific understanding of sugar beet. Research Project: The sugar beet research program at the NWISRL develops genetic resources
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Description The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center's Coastal & Hydraulics Laboratory (CHL) performs research on ocean, estuarine, riverine, and watershed systems in support of the U.S. Army
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underlying genetic components, helping researchers better understand how plant genetics and fiber quality interact. You will engage in a collaborative, multidisciplinary research program spanning chemistry
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basic problems associated with understanding and control of imported fire ants and other pest ants. This appointment will involve ongoing and future research and development to better understand