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The CALeDNA program: Citizen scientists and researchers inventory California's biodiversity

by Rachel S. Meyer, Miroslava Munguia Ramos, Meixi Lin, Teia M. Schweizer, Zachary Gold, Dannise Ruiz Ramos, Sabrina Shirazi, Gaurav Kandlikar, Wai-Yin Kwan, Emily E. Curd, Amanda Freise, Jordan Moberg Parker, Jason P. Sexton, Regina Wetzer, N. Dean Pentcheff, Adam R. Wall, Lenore Pipes, Ana Garcia-Vedrenne, Maura Palacios Mejia, Tiara Moore, Chloe Orland, Kimberly M. Ballare, Anna Worth, Eric Beraut, Emma L. Aronson, Rasmus Nielsen, Harris A. Lewin, Paul H. Barber, Jeff Wall, Nathan Kraft, Beth Shapiro, Robert K. Wayne

January-March 2021
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Hasty responses to foodborne illness outbreaks impact California growers

by Brooke Latack, Rebecca Ozeran

January-March 2020
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Research highlights

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April-June 2017
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Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease

by Hazel White

January-March 2017
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Kearney and West Side RECs: Studies of sorghum's adaptation to drought push the frontiers of crop improvement

by Jim Downing

October-December 2015
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MANAGING NEWLY ESTABLISHED PESTS: Cooperative efforts contained spread of Pierce's disease and found genetic resistance

by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster

October-December 2014
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Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing disease threaten California citrus

by Jeannette Warnert

October-December 2012
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Crop rotation and genetic resistance reduce risk of damage from Fusarium wilt in lettuce

by Jeness C. Scott, Thomas R. Gordon, Sharon C. Kirkpatrick, Steven T. Koike, Michael E. Matheron, Oswaldo E. Ochoa, Maria J. Truco, Richard W. Michelmore

January-March 2012
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Transgenic rice evaluated for risks to marketability

by Dustin R. Mulvaney, Timothy J. Krupnik, Kaden B. Koffler

July-September 2011
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Biofactors in food linked to health benefits

by Robin Meadows

July-September 2011
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Asthma patients with specific genotypes identified for fish oil treatment trial

by Olga Fortenko, Amir Zeki, Gertrud Schuster, Cristina Davis, Hooman Allayee, Charles Stephensen, Nicholas J. Kenyon

July-September 2011
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Well-functioning cell mitochondria promote good health

by Winyoo Chowanadisai, Sonia F. Shenoy, Edward Sharman, Carl L. Keen, Jiankang Liu, Robert B. Rucker

July-September 2011
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Integrated data-collection system tracks beef cattle from conception to carcass

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Kristina L. Weber, Krista Cooprider, Daniel J. Drake

April-June 2010
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Biofuels: Growing toward sustainability

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Chris Somerville, James J. Stapleton

October-December 2009
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Dozens of UC research projects pursue fossil-fuel alternatives: Energy Biosciences Institute seeks renewable, sustainable, environmentally friendly biofuels

by Ron Kolb

October-December 2009
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Plant and microbial research seeks biofuel production from lignocellulose

by Laura E. Bartley, Pamela C. Ronald

October-December 2009
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Cellulosic biomass could help meet California's transportation fuel needs

by Charles E. Wyman, Bin Yang

October-December 2009
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Expanded research to target E. coli outbreaks

by Jeannette Warnert

January-March 2007
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AES Centennial 100: UC Riverside marks a century of agricultural innovation — still thriving in an urban empire

by Kathy Barton

October-December 2006
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Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future

by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle

July-September 2006
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Careful risk assessment needed to evaluate transgenic fish

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Paul G. Olin

July-September 2006
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What is the future of animal biotechnology?

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam

July-September 2006
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Sudden oak death genome mapped

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July-September 2004
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Sidebar: China aggressively pursuing horticulture and plant biotechnology

by Jikun Huang, Scott Rozelle

April-June 2004
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Public-private partnerships needed in horticultural research and development

by Gordon Rausser, Holly Ameden

April-June 2004
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Access to intellectual property is a major obstacle to developing transgenic horticultural crops

by Gregory D. Graff, Brian D. Wright, Alan B. Bennett, David Zilberman

April-June 2004
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Challenges and opportunities for horticultural biotechnology

by Kent J. Bradford, Julian M. Alston, Peggy G. Lemaux, Daniel A. Sumner

April-June 2004
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Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags

by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
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Sidebar: Biotechnology expands pest-management options for horticulture

by Leonard Gianessi

April-June 2004
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Sidebar: Transgenic trap crops and rootstocks show potential

by John Driver, Javier Castillón, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
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Breeding and genetics key to stemming Pierce's disease

by Michael Barnes

July-September 2003
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The buzz on mosquito, malaria genetic codes

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November-December 2002
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Scientists, state aggressively pursue Pierce's disease

by Robin Meadows

July-August 2001
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Science Brief

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March-April 2001
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Exotic pest research goes high-tech

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March-April 2001
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New pests and diseases: Sudden oak death syndrome fells 3 oak species

by Matteo Garbelotto, Pavel Svihra, David M. Rizzo

January-February 2001
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Sidebar: News from the UC plant genomics frontier

by Jill Goetz

July-August 2000
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Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production

by George Bruening

July-August 2000
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Genetic engineering and cloning may improve milk, livestock production

by James D. Murray, Gary B. Anderson

July-August 2000
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Millions of generations old: Once lost, diversity of gene pools cannot be restored

by Michael T. Clegg

November-December 1995
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In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity

by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
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Leaf protein synthesis

by William C. Taylor, Timothy Nelson, Mark Harpster, Lino Fragoso, Belinda Martineau, Steven Mayfield, Judy Yamaguchi

August 1982
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There are 42 results that meet your search criteria. There were 42 records found. The CALeDNA program: Citizen scientists and researchers inventory California's biodiversity by Rachel S. Meyer, Miroslava Munguia Ramos, Meixi Lin, Teia M. Schweizer, Zachary Gold, Dannise Ruiz Ramos, Sabrina Shirazi, Gaurav Kandlikar, Wai-Yin Kwan, Emily E. Curd, Amanda Freise, Jordan Moberg Parker, Jason P. Sexton, Regina Wetzer, N. Dean Pentcheff, Adam R. Wall, Lenore Pipes, Ana Garcia-Vedrenne, Maura Palacios Mejia, Tiara Moore, Chloe Orland, Kimberly M. Ballare, Anna Worth, Eric Beraut, Emma L. Aronson, Rasmus Nielsen, Harris A. Lewin, Paul H. Barber, Jeff Wall, Nathan Kraft, Beth Shapiro, Robert K. Wayne January-March 2021 Full-text HTML \| PDF Hasty responses to foodborne illness outbreaks impact California growers by Brooke Latack, Rebecca Ozeran January-March 2020 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research highlights Editors April-June 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease by Hazel White January-March 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Kearney and West Side RECs: Studies of sorghum's adaptation to drought push the frontiers of crop improvement by Jim Downing October-December 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF MANAGING NEWLY ESTABLISHED PESTS: Cooperative efforts contained spread of Pierce's disease and found genetic resistance by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster October-December 2014 Full-text HTML \| PDF Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing disease threaten California citrus by Jeannette Warnert October-December 2012 Full-text HTML \| PDF Crop rotation and genetic resistance reduce risk of damage from Fusarium wilt in lettuce by Jeness C. Scott, Thomas R. Gordon, Sharon C. Kirkpatrick, Steven T. Koike, Michael E. Matheron, Oswaldo E. Ochoa, Maria J. Truco, Richard W. Michelmore January-March 2012 Full-text HTML \| PDF Transgenic rice evaluated for risks to marketability by Dustin R. Mulvaney, Timothy J. Krupnik, Kaden B. Koffler July-September 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Biofactors in food linked to health benefits by Robin Meadows July-September 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Asthma patients with specific genotypes identified for fish oil treatment trial by Olga Fortenko, Amir Zeki, Gertrud Schuster, Cristina Davis, Hooman Allayee, Charles Stephensen, Nicholas J. Kenyon July-September 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Well-functioning cell mitochondria promote good health by Winyoo Chowanadisai, Sonia F. Shenoy, Edward Sharman, Carl L. Keen, Jiankang Liu, Robert B. Rucker July-September 2011 Full-text HTML \| PDF Integrated data-collection system tracks beef cattle from conception to carcass by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Kristina L. Weber, Krista Cooprider, Daniel J. Drake April-June 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF Biofuels: Growing toward sustainability by Bryan M. Jenkins, Chris Somerville, James J. Stapleton October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Dozens of UC research projects pursue fossil-fuel alternatives: Energy Biosciences Institute seeks renewable, sustainable, environmentally friendly biofuels by Ron Kolb October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Plant and microbial research seeks biofuel production from lignocellulose by Laura E. Bartley, Pamela C. Ronald October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Cellulosic biomass could help meet California's transportation fuel needs by Charles E. Wyman, Bin Yang October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Expanded research to target E. coli outbreaks by Jeannette Warnert January-March 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF AES Centennial 100: UC Riverside marks a century of agricultural innovation — still thriving in an urban empire by Kathy Barton October-December 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Careful risk assessment needed to evaluate transgenic fish by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Paul G. Olin July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF What is the future of animal biotechnology? by Alison L. Van Eenennaam July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sudden oak death genome mapped Editors July-September 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sidebar: China aggressively pursuing horticulture and plant biotechnology by Jikun Huang, Scott Rozelle April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Public-private partnerships needed in horticultural research and development by Gordon Rausser, Holly Ameden April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Access to intellectual property is a major obstacle to developing transgenic horticultural crops by Gregory D. Graff, Brian D. Wright, Alan B. Bennett, David Zilberman April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Challenges and opportunities for horticultural biotechnology by Kent J. Bradford, Julian M. Alston, Peggy G. Lemaux, Daniel A. Sumner April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sidebar: Biotechnology expands pest-management options for horticulture by Leonard Gianessi April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sidebar: Transgenic trap crops and rootstocks show potential by John Driver, Javier Castillón, Abhaya Dandekar April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Breeding and genetics key to stemming Pierce's disease by Michael Barnes July-September 2003 Full-text HTML \| PDF The buzz on mosquito, malaria genetic codes Editors November-December 2002 Full-text HTML \| PDF Scientists, state aggressively pursue Pierce's disease by Robin Meadows July-August 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Science Brief Editors March-April 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Exotic pest research goes high-tech Editors March-April 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF New pests and diseases: Sudden oak death syndrome fells 3 oak species by Matteo Garbelotto, Pavel Svihra, David M. Rizzo January-February 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Sidebar: News from the UC plant genomics frontier by Jill Goetz July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production by George Bruening July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Genetic engineering and cloning may improve milk, livestock production by James D. Murray, Gary B. Anderson July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Millions of generations old: Once lost, diversity of gene pools cannot be restored by Michael T. Clegg November-December 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton November-December 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Leaf protein synthesis by William C. Taylor, Timothy Nelson, Mark Harpster, Lino Fragoso, Belinda Martineau, Steven Mayfield, Judy Yamaguchi August 1982 Full-text HTML \| PDF

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The CALeDNA program: Citizen scientists and researchers inventory California's biodiversity

January-March 2021
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Hasty responses to foodborne illness outbreaks impact California growers

by Brooke Latack, Rebecca Ozeran

January-March 2020
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Research highlights

Editors

April-June 2017
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Lindcove REC: Developing citrus varieties resistant to huanglongbing disease

by Hazel White

January-March 2017
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Kearney and West Side RECs: Studies of sorghum's adaptation to drought push the frontiers of crop improvement

by Jim Downing

October-December 2015
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MANAGING NEWLY ESTABLISHED PESTS: Cooperative efforts contained spread of Pierce's disease and found genetic resistance

by George Bruening, Bruce C. Kirkpatrick, Thomas Esser, Robert K. Webster

October-December 2014
Full-text HTML | PDF

Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing disease threaten California citrus

by Jeannette Warnert

October-December 2012
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Crop rotation and genetic resistance reduce risk of damage from Fusarium wilt in lettuce

by Jeness C. Scott, Thomas R. Gordon, Sharon C. Kirkpatrick, Steven T. Koike, Michael E. Matheron, Oswaldo E. Ochoa, Maria J. Truco, Richard W. Michelmore

January-March 2012
Full-text HTML | PDF

Transgenic rice evaluated for risks to marketability

by Dustin R. Mulvaney, Timothy J. Krupnik, Kaden B. Koffler

July-September 2011
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Biofactors in food linked to health benefits

by Robin Meadows

July-September 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Asthma patients with specific genotypes identified for fish oil treatment trial

by Olga Fortenko, Amir Zeki, Gertrud Schuster, Cristina Davis, Hooman Allayee, Charles Stephensen, Nicholas J. Kenyon

July-September 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Well-functioning cell mitochondria promote good health

by Winyoo Chowanadisai, Sonia F. Shenoy, Edward Sharman, Carl L. Keen, Jiankang Liu, Robert B. Rucker

July-September 2011
Full-text HTML | PDF

Integrated data-collection system tracks beef cattle from conception to carcass

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Kristina L. Weber, Krista Cooprider, Daniel J. Drake

April-June 2010
Full-text HTML | PDF

Biofuels: Growing toward sustainability

by Bryan M. Jenkins, Chris Somerville, James J. Stapleton

October-December 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Dozens of UC research projects pursue fossil-fuel alternatives: Energy Biosciences Institute seeks renewable, sustainable, environmentally friendly biofuels

by Ron Kolb

October-December 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Plant and microbial research seeks biofuel production from lignocellulose

by Laura E. Bartley, Pamela C. Ronald

October-December 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Cellulosic biomass could help meet California's transportation fuel needs

by Charles E. Wyman, Bin Yang

October-December 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Expanded research to target E. coli outbreaks

by Jeannette Warnert

January-March 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

AES Centennial 100: UC Riverside marks a century of agricultural innovation — still thriving in an urban empire

by Kathy Barton

October-December 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Wise use of biotechnology critical to sustainable future

by Paul Ludden, Neal Van Alfen, Steve Angle

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Careful risk assessment needed to evaluate transgenic fish

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam, Paul G. Olin

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

What is the future of animal biotechnology?

by Alison L. Van Eenennaam

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sudden oak death genome mapped

Editors

July-September 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: China aggressively pursuing horticulture and plant biotechnology

by Jikun Huang, Scott Rozelle

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Public-private partnerships needed in horticultural research and development

by Gordon Rausser, Holly Ameden

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Access to intellectual property is a major obstacle to developing transgenic horticultural crops

by Gregory D. Graff, Brian D. Wright, Alan B. Bennett, David Zilberman

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Challenges and opportunities for horticultural biotechnology

by Kent J. Bradford, Julian M. Alston, Peggy G. Lemaux, Daniel A. Sumner

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Despite benefits, commercialization of transgenic horticultural crops lags

by David Clark, Harry Klee, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: Biotechnology expands pest-management options for horticulture

by Leonard Gianessi

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: Transgenic trap crops and rootstocks show potential

by John Driver, Javier Castillón, Abhaya Dandekar

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Breeding and genetics key to stemming Pierce's disease

by Michael Barnes

July-September 2003
Full-text HTML | PDF

The buzz on mosquito, malaria genetic codes

Editors

November-December 2002
Full-text HTML | PDF

Scientists, state aggressively pursue Pierce's disease

by Robin Meadows

July-August 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Science Brief

Editors

March-April 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Exotic pest research goes high-tech

Editors

March-April 2001
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New pests and diseases: Sudden oak death syndrome fells 3 oak species

by Matteo Garbelotto, Pavel Svihra, David M. Rizzo

January-February 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Sidebar: News from the UC plant genomics frontier

by Jill Goetz

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Transgenes are revolutionizing crop production

by George Bruening

July-August 2000
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Genetic engineering and cloning may improve milk, livestock production

by James D. Murray, Gary B. Anderson

July-August 2000
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Millions of generations old: Once lost, diversity of gene pools cannot be restored

by Michael T. Clegg

November-December 1995
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In California: ‘Agrobiodiversity’ key to agricultural productivity

by Calvin O. Qualset, Patrick E. McGuire, Marilyn L. Warburton

November-December 1995
Full-text HTML | PDF

Leaf protein synthesis

by William C. Taylor, Timothy Nelson, Mark Harpster, Lino Fragoso, Belinda Martineau, Steven Mayfield, Judy Yamaguchi

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

University of California, 2801 Second Street, Room 184, Davis, CA, 95618
Email: calag@ucanr.edu | Phone: (530) 750-1223 | Fax: (510) 665-3427
Website: https://calag.ucanr.edu