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Wyman, Bin Yang October-December 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Pharmaceutical crops have a mixed outlook in California by Michelle Marvier April-June 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Letters: January-March 2007 From our readers January-March 2007 Full-text HTML \| PDF Celebrating a work in progress: UC journal delivers research to Golden State and beyond Editors October-December 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Timeline uncertain for agricultural biotechnology by Peggy G. Lemaux July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF When crop transgenes wander in California, should we worry? by Norman C. Ellstrand July-September 2006 Full-text HTML \| PDF Scientists evaluate potential environmental risks of transgenic crops by Norman C. Ellstrand 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. 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James April-June 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson January-March 2004 Full-text HTML \| PDF Low-income consumers, though less aware of genetically modified foods, are concerned and want labels by Nicelma J. King July-September 2003 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 UC IPM: 20 years of progress Editors November-December 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF What are the best strategies for achieving optimal nutrition? by Carl L. Keen, Sheri Zidenberg-Cherr September-October 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Salmonella in sewage effluent raises ecological and food-safety concerns by Hailu Kinde, Edward R. Atwill September-October 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF New technologies are changing the face of agriculture by James M. Lyons, George Bruening July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Genetic engineering to improve quality, productivity and value of crops by Abhaya M. Dandekar, Neal Gutterson 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 The case of the FLAVR SAVR tomato by G. Bruening, J.M. Lyons July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF Commercialization of university research brings benefits, raises issues and concerns by William B. Lacy July-August 2000 Full-text HTML \| PDF UC contributes biotech breakthroughs Editors November-December 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Public germplasm development at a crossroads: Biotechnology and intellectual property by Brian D. Wright November-December 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Steering a course to farmland protection by Alvin Sokolow May-June 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF New facilities to foster solutions for exotic pests by W.R. Gomes March-April 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Marine bacteria: A better cleaner-upper? by Rosemary Amidei July-August 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF California Agriculture time line Editors November-December 1996 Full-text HTML \| PDF Medfly problem simmers Editors July-August 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Growing a world class institution by Ann Foley Scheuring July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Feats of UC science that changed daily life Editors July-August 1993 Full-text HTML \| PDF Food safety: a matter of fact by John E. Kinsella September-October 1992 Full-text HTML \| PDF The research imperatives: knowledge to reduce the use of broadly toxic pesticides by Mary Louise Flint July-August 1990 Full-text HTML \| PDF Agricultural policy implications of biotechnology by Samuel H. Logan, Harold O. Carter, Luanne Lohr July-August 1987 Full-text HTML \| PDF Genetic engineering: One leg of a three-legged stool by Lowell N. 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Asian citrus psyllid and huanglongbing disease threaten California citrus

by Jeannette Warnert

October-December 2012
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For 150 years, UC science and agriculture transform California

by Mark G. Yudof

April-June 2012
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research and adoption of biotechnology strategies could improve California fruit and nut crops

by Victor M. Haroldsen, Gabriel Paulino, Cecilia L. Chi-Ham, Alan B. Bennett

April-June 2012
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

Pharmaceutical crops have a mixed outlook in California

by Michelle Marvier

April-June 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Letters: January-March 2007

From our readers

January-March 2007
Full-text HTML | PDF

Celebrating a work in progress: UC journal delivers research to Golden State and beyond

Editors

October-December 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Timeline uncertain for agricultural biotechnology

by Peggy G. Lemaux

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

When crop transgenes wander in California, should we worry?

by Norman C. Ellstrand

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Scientists evaluate potential environmental risks of transgenic crops

by Norman C. Ellstrand

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

Information for Contributors

Editors

July-September 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Central Coast consumers want more food-related information, from safety to ethics

by Philip H. Howard

January-March 2006
Full-text HTML | PDF

Letters: October-December 2004

From our readers

October-December 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

California voters assess anti-GMO initiatives

by Robin Meadows

October-December 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

Transgenic acreage grows amid changing regulation

by Robin Meadows

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

Consumer knowledge and acceptance of agricultural biotechnology vary

by Jennifer S. James

April-June 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

In vitro gas production provides effective method for assessing ruminant feeds

by Girma Getachew, Edward J. DePeters, Peter H. Robinson

January-March 2004
Full-text HTML | PDF

Low-income consumers, though less aware of genetically modified foods, are concerned and want labels

by Nicelma J. King

July-September 2003
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

UC IPM: 20 years of progress

Editors

November-December 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

What are the best strategies for achieving optimal nutrition?

by Carl L. Keen, Sheri Zidenberg-Cherr

September-October 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Salmonella in sewage effluent raises ecological and food-safety concerns

by Hailu Kinde, Edward R. Atwill

September-October 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

New technologies are changing the face of agriculture

by James M. Lyons, George Bruening

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Genetic engineering to improve quality, productivity and value of crops

by Abhaya M. Dandekar, Neal Gutterson

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

The case of the FLAVR SAVR tomato

by G. Bruening, J.M. Lyons

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

Commercialization of university research brings benefits, raises issues and concerns

by William B. Lacy

July-August 2000
Full-text HTML | PDF

UC contributes biotech breakthroughs

Editors

November-December 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Public germplasm development at a crossroads: Biotechnology and intellectual property

by Brian D. Wright

November-December 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Steering a course to farmland protection

by Alvin Sokolow

May-June 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

New facilities to foster solutions for exotic pests

by W.R. Gomes

March-April 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Marine bacteria: A better cleaner-upper?

by Rosemary Amidei

July-August 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

California Agriculture time line

Editors

November-December 1996
Full-text HTML | PDF

Medfly problem simmers

Editors

July-August 1995
Full-text HTML | PDF

Growing a world class institution

by Ann Foley Scheuring

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Feats of UC science that changed daily life

Editors

July-August 1993
Full-text HTML | PDF

Food safety: a matter of fact

by John E. Kinsella

September-October 1992
Full-text HTML | PDF

The research imperatives: knowledge to reduce the use of broadly toxic pesticides

by Mary Louise Flint

July-August 1990
Full-text HTML | PDF

Agricultural policy implications of biotechnology

by Samuel H. Logan, Harold O. Carter, Luanne Lohr

July-August 1987
Full-text HTML | PDF

Genetic engineering: One leg of a three-legged stool

by Lowell N. Lewis

JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1985
Full-text HTML | PDF

Genetic engineering of salinity-tolerant plants

by Raymond C. Valentine

October 1984
Full-text HTML | PDF

California agriculture and genetic engineering

by Lowell N. Lewis

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

The role of the university in genetic engineering

by James M. Lyons, Charles E. Hess

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

1. Genetic engineering: The new techniques and their potential

by Carole P. Meredith

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

2. Plant breeding: Successes and limitations

by Paulden F. Knowles

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

4. Gene vectors: Crossing natural barriers to genetic manipulations

by Clarence I. Kado

August 1982
Full-text HTML | PDF

Improving woody crops

by Don J. Durzan

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