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- Structural features of xylan dictate reactivity and functionalization potential for bio-based materialson October 23, 2025
CONCLUSIONS: This study shows key structure-reactivity relationships in xylan succinylation, establishing that low branching, high xylose content, and reduced lignin impurity […]
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- Building genomic resources to facilitate the study and use of Solanum microdontum, a wild relative of cultivated potatoon October 23, 2025
Solanum microdontum Bitter is a diploid wild Andean relative of potato that has shaped the domestication and adaptation of modern cultivated potato to diverse environments. […]
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- Phenotypic analysis of maize and maize-teosinte near isogenic lines for resistance to corn smut (Ustilago maydis)on October 21, 2025
Maize, a globally important staple crop, faces significant yield losses due to corn smut disease, caused by the fungal pathogen Ustilago maydis. Most cultivated maize lines […]
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The UGA Integrated Plant Science Graduate Program is accepting applications for 2025. Cohorts can enroll in 1 of 9 degree programs, perform research with one of 80 faculty, collaborate across disciplines & campuses, & participate in Plant Center events. http://ips.uga.edu/