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2023-2024 Hort Happy Hour & Lunch and Learn Webinar Series
https://mastergardener.osu.edu/HHHLNL23-24
Crop Science Department. She is also an alumni of HCS, having completed her doctorate program in this ...
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Lunch & Learn and Happy Hour Webinar Series
https://mastergardener.osu.edu/lnlhh
1988 and 1992, after which she joined the faculty in HCS at OSU where she did research in Floriculture ...
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Renewable Energy Workshop
https://woosterresources.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/events/renewable-energy-workshop
students, and state and local agency personnel,” said Yebo Li, the event’s organizer and a biosystems ...
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Fall 20/Winter 21 Lunch & Learn and Happy Hour Webinar Series
https://mastergardener.osu.edu/FallSessions
which she joined the faculty in HCS at OSU where she did research in Floriculture and taught several ...
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Root Knot Nematode
https://rbil.osu.edu/research/plant-parasitic-nematode-interactions/root-knot-nematode
Cell-biology of plant nematode parasitism. (Eds. Berg RH, Taylor CG). pp. 115-152. Li Y, Fester R, Taylor CG. ...
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Plant-Parasitic Nematode Interactions
https://rbil.osu.edu/research/plant-parasitic-nematode-interactions
pp. 115-152. Li Y, Fester R, Taylor CG. 2008. Transcriptomic analysis of nematode infestation. In: ...
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Utilizing Genomic Selection to Accelerate the Pace of Developing FHB Resistant Wheat Varieties
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Publications
https://rbil.osu.edu/publications
cell. In: Cell-biology of plant nematode parasitism. (Eds. Berg RH, Taylor CG). pp. 115-152. Li Y, ...
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Autumn 2016 HCS Seminar Series
https://woosterresources.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/events/autumn-2016-hcs-seminar-series
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HCS Seminar Series: Screening for resistance and modes of virulence in soybean; Brown Marmorated Stinkbug interactions
Halyomorpha halys, brown marmorated stinkbug (BMSB). is a native insect of Korea, Japan, and China. In 1996, BMSB was introduced to North America and has quickly become a noxious agricultural pest. In nearly 20 years, BMSB populations have steadily increa ...