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Bean Genes
UGA researchers will delve into the genome of native tepary bean to address climate-related challenges facing common bean production.
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Brake Herbicide
The herbicide is primarily being tested for control of Palmer amaranth, one of the most troublesome weeds for peanut growers.
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Rising Scholars
As the inaugural class of Rising Scholars, ten Fort Valley State University students have spent the summer on UGA's Athens campus conducting research with College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences scientists.
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