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Spring 2025
Apr. 24 — Cotton Breeding – Preserving Production & Preparing for the Future
Apr. 17 — Submergence-tolerant rice varieties development and impact
Apr. 11 — Arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in viticulture
Apr. 2 — Soil as a Reactive Matrix: Understanding the Fate and Transport of Microplastics and PFAS in the Built Environment
Mar. 27 — Resource Use Efficiency: Lessons from Rice to Semi-Arid Cropping
Mar. 13 — The Shape of Stress Resilience: Progress on Identifying Genetic Components of Abiotic Stress Through Plant Architecture
CANCELED — USDA-ARS National Plant Germplasm System (NPGS) – how you can leverage national germplasm collections in your research program
Feb. 24 — Digital Agriculture for advancing agronomics towards the next Green Revolution
Feb. 20 — Breaking the Cycle: Understanding Insect Vector-Plant Pathogen Interactions for Smarter Management
Feb. 14 — Management of Cotton Diseases with Host Resistance
Fall 2024
Nov. 15 — Is dryland irrigation sustainable in the American Southwest?
Spring 2024
May 2 — Climate Change in Agriculture
Apr. 25 — Multi-scale observation and modeling of terrestrial ecosystem production
Apr. 18 — Carbon dynamics in regenerative cotton systems of the semi-arid Texas Plains
Apr. 11 — Improving Crop Drought Tolerance and Water-use Efficiency in the Texas High Plains – Physiological Perspective
Apr. 3 — Understanding Climate-Groundwater Feedbacks Using Data Driven and Integrated Hydrologic Modeling Approaches
Mar. 28 — Fusarium Wilt of Cotton in the Southern High Plains: Its History, Current Situation, and Future
Mar. 21 — Understanding single cell regeneration pathway and development of tissue-culture free regeneration and gene-editing platform in crops
Mar. 7 — Three Decades of Evapotranspiration (ET) Measurement – The Bushland Large Weighing Lysimeters
Feb. 28 — N and P regulation of flowering time, architecture, and use efficency in food crops
Feb. 22 — Agricultural Intensification Using Regenerative Practices
Feb. 15 — Could Biotechnology and Genomics Alone Carry the 21st Century Green Revolution? A Cautiously Optimistic View of a Pragmatic Plant Geneticist
Spring 2019
Department of Plant and Soil Science
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Address
Texas Tech University, Department of Plant and Soil Science, Box 42122, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
806.742.2838 -
Email
psstechsupport@ttu.edu