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Who are we?

This laboratory is part of the University of Georgia (UGA) Department of Horticulture, in Athens Georgia, USA

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About the Lab

The lab focuses on breeding, genetics and genomics of vegetable crops, especially cucurbits and peppers. Our research include (but is not limited to) understanding the plant’s response to disease infection and finding markers/genes that can be used to breed more disease resistant varieties.

We are also interested in plant germplasm conservation and management and ideas on how to ensure more efficient use of germplasm resources.

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Rind Pattern

Jul 17, 2009

Interesting rind pattern - we are calling it "Leopard" for now.

Posted by MacLab at 12:47 PM

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Introduction to Plant Breeding
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Blog Archive

► 2011 (1)
- ► March (1)
  - Graduate Assistantship Available

► 2010 (3)
- ► August (1)
  - Gummy Stem Blight on watermelon
- ► July (2)
  - Squash bug eggs on morning glory
  - Honeybee working in watermelon field

▼ 2009 (13)
- ► November (1)
  - Halloween Pepper
- ▼ July (1)
  - Rind Pattern
- ► May (1)
  - Watermelon Crosses
- ► February (10)

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