Research
News releases
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Bioeconomy in Colombia: The Race to Save Colombia's Vital Shellfish
Genetic study reveals piangua shellfish decline in Colombia due to overharvesting, stressing the need for sustainable conservation strategies.
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Unlocking the Genetic Mysteries of Modern Roses
New study uncovers rose genetics, aiding breeders in cultivating beautiful, hardy varieties suited to diverse climates and challenges.
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The Unexpected Protein Connection in Maize Growth and Defense
New BTI research finds COI1 proteins crucial for maize growth, unlike in other plant species, paving the way for enhanced agricultural productivity.
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How Viruses Move Through Insects for Transmission of Diseases
A new study reveals the mechanisms viruses use to move through insect hosts, offering insights that could help prevent the spread of insect-borne diseases in humans and livestock.
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Faculty Cluster Hire: Promoting Collaboration and Addressing Gender Bias in Academic Hiring
BTI's cluster hire strategy challenges traditional academic hiring, boosting female representation and drawing diverse scientific backgrounds to enhance collaborative research.
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Unlocking the Secrets of Salt Stress Tolerance in Wild Tomatoes
A recent study delved into the genetic treasure trove of wild tomatoes to uncover secrets of salt tolerance that could be used to develop resilient crop varieties.
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Scientists make game-changing observation about tomato's ability to withstand salty soils: 'This ...
A tiny tomato may harbor the secret to salt-tolerance in a climate-changed world