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Drought Relations in Clarkia

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ASPB Conviron Research Presentation by Timothy Burnette  

Starch Biosynthesis

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ASPB Conviron Research Presentation by Christina Finegan  

Flowering in Response to Winter

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ASPB Conviron Research Presentation created by Bryony Yates  

Phase Separation and Plant Biology

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ASPB Conviron Independent Project created by Yanniv Dorone

Introduction to Plant Domestication

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ASPB Conviron Independent Project 2018-2019 Created by Aimee Schulz For my independent project, I decided to create an accessible and easily modified lesson plan that teachers can use to incorporate plant domestication into their current curriculum. After talking with my high school teachers, I wanted…

Starch Biosynthesis in Sweet Corn

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ASPB Conviron Research Presentation by Christina Finegan  

Website for those without a degree in Biology/Ecology

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Hello everyone! Here is my independent project. I created a website that explained different aspects of the plant world in an accessible way. I collaborated with a non-majors Plant Ecology class to ensure that I did not unknowingly use any jargon they were not familiar with and to make sure I explained…

Increasing awareness of climate change impacts and the potential role of plant science in climate change impacts mitigation

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ASPB Conviron Independent Project - Created by Andrew Egesa (a). Why climate change? The 21st century has witnessed a rapid increase in climate change drivers, comprising of industrial development and other activities associated with rising human population. As a result, climate change related challenges…

Infographics describing GMO safety

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ASPB Conviron Independent Project created by Will Hinckley I made a series of infographics describing GMO safety for a general audience. I worked along with my PI and labmates and got several people to read them to make sure that everything was carefully worded to make sense to a general audience.…