Texas A&M AgriLife researchers make breakthrough in fighting agricultural plant diseases
New screening method to expedite solutions for citrus greening, other ‘fastidious’ diseases
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New screening method to expedite solutions for citrus greening, other ‘fastidious’ diseases
Texas A&M AgriLife, University of Texas-El Paso researchers studying effects on dryland systems
Bacteria-infecting viruses may have novel uses in medicine
Study illustrates need for more informal learning opportunities for micropolitan areas, Indigenous groups
Shan's wide-ranging work garners prestigious accolade from Texas A&M University
Sound-making, hearing mechanisms in crickets date back 300 million years
Multi-university collaboration funded by a 5-year, $12.5 million grant
Pieces coming together for sustainable production along the Gulf Coast
Accolade cites urban entomologist’s industry, public health impacts
$3 million grant assists in phenotyping research
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers combine two cutting-edge techniques to study virions’ surface, interior
AgriLife Research, USDA project looks to honey bee diets to reduce population losses
Texas A&M AgriLife contributes two co-authors for the vision
$1.1 million AgriLife Research study for stronger food crops investigates plant DNA repair, immunity interplay
Represents first large-scale virtual AgriLife Extension event from a center
Sampling dogs, cats whose owners tested positive aims to understand how pets may be impacted by SARS-CoV-2
Texas A&M students find a way to discover insects using blue light
New Texas A&M AgriLife study explains aspects of Barth syndrome
Texas A&M readies for greater research advances through gene editing
Embarking on three-year, $1 million SMARTFARM study on Texas sorghum