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📢Check out this article titled, "CHIP‐NMC: An Application for Corn Hybrid and Inbred Prediction of Nixtamalization Moisture Content". 🌽🧬 doi.org/10.1002/cche.1…

📢Reminder that this upcoming Friday (03/21) is our March seminar speaker, Dr. Trevor Rife! Join us in-person or on Zoom.

📢Check out this article titled, "Towards Stewardship of Wild Species and Their Domesticated Counterparts: A Case Study in Northern Wild Rice (Zizania palustris L.)". doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7…

Registration for the 17th Annual Plant Science Symposium is open! This event was developed and organized entirely by graduate students to share ideas and promote interaction between UMN students and the broader plant sciences community. See flyer for more details! 🌱

In case you missed it, Dr. Trevor Rife's PBC Seminar "Digitizing Plant Breeding and Genetics Data Collection" can be found on the PBC YouTube page. Check it out! 🌱 youtu.be/UrSltBlwbWU

📢 Check out this article titled, "The Effect of Oasis® Floral Foam on the Postharvest Performance of Perennial Flax Cut Flowers". #perennialflax #cutflowers doi.org/10.21273/HORTT…

The 17th UMN Annual Plant Sciences Symposium is coming up! Join us to discuss advocacy and policymaking in science this April 25th in the Cargill Building 🌾

Please join us Friday, April 11th at 9 am for our April speaker in the PBC Seminar Series. We are excited to welcome Dr. Julie Dawson for her seminar, "Strategies for developing varieties for diversified farming systems and organic agriculture". Email [email protected] for Zoom.

The April Lunch and Learn will take place on Tuesday, April 22nd from 12 - 1 PM CT in Alderman 310. This is an in-person only event. The deadline to RSVP is Wednesday, April 16th. Email [email protected] for the sign up form. 🪻

📢Reminder that this upcoming Friday (04/11) is our April seminar speaker, Dr. Julie Dawson! Join us in-person or on Zoom.

📢UMN Plant Breeding Center students and postdocs! The PBC is continuing to sponsor personalized coaching sessions on science communication with Brian Sostek. Email [email protected] for more information!

Updated PBC Spring Seminar Schedule! The May seminar is now on Thursday May 1st. Recorded videos and Zoom discussion links will be provided where available. 🌱

Join us May 1st at 9 am for our May speaker in the PBC Seminar Series. We are excited to welcome Dr. Tufan for her seminar, "Equitable Crop Improvement? Gender equality and social inclusion in plant breeding research projects, programs and institutions". Email for Zoom link.🌱

Join Dr. Hale Ann Tufan for a graduate student/post-doc lunch discussion! Lunch will be provided by the Plant Breeding Center. This event is in-person only. Email [email protected] to sign-up! 🌱

📢Reminder that next Thursday (05/01) is our May seminar speaker, Dr. Hale Ann Tufan! Join us in-person or on Zoom. Dr. Tufan is our final speaker for the 2025 spring seminar series.

📢Check out this article titled, "Polyploidy in potatoes: challenges and possibilities for climate resilience". doi.org/10.1016/j.tig.…

📢Check out this article titled, "Implications of genetic variation within pyrethrum (Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium and Chrysanthemum coccineum) germplasm: Intra- or inter-specific hybridization as mechanisms to circumvent genetic bottlenecks." doi.org/10.1002/csc2.7…

The May Lunch and Learn will take place on Tuesday, May 13th from 12 - 2 PM CT in Hayes 401 conference room. This is an in-person only event. The deadline to RSVP is Wednesday, May 7th. Email [email protected] for the sign up form. 🌷🌻

In case you missed it, Dr. Hale Ann Tufan's PBC Seminar "Equitable Crop Improvement? Gender equality and social inclusion in plant breeding research projects, programs and institutions" can be found on the PBC YouTube page. Check it out!🌱 youtu.be/03A99tbF_ls

Take a look at this article highlighting the lessons the Community Plant Breeding team has learned through their efforts to improve access to African leafy vegetables!🌱 doi.org/10.1002/csc2.7…