Project Listing

Status:EXTENDED
Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1019809 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Jia, Z. Jia,Zhenyu UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Multiscale Data Analysis to Identify Networks of Genetic Variants and Metabolomic Variants that are Associated with Key Traits in Citrus
1022688 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dillman, A. R. Dillman,Adler Ray UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Using insecticidal nematode toxins in biological control
1023249 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Scudiero, E. Scudiero,Elia UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Artificial Intelligence For Water, Nutrient, Salinity, And Pest Management In The Western U.S.
1024604 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Roper, C. Roper,Caroline UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA CAP: Combining cultural and genetic approaches for grove success to unravel and enhance resistance/tolerance to Huanglongbing
1025028 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ashworth, D. J. Men,Yujie UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA "Dissemination and risk of anthropogenically induced antibiotic resistance in the agricultural environment"
1025691 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Arpaia, M. Arpaia,Mary Lu UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA PLANT BREEDING PARTNERSHIPS: Linking genomics and phenomics to improve horticultural traits in avocado
1025764 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hirmas, D. Ajami,Hoori UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA SitS: Collaborative Research: Soils are signaling shifts in aggregate life-cycles: What does this mean for water, carbon, and climate feedbacks in the Anthropocene?
1026907 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Mauck, K. Mauck,Kerry Elizabeth UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Integration of host plant resistance with immunity modification for management of established and emerging virus threats to melons
1028128 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dinar, A. Dinar,Ariel UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Private (On-Farm), Public, and Political Adaptation to Climate-Change-Induced Water Scarcity: Evidence from California
1028239 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Glassman, S. Glassman,Sydney UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA A trait-based approach for understanding the role of fire-adapted microbes on soil carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions
1028315 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Russell, K. Russell,Kaleigh UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Testing whether soil amendments and time to intervention affect restoration of ecosystem multifunctionality after wildfires
1030627 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gebiola, M. Mauck,Kerry Elizabeth UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Automating Black Soldier Fly Rearing For On-Farm Waste Recycling And Income Generation
1031819 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Stuligross, C. Stuligross,Clara UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Impacts of heat waves on orchard bee fitness and development: a comparative study of three western populations
1033384 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Woodard, S. H. Woodard,Sarah Hollis UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA A National Wild Bee Monitoring Scheme: From Plan to Implementation
1034540 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Thompson, M. N. Thompson,Morgan Nicole UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE CA Micro-management: identifying crop-protective microbiota for enhanced plant resistance to insect pests
0191000 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Larson, K. C. LARSON, K. C. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS AR Clonal Mobility and Invasiveness in an Exotic Woody Vine and its Native Congener
0214975 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hoffman, E. Hoffman,Eric UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FL BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF TWO INVASIVE MUSSELS ALONG THE EAST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES IN AN OYSTER AGRO-ECOSYSTEM
0218579 EXTENDED OTHER GRANTS Daniell, H. Daniell, H. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FL Chloroplast-Derived Enzyme Cocktails For Hydrolysis Of Lignocellulosic Waste Biomass And Release Of Fermentable Sugars
1031712 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Xu, Y. Xu,Yunjun UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FL PARTNER: ExPanding UCF AI Research To Novel Agricultural EngineeRing Applications (PARTNER)
0204334 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Greenberg, J. T. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IL Mechanism of Action of the P. Syringae Type III Effector HopI
0210655 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dwyer, G. Dwyer,Greg UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IL Using mechanistic models to understand the combined effects of a viral disease and a fungal disease on gypsy moth populations
1025765 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Greenberg, J. T. Greenberg,Jean UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IL Nanotechnology-Enabled Gene Editing of Intact Plants
1026429 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Morgan, J. Morgan,Jessica UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IL Investigation Of The Interactions Of Pamps And Damps, Namely Flg22 And Phytosulfokine
1028032 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Frank, E. Frank,Eyal UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IL The Economic Disamenities and Health Impacts of Animal Feeding Operations’ Practices in the United States
0196849 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hunter, L. M. Hunter, L. M. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO Economic Well-Being in Rural Areas Experiencing Amenity-Related Demographic Change
0210675 EXTENDED NRI COMPETITIVE GRANT GREENE, M. J. Greene,Michael UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO Breaking the code of nestmate social recognition cues of the pest ant Tetramorium caespitum.
1019166 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Larson, J. Larson,Julie UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO (Seed-)banking on a sustainable future: Rangeland resilience to climate variability through stored response diversity
1023202 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Warschefsky, E. Warschefsky,Emily UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO Genomic structural variation in sunflower: Diversity under domestication and importance for stress tolerance
1027665 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Hinckley, E. Hinckley,Eve-Lyn UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO Toward Sustainable Crop Sulfur Use: Probing the Link between High Sulfur Applications and Methylmercury Production
1032475 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Kaiser, A. Kaiser,Asia UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO CO The Impact of the Urban Matrix on Pollinator Diversity and Urban Agriculture