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Status:EXTENDED
Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
1018949 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gerardo, N. M. Gerardo,Nicole Marie EMORY UNIVERSITY GA The Influence of Beneficial Insect Symbionts On Vectoring Of An Agricultural Bacterial Pathogen
1018944 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Schmidt, M. Schmidt,Monica UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA AZ Characterization And Enhancement Of Higs In Aflatoxin-Free Transgenic Maize
1018941 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Leon, J. Leon,Juan EMORY UNIVERSITY GA Identifying Control Strategies for Reducing Infectious Norovirus Contamination on Produce in the Harvest and Post-Harvest Farm Environment
1018940 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ferrenberg, S. Ferrenberg,Scott NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY NM Investigating the role of the soil surface microbiome in germination, establishment, and growth of rangeland plants
1018915 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Xiao, H. Xiao,Hang UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS MA Altered Gut Microbiota: A Novel Mechanism for potential adverse effects Induced by Foodborne Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles
1018909 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gu, A. Gu,April CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY Function-Targeted Phenotyping And Genotyping To Elucidate The Roles Of Polyphosphate-Accumulating Microorganisms In Promoting Plant P Uptake
1018904 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tanaka, K. Tanaka,Kiwamu WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY WA Rhizospheric Delivery System Of Biodegradable Immunostimulants To Control Powdery Scab Disease In Potato
1018898 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Schmitz-Esser, S. Schmitz-Esser,Stephan IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IA Illuminating the impact of plasmids to stress survival of Listeria monocytogenes
1018882 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gondro, C. Gondro,Cedric MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Novel methods to increase the accuracy of genomic prediction using sequence data
1018877 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Tooker, J. F. Tooker,John Frazier PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY PA Perception of insect pheromones by plants and its potential as a tool for insect pest management
1018874 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Ryu, D. Ryu,Dojin UNIV OF IDAHO ID Protective Effect of Antioxidants against Ochratoxin A in Infant Cereals
1018873 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Reed, S. Reed,Sarah UNIV OF CONNECTICUT CT Poor Maternal Nutrition Across Generations: Roles For Oxidative Stress, Metabolism And Inflammation
1018868 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Enders, L. Enders,Laramy PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN A community selection approach to engineering pest-resistant crop microbiomes
1018862 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Dolezal, A. Dolezal,Adam UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IL Viral Hijackers: Can Viral Pathogens Manipulate Honey Bee Behavior to Increase Disease Transmission?
1018856 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Freedman, Z. B. Morrissey,Ember M WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WV Leveraging Plant-Microbe Interactions to Increase Nutrient Use Efficiency and Bioenergy Crop Yield on Marginal Lands
1018850 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Macintosh, G. Macintosh,Gustavo IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IA Understanding the molecular mechanisms of plant defense suppression deployed by soybean aphids
1018838 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Shade, A. Shade,Ashley MICHIGAN STATE UNIV MI Inheritance of abiotic stress tolerance through seed microbiome modification
1018836 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT RISSMAN, A. R. RISSMAN,ADENA R UNIV OF WISCONSIN WI Conservation and succession success for farm and woodland owners
1018835 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Voy, B. H. Voy,Brynn H UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE TN Reducing adiposity and improving body composition through developmental programming by maternal fatty acids
1018833 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Gerrard, D. E. Gerrard,David E VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VA O-Glcnacylation Regulation Of Porcine Skeletal Muscle Energy Metabolism And Growth
1018821 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Yang, L. Yang,Liju NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY NC Control of Persistent Foodborne Pathogens Using Visible Light-Activated Antimicrobial Carbon Nanomaterials
1018811 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Wang, J. Wang,Jun UNIVERSITY OF IOWA IA SCC: An integrated and smart system for irrigation management in rural communities
1018807 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Simon, M. Gyawali,Buddhi Raj KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY KY Enhancing Productivity, Diversification, And Sustainability By Infusing Geospatial Technology In Small And Medium-Sized Farms
1018805 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Alison, M. W. Pitman,William Don LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY LA Pollinator Diversity, Abundance, and Health Responses to Legume Plantings in the South-Central US
1018800 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Halfon, M. S. Halfon,Marc S. UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO - STATE UNIV OF NEW YORK NY Regulatory element discovery in sequenced insect species
1018797 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Beattie, G. A. Beattie,Gwyn A IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IA Mechanistic Drivers Shaping Root Microbiomes And Microbiome Drivers Of Fitness Benefits In Drought-Stressed Plants
1018792 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Micallef, S. Micallef,Shirley Ann UNIV OF MARYLAND MD Metabolomic and proteomic characterization of tomato traits towards the development of food safety-improved tomato (FIT) cultivars
1018773 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Davis, A. F. Davis,Alison F UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY KY The importance of access to health in rural economic development
1018764 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Huo, H. Huo,Alfred UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FL Genetic and Molecular Dissection of a Shared microRNA Regulatory Complex for Seed Germination and Flowering in Lettuce under High Temperature
1018757 EXTENDED AFRI COMPETITIVE GRANT Swallow, S. Towe,Charles UNIV OF CONNECTICUT CT Wind Energy Driving Rural Change: Economic Diversification, Land Value, Agriculture, and Natural Resource-based Tourism