Recent Events From Our Laboratory
- New paper on the challenges of vegetabling
- New paper on “To Vegetable”
- New paper on QTL associated with root shape in beet
- Paper on QTL associated with Bacterial Leaf Spot reaction in beet
- Paper on QTL associated with Cercospora Leaf Spot resistance in beet
- Paper in QTL associated with soluble solids in beet
Previously Posted Events From Our Laboratory
- New paper on linkage mapping for root shape traits in carrot
- New paper on form and contour of organ shape in vegetable crops
- Sweeter beets and purple broccoli: the latest in vegetables from Wisconsin Public Radio
- New paper on novel QTL for resistance to Rhizoctonia solani in table beet by Wigg et al., 2022
- Horticulture department serves up satiating course on indigenous foodways
- Development of a new course on indigenous food systems by Luby et al.
- Transformation of carrot protoplasts by Meyer et al. 2022
- Congratulations to Chandler Meyer, Recipient of Gabelman-Seminis Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics, 2021
- New publication on the first QTL identified in table beet- for geosmin concentration- based on the work of Solveig Hanson
- New publication on digital phenotyping in carrot from the work of Scott Brainard
- New publication on the evolution of table beet morphology from art and literature
- Read about our work in the Berkshire Edge, published February 10, 2020
- USDA Secretary visits campus seed facilities, 2019
- New publication on genotype x environment interaction of geosmin in beet
- Seeds only a plant breeder could love by Rao, New York Times
- A Different Beet, by Nicole Miller in GROW
- ‘Badger Flame’ organic beet seed at High Mowing Organic Seeds
- Opening of the new Campus Food Shed led by Hannah DePorter
- Open access science at Land Grant Universities
- On Wisconsin conversation about open source seeds
- For the Love of Plants: Horticulture 350
