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Research Projects Subjects of Investigation at this Location

Each ARS research project has related subjects of investigation.  Listed below are the subjects of investigation currently conducted at this location.

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Subjects of Investigation
Rice
Research Projects within Rice
item Assessment of Rice Production Under Selected Abiotic and Biotic Stress Environments
item Broadening and Strengthening the Genetic Base of Rice for Adaptation to a Changing Climate, Crop Production Systems, and Markets
item Characterizing the Genomic Basis of Weedy Rice Competitiveness
item Climate Resilient Innovations for Sustainable Production of RICE (CRISP-RICE)
item Genetic Analysis of the Sheath Blight Resistance in IR8 and Functional Analysis of the Candidate Gene OsABC9 to Rhizoctonia Solani
item iCORP: Increasing Coastal Organic Rice Production in South Carolina Using Salt Tolerant Cultivars
item Identification and Characterization of Novel Resistance Genes to Rice Blast Disease
item Mechanisms of Cold Stress Tolerance Responses in Rice
item Plant Breeding Partnership: Breeding Better Climate-Resilient And Nutritious Rice Varieties That Address Global Warming And Hidden Hunger
item Plant Breeding Partnership: Modeling Genetic Variation of Rice Hydraulic Response to Changes in Soil Moisture
item Risk assessment of emerging diseases caused by Pantoea spp. on rice, peanut, & corn in the USA in Collaboration with Texas A&M University-Beaumont
item Risk assessment of emerging diseases caused by Pantoea spp. on rice, peanut, & corn in the USA in Collaboration with Texas A&M-Amarillo
item Risk Assessment of Emerging Diseases Caused by Pantoea spp. on Rice, Peanut, and Corn in the USA in Collaboration with Colorado State University
item Risk Assessment of Emerging Diseases Caused by Pantoea spp. on Rice, Peanut, and Corn in the USA in Collaboration with Oklahoma State University