It is routinely found that once infection occurs multiple viral pathogens can be found within one field however, the spread of each virus is not uniform suggesting a differences in transmissibility of these viruses by their vector.
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- Water Seed Grant awards $2.39 million in research fundingSep 25
Texas A&M AgriLife Research multidisciplinary research projects funded by state appropriations to advance water management in Texas Ten water research projects from throughout three Texas A&M University System agencies have received a total of $2.39 million in Water Seed Grant investment funded by state appropriations from the Texas Legislature to Texas A&M AgriLife Research, and administered by... Read More → The post Water Seed Grant awards $2.39 million in research funding first appeared on AgriLife Today. The post Water Seed Grant awards $2.39 million in research funding appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Texas A&M Forest Service employee earns national award for fire protectionSep 22
Hannemann recognized for innovative leadership and strategic response policy A Texas A&M Forest Service employee was honored with the Current Achievement Award for Fire Protection during the National Association of State Foresters Annual Meeting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Paul Hannemann, retired Texas A&M Forest Service chief of fire operations and incident response department head, was... Read More → The post Texas A&M Forest Service employee earns national award for fire protection first appeared on AgriLife Today. The post Texas A&M Forest Service employee earns national award for fire protection appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy AgencySep 22
National eBeam center at Texas A&M continues role as International Atomic Energy Agency Collaborating Centre Beams of accelerated electrons, or eBeams, work wonders to improve quality of life in ways that include stemming the spread of invasive insects, breaking down environmental pollutants, sterilizing objects and combating harmful microbes in food and water. The National Center... Read More → The post AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency first appeared on AgriLife Today. The post AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Anderson hired to address crop diseases in the High PlainsSep 22
New Texas A&M AgriLife plant pathologist sets up program in Amarillo Nolan Anderson, Ph.D., a new Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service plant pathologist in Amarillo, didn’t set out to be a plant pathologist. But, along the way, he found it was the perfect fit for him, combining his love of... Read More → The post Anderson hired to address crop diseases in the High Plains first appeared on AgriLife Today. The post Anderson hired to address crop diseases in the High Plains appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Patil invited by National Academies to join panel of thought leadersSep 22
Experts will address connection between soil, bioactives and human health Bhimu Patil, Ph.D., a Texas A&M AgriLife Research Regents Professor, has been invited by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine to join a select panel of distinguished thought leaders addressing the connections between soil health and human well-being. Patil is a professor in... Read More → The post Patil invited by National Academies to join panel of thought leaders first appeared on AgriLife Today. The post Patil invited by National Academies to join panel of thought leaders appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Water Seed Grant awards $2.39 million in research funding