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Field scientist @Chidu_ullagaddi rides the planter as we get the last of our 2025 Genomes to Fields hybrid corn plots in the ground out at Havelock Farm. Part of our @NECornBoard supported project. (Photo: @Kyle__Linders)
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When I started in plant phenotyping we'd ask: How close can we get to human performance?
Now Nikee Shrestha (@NikeeShrestha2) is asking: How much better than humans are we doing?
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It's been raining so much that most days it is too wet to get out to our cornfield. But when @Chidu_ullagaddi and @Kyle__Linders made it out there today, our corn looked great!
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Our corn is going in the ground! Only two weeks behind schedule. Far from the latest we've planted.
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We've had an outstanding team of undergraduate researchers studying corn in our lab this year. As the semester ends, I want to give a big shout out to Jordan, Natasha, Oddine, Shurouk, Kelsey, Annalise, and Sofia. You folks are amazing, thank you all! @UNL_PSI @unlagrohort
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Dr. @tross_michael!!! Congratulations for successfully defending you PhD thesis! You did amazing and all the @SchnableLab is proud of you!
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Another successful harvest!
Today, the @SchnableLab completely harvested our Inbred HIPS corn field in Lincoln.
800 plots and ~4800 ears were collected in around 3 hours!
Photo by @LinaLpzc
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Plenary speaker @szintri discusses gene traits in sorghum, and how all traits are being analyzed together to understand trade offs at the genetic locus level
#sorghum2023
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Congratulations @Kyle__Linders! Successfully defended his masters thesis mapping genetic loci controlling variation in biomass and yield component traits in sorghum this afternoon.
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We have people from ten different countries in @SchnableLab: US, India, Mexico, Egypt, Nepal, China, Poland, Turkey, Pakistan, and Rwanda.
A screenshot from today's lab meeting.
Please consider attending the 2023 Nebraska Plant Science Symposium! The deadline to be considered for a student talk or lightning talk has been extended to 3/31. For more information on speakers, student/lightning talks, poster presentation, or workshops, visit the link below.
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Our lab at #MGM2023! It's been an amazing time.
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Nebraska Plant Science Symposium 2023 – Growing the Future: Innovations in Plant Science, April 25, 8am –5:30pm, Graduate Hotel, Lincoln. FREE, open to public & offered via webinar. ›› go.unl.edu/NPSS2023
#UNLAgroHort #UNL @UNL_IANR @UNLExtension @UNLEntomology @corteva
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Register now for the Nebraska Plant Science Symposium! The free event will be held in person in Lincoln and via Webinar.
Students & post-docs: Apply during registration to present a oral presentation or lightning talk and sign up to present a poster!
go.unl.edu/NPSS2023

ALT Infographic to advertise the Nebraska Plant Science Symposium. The text reads "Nebraska Plant Science Symposium 2023 Growing the Future: Innovations in Plant Science. April 25, 2023. 8am - 5:30pm. Graduate Lincoln Hotel Lincoln Nebraska. This one-day symposium is FREE and open to the public and offered via webinar. Register by April 7 at go.unl.edu/NPSS2023." Logos for UNL Agronomy and Horticulture, UNL Agricultural Research Division, and Corteva Agriscience indicate the symposium sponsors.
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The 18 members of the joint Schnable, Sigmon, and Holding delegation to the 2023 Maize Genetics Conference muster in the Beadle Center for a final headcount and briefing from @JonathanTurkus before piling into three minivans for the seven hour drive to St. Louis.
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MS student Kyle Linders presented on effects of nitrogen deficit on sorghum biomass at 2022 UNL Plant Science Retreat. @unlagrohort























