CSU AgBio

NEWS & VIEWS: Methionine as a key player in salt stress adaptation in plants (Xuelian Li , Ning Zhang) doi.org/10.1093/plph... #PlantScience

New article alert! AB faculty member Dr. Jan Leach co-authored a global review on rice resistance genes and smarter strategies to fight bacterial blight 🌾🧬

#CSUAgBio #PlantPathology #RiceResearch #Phytopathology

Cover of the June 2025 issue (Volume 67, Issue 6) of the Journal of Integrative Plant Biology. The cover features a bright orange citrus fruit, cut in half transversely to reveal stylized representations of meiosis in each segment. White citrus flowers surround the fruit, and strands of DNA with notations indicating deletions run between the two halves. Cover designed by Yan-Jie Fan, Wen-Wu Guo and Xiao-Meng Wu.

Seedlessness is a valuable trait in #fruit #crops.
In this #juicy new study by Fan et al., we learn that #somatic variations in the #meiosis-specific #gene CrMER3 confer #seedlessness in a #citrus bud sport cultivar! Free to read! 🔓
doi.org/10.1111/jipb...
#PlantScience #horticulture

Using weedy traits in crops as part of a new green revolution Crop production faces major challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and global food insecurity, with the need to produce more food under increasingly difficult climatic conditions wi....

🌱 What if the scrappy traits we try to weed out… are exactly what crops need to survive?
“weedy” traits like drought & pest resistance could power a new Green Revolution 🌎🌾💪
Read more below, co-authored by AgBio alum, Jake Montgomery
#CSUAgBio #weedscience #CropGenetics #ClimateSmartAg

OLIVIA LINSCOMB - VOL .1 - GREAT CRESTED GRASSHOPPER This is "OLIVIA LINSCOMB - VOL .1 - GREAT CRESTED GRASSHOPPER" by JOHN BARNHARDT on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

We’re proud to be home to the C.P. Gillette Museum of Arthropod Diversity—a hub for global taxonomy research and insect discovery.

✨ Dive into Volume 1 of our Inspiring Insect series and explore the world of entomology like never before:
🎥 vimeo.com/1079412016?s...

#AgBio #CSU #Entomology

Frontiers | Activity of sorghum aphid and its natural enemies in the context of agroecological and weather conditions Agroecological-oriented areawide pest management leverages the innate ability of agroecosystem to suppress pests, and thus to utilize ecosystem services, a k...

Happy Friday! 🎉
shoutout to Dr. Ada Sczcepaniec, Associate Professor at CSU AgBio, for co-authoring a new article just published in Frontiers in Insect Science! 🪲📖

Check it out here 👉 doi.org/10.3389/fins...
#CSUAgBio #ResearchSpotlight #WomenInSTEM #InsectScience

Hello from sunny #FortCollins! The weather is finally brighter on campus and at the historic CSU Oval, after days of much needed moisture.

🎓🌿 Big congrats to our newest grads from Agricultural Biology! Your hard work, curiosity, and dedication to science will shape the future of agriculture and beyond. We’re proud of you—go thrive! #AgBio #CSUgrad #FutureLeaders

Historic CSU Drawing | circa 1900 | Illustration of Colorado State University with landmarks like Agricultural Hall, Chemical Laboratory, Main College Building, and more. Showcasing the campus in Fort Collins, Larimer County.

Historic CSU Drawing | circa 1900 | Illustration of Colorado State University with landmarks like Agricultural Hall, Chemical Laboratory, Main College Building, and more. Showcasing the campus in Fort Collins, Larimer County.